The District At Green Valley Ranch

The District is one of my favorite places in Henderson. Very clean up kept. The landscaping is always groomed and the brick road that goes down the middle of the District puts the cherry on top.
The shopping is just ok. There’s not a lot of places to shop but the restaurants in the area are pretty good. Lucile’s, King Fish, Cheesecake Factory, PF Chang’s, and many more. Great bars and hang out spots as well.
Parking is pretty good. Usually not parking in brick center road but parking lots surrounding there’s always parking.
Lot of places to sit and enjoy the day especially if the weather is right!
Great place!

I love this shopping/​dining area in Green Valley. The GVR is right next door, a great vibe and lots to eat, drink and see.
It’s not the biggest shopping area in town (not even close to Town Square) but it is nearby and a great area.
Coffee?
Drinks?
Dinner?
Beautiful things and people?
Movies?
Gambling? Not a gambler, but it is there, too.

My husband and I love coming her he can sit and enjoy his coffee and listen to the outdoor Christmas music while I do my shopping. Heading to Pottery Barn first, then Anthropologie, then whatever catches my eyes… And then heading to P F Chang for some edamame, chicken lettuce wraps, brown rice and spicy scallops and shrimp!!! It’s a great day

What a pleasant surprise. I came to the Green Valley Ranch to throw away my money in the casino, and good thing that happened. Because of that, I decided to see what was outside of the casino and I didn’t realize that there was a nice new shopping complex. I walked around, shopped, had some coffee and relaxed. It’s nicely laid out and I’m sure it’s too hot in the summer. I enjoy finding something unexpectedly good.

This shopping center has such a great feel – I highly recommend it.
Just a nice place to sit and relax outside one of the stores and watch people shop and spend money to keep the economy going.
REI is also here – they are the best!
Whole Paycheck is across the street.
A casino is on the other side of the District.
Definitely check it out if you have not been.

Fantastic place to stroll and chill after a delicious Lunch @ King’s Seafood. I had to bring my Niece visiting from Atlanta. She and all I recommend to come here agree, this is very cool. Continue to expand, I’ll continue to return.

I like it here for the most part and you can tell it’s definitely for the ladies but that’s okay because there are some pretty women here. This would be a great place to shop early in the morning or during the cooler months. I wish they had at least one men’s store like a Jack Black or The Art of Shaving. It’s an outdoor shopping center so it would’ve been nice to s heree more places to get a non-​alcoholic drink because it’s so hot.
Don’t get me wrong this is a very nice shopping district but it would be wonderful if it was indoors like the shops at the Venetian. The stores are nice and not that high end like Prada or Versace. The stores that are here are great, have A/​C and Williams-​Sonoma has some tasty cucumber water.
I would definitely come here again but probably once it cools down. So overall good shopping for the ladies, pretty ladies for the guys and a small splash pad for the kids.

There is a lot of love about The District. To me, the restaurants are the main draw. Elephant Bar, PF Changs, King’s Fish House, Cheesecake Factory, Settebello, etc. Color Me Mine is great for the kids. Ben & Jerry’s is a great alternative to an expensive dinner. Can’t forget REI and Brookstone.
There is plenty of parking and it’s nice to walk around.

This is a great shopping center for people that live in the area. I’m not sure I would drive across town for it, but I live close and love the convenience.
First, I love the low-​key vibe of the shopping center. It’s never crazy busy and parking is always a breeze. The shopping center isn’t massive so you never have to walk too much to get to the restaurants and stores. Sometimes on a nice afternoon I go over there to grab and tea and just walk around.
The store selection isn’t huge, but the variety is enough. My favorite store over there is Magnolia Lane. It’s also cool that they have an REI. The variety and quality of the restaurants is great too. The only restaurant I actually dislike there is Elephant Bar, everything else is a win.
My only critique would be the parking in front of the stores. When I first moved here the shopping area was pedestrian traffic only and I really liked it that way. For some reason they added a drive and parking in the middle of the shopping area which slightly kills the vibe and safety. I heard that the shops wanted people to have the convenience of parking in front of a store to quickly run in. Why? As I mentioned, the shopping center is never busy, finding a spot is easy and everything is close so this was completely unnecessary.

Not really a fan. The cute street-​style layout is nice, but the stores are a bunch of generic chains you can find a hundred times over elsewhere in LV. For some reason, I was under the impression this was more of a higher-​end shopping center. Definitely a shopping area for «ladies who lunch» and their ilk, but nothing unique to this area to draw business here as opposed to another mall.
Props for having a small kid-​friendly area with a splash zone for summers (conveniently located right in front of a froyo place), and I like that there are TWO health-​conscious restaurants to choose from (Rachel’s Kitchen and Bachi HLK, not including grab-​and-​go items at Whole Foods) but the millionth Anthropologie and yet another Charming Charlies? No thanks.
Side note: Farmers market in this center ended in May, rumor has it they’ll be back in the fall. Bummed to miss it.

Very cool place to hang out and chill. The District is very relaxing.
Quite a few stores to browse through and a handful of great places to eat.

Only one street really, the District at Green Valley Ranch is a nice locals place. There’s a nice set of eateries such as Lucille’s BBQ, king Fisher House, Whilst, Balboa Pizza, etc., and of course there’s small places like Rachel’s Kitchen, Ben and Jerry’s or Coffee Bean.
I do like shopping at the District for gifts. Easy parking allows you to park and run into stores such as Anthropologie, Sonoma Williams, Pottery Barn, Francesca’s Collection or Magnolia Lane.

