Amazing selection of DVDs and movies; Unfortunately, the CD section was just lame. I know that they…read morehave to appeal to most genres in one store, but I didn't find anything that I wanted the 4 times I've gone. Like not one Blink-182 record, no Descendants, I never even found a single Nirvana record; You know, the 3 most popular bands and most people's wishlist?? This is considering the several hours I've spent there. Also, lots of used, sometimes old and broken music equipment that are full priced; stuff that's $50-$150, that you'd realistically find at Goodwill for $10-$20. Some of the CDs are over $15 which is insane, considering the CDs they have aren't even organized; and 90% of them are bands/artists I literally have never seen. I will still show up every week for movies, but they need to rename it to Zia Video; because the DVD selection is actually the only reason I go now. I've found countless films I really want every time I've gone and I still haven't explored more than 15% of the shelves there.

What a cool spot! My husband and I went by and they had quite the inventory. There was a ton of…read morefoot traffic and this was a Saturday midday. There was a DJ shopping around and giving his recommendations to other patrons. It was just such a cool vibe. There's little gifts and collectibles too, and different formats for music available. If you can't seem to find what you are looking for, they have the full inventory online... But where's the fun in that? It takes away at treasure hunting. There were also some new and used Blu-rays, they sold 4k, DVDs. The store was a good size so, make sure you plan for some time away. After spending a good 2 hours going through some of the vinyls (there's two levels and we barely made a dent), we walked away with several vinyls (2 used and 3 new) and some used blurays. You could spend about $5.99 on average for used vinyls and $30-$40 for brand new. Total cost: $140 after taxes. I'm definitely coming back for sure!

AWSOME place. Had the original Metal Blade Record shirt and hat. Found a couple band T's as wellread more

If you're a heavy metal fan, you've heard of Metal Blade Records. It was one of the first labels…read morethat truly catered to this genre of music, featuring many of the best in the industry. When I heard Metal Blade founder/CEO Brian Slagel had moved to Vegas and opened a booth in the Antique Mall of America, I knew it was a place I wanted to check out. I've been a handful of times in recent years. The Antique Mall of America is HUGE, so just finding this place is a bit of a chore; it doesn't help that the outdoor strip mall where the facility is located is largely abandoned. Once you get inside there are a ton of vendors and twists and turns, but believe me, if you're a metal fan like I am, it's worth looking for. The Metal Blade store is technically THREE different kiosks in the mall. The two main ones are adjacent from one another, with one being mostly shirts/clothing, and the other being mainly CDs and vinyl releases. A third booth (located in a different part of the mall) mostly consists of hockey jerseys/related clothing/etc. While I'm admittedly not a sports fan, it was cool to see that the latter kiosk wasn't just limited to Golden Knights stuff. A divers selection is always a good thing. Those two main booths I mentioned before are where I spent most of my time. The shirts and such are offered for fair prices which is a nice change from the overpriced swag sold at concerts. And the vinyl and CD selection is nice too, including many vinyl LPs newly reissued by Metal Blade, not to mention a nice grab bag of assorted CDs. I walked away with two T-shirts and a 2CD Deep Purple set that was fairly cheap. The only issues I really have with this shop stem from the space, or rather, a lack thereof. Having booths in an antique mall isn't the same as having a standalone store, hence the lack of space and merch. I'm hoping Mr. Slagel can give us an independent store one way, possibly as part of the Metal Blade Museum that should be opening here in Vegas soon. Metal fans shouldn't hesitate to check Slagel's wares here out. It's a little tricky to find and on the small side, but worth it.

It's organized chaos in the best way. Every booth is its own little universe. One second you're…read morestaring at 1950s lunchboxes, next you're face-to-face with a Victorian doll that is definitely judging you. The aisles twist and turn so you have to get lost. That's the point. A happy place with a happy story. I was on the hunt for Vaseline glass: Aka uranium glass. That eerie yellow-green glow under a blacklight. I found alot and will treasure what I have.

