Downtown Summerlin Farmers Market in Las Vegas is the Saturday morning market in the Festival Plaza, with local producers, prepared-food trucks and free.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Free underground garage parking; the queue at the tamale tent peaks 10:30-11:00, the honey vendors run shorter.
Address: 1980 Festival Plaza Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Greenland Supermarket at Korea Town Plaza in Las Vegas is the 30,000 sq ft Korean anchor at the Spring Mountain and Rainbow corner, with banchan.
Tip: Hit the banchan deli at the back wall for take-home Korean sides; the food court does tteokbokki, pajeon and pan-fried fish for eating in the store.
99 Ranch Market in the Chinatown Plaza on Spring Mountain Road in Las Vegas is the pan-Asian grocer anchoring the original Chinatown mall, with live seafood.
Tip: Live tanks at the back, fresh roast pork counter to the right, bakery near the entrance for steamed buns; the Sunday morning crowd peaks 10:00-12:00.
International Marketplace on South Decatur in Las Vegas is the warehouse-style global grocer carrying products from over 50 countries, with strong Filipino.
Tip: $15 membership saves on every shop; the Filipino and Korean aisles are the deepest and the back-wall seafood counter beats the chains.
Mariana's Supermarket on South Eastern in Las Vegas is the family-run Hispanic grocer since 1989, with house tortillas off the press, full carniceria.
Tip: Order tacos al pastor at the in-store taqueria for $2-3 each; the tortilleria runs fresh corn rounds to the counter every twenty minutes.
Eataly Las Vegas at Park MGM is the 40,000 sq ft Italian marketplace and food hall opened December 2018, with La Pasta Fresca, La Pizzeria, 12 counters.
Tip: La Pasta Fresca counter rolls dough in the open; book the hands-on pasta class through the events portal a week ahead.
Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World in Las Vegas is the 24,000 sq ft Singapore-style hawker hall selected by Zouk Group, 16 vendors with Michelin Plate.
Tip: Geylang Claypot Rice and Googgle Man's Char Kway Teow are the two must-orders; the self-pour Center Bar takes a card swipe and pours by the ounce.
