Boca Park Fashion Village

cute area. with a few stores. i couldnt find one of the stores i was looking for. restaurants too went to tillys. it was ok there was a big store that was closing. it took like 30 minutes to get here.

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Boca park is nice! It has a Starbucks and a bath and body works along with Ross and target. It’s convenient. And then on the other side they have a pink berry and cheese cake factory!!! Also has shopping for groceries–

Boca Park Fashion Village offers me shopping convenience.
Target opens at 8 AM.
Office Max opens at 8 AM.
Starbucks offers a drive thru, 5 AM week day opening and organic apple juice and milk boxes.
A Children’s Dentist with Dr. Michael Saxe has been exceptional.
Jason’s Deli offers organic options.
REI is one of my favorites.
Dinner at Grimaldi’s, Kona Grill, The Melting Pot, The Cheesecake Factory, and Hussong’s Cantina. There are additional restaurants.
There are a variety of other store for needs like children, maternity, pets, shoes, wellness, beauty, party supplies, alcohol and tailoring.
Wish List:
Replace Haggen Grocery. Whole Foods Market is on West Charleston and if you want a big box grocery store there is Albertsons on West Sahara.
Consider for the old Sears’ Great Indoors store and the current Haggen Grocery for a YMCA, museum, or an indoor park like in Ohio, «So the city invested $ 20 million to turn the dead space into a nine-​acre park, hoping that it would draw residents from the suburbs. In addition to green spaces, fountains and trees, the mall has a carousel, a performance space for summer concerts, something called an „outdoor reading room,“ plus bocce courts and a life-​sized chess set.»
Replace McDonald’s. Yuck! Come on Unilocalers this location on gets 2 stars anyway. Let’s the community to see McDonald’s era is over. How about bringing the new Amy’s Drive Thru, by Amy’s Kitchen.
Bring unique shops and keep those unoccupied leased spots full.

I haven’t been here for a long time but I have to say this is one of my favorite places to visit if I am in the west side of town. Beautiful area, nice scenery and plenty of shopping.

Let me qualify that I’m a fan of the restaurants and not so much the other stores. Other than Vons and Total Wine, of course. Total Wine has a free for all liquor sampling on
Saturdays that is unrivaled.
I guess Ross can be counted as one of the good stores too. There’s always fun people watching from the patio at Gordon Biersch, where we usually camp out on Saturdays. Nothing like watching young, able bodied people jockeying for a parking space within a stone’s throw of their chosen business. Me, I’m happy to park near Vons or Total Wine.
Kona Grill has great sushi prices at happy hour, but you’re taking a chance on finding seats. The outdoor seating at Grimaldi’s is also quite nice. I don’t shop at the weird boutiquey stores at the Village, cause they’re weird. I’ve been to Panera a few times, and am boycotting Lee’s Liquor after they refused to let me use their restroom.
The big question is, what’s up with the still vacant anchor space formerly The Great Outdoors? So many possibilities, but how has no one opened a giant plastic surgery center here, when so many people in Summerlin obviously would flock to it?

I love Boca Park. It is filled with wonderful stores. It always seems to be busy when I go. It is conveniently located and has great surrounding businesses.

This isn’t a review of Boca Park as a whole so much as it’s a review of the ~village~ (I.E. the back section that a lot of people don’t even know is there).
As everyone knows, Boca Park is a pretty one-​stop shopping experience. One can literally find everything within. That being said, I didn’t ever trek north of Vons in the past. But now I live within walking distance to Boca Park, so why not explore this part a little more?
I have to say, I was impressed with the mini «village» like experience going on here. It was more compact and conductive to a browsing experience. There’s a good amount of dining options (including a Westside location of Grimaldi’s and Sambalatte) I think the biggest flaw is the fact that it can be so easy to miss, especially to those accessing Boca Park from Charleston (which is where I usually accessed Boca Park in the past). Oh, and it COULD have a movie theater too. True, the Suncoast is around the corner but their theaters are just so blah.
The Final Verdict
Pros:
Walking distance from home
Has «mall quality» stores in neighborhood environs
Somewhat New Urbanist in feel.
Cons:
Easy to miss, depending on where you’re accessing Boca Park from.
Would be a perfect location for a movie theater, and yet it doesn’t have one.
Return Factor: ¹⁰⁄₁₀. Always nice to have somewhere to shop and hang out in walking distance from one’s house.

Yet another shopping plaza– nothing really stands out here to me, but I find the «fashion village» part of the name to be a bit misleading as there aren’t many clothing stores here.
One of the few REI locations is here, a handful of chain restaurants (Cheesecake Factory, Kona, Gordon Biersch) and the mandatory froyo and coffee shops, but little else.

Lots of shops and restaurants to choose from. Great eats like Cheesecake Factory, Grimaldi’s, and others. Great place to just hang out in the sun and look cool!

Were it not for Sambalatte and Panera I’d probably never visit Boca even though it is within walking distance of my house but be that as it may I really cannot ignore the convenience. Truly yuppie in the worst of ways with the sort of stores selling machine-​stitched overpriced women’s clothes and things that no one really needs I can only hope that the new developments occuring at Summerlin Town Center will mitigate my needs to deal with the six traffic lights between here and home but until that time comes I’ll begrudging continue to visit as necessary — an occurence far more frequent than I’d care to admit given my obvious addiction to the coffee bean.

