This is my new favorite antique shop. It reminds me a lot of a grandparent's attic. A bit…read morecluttered, a bit of an eccentric selection, but all in all, a lot of really interesting things to check out. Very nice and knowledgeable people working here as well who can show and tell you about things you're interested in, and introduce you to things you weren't even sure you wanted before walking in. I went in looking for some antique paper currency and ended up leaving two hours later with some antique coins and books. The girlfriend had a great time as well, talking to the proprietor about cameos and picking up a new (old) necklace. I'd really recommend checking this place out. Great selection and a great staff who really know their stuff.

I've been dealing with Vince for 30+ years. He has great antiques and it's always a pleasant…read moresurprise what you'll find in the store. We can't go to Vegas without shopping here. It's not to be missed!

I had a lovely time looking through all their antiques. The owner is wonderful and cares deeply…read moreabout her antiques like they are treasures. Josette's store is a perfect place to shop if you are looking for antiques. I highly recommend visiting!

Josette, the owner, is a nice sweet lady knowledgeable about all things antique!…read more We are spending the weekend at Vegas, so we thought we could hit up the antique stores here to see if there are cute pieces of furnitures to bring home. We first tried all the stores on Main Street, including medusa, old mans trash, and retro vegas, but we couldn't see anything we like. Finally we turned into Josette's store, and immediately we were greeted by her. We found a loveseat that we both love, but it happened to be not for sale, since it was her own piece displayed in front of the jewelry and accessories for customers to sit when they check out the jewelry. However, since Josette can tell that we really liked it, she finally told us we could have it for $100! While she made the offer to us, she kept the apologetic tone emphasizing that since she wasn't planning on selling it, the seat was not cleaned and might need some extra maintenance. Of course we didn't mind and were really grateful that we got the one-of-a-kind chair that we can put in our family room! Her store is well organized, unlike some of the antique stores that just look like shit piling on the ground or random things everywhere, everything in her store was priced very reasonable and marked clearly. She also has one of the most beautiful handwriting I've ever seen! From our conversation with her, we found out that she was very familiar with antique, can easily point out the style and year for specific pieces of furniture, and she picks quality stuff for her store. From now on, We will definitely make it a stop everytime we come to vegas!

This bookstore is a wonderful place to go for understanding our history and all that binds us…read more Amazing books and vinyls. There is a free exchange of books right outside, bring a book take a book

My friend and I just happened to find out about this place while at another local business! Such a…read morecute little spot downtown. Parking was easy on a Friday at 11:30am. Tip: On-street parking is free from 11-2 for locals on weekdays. The 5 stars is especially for the owner who helped us, who was so welcoming and gave us the rundown. She said she adds new vinyls every week. Although it's a small establishment, there appears to be a wide selection of well-curated books. Check out the website for more info, including events. The store is black women, LGBTQ owned and operated.

Great selection, very friendly staff. Everyone there is very helpful especially if you are looking…read morefor something specific

New location! Bigger…read morethan the old one The ONLY reason for 4 stars and not 5 is the heat factor, its super warm inside, we were in there for about 10 mins and ready to go home but we stayed and dealt with the heat to find some amazing goodies include a Ferris wheel that lights up and spins and plays music. Most of the vendors work with you on price, just ask, we got the Ferris wheel from $175 to $150. They also have a showroom now, furniture and such as part of the business but we didn't go in there. Ed is super nice and has a great sense of humor. 100% will go back!

Stopped in to check out the cool things this antique store had, lots of things from clothes, toys,…read morefurniture etc Lots of really cool things very pretty Some good prices most things were pretty expensive Can't comment on customer service no one talked to us while we were in there.

Had a great time browsing the many aisles and voluminous items at Antique Alley Mall in the…read morenow-bustling Arts District of Las Vegas. Surrounded by a host of restaurants, bars and unique shops (featuring both second-hand and new products), this place is sprawling. I asked the owner how many items he estimates they have, and he couldn't put a number on it -- if it's not a million, it's certainly hundreds of thousands. They've got things in literally every category imaginable, from toys and clothes and Knick Knacks to musical instruments, artworks, record albums, old magazines, and on and on. Most items are very reasonably priced, and the friendly staff let us know that they were also open to negotiating for anything on the pricier end of the spectrum (like the pristine, 3-day ticket to Woodstock autographed by Jerry Garcia, asking price $2499.00). As I said, we had a blast browsing here, and managed to find a thing or two to bring home. So, next time you're in Vegas and looking to get away from the homogenized chaos of the Strip, spend some time in the Arts District and carve out 30 minutes or more to check out what's on offer at this epic Antique shop.

