On Martin Luther King Day, a public holiday in the US, I figured the Strip would be packed. I wasn't really in the mood for all the lights, music, con artists and guaranteed meetings with the insane so I went out to the burbs. After breakfast with the family, I took off by myself and had a bit of a wander. Desperately overdue for a haircut, I called into an unassuming little beauty salon and met Yves, a transplanted Parisian and extremely talented hair artiste. I came in with a head full of frizz and left looking amazing. It only cost $35 US, which I thought was an absolute bargain even after I added a hefty tip. If you need a haircut, I totally recommend going to a sexy French guy who kisses your hand.

Only good thing honestly is Round 1 when it's open. The mall has like average stores. Average food court. Gets decently busy still especially on weekends. I would just go to a different one honestly.

Mr.papas was very sketchy the employee took my card and even though I was next rang someone else up. I asked for my card back as it was tap pay they looked shocked I ask for receipt and nothing I even tipped. The employees all looked at me went to the back and came out laughing i then left my food . Will not return

This is a local mall with a couple cool stores. A great funko pop and collectibles store. All your regular chain stores too. Barely any people anywhere, a nice break from the strip.

It's just off the strip and the oldest mall in LV. It doesn't have an anchor store any.more but Galaxy Theatre for films is fun (not exorbitant ticket prices, comfortable reclining seats) food and a bar for cinema goers and the Mexican Market is very interesting and big. Don't get lost in the little lanes.Plenty of parking and a easy Uber to the strip