Las Vegas Outlet Center Annex — Attraction in Enterprise

As Neon City Walkers, we’re always exploring different corners of Vegas—and the Annex section of the Las Vegas South Premium Outlets is one of those hidden gems we like to loop into our off-Strip walking routes. It’s quieter than the main mall, but that’s part of the charm. The vibes are chill, parking is easier, and there are a few stores here you won’t always find in the main section—plus less foot traffic makes it a smoother walk-and-browse experience.

We love popping into spots like Sketchers, Under Armour, and the smaller specialty shops over here. It’s a great place to score deals without the crowd stress, and it honestly feels more local. The Annex is also super clean, has restrooms that are easy to get to, and the employees in the shops we've visited have always been friendly, helpful, and never pushy. Big win.

If you're already hitting the outlets and want a slower-paced detour, don’t skip the Annex. It’s perfect for grabbing something quick, filming a relaxed shopping moment, or just taking a breather from the busier parts of town. As locals who walk Vegas for a living, we’ll take a low-key, hidden corner like...

Everytime we shop here, we lose track of time! We love both locations but there is nothing like eating and shopping. Of course there are food courts but also a wide variety of food establishments surrounding the outlet along Las Vegas Blvd. You can not just shop at one store here, it's just too much good distraction. Did I mention the booths are like a distraction of it's own with eye catching merchandise that will make you miss your department store. Also snack and candy booths are like every 6 feet! It is always clean and felt very safe shopping following the social distancing mandate. This is a must visit in Vegas whether you are visiting for a day or a week; make sure the Las Vegas South Premium Outlet is on your bucket list! Enjoy the pictures and videos! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK AND TWITTER...

Lots of different stores. Plus many food outlets along the front of this long shopping center. No problem parking. At the end, there's a terrific Italian restaurant, The Bootlegger. Family owned-operated for many years. Originally at Tropicana and Eastern in the Village East Shopping Center. Always had the best homemade Italian sausage, either as a side dish or baked with pasta Pizzas were great too, and easy to pick up without having to go into the restaurant; a side entrance is provided, so it's simple to walk up and collect your order. For music lovers - from the 40's to the present - there's live music weeknights, along with a gathering of local musicians on the weekend....