In this guide, I’ll break down everything you need to know about visiting The LINQ
Promenade on Las Vegas Boulevard, including all of the places I’d consider must-sees.
LINQ Promenade: Shop ‘Til You Drop.
Get ready to encounter some of the best stores the city has to offer.
Whether you’re going in on a shopping mission or just to look around,
you’ll be hard-pressed not to leave The LINQ Promenade without carrying
at least a few shopping bags.
Here are some of the top shops at The LINQ Promenade: Pier 30.
Maybe LAS (Harry Reid International Airport) lost your suitcase, you
didn’t pack thoroughly enough, or you’re just itching for a new
swimsuit to brave the Las Vegas heat.
Whatever your reasons for wandering into Pier 30, I have no doubt that
it’ll be one of your favorite places to shop whenever you visit the promenade.
Pier 30 is the summer vacationers’ dream, with the entire store packed
wall to wall with swimwear, surfwear, and all the accessories and clothing
a skateboarder could dream up.
Something that I respect about the store is how much effort they put into knowing what’s
on-trend without sacrificing unique looks.
Aside from athletic clothing, the store also features a ton of casual wear
that’s well suited for the Vegas heat.
Socks and Bottoms.
Probably the cheekiest stop on the Promenade, you and the family could spend hours
browsing the collection of novelty socks and underwear at Socks and Bottoms and
still not make a dent in their inventory.
Known for their unique, creative takes on otherwise basic clothing
pieces, I have no doubt that there’s an undergarment (or twelve) in stock
for everyone on your shopping list.
I’d definitely recommend the store to households or couples looking
for a fresh take on the matching t-shirt situation that so many
families rock during vacation season.
Despite its popularity among gift givers, it’s also a great stop if
you’re looking to expand your own personal sock or undie collection.
They have pop-culture references, sports team logos, even Cup of Noodle printed tube socks!
It doesn’t stop there, though, as they also have matching two-piece sets that
are perfect for bed or to don after dark.
Welcome To Las Vegas Store Named after the famous ‘Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas” sign,
consider the Welcome To Las Vegas Store the one and only place you need to stop
to grab souvenirs for you and your crew.
The selection is endless and vast, with a variety of different
keepsakes for all ages and interests.
Grabbing A Bite at LINQ Promenade.
With all the walking you’ll be doing, it’s only natural you’ll
want to stop for a bite to eat.
Whether you’re in the mood for desserts, all-American classics, or sultry
French bistros- there’s a food stop at the LINQ Promenade for every taste.
Here are a few of our favorites: Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen + Bar.
No visit to Las Vegas would be complete without a stop at Guy
Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen + Bar!
Celebrity Chef Guy Fieri is revered for his culinary feats and the distinctive
twists he makes on classic dishes like the basic hamburger or a plate of nachos.
So, if you’re looking for some comfort food during your trip but still want an
unforgettable experience- this is your stop.
Maxie’s.
Do you know the saying that people “eat with their eyes”?
I wasn’t quite sure how much truth that held until I learned about Maxie’s.
I also never felt as strong of a compulsion to take pictures of our food until they
took up shop on the promenade, either!
Serving 3 meals a day, 7 days a week, Maxie’s is ready to offer you and your
crew a new take on traditional diner food.
Due to their serving sizes, and the overall dining experience, I would
definitely recommend this restaurant for diners who want to sit and enjoy their
food rather than just have a quick bite.
Jaburritos.
Need something portable?
Jaburritos has got your back.
That’s right: Ja-burritos.
Japanese burritos.
Combining the portability of the Mexican burrito and the taste of your favorite
sushi rolls, the food phenomenon has taken the world by storm (and it isn’t stepping
out of the spotlight anytime soon! ).
Favorite Bistro Looking for a place to tuck away from the hustle and bustle of The Strip.
Favorite Bistro is definitely the place to go.
Founded by the owners of the famous ‘Senequier’ café in St.
Tropez, France, the Favorite Bistro on The LINQ Promenade is the
first restaurant they set up on US soil- and it does not disappoint.