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.

I am now happy again! Just discovered Corey Jace Home has moved to Antique Mall of America on 9151…read moreS Las Vegas Blvd. The store is larger and Corey has amazing deals. Corey specializes in Antique Tibetan furniture from Senge Monastery (Golden Valley). Each piece is 100+ years old. Made by monks in monastic practice. Rare. Hand painted. Hand Made. One of a Kind. Beautiful Chinese furniture galore, jade, Buddha's and Art.

Love love love their taste!! They have the "real deal" there. Been to Nepal and appreciated their…read moretreasures!! Bought 4 items from their booth. Can't wait to see what they replace my items with

I absolutely love this place every time i come to Vegas. A must if you are in town! The owner…read moreDebbie is AMAZING and has the best taste in cloths and vintage collectibles.

Such a cool vibe and the best stuff.... I find something every time I go.... You got to go see it…read more.... Cool clothes and awesome nostalgia....

First off, apologies from us (Dee & Ryan)…read more We've been flexing your gear so regularly that we really should've left this review from the get-go. We're huge fans of your collection, your curation, and all the funky creations you put out. This place is genuinely special. Beyond shopping their pieces, we've also had them commission a few custom ones, and it really feels like wearing art. If that's not enough to make you stop by, they also host all kinds of events--from classes to DJ sets. And honestly, they're just cool as hell people. Just go.

Shopping with him! My teenager came out shopping and found…read morethis vintage resale shop . They have traditional and upscale, designer, resale.. They have two floors they have them. Everything is organized. Everything is categorized reasonably priced. It's clean. It smells fresh. They have summer hours, and it is very casual environment, but you can everyone can find something. . The team allows you to have space to look around.

This business isn't even open anymore. Drive here and wasted gas. Would be nice if places updated…read moretheir business.

The cutest little antique store with a little bit of everything! I highly recommend visiting them!read more

Beautiful, unique pieces, expertly restored. I'm a little late leaving this review- we bought a…read moregorgeous vintage MCM sideboard a couple years back. FYI- They have a warehouse and you have to call or message them for an appointment. They are super responsive! See their insta and web page for current inventory.

The Most tasteful vintage pieces I've found so far in Las Vegas. Friendly shop owner great antique…read morechoices from America & europe

Because it's like being with family - warm welcoming - knowledgeable - educated- personable -…read morepatient - friendly - accommodating - only positive feedback. Thank you

Let me first say in a world like today it's really hard to find a person as honest and hard…read moreworking as Terrylyn I emailed her about my grandmother's dishes and didn't expect to hear back for a while. So in the morning I was reading my emails and she responded back within an hour. Amazing right? I'm just so happy to find a person out like Terrylyn with old fashioned values

If you love bargain hunting, Bin City is such a fun and unique place to check out! It's basically a…read morewarehouse of bins filled with random items--mostly overstock or lost packages--so you never know what you'll uncover. Location & Parking: They have their own parking lot, which makes it easy to stop by. At first, our GPS sent us to the wrong address, but luckily their big "Bin City" sign out front is easy to spot. (Staff mentioned they're updating the online address soon.) Pricing & Schedule: Prices drop throughout the week, which makes every day a little different: * Friday - $12 * Saturday - $9 * Sunday - $7 * Monday - $5 * Tuesday - $3 * Wednesday - $1 (their busiest day) * Thursday - Closed for restocking We visited on a $5 Monday, which turned out to be a great balance--good variety of items without heavy crowds. Our Finds: We scored fairy lights (around $10-11 value at Walmart) for just $5, plus a bunch of glow sticks bundled together as a single item. Many things are still boxed, though some packages had been opened by other shoppers. That's just the nature of this type of store. Service: The staff was really friendly and helpful. They explained how the pricing works, were welcoming throughout our visit, and checkout was smooth (they take both cards and cash and give receipts). Overall: Bin City is a cool place if you enjoy digging for bargains and love the idea of "treasure hunting." Each day has its own vibe, depending on the price point, so it's worth trying different days to see what you can find.

I got the best deal going here for the first time. Came home with so many treasures and they only…read moreweighed up to be $20. Got an antique birdcage and a faux leather jacket and all kinds of good stuff. I will definitely be coming back. Love the weigh pricing.