Retro Vegas

This place was right up my alley with mid-​century modern furnishings and old school kitsch.
If you’re looking for an era chair or couch in fine condition, this is your place. They had a gorgeous pink Western-​Holly stove set, but, alas, no replacement knobs for sale, which is what I need. Lots of clocks, dishes, ashtrays and lamps.
Upstairs houses vintage clothing and accessories in good condition. It’s hard to find stuff that doesn’t reek of smoke and they have it.
The guy at the front desk was nice and I’ll definitely check back in on my next visit.

It’s nice to wander around and look at all the stuff in here and let’s face it, that’s what it is, stuff. If you want a velvet Elvis it would probably be in here. If you like the rat pack then the glassware from that Era is for days. Yeah its cool but you will shell out the clams cos it ain’t cheap baby. Furniture and back in the day ashtrays and such plus Liberace pictures and lots of albums, go nuts.

Great place but super pricey. Not enough mid century modern stuff for my taste. BTW If you are looking for MCM mecca, go to
, in my home town.

Perfect vintage store for Vegas. I find most items here about 20% overpriced, but the owner probably knows his/​her market better than I.
Along South Main, this is one of the better stores, and there’s a lot to see.
It’s about 50% kitsch/​Vegas and 50% amazing midcentury/​vintage in good to excellent condition.
I would definitely return, and I recommend including it on a stop in the antiques district downtown.

UPDATE on Retro Vegas– great new location, even more cool merchandise… love that pink kitchen!

This is an AWESOME store! He has some really great Mid-​Century pieces and a ton of other really good «las Vegas» style stuff. I love this place, and always do a walk through when in the area!

Wow, the prices are a joke! $ 30 for an old casino ashtray. I found plenty at other shops for $ 10 so it’s obvious your not getting my business…
Besides there other junk store in the area.

The store is tiny and the items found inside are ok. The staff seem helpful and professional. I went in looked around it took every bit of ten minutes. And then I was on my way. Will I return sure I will.

Was my first attempt at antique shopping… The owners were very helpful and friendly, found just what I was looking for. Has a great outdoor area with all sorts of good finds!

Now, THIS is the store all other antique stores on the block should aspire to be. I realize they all can’t have the floor space this one does, but what makes this spot easy to navigate is their layout of product. Everything is presented in such a way that you can plainly see what they’re selling. Now, I know that seems like an obvious tactic to draw in shoppers, but if you’ve been to other locations on this block you know it looks like a monster ate one of their stores and then vomited it back up in the same spot.
Their pricing is mostly reasonable, if not slightly higher than I’d like to be paying. Oddly enough, almost every cool, larger item we found was $ 800. That must be the magic number here. There is some really killer stuff in here, though. I found a retractable long-​neck floor lamp that I almost insisted we buy until I noticed it was $ 1500. Since vintage is so hot these days, I would imagine some of these things may have been cheaper a few years ago when this nostalgic wave wasn’t at such a high.
In the end, we walked out with a psychedelic mushroom serving tray for $ 15. It’s certainly worth a visit to stop in here, just be prepared for a little sticker shock.

Retro Vegas is a massive warehouse of retro stuff-​i-​osity and more.
Rebecca’s 5 Point Rating Scale (1-​not-​so-​great and 5-​fabulous):
Store Size /​Inventory — 5 (Big warehouse style place filled with a variety of smalls and bigs. They have odds and ends like records as well as high end furniture pieces.)
Merchandise Quality — 4 (Retro’s merchandise runs the gamut from high end to low end to everything in between. It isn’t necessarily consistent, but more like an exciting adventure of retro discovery.)
Organization — 5 (All items are arranged well and not simply thrown about randomly. You can browse around easily.)
Pricing — 5 (Again very good pricing. Because there is more of a variety in Retro Vegas, you can find things to match any desired price range.)
Service — 5 (Marc was extremely helpful, pointed things out, and showed me the yard. Super nice guy and easy to talk to.)
Total Rating is 5 (out of 5 stars)
The inventory runs the gamut. It is a wonderful mish mash of all things retro.
Now for the «and more». .. Retro Vegas has an EXTENSIVE collection of Vegas casino memorabilia. Yee– haw! I asked owner Marc how this amazing store came about. He paused and smiled just a little bit. «Hobby gone bad.» Ahhhh — we can all relate.
Full review and photos:

