Went in a few yrs ago to get vaping supplies and had a very good experience for a first time vaper…read moreand love the very friendly staff very knowledgeable about his job.

Holy hell, this place is neat. It's part head shop, part music shop, part instrument shop, part NFL…read morememorabilia shop, part a bunch of other stuff shop. It's kind of crazy how much stuff is packed in here. For me, when traveling, I always like to try to check out any CD stores, if I can find one, and this one...ok, I get it, captive audience, there aren't too many places at all with physical locations selling CDs these days, most brick and mortars have long since moved online or threw in the sponge after Amazon, etc. started dominating that market space. Still, throwing close to $20 at any new CD is a tough pill to swallow. So, even if you don't ultimately pick anything up, this is a pretty cool place to just go to and browse...if you're looking for that sort of one thing that you just have to have, chances are pretty good if you spend enough time here, you'll find it. I was short of time and didn't have as much to hang as I wanted, but I imagine I'll be back...

Firstly, while this review contains a complaint, I hope both the store and its customers will take…read moreit as constructive criticism. I would strongly encourage back-issue collectors to visit. The store has a great old-school feel and an enormous stock. Prices are reasonable, and the proprietor was engaging, knowledgeable, and helpful. Now to my gripe: of the three Bronze Age books I paid $5.00 each for, two were incomplete. One was missing pages, while the other was missing two-thirds of its back cover. The store tapes its bagged-and-boarded stock thoroughly and adds a barcode with a description, indicating that the damage must have been obvious. I would strongly encourage customers to ask the owner for an opportunity to inspect books before purchasing them. And to the store, if you are going to sell books with major defects, please state clearly on the bag that the book is incomplete.

This place is pretty wild. It could probably expand into another space of similar size and still…read morenot quite have space enough for everything. Like another place in Elko that has a hodge podge of stuff, I imagine you might have to, given the area and all, here we have primarily a comic book store, with a very deep selection of back issues, much lighter selection of trades, action figures, toys, board games, plastic models and supplies for modeling, including paints, used CDs, LPs, DVDs and I imagine some stuff that I probably missed trying to see it all. Layout is a bit...I will charitably call it haphazard, but if you're looking for diamonds in the rough, changes are very good you will find it here if you spend the time. I came across a number of things I hadn't seen in years and a few I didn't know existed at all, just via casual browsing. Prices don't seem to be marked particularly well, but the staff is quite nice and helpful. All in all, if you need a comic fix, this is the spot and I'd rank it solidly in the middle, maybe on the higher side of the middle, of all the places I've been...just hope they are able to expand into a bigger space.

This is a very unique gift store with nature and science oriented gifts!…read more You will find a special gift for every age category.

Passing through on way back to Florida and happened upon this gem. I totally enjoyed browsing and…read morepicked up a girlfriend bday gift. The variety and selections are superior. From the Franz Peony collection to baby gifts the choices are broad and I'm sure you'll find something you can't resist.

Thaysha Groves (owner & founder of the Buckaroo Boutique) is 50% crazy and 50% sweet as all get up!…read more On this recommendation alone, you have to make a stop at the Buckaroo Boutique if you are ever in Elko. If you never will find yourself in Elko, Nevada, you can always visit her website or follow her on social media. Either way, you will smile and want to buy something. I discovered the Buckaroo Boutique via Instagram a few years back and have purchased and followed Thaysha and her store on-line ever since. To my delight while in Elko last week for the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, I discovered there is a stand alone store in Elko as well to visit. I was advised it open about two years ago. Located directly beside The Star Hotel with plenty of street parking about, please note that the Buckaroo Boutique is not open every day. Thaysha runs a ranch with her husband and is raising little kids, so duty calls first. You can shop on-line anytime, you can only shop in her story during certain times, so be sure to call first before you head on over. DARLING! UNIQUE! COWBOY! Such a cute little store and Thaysha is so welcoming and just downright hospitable and fun. She sells such cool unique western themed t-shirts, jewelry, scarves, hats, home goods and clothing, you probably will walk out with a something for yourself or a gift for someone. Her store is cool and whimsical, small and charming. I was thrilled in my haul to find a few shirts, a beautiful leather like fringed scarf and a super cute long necklace with a colorful cowboy medallion attached (I have decided to call this cute cowboy around my neck Cowboy Dan!). To my delight, I also bought some delicious local raw nuts sold by the bag as well. I love coming to Elko once a year for the Gathering. I now know my future visits to Elko will not be complete without a visit to the Buckaroo Boutique. Go see for yourself and tell Thaysha I said hello!

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Our room at the Best Western was not in fact the best, so we headed to downtown for drinks before…read moredinner. The Duncan Littlecreek Gallery Bar was perfect for us, as we always check-out the art museum when we travel. Sat at the old historic bar and also wandered thru the galleries while enjoying craft cocktails and local beer. Savannah was wonderful, sharing history of the bar and of Elko. So sad for the regulars, as she was working her last week. The Walden's Pond was good, even though they were out of basil. There were nice choices for drafts. Trivia Night started before we could depart and the bar filled up with locals. It was a fun evening!

This small but mighty bar and art gallery is a cozy and friendly place to go for wine and/or…read morecocktails and beer. We've attended many small gatherings here over the years, but also find it a special downtown spot to relax for a half hour or so before heading home. Because we live 25 minutes from Elko, we tend to go to DLC in the late afternoon/early evening, but they have activities and sometimes live music later. Go! You won't be sorry.

Service was not the problem. Selection was. There is very little in this pawn shop. I have…read moretraveled a lot, and one of the first things I do in a new town, is check out the local pawn shops. Usually they are full of stuff. This was the most empty shop I have ever seen! I have no idea what the values were because I did not see anything I wanted.

Hours are wrong they closed early all the time sucks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They closed before…read more530 all stuff posted says 6pm