Tivoli Village

Very cool place to go shop and eat. They have some very nice restaurants here but they are all expensive to eat at. Echo & Rig has a high quality butcher shop downstairs from the restaurant. I always visit to pick up wagyu filet mignon and usually ask for some cap of the ribeye cut closest from the chuck.

This place is SOOOOOOOO COOOOOL!!! I felt like I was in Europe while walking around here with some of the architecture! Such a nice place to take a stroll, and perhaps walk around with a loved one, or even your pet!
It’s nice that there’s a place to hang out besides the strip, that isn’t so «vegas-​ey.» I came here for the farmer’s market, which happened to be terrible that day, but, there was a nice coffee shop with outdoor sitting patio that was perfect for a summer breeze (only one month of the year in vegas possibly).

Very happy to have this place so close to my house! I love finishes and high quality of the building finishes, even granite in the elevators. My favorite places here are brio, wine bar, cantina laredo and echo and rig. I come here often for happy hour. In my opinion the down fall is the shopping. A few anchor stores would be nice. I would love Z Gallery or Restoration Hardware. Maybe with the additions they are building. I am thankful for the underground parking especially during our hot months. There are plenty of elevators to bring you up to exactly where you want to be. I have heard many good things about their farmer’s market, unfortunately I haven’t been to it yet, but probably will very soon. Over all the grounds are well taken care of and love how they decorate for the holidays. I definitely recommend giving it a try for shopping and a bit to eat!

This is a strange and wonderful place, as far as shopping centers go. Certainly the concept of having a pedestrian-​friendly outdoor shopping center isn’t new, but there’s something about Tivoli Village that makes it unique: perhaps the look of the place, the unique collection of restaurants and shops, or maybe a combination of all of these. I’ll do my best to capture it, but I think you’ll have to just go and see for yourself.
The shops. Phase 1 of Tivoli Village has been complete for a while. There was some initial upheaval as a few businesses opened and then closed a short time later, but overall, the initial shopping area has been a success. Construction on Phase 2 began a while ago, then paused, apparently for the same builder to wrap up some other projects, and how had returned with a vengeance. Phase 2 looks includes three additional buildings sitting just to the north of the completed Phase 1. The divider between the two is a kids park and play area and once complete, it doesn’t look like there’ll be a division for pedestrians. You’ll just walk back and forth between the existing and new areas. I’ve been told there is also a third phase planned, which will be located straight south of the current complex, across Alta Drive and immediately north of the Boca Park shopping center.
Some favorite restaurants include Echo and Rig (Butcher and Steakhouse), Made LV (an eatery brought to you by the same awesome chefs who own Honey Salt at the intersection of Charleston Blvd and Rampart, and the Andiron Steakhouse in Downtown Summerlin), Leone’s Café for coffee or lunch (great outdoor seating!), and Kabuki for noodles. One of the very few chain restaurants there is Brio, but most everything else is fairly unique. There’s so much more than these I’ve mentioned, so bring your appetite and explore.
We also love the kids play area. While it’s a nice version of the common, well-​kept and clean playground, Tivoli Village has also hosts free movie nights there, and Santa’s annual appearance is top notch. I know folks have their favorite places to visit Santa, but this guy is incredible. If you’re searching for a place to bring the kids to meet Santa, please be sure to check him out. Super professional, totally believable and very convenient if you live on the westside. Why not make an evening of it?
A few more honorable mentions: there’s also a crepes place, a bakery, several fine shops and even a nicer toy store. There are a couple gyms including David Barton, and La Casa Cigars and Lounge. (Yep, I just mentioned a fitness joint and a smoking lounge in the same sentence.) There’s more there that I still need to try than the businesses I’ve already checked out. No problem, I’m happy to return again and again.
The parking is underground and free, with access from Rampart or Alta. There’s some limited parking on the surface streets and to the east of the complex, but in the summer take full advantage of the underground to keep your car cool. There’s also a valet option and it’s always cool in the evening to see some of the high-​end cars parked in one of the circles on the surface. Finally, you can also have your car washed while you shop. Nice touch!
Grab your friends or family and check Tivoli Village out. And get ready for more awesomeness when the new section opens, hopefully soon!

I’m guessing the rent must be too high here because it is quite empty and it caters only a certain crowd. I understand it is an elegant place but if you market to all types of crowds you’d get more traffic which makes your tenants happy. I drove from Henderson to check it out and if it was like Town Square or the District, I’d probably come here again but it’s not.