Antique Mall of America is a very large antique and collectable mall located sort of close to the…read moreLas Vegas airport and maybe ten minutes from Town Square. This Antique Mall smells more than any other Antique Mall that I have ever been in and that is the reason that I gave three stars. It smells like maybe dead grandma's underwear collection. I was amused by all the really weird handbags they sell here. I don't think that they are antiques but they sure are different. They also sell the usual rocks and minerals here. I did spot a few nice pieces of detailed antique furniture here and some interesting oddities. I couldn't find anything that I collect and I couldn't find anything my sister collects here but you might find all the junk here interesting if you can survive how much it stinks in here. I can't return because this place stinks too much. My husband had an upset stomach the next morning. I can't say for sure but I think it was from here. Happy Hunting parking is close . Use a gas mask if you have one.

Fast and friendly. The results were great, too. They restored a video that was over 30 years old.read more

Everyone should use this place for all of your digital video.And audio transfers this man went out…read moreof his way to have my stuff done immediately when he heard how much I wanted to see my dad on video. His name is Jeff and he's the owner and he's a very caring man.And his work speaks for itself.. To see my parents again,made me cry tears of joy. Please use this place.

We've been to a few other antique malls here in Vegas and find this one to be impressive…read more The store is located in a strip mall. Private parking lot. Clean, well organized, and a variety of quality merchandise. A vast selection of merch. A vast range of prices. I would describe it as a store with something for everyone. Friendly and helpful staff. We are looking forward to attending special event sales.

I Have lived in Portland Oregon, Seattle Washington I have seen and been in many antique vintage…read morelocations and this one WAS one of the BEST! I drove by today and they were gone..! Just poof empty! I had hoped to have a booth of my own! I will carry on, but sad they're really closed, that little piece of culture, Character and history. What a loss..

Love, love, love how physical books are becoming a thing!…read more This location provides an ample amount of literature to peruse, and I don't mind the organization. It can get crowded, but that's to be expected for being located in Town Square. Not why I'm giving this Barnes & Noble a high rating though. It's always about the staff for me.... I had ordered books through my Barnes & Noble app for pick-up at this location, since they had the titles I wanted in stock. However, all the titles in stock were in paperback. It only took a day for the location to put my order together, which was nice, and I got the alert on my app and email. At pick-up I look at my ordered stack, and my heart just drops because it really bothers me my set is mismatched. The sales rep looks at me humorously, then my stack, and straight up asked "Is it bothering you that these aren't all paperbacks?" LOL. The hubby laughs, and admits it for me. Instead of making fun of me, she shows her equally nerdy side, empathizing with me! She quickly offers to return the single hardback of my series, and adds my contact information to a list of when my single item gets replenished in the correct form (paperback). Yes! There was more to the conversation, but I just appreciated how intuitive and friendly she was. It's not just her either -- the whole team at this location operate at the same high level of customer service. Again, it's just from my personal observances on multiple visits. Love my fellow book nerds.

Barnes & Nobles is still a hallmark of a comfort zone place with a plethora of books, games, and…read moreaccessories that will soothe your heart. The store is very well maintained and amazing customer service. The staff are very knowledgeable and can help you find whatever you're looking for. And the people that you run into are very friendly and often times can tell you about something new and open your horizons into something new. It is a highly recommended that you take time to get some new knowledge and open a book. They have a great section for kids, young adults, and more.

great customer service. wonderful treasures. Unique finds every time. I love thrifting and Goodwill…read moreis by far the best place to find those hidden gems ready for a new home.

Worst goodwill I've ever been to mainly due to how rude Amber the manager is. I wanted to buy a…read morepower adapter that was the only 12 volt 4 amp adapter they had but the barcode was messed up but you could still read the price as $1.99. Amber the manager wouldn't sell it to me because it wouldn't scan. The stupid thing is that the only reason the price tag was messed up was because they are sticking the price tag over the output data on the power supply. Without being able to read the voltage output there is no way for you to know what you're buy. Amber was super rude and looked like she took pleasure in denying selling me a simple 12 volt adapter. Never coming back here again and I hope her attitude was worth the review.