Urban Outfitters

Other than the hassle of the strip and finding parking, this UO is great. My daughter called the day before to inquire if they had a certain record player and after they said yes that it was in stock, we went down there the next day. Alas, no specific record player was there, but the store manager was apologetic and offered to give us a 10% off total purchases for our hassle. My daughter quickly found another record player, a couple records, a couple shirts and a necklace, with the 10% discount and my UO phone app had a $ 10 off total purchase, it was a win.
Love UO myself, always can find something cute.

Weak SALE selection, too many stairs. Good late hours, otherwise a mediocre uo at best.

I’ve been through out the entire globe and this it’s the best Urban Outfitters store (In the states and abroad); Tidy, clean, organized, not messy, so neat. Not too big not too small, perfectly arrange, I usually do not give 5 star punctuation but this store deserve the five stars!

I love this location especially since the Mandalay bay location has since closed down. They tend to have tons of items on sale and a great staff that are always willing I help. The views are sermons from here too! You can see the Bellagio and cosmopolitan.

We have an amazing Urban Outfitters here in Seattle, so we were curious to check out this UO in the Miracle Mile Shops. It has a prime location, right at the entrance to the Strip, and one whole wall is windows, stretching the length of the 3 stories of the store. As a result, the store is light-​filled and feels open and bright.
As per usual, the merchandise is eclectic and caters to the younger hipster and boho crowd. My kids love it. I enjoy looking at the funky accessories and greeting cards and smaller gift ideas. They have a lot of art books, and headphones and retro-​esque turntables on the ground floor, as well as a sale section where I found some holiday gifts and items for a steal. The kids wandered upstairs to check out the clothes, and they were not to be found for nearly 40 minutes. This store truly does cater to their demographic: young and petite and trendy.
The guy at the cash downstairs was friendly enough when I purchased my items.
If you’re a fan of UO stores in general, you will like this one.

I love this urban outfitters store. Out of all the ones I’ve been to in California this one in vegas tops all of them. I always find good stuff everytime I come to visit! Even when they have Black Friday and after Christmas sale! I always find cute stuff! They even carry some Jeffrey Campbell stuff here

I went in and found what I wanted without anyone speaking to me. Then I walked to the counter stood there with two people behind the counter. Not one person asked me if I needed any help, one walked away to help someone else and then the second did the same. One of the employees came back to the counter an still didn’t address me. I had to ask if I could purchase the fujifilm instax camera. Not good service won’t be coming back and I live in Las Vegas.

This store is a girls dream! I fantasized about coming here for years! There is no urban outfitters in Hawaii, so it was amazing when I finally got to come to the store in Las Vegas. I absolutely loved this store. There were so many cute clothes and jewelry! I loved the little trinkets they sold like books, jars, and bags. I also loved the guys section of this store. Urban outfitters had a variety of clothes, which I loved. The staff was very friendly. They were so helpful when I was looking for sizes.
I would have given this store 5 stars if it wasn’t for the prices! My wallet was empty after coming here.

I’m at the edge of the cliff when it comes to this location. I could almost confidently claim this to be my favorite location of all time, but I feel like there might be something missing that I can’t point out. Anyhow, this UO has a really cool 3 story layout with huge floor to ceiling windows that follow the stairwell. You can see everyone outside on the strip. I normally purchase UO things online because they have some exclusive online pieces, but every now and again I like to visit just to see their displays. When I’m in Vegas I tend to shop in between gambling, eating and drinking ;)
What startled me was the sales associate on the main level. The clerk cheerfully said hello as I walked upstairs. Wow! This was maybe the second time I’ve ever experience this at this location.
Things I appreciate the most?
Clean fitting rooms.
Relatively clean sales section.
Helpful staff.
Clothing in my size– YES! For the most part.
If you’re bored and want to check out a store that carries more than clothes and accessories, you’ll enjoy your visit at Urban.

A decent store with a unique floor plan. On the tail end of the Miracle Mile next to Cabo Wabo, you can grab a shot of tequila and sloppily crawl the steps to see a great view of the strip. There’s an elevator if you’re too tipsy to climb the stairs, just don’t throw up on their merchandise. As for the the staff, they can be personable or cold, depends who you talk to.
They have everything for your spoiled tween or wannabe grungy daughter to Instagram or post on their fashion blog. Nothing in Urban is worth full price so I end up looking at their tiny sale section, which is inconspicuous if you’re not careful. I came before Thanksgiving and found the store dead and the sale section abundant with merch and ready to go for Black Friday. Cute inexpensive tees, New Balances & Vans in every size, and accessories. I ended up just buying a cute sweater with additional 20% off because they had a college student ID discount promo just for that day (I still keep mine in case). Sweet.

