There’s so much to do in Downtown Summerlin, from a TruFusion hot yoga class to brunch on the patio at Lazy Dog. The outdoor shopping center also boasts some great Vegas-born spots— here are five mom-and-pop businesses ready for exploring.

Carrie Lynn’s Plant Shop

Owned by Las Vegan Brooklyn Martell and named after her mom, Carrie Lynn’s is more than a place to pick up a succulent. It originated as a pop-up plant swap before opening its first location at Fergusons Downtown. Now, the store has planted new roots in Downtown Summerlin, and offers fresh foliage, home decor and lighting, housewares, clothing and more. Let’s just say it’s a vibe. 1955 Festival Plaza Drive #140, 702-910-1118.

Frankie’s Uptown

Restaurateur Frank Lee (a partner at Dom DeMarco’s Pizzeria & Bar) designed this neighborhood bar with community in mind, and it has become a Summerlin happy hour staple. “Up”petizers include sweet chili fried shrimp, bacon-wrapped jalapeños, cauliflower gratin and more, but Frankie’s true claim to fame might be its signature “Stroll.” Halfway between a stromboli and a calzone, it’s the doughy, cheesy vessel you didn’t know you needed. 1770 Festival Plaza Drive #190, 702-228-2766.

Makers & Finders

The Latino-owned kitchen and coffee shop first opened on Main Street Downtown and has since expanded to Downtown Summerlin. (It also has a new sister shop, Take It Easy Coffee Roasters, in Chinatown.) Makers & Finders provides cozy, hip ambiance and a place to gather around good coffee and comfort foods. Whether you’re in the mood for breakfast, need a snack to tide you over or you want something boozier, this local café has something sure to satisfy. 2120 Festival Plaza Drive #140, 702-586-8255.

Red Rock Chocolate Factory

Decadent truffles, caramel apples and chocolate-covered strawberries are just a few of the sweet treats on offer at this family-owned chocolatier. Candy not your thing? Red Rock also serves lattes, hot chocolate and fruit-flavored smoothies, ensuring that you won’t leave empty-handed. 2025 Festival Plaza Drive #110, 702-228-9443.

Wonderland Bakery

Whether you’re looking for cupcakes, cake pops, chocolates or a festive, dimensional cake for a big celebration, Wonderland has you covered. It also hosts culinary workshops in which patrons can learn to make chocolates, cakes or works of art using fondant. And it’s a dream destination for birthday parties, with themes ranging from pirates and princesses to tea parties and more. 2010 Festival Plaza Drive #150, 702-363-3333.