This store is completely amazing and completely out of my price range. Walking in is absolute torture! If you have a good amount of cash to spend on the perfect piece of furniture for that specific purpose, I say go for it! Everything in here is perfectly picked. If you have the time to scour thrift stores though, that’s the route I’d take. I’m just thrifty that way. But just because it’s out of my price range doesn’t mean it’s not within yours.

This is a great little place to find interesting unique furniture & décor. Really, some of the items you will not see anywhere else. Some is tacky fabulous and some beautiful. I like the upstairs area, it feels like a Raiders of the Lost Arc treasure trove, IF, Harrison Ford was an historian in the Vegas Lounge Lizard era. It is great.

I’ve died and gone to heaven. This is a great shop with an amazing selection of 50s furnishings and home décor. Pieces are in excellent condition and really well priced. Make sure to check out the complete pink kitchen they have in the corner… pulled out complete from a home remodel.

Retro Vegas is a really great shop… Its like stepping back in time. They have some great furniture pieces along with lots of vintage items to pick from… You will like this shop… really a very cool place. I found a set of crystal glasses that were from france that I just love…

Walking around the Art District is what I imagine a ghost town would be like. Except instead of your random cowboy you have your everyday hipster. And in that little ghost town you will find a lovely little pink shop. Welcome to Retro Vegas. Take a blast to the past when you walk inside this Antique shop. Full of furniture, light fixtures, kitchen ware and more
Dating from the 1950s –1970s. The best part? Nothing is too over priced & everything is in great condition.
Tip:
Try and talk to the guy at the counter. He is always down to negotiate & can
Give you a retro Vegas story or two.

If you like walking around a perusing very high quality vintage/​antique household items (with the price tag to match), then this is the place. Mark, the owner, broke my heart when he said that the pink kitchen was not for sale. So I will have to search for one elsewhere… but I did end up getting a framed photo from years ago taken in the Boneyard (SIN) that will likely end up in my bedroom. That place needs some sin…

Mid Century furnishings at it’s best. This place is chock full of very well preserved classic art, furniture, casino ashtrays, tables, chairs, etc. Retro Vegas is clean, prices are fair, and the staff is helpful without being pushy. Thier ever changing inventory makes this place a worthwhile stop over and over again. An absolute gem!

Wow, this place is great! Such unique retro stuff. Not your typical ratty junk you see at a lot of places. I did spot a lot of things that were just jaw-​dropping and I will firmly reccomend this spot to anyone who likes those vintage household rare finds!

I was curious about this place. This past «First Friday» I got my chance to see it. Huge collection of furniture and other items from the past eras– 1950s, 1960s, and the 1970s (majority). It was like taking a stroll down memory lane– my mom had some of the same type of furniture (brown side tables with two levels) and that (coffee) table top cluster of deep copper brown globes with leaves and short vines– what the heck is that anyway? I’m sure interior designers know the actual name of this piece. My friend liked a lamp that was priced at $ 150. I really liked some chairs– I’ve got art deco era cocktail/​vanity chairs myself (love them and possibly looking for more, but don’t tell my husband that). The crystal chandeliers were opulent– very grand for a foyer or formal dining room. I saw sofas and bar carts besides vases and framed art work. Also, there were a few items in a display box at the cashier station. The items were in great condition and were cleaned– no dust. It was arranged very well in a single long space and the items were displayed to show off the best features. One interesting display was a complete kitchen cabinetry that looked to be from the 1950s– yes, it was time warp. (Some places just dump everything into an ugly hoarding mess– immediately instituting a feeling of claustrophobia.) I agree with one reviewer about this being a great source for a movie house. Very interesting and fun to check out the vintage furniture.