11 Best Places to Go Shopping in Reno

Meadowood Mall is a single-level shopping mall in Reno that contains about 125 retailers, including its anchors Macy’s, JC Penneys, and Dick’s Sporting Goods. You’ll also find typical mass-market brands like H&M, Forever 21, and Footlocker, just to name a few.

Stores in this unique semicircular mall vary widely and appeal to all demographics and ages. You’re sure to find a wide variety from fashion for adults and tweens to jewelry to gifts and homeware. Besides shopping, have some fun at the bowling alley and arcade. When you’re hungry, grab a bite at the food court, which offers a diverse selection of eateries serving Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Italian and American dishes.

Junkee Clothing Exchange & Antique is a must-see if you're a vintage lover or treasure seeker. Spanning 15,000 sq ft, this sprawling vintage store offers an eclectic selection of pre-loved clothing, antiques, and collectables from decades past.

You can find some unique costumes and clothing for both men and women to wear on special occasions and to festivals, trade-in your clothes for something that catches your eye, and get some vintage jewelry and accessories to complete your outfit. A vintage store, costume boutique and nostalgia emporium all in one, Junkee is also a great spot to find one-of-a-kind gifts for your friends and family.

For over 2 decades, Shirley’s Farmers Market has been bringing farmers to the residents of Reno in 2 locations, namely Tamarack Junction and Village Shopping Center.

Running only from summer to autumn, Shirley’s Farmers Market offers farm-fresh produce and a variety of items like cookies, tea, honey, and flowers. Some of the fresh produce you can get here include tomatoes, berries, grapes, melons, peppers, among others. Besides fruits and veggies, you can also buy all-natural beef straight from nearby ranches.

The Summit in South Reno caters to those looking for a high-end shopping and dining experience. The beautifully landscaped outdoor mall consists of about 65 stores and independent boutiques with a diverse variety of key tenants like Dillard's, Apple, Old Navy, Lululemon Athletica, Orvis, and Ulta.

You can get a pair of glasses at Lenscrafters, browse ceramic wares at Pottery Barn, or pamper yourself with a spa treatment at Spavia Day Spa. Located within the premise, Century Theater is a large movie theater where you can catch the latest blockbusters on comfortable reclining seats. Whether you’re after Japanese, Korean, Italian cuisines or steak and burgers, you’ll find restaurants that can satisfy you whenever you feel peckish.

Redfield Promenade is an outdoor mall on one of the busiest arterials of South Virginia Street that has a mix of mid-range and budget stores. You can find restaurant chains like Olive Garden, Applebee’s, Chipotle, and Claim Sweater here.

At Cost Plus Market and World Market, you can shop for rare food products imported from Europe. For a much-needed piece in your wardrobe, head to Nordstrom Rack where you can shop for chic designer apparel and accessories at a discount. Some other notable stores that shoppers love here are Bed Bath & Beyond, Hallmark, Walmart, and TJ Maxx.

The Commons Shopping Center is a neighbourhood strip mall in North Reno. Anchored by DSW Shoes, PetsMart and Ulta Cosmetics, it caters to the needs of all types of customers. Well-stocked with a nice selection of wine, spirits and beer, Total Wine is the go-to for many shoppers in the area. Music aficionados can have a jelly with the guitars at Guitar Center.

For a hearty meal to fill your belly, head to Minato Sushi which serves ramen and sushi rolls, Thai Lotus which dishes out Thai BBQ pork and green curry cooked to order, and The Cup Cafe which serves up American breakfast and brunch classics with a twist.

For all things Nevada, head to Reno Town Mall, a small quiet mall that has stood the test of time. At Buy Nevada First, you can purchase gifts for any occasion ranging from art, jewelry, music, books, inventions, clothing, food to gifts and crafts

If you need some custom-made shoes, you can consult a board-certified podiatrist at A Proper Fit Footwear to assist with footwear selection for a variety of foot conditions, custom orthotics and shoes. The mall also houses a library if you want to spend a few hours of reading. 

Firecreek Crossing is a shopping plaza with a variety of stores in Reno. Most shoppers come here for the Walmart Supercenter to stock up on household goods, while crafters shop at Michael’s for their craft and hobby needs.

Other stores here include Office Depot, Floor & Décor, Natural Grocers, Babies “R” Us, and TJ Maxx HomeGoods. During October, Firecreek Crossing is packed with shoppers looking for everything they need to get into the Halloween spirit. There’s also a 24-hour Starbucks where you can chill out over beverages and snacks any time of the day.

Outlets at Legends in Sparks, Nevada, is an upscale outlet center focusing on discounted sportswear. It's anchored by Scheels All Sports and has plenty of stores by prominent brands like Nike and Adidas.

From sportswear to fashion to homeware, this mall is packed with stores where you can get just about everything you need. You can shop for discounted clothing and shoes at Banana Republic, Forever 21, H&M, Converse, and Vans. If you need a break from shopping, Outlets at Legends has an IMAX theater and an escape room. 

The Midtown District of Reno is a center of edgy retail shops, restaurants, nightlife, and a variety of services including body piercing and tattoos. Walking down Midtown, you’ll come across specialty stores dedicated to music, art, fashion, vintage clothing, and more. 

Art enthusiasts should take a look at Art Dogs & Grace, the first counter-culture store in Reno with the largest galleria of hand-blown, US-made glass pieces in Northern Nevada, along with an extensive selection of art prints and tapestries for sale. Local restaurants and bars in the area serve a diverse variety of cuisines from around the world, including Thai, Mexican, Italian, and vegan-friendly options.

The Riverwalk District is a bustling stretch of boutiques, local restaurants, and entertainment venues. Grab a cup of coffee and a breakfast treat in the morning and plan your day as you stroll along the river. If you’re not an early riser, make lunch or dinner reservations instead and enjoy a lovely meal and beverages while soaking in the local ambience.

The Riverwalk District also offers self-guided food tours, wine walks, and other events throughout the year so make sure to check the website calendar when you’re in town.