Shopping in Summerlin: A Local’s Guide to Downtown Summerlin, Tivoli Village & the West Side

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When people think of Las Vegas shopping, they often picture the Strip. Locals know better. On the west side of the valley, Summerlin and its neighboring centers offer a completely different experience: open-air streets, mountain views, and a mix of luxury brands, local boutiques, and destination dining—all without ever going near the Strip.

If you live in or around Summerlin, or you’re thinking about moving here, this guide walks you through the core shopping districts that shape daily life on the west side: Downtown Summerlin, Tivoli Village, and Boca Park/Fashion Village.

Downtown Summerlin: The West Side’s Flagship Shopping District

Downtown Summerlin is the heart of west-side shopping—over 125 shops, restaurants, and entertainment options in a walkable, open-air setting framed by Red Rock views.(Wikipedia)

Anchored by Dillard’s and Macy’s, it blends everyday essentials with recognizable national brands and lifestyle stores that locals actually use.

Fashion & Lifestyle Favorites

A few of the most talked-about shops at Downtown Summerlin include: (Summerlin)

• Apple – Your local spot for iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Genius Bar support. New homeowners love having a full Apple Store just minutes from home.

• lululemon athletica – High-end activewear that fits Summerlin’s hiking, yoga, and gym lifestyle.

• Alo Yoga – Trend-forward athleisure and studio wear that’s big on social media.

• Anthropologie & Madewell – Go-to spots for modern women’s fashion, denim, and unique accessories.

• H&M, Gap, and American Eagle – Everyday style for teens, college students, and casual weekends.

• Michael Kors & Steve Madden – Handbags, shoes, and accessories with that “night-out in Vegas” look.

Beauty, Home & Everyday Essentials

• Sephora & Ulta Beauty – Everything from skincare to pro-level makeup in one area.

• Bath & Body Works & LUSH – Great for gifting and home spa nights.

• Crate & Barrel & Sur La Table – Perfect for furnishing that new Summerlin home or upgrading your kitchen.(Wikipedia)

• Trader Joe’s – One of the most requested tenants before the center opened; now a weekly staple for many Summerlin families.(Wikipedia)

Tivoli Village: European-Inspired Boutiques & Destination Dining

Just down Rampart from Downtown Summerlin, Tivoli Village feels like an Italian piazza dropped on the west side: stone façades, fountains, courtyards, and balconies wrapped around boutiques and restaurants.(tivolivillagelv.com)

Boutique & Home Décor Highlights

Tivoli is less about giant chains and more about curated finds and services. Notable spots include: (tivolivillagelv.com)

• Restoration Hardware Outlet / RH – Designer-level furniture and décor at outlet pricing; a favorite for luxury homeowners in The Ridges, The Summit, and nearby guard-gated communities.

• Bauteam German Kitchen Tailors – Custom kitchen design and cabinetry for serious remodels and new builds.

• David Tupaz American Couture – High-end couture and custom fashion from a renowned designer—very “hidden gem” Summerlin.

• Vasari / fine art & galleries – Rotating art and sculpture that fit perfectly into custom homes and modern lofts.

Tivoli also hosts rotating night markets, fitness events, and seasonal pop-ups, so there’s usually something happening in the plaza on weekends.(tivolivillagelv.com)

Boca Park & Fashion Village: Everyday West-Side Convenience

A few minutes east of Tivoli, at Rampart & Charleston, you’ll find Boca Park Fashion Village and the surrounding centers—another major hub for west-side shopping and dining.(bocaparklv.com)

Here you get more of the everyday essentials, still in a comfortable, open-air environment:

• REI – The go-to for locals heading to Red Rock, Mt. Charleston, or Lake Mead. Hiking boots, climbing gear, camping setups, and technical clothing live here.(bocaparklv.com)

• Total Wine & More – Huge selection of wine, whiskey, and spirits—popular with collectors and for hosting at home.(bocaparklv.com)

• Downeast, Eccoci, and local boutiques – Smaller clothing and accessory shops that quietly serve a loyal west-side crowd.(bocaparklv.com)

• Coffee & casual dining like Sambalatte, Grimaldi’s, Kona Grill, and others—easy spots to meet friends or clients between showings.(bocaparklv.com)

Where to Eat Between Shopping Sprees

You wanted non-chain, high-end restaurants—this is where the west side really shines. These are the names people are always talking about when they mention “Summerlin dining” online:

Harlo Steakhouse & Bar – Downtown Summerlin

Located at Downtown Summerlin, Harlo Steakhouse & Bar delivers a classic, mid-century-inspired steakhouse experience with a local twist. Think prime steaks, chilled seafood, a serious wine list, and a dim, glamorous dining room that feels more Beverly Hills than suburban mall.(Harlo Steakhouse)

Great for:

• Celebratory dinners after closing

• Date nights without leaving the neighborhood

• Out-of-town guests you want to impress

Echo & Rig – Tivoli Village

Echo & Rig is part modern steakhouse, part in-house butcher shop—one of the true originals at Tivoli. You can sit on the second-floor patio overlooking the fountain, order unique cuts you rarely see elsewhere, and even pick up steaks from the butcher counter to grill at home.(Echo & Rig)

Al Solito Posto – Tivoli Village

From chef James Trees (of Esther’s Kitchen fame), Al Solito Posto is a polished, neighborhood Italian restaurant that’s become a west-side favorite. House-made pasta, rigatoni alla vodka, eggplant parm, and an excellent cocktail and wine program make it a staple date-night and “special but not stuffy” spot.(Al Solito Posto)

La Strega – South Summerlin / West Sahara

Just a short drive down Town Center, La Strega brings coastal Italian energy to Summerlin, with seasonal menus, wood-fired pizzas, and some of the best pasta on the west side. It’s frequently mentioned on “best of Las Vegas” lists and has become a go-to for locals who don’t want to fight Strip traffic.(lastregalv.com)

Why West-Side Shopping Matters When You Live in Summerlin

For residents, this isn’t just about where to buy clothes or grab dinner—it’s about daily quality of life:

• You can handle fashion, groceries, tech, and home décor within a 5–10 minute drive of most Summerlin villages.

• High-end restaurants like Harlo, Al Solito Posto, Echo & Rig, and La Strega create a true “night out” experience without crossing town.

• Centers like Downtown Summerlin and Tivoli host events, markets, and live music, turning shopping districts into real community gathering places.(Summerlin)

For home buyers, having all of this on the west side reinforces why homes in Summerlin, The Lakes, Queensridge, Peccole Ranch, and nearby communities hold such strong appeal.

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