DK Travel : Las Vegas : Downtown : Shopping

Beef Jerky Store

Smoked salmon, roasted soybeans, dried plums, glazed apricots, and biscotti are sold alongside dozens of varieties of jerky (sun-dried meat).
Bonanza Gift Shop

The list of merchandise at this enormous store is as long as the souvenir manufacturers’ imaginations.
Desert Indian Shop

Ninety-five percent of the merchandise is made by Native Americans, primarily members of the Zuni, Navajo, and Hopi tribes. Hand-crafted articles include Hopi kachina spirit dolls and Navajo rugs.
El Portal Indian Store

Native Americans produce and sell goods within the historic El Portal movie theater building.
Gambler’s Book Shop

Come here for volumes on slot machines, horse racing, card games, casino management, probability, and playing strategies.
Gambler’s General Store

An intriguing place even for non-gamblers, this huge store is devoted to gaming paraphernalia. There are dice tables, roulette wheels, antique slot machines, and the “shoes” from which cards are dealt in blackjack.
Holy Cow! Gift Shop

Inside the black-and-white holstein-patterned building that houses the Holy Cow! Casino is a shop with hundreds of “cowllectibles.” The bovine motif adorns everything from baby bibs to Christmas ornaments.
Ray’s Beaver Bag

Items recollect pioneer life in America, such as capes made of Hudson Bay blankets (called capotes), beaver skin bags, red flannel underwear, and black powder muskets.
Stoney’s Pawn Shop

The granddaddy of pawn shops, Stoney’s is a treasure trove of unredeemed pledge items: a fascinating array of diamond rings, photographic equipment, musical instruments, and so on.
Vendors’ Carts

Carts placed at intervals down the center of the Fremont Street mall offer sunglasses, wind chimes, stuffed toys, baseball caps, and mini-cars in various makes and models.