Again it's an overlooked overlapping of culture! Here in…read moreBoulder, wow the best of all crossroads pass; still! Western and Mexican culture combined! We see it all over this special place . Let's go in shall we! This little shop a bit of all sorts of things! The store is a mix of all things truly cool! Well made souvenirs. The things here will be great decades to remember too. Those moments that you look back on. The store is just cool too. An Indian is outside the door to greet all. They even want you to come in and browse . The selection here is truly overwhelming. Is anxiety setting in? Perhaps, perfect! Let's get our shop on . They have it all . From butterflies, crucifixes, to a stone turtle in the background to place . The staff here are genuinely happy and proud of their accomplishments of how they set the store up. It's truly too cool . Come and see. Stay and buy of course !

While we have a handful of tourist gift shops here in Boulder City, the Western & Mexican Center is…read moreone of the top two spots I always recommend to visitors. As a member of the community, I don't just send out-of-towners here--I shop here regularly myself!It is the ultimate destination for finding items for those hard-to-shop-for people on your list. Personally, I absolutely love browsing through their incredible, curated collection of vintage Las Vegas and Arizona postcards and unique tchotchkes. What truly elevates this store, though, is the family behind it. Anjelica and her sweet mother--who originally founded the shop alongside her late husband--are incredibly welcoming, kind, and genuinely friendly. Shopping here is such a warm, comfortable experience that it feels less like running an errand and more like visiting old friends. I always leave with a smile, a great find, and the feeling that I could just pull up a chair and hang out all afternoon!

Ok. LOVE this gift shop. I'd stay here the whole day just looking at their items if I could. Plenty…read moreof unique items and handmade cards to choose from. Not to mention they're sooo kind and friendly. I live all the way on the other side of the town, but this is definitely going to be my new gift shop stop from here on out.

Le Melange has an unbelievable variety of unique gifts. You can easily spend hours browsing and you…read moreare sure to find irresistible treasures. The owner, Georgia, is a treasure herself. She and her staff are welcoming, treating everyone like friend coming to their home. Treat yourself, visit Le Melange!

As Good As Old…read more Antique shop located in charming Downtown Boulder City. The Good: *More of an Antique "Mall" than a typical Antique shop--meaning the stuff is sold by multiple resellers with their own little space in the store. These are my favorite Antique shops because you can really get quite a cornucopia of stuff. *Friendly service The Meh: *Prices on some things were a little outrageous but that's on the sellers and not the owners. The Ugly: *Standard complaint with places like this: Lots of stuff in a not very big space. Always feel like I'm going to knock something over every time I turn around.

This place is a gem. The gentleman behind the counter Jerrell, made our shopping experience…read morememorable. Thank you Jerrell for all your help :)

Racisit profiling, happens! And this place is run by one…read more Stopped at this place as they had a 30% sale on Indian jewelry, had my family, including three girls, within 5 mins of being there, my girls looking at the small bracelet jewelry, the tall white (white mustache) ,probably manager/owner, told me that if we wanted to check out now so he can ring us up, mind you we just started looking, otherwise he had an order of flowers he had to do, so we all would have to go outside. There was himself and a cashier/clerk. So i imagine they all needed to go do this??? NOT! At about the same time a white couple walked in and started looking around (no mention to them about going outside). So i gathered my girls, as i continued to look at things in the cases.. taking my time, had girls choose what they wanted, paid and left. Should never give a person like this your money since he thinks people of color would always steal from them. Their loss, i was looking at signs etc i wanted but wouldn't give him more than my $21 i spent, and even that was too much after that experience. Only gave the one star because your required to. Negative stars arent allowed.

What a great store! I took my mom there because she likes antiques. We had such a nice time talking…read moreto the proprietor! He has great music. Nice atmosphere and an interesting selection of stuff. They're also willing to make a deal. Very nice establishment.

Parking is free in the upper lots for the dam visit including this one, while Lot 9 charges $10, as…read moredo the parking areas on the Nevada side.