This chain is geared toward the 20 somethings/​college crowd. They do have a lot of gift/​novelty items that can be given to «older» folks. I always check the sale section first, and have found some good gift items there. This 2 story location has a lof of clothing/​accessories as well, and is a nice break from the craziness outside of Planet Hollywood!

This is my favorite U. O out of all the NV & CA stores, the employees are friendly and ask if you need help yet keep their distance and aren’t breathing down your back like most other stores. I also feel like they have more Urban Renewal stuff which is great! last time I was there I bought a pair of neon green Levi’s high waist shorts there was only two pairs which made them even more unique/​awesome. I have actually started to shop mainly at this location because of the service and selection.

Would rather drive all the way to Burbank, California for better service. The people that work at this location are pretty rude. I only come here to buy vinyl frames to hang my records. I refuse to pay $ 90 for jeans, that’s just me. This review is more for the lack of customer service this store has. They need to seriously clean house and hire people who actually treat you right.

Visited this store while shopping around in Vegas! I love it!
I am a big Urban fan, but I do have favorites. I’m from New York, and not all Urban Outfitters around me are the best. This one was great though!
1) The store is big. I personally thought there was more items on stock, and also more on the sale rack!
2) Lots of great deals
3) Employees were very friendly and helpful

This UO is located right at the entrance of the mall, so if you’re just looking to hit this store and leave, you’re in luck! First floor’s music, earphones, books, stickers, etc. Second floor’s mainly filled with clothes. There’s a women’s shoe section, which I really love, because no many UO have a big separate area for their shoes. Everything is nicely spaced out, and always clean. Employees are of the norm for an urban outffiters — don’t expect great help unless you seek them out and ask. They do have a huge area for clearance items, which is great. However, for some reason, I can’t ever find anything I like from this location.

Apparently this Urban Outfitters is doing so well, they don’t need my business. At least that is the vibe I got when I was last in the store. I saw at least a half dozen employees as I walked around the entire store… I don’t think they saw me, because I was not greated nor asked if I needed assistance. And I did!
I ended up finding the item I wanted from Urban Outfitters at another shop in the MIracle Mile Shops… for $ 20 less then what UO wanted.
High prices and non-​existant customer service. PASS.

There is a certain level of novelty about Urban Outfitter that makes it stand out against other clothing stores. But once you get past that, the clothes are nothing special. I have had luck with finding a deal or two, yet nothing mind blowing.
There are better stores out there that carry a wider selection of men’s clothes. The shirts are more casual, which makes me question why they carry such a high price tag. The jeans tend to have an odd fit to them. I have tried some and they are loose around the waist while being tight around my calves. I would like to think that I am proportionate. It is not as if I run into this issue elsewhere.
More often than not, I tend to walk in peruse and walk out empty handed unless I am picking up a goofy gift for someone.

Score! When I went over Christmas they were having a huge sale. I ended up getting a flannel shirt and two t-​shirts for under $ 100. The prices are high but no more than at any other UO. For some reason I really suck at packing outfits when I go on vacation. I always forget something or end up packing 15 shirt and 2 pair of pants. All of which don’t match! I can always find something here for any occasion whether it’s something comfortable for a day hiking trip or something a bit more trendy for going out at night.

If this Urban Outfitters was a hotel room, it’d be a trashed-​hungover place, because first of all, the clothes in the cheap sale section are mostly ripped, spread throughout the floor and piled on top of hung clothes. It really is an after-​party mess. Could you people possibly wait until New Year’s? It’s really not that far ahead.
And I thought NYC had it bad.

This is such a cool store. I like this one the most, in comparison to the other one on the Strip in the so-​sad Mandalay Place shopping center. Since we go to this one more (it’s more accessible– we go to the Miracle Mile shops more frequently– if you’re coming from outside on the Strip, this is the 1^st store you will see), it’s safe to say that we shop here the most, out of the two stores– duh. I didn’t realize until a few minutes ago, that I didn’t do a review on this store yet.
It’s different levels of shopping (yup, merchandise– mostly women’s clothing– is on the stairs and such) but most of the novelties (including gadgets) and books are located on the ground floor along with seasonal items (ornaments, gifts, etc.). The clothing (women’s and men’s) is mainly located on the upper level, along with shoes, bags, jewelry & accessories like hats and belts, more books, more novelties, dressing rooms, and sales racks in the far back right– sometimes this area is pretty messy to say the least (womens/​books/​novelties). Sometimes I find clothing, but please note, that the clothing sizes are smaller here (like junior size fitting) — like if you wear a medium normally, your size here would be a large. Cash registers are located on both levels for your convenience.
We were here last night and holiday items were already marked 75% off! The regular prices are a bit high, so I always check out the markdowns. Like I said, check out the back far right for sales.
Hipsters, Alternative types, and Asians are the majority customer base here. It is fun shopping here. Lots of unique gifts for people on your list. I might not buy something every time, but I love browsing here (inventory changes pretty frequently).