Viva Las Vegastamps

I was looking for very specific stamps for an collage work and even though it took a while to search through the many many thousands of stamps, I found *exactly* what I needed for my piece. Impulse shopping, however, was extremely difficult to resist. The place is pretty hard to find but once you find it you'll never forget. Not that I'll go back because hoo buddy I ain't getting out of there solvent.

If you're in the market to buy uniquely procured, artsy, sometimes crass stamps this is the place for you. Every time I visit my family in Vegas this is a must stop as I'm an avid crafter. From wall to floor there are stamps, with a mounted used rubber stamp table, and a unmounted rubber baskets to choose from it's a stamp-goers paradise. The gentleman who works the store is always cordial and helpful. Check it out for yourself!

If you like rubber stamps, this is the place for you! Lots and lots and lots of rubber stamps. Owner is convivial and helpful. Stamps are organized by subject, holiday, etc.It is very easy to get carried away and walk away with a big bag of stamps!! Not in the strip but worth the trip!!

I forget where I heard about this place a few years ago - but I really wanted to go - THEY ARE NOT OPEN WEEKENDS.ALSO - they are right at the end of the Las vegas monorail system, so you don't even need to take a cab or a lift there.WOW-WEE - never in my life have I seen so many stamps in one place. At first it is a little overwhelming, then you get your bearings and start asking the guy (Jeff the manager), Where are the food stamps, where are the camping stamps, where are the pig stamps, where are the crown stamps...etc...WE could NOT STUMP him. I did ask if he had any deviled eggs stamps..he said they did not, but he added it to his list to be created.There us a buy $50 get $10 off on Yelp, so ask him about it. ALSO at the end of an exhausting search, I was very thirsty and asked him where around there could I get an Iced tea, He says "do you want a bottled water?" he gave all 3 of us one. BONUS - they do have a bathroom you can use. LOVED THIS PLACE!

All I can say is .... WOW!!!Ring the bell to get in and spend a few hours in this artsy, ecclectic, hidden gem of a rubber stamp boutique. Excited about the 3 stamps (especially the Banksy's) I added to my collection...from the thousands of unique images to choose from. Well organized into themed image displays and what a selection of fun verse and sentiments. There was a huge selection of used stamps to choose from at $2 each...kinda fun to dig through the pile. Happy with my purchase and in my bag was a beautiful postcard and pink flamingo. Haven't been to real stamp store/boutique in a very long time so what a a great adventure I had today

Visiting from out-of-town, my friend heard about this place and wanted to check it out. The fact they have to buzz you in made it seem a bit clandestine or even exclusive. Unfortunately, the buzzing-in is due to its location, which is in a rather depressed neighborhood. It was daytime and we didn't plan to stay long so we didn't feel unsafe parking there. The variety of themes and images of the stamps is truly incredible. Not a lot of super-cutesy, though.ALL the stamps are wood-mounted, rubber stamps. I'd have liked to see some clear-mount or cling-mount types, if not photopolymer. I didn't see any cardstock for sale, and only a couple ink pads. Unusual for a stamp store. Staff member didn't offer any help but he was polite & friendly when approached.The rows upon rows of product are well-organized and easy to browse. I was shopping for one particular type of stamp and found it without any trouble. All in all, unless they begin offering clear-mount stamps and/or other products such as inks & cardstock, it's not a store I'd likely visit again.

I've always loved this business. For the last several years I've made it a point to visit this fabulous stamp store and do my part to keep a dying art alive. Today I made my once-yearly pilgrimage and left extremely disappointed and unimpressed. I arrived at ten to four (closing hour). I thought they closed at 5, but since I knew what I wanted I figured I could run in and get out in time. Unfortunately a female employee (not one of the usual folks I've seen there), told me "Sorry we close at four" when she answered the door. As she said that I thought to myself, "Um, it's TEN TO FOUR. REALLY?" But since she had her kid with her, her purse on her arm, car keys in hand and was obviously on her way out EARLY, I figured it was useless to beg for my stamp fix.Can't remember the last time I left a favorite store so disappointed. After sitting in traffic for way too long to get there from way across town, this bit the big one.

Another Yelper brought me here recently and I was blown away the quantity of rubber stamps. The organization of the stamps needs explaining so your best of telling the sale clerk what you're seeking. If you're just browsing, you can be here a very long time. I came in with no need for any rubber stamps but ended up buying 4 of them. Now I'll probably go back there to buy ink.I highly recommend this shop since it's so unique and it's fun to find something so focused on one hobby.

Insane amount of unique stamps! Super hidden gem, wish I had more time to browse. The value of stamps was pretty good considering the small stationary shop prices are usually ridiculous. The kids owner followed along after us, showing us her toys and pointing out good cat stamps. I'll definitely be returning, you absolutely can get lost here

Checked out the store while on vacation, and was not disappointed! They have a huge collection of wood stamps with all different themes. I usually prefer clear stamps because they're easier to store, but I had an absolute blast looking at everything and of course I bought a bunch of stamps. ;-). I highly recommend to any stampers who visit the area!!