I’ve always been a fan of Boca Park. The traffic can be pretty bad around it but compared to other cities it’s tolerable. Pretty much every store I shop is in or very near Boca Park… and several restaurants to chose from once you are done with your aerobic shopping.

When I lived in Vegas, this was my number one shopping destination.
Everything you need in one area, there’s an amazing variety of shops: Target, Office Max, Home Goods, Payless, Verizon, Bath and Body Works, Radioshack, REI, American Apparel, Talulah G, Hotties World, Pink, Brighton, Total Wine and Lee’s Liquors.
If you are looking for a place to dine, Cheese Cake Factory, KONA Grill, Gordon Biersch, SambaLatte, PF Changs, Claim Jumper, Jason’s Deli, Baja Fresh to name just a few.
Loads of parking and wide walkways, this is one of my favorite places. Across the way is Tivoli Village, which is a part of Boca Park, but is the newer, — slightly more trendy area.

I always say there’s two sides to Boca Park. You got the Charleston side which has your basic stores like Target, Verizon, Ross, Starbucks, etc. Then you got what I call the Tivoli Village side where you got Embers, Sambalatte, Kona, Cheesecake Factory, REI, and Grimaldi’s. It’s like a different town, depending on which side you’re on. One things for sure, there’s a ton of people watching here. I was recently here and having a discussion with fellow Unilocaler Anthony M. One thing we’re wondering was «where the heck is the gym around here?» No, we weren’t trying to get a quick workout in. We’re wondering because it seems like everyone shopping here is dressed like they are either coming back from the gym or going to the gym. And again, some great people watching here.
I’m a fan of Boca Park and it seems like everyone else is too. Parking can be a madhouse if you’re trying to park near Embers or Sambalatte. I usually take one pass then head straight to the parking near REI.
If I’m at Boca Park, it’s usually for Sambalatte.

Boca Park can be a destination for some great shopping, eating, or simply window shopping. The center hosts a multitude of different shops and eateries. I could name them all off, but I’ll stick with a few I tend to frequent more often than others.
As for sitting back and relaxing with a tasty beverage, you can do so at Samballate, a wonderful café. The center boasts two liquor stores — Total Wine and Lee’s. My most frequented store — Target, it a nice size and includes a grocery section. Restaurants are plentiful too and my favorite here is The Cheesecake Factory.
But the center has specialty stores as well — such as REI, a place where I tend to go with my husband.
Overall this center is certainly one of the best in Vegas. Perhaps the only thing it is missing is a Patty’s Cloest, or more locally owned restaurants or even a bakery. It’s for that reason only I am dinging one star.

I really love this Plaza. This is one of my wife and I ‘s dating spot. The whole vibe is very unique make you wanna keep going back. Of course they have few great selections of restaurants in the Plaza, there are Cheese Cake Factory, KONA Grill, Gordon Biersch, SambaLatte. Etc. And my wife love to shop at Pink and MIXT which I think are own by the same person. Boca park is also right by Red Rock Casino, Tivoli Village, JW, Sun Coast, which is a great day/​night hangout spot @ Summerlin.

Boca Park is an epicenter for life on the west side of town. I can see why people love the Summerlin area so much. With fantastic food, drinks, and an easy accessibility to everything, it is a prime spot to be.
The one down side about the fashion village is the late opening of their stores. I won’t hold it against them that I am usually up and out the door at an ungodly time during my days off. 11am opening for their clothing stores made it difficult to do much of anything besides hang out at Sambalatte. Maybe I should be thanking them for opening an hour later because I got to try a new place.
The upkeep on this area is pristine. Hedges were getting trimmed, stray items fished out of the fountains, and the paths litter free. A return trip for happy hour at Kona Grill will bring me back when Boca Park comes alive. I am looking forward to seeing the different atmosphere.

A series of strip mall shopping– spread across four corners. Here’s a sampling:
Ross*, Target Greatland, Home Goods, Kona Grill*, Cheesecake Factory*, PF Changs*, Claim Jumper*, Payless, Officemax, Verizon, Bath and Body Works*, Radioshack, McDonalds, Chilis, Tilly’s, Grimaldi’s, Sally’s, T-​Mobile, Jason’s Deli, Baja Fresh*, REI, American Apparel, boutiques like Talulah G, Hotties World, Pink, and Brighton, plus, others, like a Vitamin store, a Dental office, a Pet store, & Jewelry store. I’m missing some places, but you get the picture. One could spend lots of time here. I particularly like the Ross (not ghetto, and no unattended screaming children) and all the great dining choices in the area. All the asterisk-​marked places, I’ve been to, btw. I heard that Fry’s is coming to the area, as well (this place is always so packed).
There is ample parking at each of the parts that make up Boca Park Fashion Village. Lunch and Dinner seem to be peak times, for obvious reasons. The tree-​lined streets coupled with european design/​influence make this area very pretty.

Not sure I would consider it a «fashion village», but this is certainly an awesome shopping center. And I love that it’s a one-​stop shop kind of place. With everything from Target to Total Wine & More to REI to Bath & Body Works to… You can basically get just about everything you need at this place. It can get crowded, but it’s never frustrating and parking is always available.