One way in and out! I love that they have security points due to a lot of safety reasons. I truly…read moretreasure this place, because of our waters and energy. I am very happy that they put rails along the side walks, have a designated pedestrian crossing and most of all, they have put a lot of parking areas. Yes, you can now make your own decisions on where you want to view this beautiful Hoover Dam. Although, I am sad to see that our water source is now very low due to a major drought. They've permanently closed the freeway there, but they built this beautiful highway bridge on top. You don't ever have to stop on the Hoover Dam, if you don't want to tour. Please be advised that on the end of the road is where you will find the Lookout Gift Shop. Like any other gift shops, they might be pricey, but it helps to maintain and support this place. If you have an extra time to pass by here, please check it out and keep your children tight in your hands, as it is the safest way to go. Stay closed together, read and learn about the importance of this area. Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! Save Water & Energy ***Next to air, water is the most important element for the preservation of life. Water is a finite commodity which, if not managed properly, will result in shortages in the near future. Water conservation can go a long way to help alleviate these impending shortages. ***Water Saving Tips: Check your toilet for leaks. Stop using your toilet as an ashtray or wastebasket. Take shorter showers. Install water-saving shower heads or flow restrictors. Take baths. Turn off the water while brushing your teeth. Turn off the water while shaving. ***Energy Saving Tips: Utilize Natural Light. Turn Off Lights and Electronics When You Aren't Using Them. Replace Traditional Light Bulbs with LEDs. Get a Smart Thermostat. Ensure Your Home is Properly Insulated. Put Decorative Lights on a Timer. Identify and Unplug Energy Vampires. Reduce Appliance Use. Use Less Hot Water.

I was in a different area. Babysitting and I was craving a Philadelphia and.i ran in and ordered…read moreand told them I was in a hurry...after about 10 minutes. I asked and it was sitting on the counter waiting. When I got to where I was going I opened it and it was the smaller sliver of cream cheese and brown rice ? I have never had brown rice on sushi ?

Very good service and wide selection of jewelry, rocks, and Native American Drums. New location is…read morenext to Bubbles Laundry on left side as you drive into Boulder City, Nevada from Henderson, Nevada. Friendly customer service. ​

Wonderful lookout point with a small souvenir shop. This lookout can be found across the dam and at…read morethe very top of the road on the Arizona side. In the past, you could have accessed this location from the Kingman Wash Access Road off Route 93 on the Arizona side, but since 2001 I believe, the road has been closed to the public. The lookout has a parking lot beside it, along with a covered observation area with tables and chairs, two (pay-to-use) telescopes and two Porta-Potties. The small gift shop at this location carries some refreshments, fun dam souvenirs, and very friendly customer service. There's also additional parking further up the road from the overlook for buses and oversized vehicles.

Nice selection of gifts and souvenirs for locals & tourists. Found some cute items for my toddler…read more It was a little hard navigating the store with my mom in a wheel chair, but we made it work. Prices vary from reasonable to pricey. The staff at the registers were so sweet! What a cute store!

I was so excited when my sister told me about this place! We went on a Saturday afternoon and it…read morewas a very cute store. There was a variety of yarn I have never seen anywhere else, like spongey yarn and yarn made from local alpacas! There were swatches made from the different yarns so you could see how they work up before buying them. They even had a little room with chairs for the partners who got dragged there to relax in (lol). The owner was very nice! She explained some of the different yarns to us and the classes they have there. I didn't leave with any yarn because I like to have projects in mind when purchasing yarn, but I did get a stitch counter and one of the hooks that the owner makes. I'm a horror fiend so I got the Pennywise hook. With BC being about 30 min from Las Vegas, I absolutely plan to come back here once I find a project worthy of the yarn!

Very cute local shop. Prices were reasonable, and they offered a good variety. They had yarn,…read morehooks, needles, stitch markers and more! They sold handmade projects and offered classes/workshops too. The owner was super nice and friendly. When ever I am in Boulder City I will for sure stop in here.

This is a big gift shop with all kinds of items for fun that you'll probably buy giveaway or keep…read morefor a little bit and then throw away so the cheaper the gifts the better just for the fun of it so it's great not to waste a lot of money on gifts nobody will really keep too long anyway. After all, life is more about people uses food and travel and not things correct? It's really close to the Strat hotel and casino.

I go to Las Vegas once, sometimes even twice a year and I have always wanted to check this place…read moreout, so my siblings made that wish come true and we finally stopped by to check it out. This place is huge inside, but you realize that it's all the same stuff: shot glasses, t shirts, hats, candy, etc. The once thing they had a dearth of was stickers, which is pretty much the only thing I like collecting . For a store so big you'd think they'd have a decent collection of stickers, but they only have like one rack and they aren't the classic once's you can get almost every where else that you can put on your luggage or laptop, so I gave it a pass. But it is impressive and if you want anything else, they probably have it.

There's parking on the street. It's a pretty decent sized store. The authentic native selections…read morewere limited as they are closing. They may have had more before and it looks like they are doing their best to clear the store. Most of the items were deeply marked down so if there is turquoise jewelry or some medicine bags you're looking for before they close, it would be a good time to go. When I asked about some of the native beaded leather bags, the owner couldn't tell if it was a pipe bag or something else.

The selection and the fact that Jews is handmade making each piece unique, original and beautifully…read moremade.