It’s nice to have an outdoor «shopping center» minutes from my house, but I don’t do much shopping here!
Charming Charlie’s is OK, I’ve been in Hallmark a few times and even peruse Anthropologie on occasion. Whole Foods is OK if I’m craving $$$ semi organic food. The shops are more on the upscale side.
I’m a bigger fan of some of the restaurants, such as Whist, Lucille’s & Settebello.
I like that you can play video poker at The District, and Whist and Due & Proper are smoke free. Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf is decent too.
Many holiday events are staged here, and even a new Farmer’s Market!

Its ok here. needs more stores.
There is more restaurants then department stores. They do have good restaurants.

DO NOT LIKE THE STORE FRONT PARKING!
Have shopped here weekly since 2006. Once these parking spaces were installed I quit coming here. Maybe 3 – 4 times a year TOPS will I stop here to eat at Lucille’s or Panera.
What gave The District its charm was being able to freely walk about with friends, family, pets… and having special outdoor events, whether it was art, dog adoption… who cares. It could be had without having to worry about cars and the idiots that drive them.
They have ruined it! (THEY being the morons who suggested this, the morons who voted for it, the moronic businesses who thought «convenience» would increase their revenue, and the morons who drive through here in a wreckless & threatening manner, endangering the lives of the people who live, work, & shop here, as well as the structure itself!)
The sidewalks are pretty much non existent. Who wants to eat outside inches away from a car bumper, exhaust, & obnoxious music?
The drive through is designed for two way travel but is really big enough for one car to pass. The crap they treated the lot with is shiny & slippery & car tires make an awful noise when turning into a space or turning your tires period. The sealant used on the pavement when mixed with rain will produce some nasty wrecks… fact. I’ve seen it too many times elsewhere.
Rumor is Apple wanted to move in but wouldn’t unless there was store front parking. So… where’s Apple?
Tell me businesses… how much HAS your revenue increased since The District was destroyed? Did your rent go up or down?
Forget having a leisurely stroll through the District with your kids, pets, date. All the great exhibits that I enjoyed before the insertion of parking spaces that weren’t needed to begin with… guess those days are gone too.
If I lived here I would be pissed that my home was devalued & ruined like this & I would move asap.
Yep. Hate it. It was once one of the few places in this town I could escape to, my little slice of heaven… and its gone. Completely gone.

I have always liked the District. It’s quaint and they always try to have different things happening at different times of year.
Now that they have «Main Street» opened, the experience is that much better. For about half a mile, you forget you are in Las Vegas (well, technically, you’re in Henderson, but you know what I mean…)
I just wish there was more in the paper about what is happening at the District — the new stores, yoga classes, live concerts, etc.

The District is a beautiful place for shopping and dining!
It is a beautiful area to walk around. There are plenty of great little shops and the normal chain stores. After a little bit of shopping cardio, there are plenty of options for dining. Balboas, Elephant Bar and Settebello Pizza are just a few to enjoy. The GVR casino and resort is also located next to the area.
They have recently added the road going through the center of the shops with parking. I did like it better when it was all blocked off for people to walk but it’s still good.
If you are in the Green Valley area, stop and shop!

Pretty atmosphere with a water feature– newly added small parking lot scrunched in between some stores like Anthropologie, The Walking Company, SOMA & Ann Taylor LOFT sprinkled with some restaurants, like Lucille’s, Elephant Bar; sort of leading to the Green Valley Ranch. When I had heard that the management wanted to lean more towards a Town Square atmosphere, I wasn’t sure about the new setup. It’s pretty with all the added greenery (in the middle, near parking), but a bit of a tight squeeze, especially with traffic (and not nearly as nice or varied with store selection, either). More parking in back (for Lucille’s BBQ– we had a gift card to use, so it was the very reason for our visit here).
There used to be a Hallmark store but seems like the little locations always pack up and go after a few years. When Coldwater Creek closes (bankruptcy), there will be another vacancy here (it probably will not stay empty for long, though). We checked out Anthropologie and The Walking Store too. There was a Bake Sale fundraising event stand at SOMA.
There used to be this large stage towards the middle of the district, which was mostly empty, whenever we visited, prior to the new construction. The water feature is very nice for the kiddos. Next time, we’ll be prepared so our little guy can enjoy it too. He loves the water, just like Mommy. It’s FREE too. Anything refreshing to beat the heat, is nice to enjoy.
Nice for the Henderson part of the valley and more offerings when compared to the Lake Las Vegas section. I do love Town Square though, where there is something for everyone.

The makeover is completed! Looks good. I like they have little conversation areas dotted throughout the place.
It feels kind of cramped though.
Plus when cars are parked and running their engine and your breathing those fumes trying to eat is not very appetizing.
The parking is convenient but again the space is cramped. You can barely fit two cars on that road. The times I have been there, Ive watched cars almost about to get hit when they are backing out of spaces.
It’s really 3 stars for the reno they did
Bumped because I like:
There’s one new tenant so far Ive seen, Charming Charlies!
I look forward to the new Farmers Market they’ll be holding on Thursday evenings!

Nice outdoor mall. There doesn’t seem to be much to it, but there’s actually a fair amount of restaurants and shops. I really like Rachel’s Kitchen & Crazy Pita. Williams & Sonoma is also nice. They just added a Charming Charlies. Many of the stores will let you being your pet inside. I think it is always so cute to see the dogs.
The new driving section through the middle isn’t as bad as I thought it was going to be. Most of the times I’ve been there it has been partially closed for an event. I’m all for whatever helps these businesses stay in operation.
I like how some of the places will let you eat with your dog on the patio. Personally I think dogs should be allowed on all the patios.