The Historic Commercial Center District

Good variety of restaurants and businesses. Jewelry store, pool hall, ethnic restaurants, etc., big parking lot for many places getting an update.

Fabulous Fabulous Fabulous 🤩 The food and service was amazing. Parking is perfect not on the strip. Juan the second generation Son was amazing so cute I wanted to just pinch his cheeks!! If you want authentic family recipes this is your place, oh but don't let me forget the cucumber lime fresca. Best way to end our stay in Vegas. We'll be back in 4 months for sure, and they have a generous loyalty program 🍾🥂🍾🥂

I love the historical commercial center. It is definitely a blast from the past. There is a phenomenal narcotics, anonymous group there and many restaurants and salons. There’s even a great place to go play pool and a gay bathhouse if you’re interested in that kind of thing. They are doing their best to keep the place clean and even have artwork in some places. It’s definitely worth a visit.

Great Mexican restaurant, really nice food and big strong margaritas. Big choice of food. Can definitely recommend tacos

The Composers Room hosts the B-Listers (Not to be confused with the Blisters), every other Monday night and they are FANTASTIC! Great music and funny, amazingly talented musicians and performers. The food was great and reasonably priced. Had a terrific time and will DEFINITELY be a repeat night out.

Wang's Korean Market, Balkan Bar & Grill, Core Contemporary Art Gallery, Sista Kim's Soul Restaurant are just a few of the gems and cultural institutions found in the Commercial Center. Literally dozens of destinations worth enjoying and knowing.

This review is for La Vecindad Mexican Restaurant. Nice little place in the historic commercial district. The food is great and the setting of characters is from the Mexican show El Chavo del 8. Make sure to book your reservations ahead of time as it does get packed. Definitely recommend for those that love mexican food.

We noticed this place picking up on foot traffic after all the businesses flocking to the place some have stepped up and new ones and hopefully our very own NuYou Care will be there soon The place has gone through some remodeling and the future is looking bright for this location If you are part of my 3.5 million viewers show sum love for my review

it was fun way back when, and I think it can be again! Im interested in getting a small shop there.I deal in antiques, art , appraisals .we can use a venue like this, our town is growing so much...

Love this area, a mixture of all cultures showing off their cuisine! It's a must to visit for authentic cultural food ! This area also offers a hair / nail salon that offers a variety of services, you can even get a full body deep tissue massage !

There is an interesting mix of establishments here (located on E. Sahara Ave., the other part of the center borders Karen Ave.)- lots of ethnic restaurants like Lotus of Siam, Komol, Las Palmas Mexican restaurant (all worth going to, BTW), little Asian markets, John Fish Jewelers, the Cue Club (smoky billiard place), The Gay & Lesbian Center, The Green Door (fantasy social club), a Gay Bar, Apollo Spa (gay), a thrift store whose church (located in the center as well) members help the homeless, a new addition, US K & K Jewelry (in my opinion, the best bead store in Las Vegas) and so many other little lesser known stores. Years ago, there was a tiny place called Mary K's- a little arcade type place. This place has a reputation for being sketchy (I remember a realtor saying how bad it was, and I was like, "Oh, I don't live too far away from that place", which he didn't expect- that was funny). I've seen some homeless people and some druggie types, but it's fine. I doubt that the asian buses would bring their many passengers over (Korean BBQ), if they thought that their lives were in danger. There are parts of the city that I wouldn't go to, either- anyway, every city has questionable places- just be aware of your surroundings.

For what is a pretty good little restaurant mecca in town, this area isn't really well taken care of. We have so many gourmet experiences available here with Lotus of Siam, Komol and Namaste, just to name a few and yet the place is a sad little dilapidated area that has obviously been neglected for too long. With so many thriving businesses, you'd think they would make the effort to make this little strip mall much more hospitable looking. It definitely has some shady areas, including the Green Door that is located in the same complex, so I guess there's something for everyone here! It definitely needs a little help, but maybe that's the appeal of the place. Adds a certain danger to a simple dinner out. Hah.

What a fun place! Small businesses run by families, so great! Amongst the bustle of Vegas.

This is one of the weirdest area of Sin City. A complete rundown collection of strip malls that form an enclosed area. It would make a great setting for a sort of post apocalyptic drama... and yet, there's a great collection of good restaurants here that are completely fine once you get inside. In some ways, it reminded me of places in Hong Kong such as the Chungking Mansions. One thing that surprised me is that it has became somewhat trendy to come here. When I come here at night during a trade show, I always meet a bunch of people I know! It seems that it turned into one of the gathering spot for the cool crowd that are leaving "The Strip" and their overhyped and overpriced restaurants to the clueless. Make sure that you are venturing here and sample some of the businesses if you want to be part of the people that knows!

Great place, service and wonderful staff. I definitely recommend this place. Found this place on Groupon and it was definitely a great choice. I'm glad I found this place.

Seems like I haven't Yelp'd in awhile. Well, shockingly enough in all the years I've lived here, today is the first time I've visited Commercial Center. According to the website, this surprisingly used to be quite the place back in the 60's, 70's and 80's. It has the same ironic quality the Boulevard Mall has, once glamorous and filled with celebrities, now rundown, shells of their former selves. Commercial Center is different though. Over the years, it has started serving many different purposes, such as having a collective of Asian owned businesses and serving as a sort of enclave for the local LGBT community. It's a shame though, it's so grungy and the place just has a very lifeless, abandoned feel. The many business owners in this place today do seem to be trying and it seems to mean a lot to our local history, so maybe a fresh coat of paint and some good scrubbing could do wonders. It could be restored to it's former glory if it's just made more aesthetically appealing.