Tivoli Village has this stupid rule about not being able to take pictures with a camera, only an iPhone. They send the camera police around to make sure people aren’t using cameras. What difference does it make if someone takes pictures with a camera or with an iPhone? I am beyond confused and perplexed. It’s just a shopping area. They built an amazing little area but make people not feel comfortable. There are a million other places to take pictures in this town and while we are at those places, we will probably spend our money too.

Amazing place! So many place to visit great food. Very chill. Late night ambience. Very romantic.

Maybe 3.5 stars. The environment is gorgeous and serene. Nice place to get away from daily life and relax. There are some nice places to eat around there too.
That being said, I don’t know what else you might do there. I’m not sure how those retail shops even stay in business, selling what they do. The farmer’s market that goes on there on Saturdays is very expensive. But if you’ve never been here, then definitely try it out. Find your zen.

Great cafes/​restaurants, great boutiques, great farmers market on Saturday mornings, great location. Literally nothing to complain about.

This is was a great outdoor area, to relax a the Cigar Bar walk around. We went on a Friday night, it wasn’t busy but was such a great view.
Great place to go on date night to one of the restaurants! Wish there was one of this in my town!

What a beautiful place to window shop and take a nice stroll. This is a high end shopping mall and it’s really easy on the eyes. They have some great places to have lunch too. It’s really pretty at night with beautiful lighting. I love the pink trees.

I don’t get this place. The shops are to expensive for normal people to shop. There is no information on anything about what events are going on. ANYWHERE, not on their website, posted in the area. Nothing! How they even manage i have no idea. The only draw to even come to the place is the restaurants. Made LV is good, Echo & Rig is tasty and the new place Tapas by Alex Stratta is fantastic. I hope Tivoli is doing something to turn this around. I saw the post of the farmers market on Saturday by them on the website and HA i was there that day. That must have been from years ago when they actually had a crowd because it is not like that anymore.
I hope there management reads these because they really need to do something. Change stores so regular people can shop and enjoy the area. Don’t get me wrong it is beautiful but holly shit they have no idea how to bring in people.

Please, if you’re going to visit Tivoli Village, stop by when an event is going on. Case in point: every Saturday there’s a Farmer’s Market. That’s a great time to visit Tivoli Village! Otherwise, if you go on a regular non-​event day, the chances are pretty good that the place will be dead and you’ll be bored. I speak from experience people.
Tivoli Village has a great set of restaurants but are lacking in the cheap eats section. The stores here are on the high end side with the exception of Pacsun. So for the most of us, Tivoli Village = Window Shopping. My favorite retail store is Paper Source, which offers lots of trendy knick knacks and cute quirky items.
Tivoli Village is very family friendly, so if you have kids bring them here! There’s a nifty playground area and during events there’s always some activity for them to do.
Visually, Tivoli Village is awesome and its architecture sticks out from the rest of the Summerlin suburbia. Construction is under way so it looks like Tivoli Village will be getting bigger! Which is great since this shopping center is pretty dang small. Walking around Tivoli Village with nothing to do takes about 5 — 10 minutes.
Worth a Return Visit?
Of course, but only when something is going on.
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Love Tivoli Village! It’s upscale shopping and dining. Walking around you feel like you’re among the beautiful people. Definitely a pretentious atmosphere but was pleasantly surprised to see that everyone was friendly and helpful. Love the different boutiques and stores. When I visit Vegas I always take an afternoon to stroll through Tivoli Village.

Tivoli Village is such a beautiful area. Not a ton of people traffic this place, and it’s not a surprise why: the stores are just too high-​end for the average wallet! Even some of the food places are a bit high-​end. Oh, I see what you’re trying to do here, people with money. Trying to keep us out, eh? ;) Kidding. All jokes aside, I think the place is nice, but there are some things that could make this place famous (Well, for me at least.)
(1) Even –more– family events and live music events.
(2) Some accessible food places. I said some! Not a ton! But definitely more food places.
(3) A hot, new dessert place.
(4) A super trendy new café.
It’s hard to frequent Tivoli when there’s not much that I actually want from there, except for food.occasionally. But the place really is pretty. I feel like a lot of people go there to just sit, relax, and unwind. Because that’s where you’d find me: sitting at a bench, longingly staring at items I would love to purchase.

