Las Vegas · 23 places · 9 districts
Specialty Food Shops and Markets in Las Vegas.
All 23 specialty food shops and markets we cover in Las Vegas, from Chinatown (Spring Mountain Rd), Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian and Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 23
Specialty Food Shops and Markets, district by district.
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Chocolatier made in nearby Henderson, selling boxed truffles, butter creams and nut clusters, a locally made edible souvenir from a Strip mall.
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Bakery selling chocolates, cookies, cakes and crepes, along with salads and sandwiches, inside the Bellagio resort near its retail areas.
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Counter for Italian gelato and frozen yogurt plus sandwiches, a quick stop between Via Bellagio and the casino floor.
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Swiss chocolatier selling FrischSchoggi chocolate bark broken to order by weight, pralines and truffles. Good for gifts that travel home.
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Hokkaido chocolatier known for Nama chocolate squares, chocolate-covered potato chips and bars. The mall lists a free sample at the counter.
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Ice cream parlor with house-made scoops, sundaes, homemade candies and novelty sweets. The Venetian lists it with the mall's dining options.
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Vietnamese coffee and tea bar serving phin-drip coffee and teas. The mall's passport lists a 12 oz drip coffee for $4 and 10% off Classic Viet Coffee.
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Level 2 chocolate shop with artisan bonbons, chocolate bars and custom gift boxes, open early morning to late night every day.
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Wine and gourmet shop with more than 8,000 labels of wine, spirits and beer plus gourmet foods, with a sit-down option for eating and drinking on site.
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Jerky shop with dozens of flavors of beef, exotic-meat and spicy jerky sold by weight, plus snacks; easy to pack for the trip home.
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Candy and soda shop stocking thousands of retro candies, bottled sodas and novelty gifts; the chain's first store on the Strip.
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Sweet shop making oversized, photo-friendly cotton candy creations, one of several dessert stops added to the mall in 2025–26.
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Boba tea and dessert shop serving boba teas and sweet treats; announced for summer 2026 and listed as open by August 2026.
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Las Vegas-born chocolatier's shop in Suite K-124 with boxed chocolates, truffles and liqueur chocolates, listed under specialty foods in the center directory.
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French pastry shop in Suite M-186 selling macarons, gelato and pastries with Lavazza coffee drinks, a quick sweet stop between stores.
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Full Whole Foods grocery anchoring Suite A-100, with prepared foods, a bakery, wine and cheese; the main grocery for visitors staying on the south Strip.
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Coffee bar and restaurant in the office district serving specialty lattes with house-made syrups and Latin-inspired food; murals and room for co-working.
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Asian-style bakery in Chinatown Plaza selling baked goods, pastries and custom cakes, in the original plaza that anchors the Spring Mountain corridor.
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Bakery café in Chinatown Plaza with breads, pastries, cakes, coffee and tea; grab-and-go trays make it a quick breakfast stop.
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Boba tea and fresh fruit juice shop inside Chinatown Plaza, with online ordering for pickup; one of two tea shops in the plaza.
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Tea house in Chinatown Plaza serving boba, smoothies, coffee, tea and snacks, a sit-down alternative to the plaza's grab-and-go boba counter.
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Asian supermarket anchoring Chinatown Plaza, with produce, live seafood, meats, packaged goods and cooking staples from across Asia; the original Spring Mountain store of the chain.
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Dessert cafe in Chinatown Plaza serving crepes, gelato, coffee and tea; a stop for something sweet between the plaza's shops and restaurants.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for specialty food shops and markets in Las Vegas?
Chinatown (Spring Mountain Rd) has the most, with 6, followed by Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian (4) and Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood (3). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many specialty food shops and markets does this guide cover?
23, across 9 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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