This is the other location of Armstrong's. We've been to the other store many many times on First…read moreFriday, but we wanted to check this one out too. So, my friend and I went over there, kind of in an obscure location (the parking lot is the entrance- kind of odd). I don't think we would've found it on our own- good thing we got some help by the owner- she walked us through one alley and then we went to another- I know, it sounds bad. It was empty though, the alleys. This one is much smaller, much more organized, and not dusty at all. Items are usable, not junky. Very nice setup. I like that most things were grouped together- so much easier to navigate. I also did not get the feeling that I would break things if I bumped into something, either. BTW The owner told us that prices are negotiable. We saw lots of neat things- red goblets at $2 a piece, what a deal (I don't need anything for my kitchen though). My friend wanted a closer look at some things (glass covered case)- the owner was nice about showing her things. Jewelry was a little higher but since the owner said "prices are negotiable" I urged my friend to ask "What's the best price you can give me for this peridot necklace?" It was marked $70. First, she said, "$50." And my friend replied, "Will you take $45?" So, great deal for a pretty piece- has two chains (I don't usually see that- I'm a bit of a jewelry enthusiast). I was happy for my friend, because she's always searching for jewelry, but nothing really caught her eye at the other places. The owner said that she gets many pieces from the auction house and that it is open to the public. We told the owner we would come there first next time for First Friday, since she closes early (she told us that she doesn't get much traffic compared to the other store on Main)- she was nice enough to walk us there and reopen for us, specifically (the other store owners called her- they are family). And since we know that prices are not set in stone, it's certainly worth coming here, now isn't it?

You know how some antique stores/thrift shops are fun to browse around in and others just feel like…read morethey are rooms filled with a bunch of crap? I hate to say it, but this "Emporium" is leaning towards the latter. In comparison to the other antique stores I visited today, this was the bottom of the barrel. I didn't actually set out to find this one. I was around the corner at The House of Funk and spotted it on my way to the next stop. Since I was there, I decided to take a chance. Most of the stuff was in piles around the place. Everything was dirty. There were a few display cases, but everything was just thrown in them on top of each other so it was almost impossible to see what they even had for sale. As I walked around, the lights suddenly came on. I didn't realize but they had the lights out, which would explain some of the inherent creepiness. The one redeeming quality of Armstrong's Emporium is possibly Armstrong? I don't know who the man was who was in charge of the place, but I assume he was the owner. He was friendly, although he told me that it is difficult to "feel life" out of the blue. I am still trying to figure out what that means or where that came from. I asked him a question about something I was looking for and he gave me a great lead. One star for that. I am just glad that I didn't get dragged down into the basement to meet The Gimp.

Love this store, specially the staff is friendly, and kind, love the deals, I'm a frequentread more

I've traveled to several Salvation Army Outlets across the country, and this location stands out as…read morethe absolute best. The staff here is fantastic--always friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. Their customer service goes above and beyond, creating a positive and inviting shopping experience every time I visit. The store is well-organized, making it easy to browse and find great deals. Whether you're a regular thrifter or just stopping by, you'll appreciate the clean, well-maintained space and the effort the team puts into making every visit enjoyable. If you're looking for a Salvation Army Outlet that truly values its customers, this is the place to go. Highly recommended! Best location in North Last Vegas! It is a little hidden so you need to drive up a bit more.

If you're looking for a basic record store you might as well go somewhere else. This is not your…read moreaverage run of the mill record store intended for the occasional collector. This place is something special, something unique. A once in a lifetime experience for the true vinyl collecting junky. I had the pleasure of visiting wax trax while on a work trip a week ago. Before coming in I did my research. I read all the bad reviews about how they don't price their inventory, how the owner is rude, blah blah blah. Those only made me more curious. Upon arrival I was immediately greeted and asked what I'm looking for. I told the owner my genre preference and they without hesitation showed me all the sections so I could start digging. Spent 2 hours searching on my hands a knees through row after row of 45s/ 12". Till eventually I landed on a rare banger that I myself have never even heard of and according to Discogs only 9 people own. This is something that doesn't happen so often when digging for me anymore. Right then and there I knew this place was something special. A true treasure trove of vinyl. The owner was even fair with his pricing. Overall this is a business that will never come around again and if you don't appreciate it while it's here then you will only miss it when it's gone. 10 out of 10 will be back again

Husband and I tried this place out this last weekend and found all kinds of cool stuff! We love it…read morehere! Prices were super reasonable, TONS of stuff to look through, we'll definitely be back.