I think Tivoli Village is incredibly cute and I can imagine it’s a great addition to the area.
I met a friend here for brunch on a Sunday afternoon. Parking was super easy (and free!). I was surprised to see how crowded it was and how many people were roaming around or dining. I noticed that they do also offer Valet, but I didn’t see if there was a charge for this service.
Anyhow, I really liked the vibe of this place. It doesn’t feel like you are in Las Vegas, and it’s like an upgraded version of Town Square.
The selection of restaurants is awesome. I didn’t really get to browse any of the shops, but may have to return soon to snoop around some more!

Tivoli Village is very far from my Henderson home, but on this day we were checking out the farmers market that happens on Saturday’s. Dyanna, her man Brent and I found excellent parking across the street at the Suncoast. We just parked and walked across the street because all the parking at Tivoli Village was full up! Normally Tivoli Village has a parking lot as well as underground parking.
We first came across a little petting zoo. They had the cutest hedgehog and kangaroo. This section was geared more towards younger kids. As we walked on we saw the Culinary School’s booth. It was beautiful. They were doing a live demonstration of how to carve fruit and veggies into flowers and things. Such a cool thing to watch. Then we came across the Unilocal booth. We of course came when Nate had just walked away. But we did end up running into Niyen who had just finished the pie eating contest and was super full!
On we went they had live music, tons of other booths with yummy and interesting food items. By this time we were getting hungry. We were originally going to eat at MadeLV, but with the farmers market going on we never actually found it. So we decided to try Diamond Head Grille and Rotisserie. Brent and I both got the Lunch Plate Special which came which half of their famous Huli Chicken, rice and Cran-​Mac salad and Dyanna picked the Gourmet Street Tacos. The chicken was tasty, but I felt the rice needed some sort of sauce. The Cran-​Mac was given in a tiny cup and was pretty tasteless. For the price I expected better food. I regretted my choice and wished I’d gotten tacos like Dyanna.
We walked around a bit after eating and checked out some other booths. The Farmers market along with all resturants and shops in Tivoli Village makes a long day of shopping. It’s a great family spot as well. In the middle of the shops they have a large playground to let the kids run around. I even noticed lots of people with their dogs which I loved. The prices are high, but its Summerlin so I expected it. But just to walk around and have lunch it wasn’t to expensive. Plus with the company I had, the atmosphere and great weather we were having that weekend it was a perfect time. What a great weekend outing.

I’ve seen this place grow up from just a pile of loose desert rocks into the fancy shopping center it is today. I’m always amazed at how over the top this place was built, with fancy marble hallways, and expensive architecture.
I’ve seen businesses come and go, struggling to make it here because the rents must be astronomical. Its too bad they didn’t spend more money on actual parking spaces, its really lacking here with only the underground garage and just a little bit of outdoor parking on the east side.
Its nice to see them hosting events like the Harvest Fair, and they are starting to get some stability in their restaurants. The shopping isn’t much to go for, but they do have a nice playground area for kids to make it family friendly.

Love/​Hate
Not sure how I feel about this place so I will give it a three star.
I love that we always have an easy parking experience, it’s always clean and kept… but I’m not really a fan.
Farmers market on Saturday is why we come the most, that and we eat at Kabuki a lot.
Maybe if it was closer to wear we live we would check it out more and now that it’s fall I would consider visiting more often…
To be continued…

We drove by this place several times after moving into Summerlin and we were mesmerized by the dramatic architecture and glowing trees. Our curiosity had us back here one night walking and exploring the village.
We walked from the parking area from the back side and saw many highly rated restaurants. There are also a few boutique clothing shops that sell accessories for woman, juniors, and misses. They are all next to each other, so it’s easy to take a stroll and browse the shops. We made our way towards the center of the village where the quaint coffee shop Leone Café is and grabbed an iced vanilla latte and then continued our exploration.
There is also a large raised dance deck in the middle of the village that they host community events at, such as: salsa under the stars, movies, kid friendly events, dog friendly events and many other community focused events.
This village fairly small, but we loved the sparkling lighting at night, the soft music that came out of the speakers hidden in the trees and the focal point of the raised dance floor deck.
It’s a gorgeous little shopping and restaurant village. We also noticed that they are planning on expanding and adding more stores! I can’t wait! It’s a breath of fresh air here and it didn’t even feel like we were in Vegas anymore.