11th Street Records

Not much here. The bins are pretty bare,unless you are looking for $1 items. There's lots of those. They do have a lot of local artists recordings and some punk rock. Compared to the several other record stores in the area, this one just didn't measure up, unfortunately. Maybe they just need some more stock. On a good note, it smelled wonderful in there of some nice aromatherapyand the two clerks working were friendly.

Friendly owners, awesome puppy dog mascot... real people that love vinyl. Best selection and the best prices in Las Vegas. They have what your looking for! Even the hard to find and rare albums... quit wasting your time elsewhere... Clean, organized, hip and trendy customers, play before you buy... yes they love the music too. The huuuge selection kinda reminded me of the internet... I go looking for one thing and while doing so see so much more that I want to explore. Great job guys!

A beautiful slice of amazing hidden away on East Fremont. We had this stop planned in advance for our road trip to Vegas from Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Loved it. Only issue was that we didn't have enough money to buy everything we wanted, not because it was too pricey but because there were SOOO MANY amazing albums.

Went for a weekend Vegas trip and had planned to stop in. Only Vegas record store I visited. Went in and came out with this beast of a boxset that was on my wishlist for a loooong time. Great record store with really friendly people working there.

Great store, great selection and great staff. I wish it was located in a better area. Parking is slim and beware you may be harassed by drunk/homeless people on the street. Overall a definite place to stop at just be safe outside the shop.

Great store! Love the vibe! Definitely recommend to get the $10 mystery vinyl pack!

I never would have thought to go to Fremont street for a record! I am so happy I listened to the locals and found this place! The atmosphere is beautiful and the vibes are always a great time to wander the stacks and flip through the bunks. The manager who was on duty seemed to really know his stuff! He answered all my questions and found me a record I’ve needed for my collection! I can’t recommend the place enough! If you love the thrifting vibes then this is a close second. Used and new records all for your discovery. I can’t wait to need to go back!

These guys made the long journey worthwhile, with some sensibly priced records and amazing variety. Also, got sown round the wonderful recording studio at the back. Would definitely visit again and again.

11th street records was stumbled upon our drive. A smaller shop well organized and lots of space to look through the categories. A quick look through for some treasures. The selections were pretty substantial. Staff were welcoming and helpful. Parking is easy to find right on the side of the building. Across the street from the giant semi truck display.

I dig everything about 11th Street Records. The retro vibe, the downtown location, and the live music featured in the store make me really happy. But it's the impressive selection of records that keeps me coming back! They even have a cool $1 bargain section. This is a music store for serious musicians and vinyl collectors, and you feel cool just walking through the door. Check out this gem when you have a moment, and support small businesses when you can! Stores like this bring life to communities in transition.

Awesome record store with great pricing. 11th Street records located in DTLV is honestly one of the cleanest and least dusty record stores I've been to despite having a ton of older/used items. They have rows and rows of $1 records and also new records which are primarily on the walls and up front. I left with $60 worth of great tunes :) 2 brand new and several used vinyls that all played well and were in good condition.

Fun record shop downtown. I've only purchased- never sold Have purchased some warped vinyl in the past and they allowed me to trade it for another item and even called me after fixing the warped album to see if I wanted to come back and repurchase it. Nice people.

An amazing local record store located in DTLV. I love coming here after grabbing a coffee across the street and taking a look at the rows and rows of selection they have. I'm pretty sure I leave with something every time. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The store is clean and the walls are covered in some great popular albums which make it easy to find what you might be looking for. Every purchase I've made has been in great condition. Some of my favorite vinyls have been purchased here.

One of my favorite record spots in Vegas! I normally come here and grab a $10 grab bag. They are a huge bargain with 15 records in various sizes! The selection is very vast and reasonably priced. The new record selection is not very big. This is a go to spot for classic and older records!

Nice little gem in old vegas Fremont street area...good and eclectic election of vinyl and I especially enjoy their mystery bags.

On a recent visit to Las Vegas I, of course, did some vinyl record shopping. I enjoyed the vibe of this store and picked up a couple of records. The owner and his wife were very friendly and he knew his inventory. Once I got home, put on some music, sat down and now It's time to enter them into discogs. I was so pleasantly surprised that they looked just as good under my bright light as they did in the store. Here is the short version They grade conservatively and price competitively! I absolutely will shop here again. PS WAX Store records in Las Vegas is a rip off.

Earth Day 2021. Metals and rocks have been part of Earth's history long before any type of record keeping. Yet like many shining stones on this planet, they remain hidden gems. Until someone with a keen eye senses a purposeful means for those overlooked treasures. Over the centuries gemologists and miners have explored the wondrous usage for rocks and precious metals. Despite the hard times our economy, gold, silver, and palatium continue to prosper as solid investment . The case was no different for rock and roll and heavy metal. Before gold and platinum became symbolic with success there was a need for record keeping. Hence the era of Vinyl Records. Founded by investors with a unique sense for music potential and raw talent. In that sense, the search for great material has always been found somewhere between a rock and a hard place. Today record shops are as essential to our timeline remembrances as libraries and museums. Accept these establishments are literally Record Keepers, with much fun intended. 11th Street Records not only preserves music history, they strive to protect places music was born into the rock and roll world. In fact their location borders the iconic closed Bunkhouse Saloon. Protecting the boarded up abandoned building as if it was Fremont's Alamo of rock bands. Currently the East Fremont Revitalization Project and Charitable Market Events hope to bring public awareness to the 11th street hidden gem. So that it may remain as a historical addition to Downtown's record keeping collection. A local's spot best described as, A rock place during hard times.

Come on just get a listening station!! Part of a record store is a listening station!!

Remember what it was like to go out of town and visit a local record store? Searching through the bins and finding those treasures. Well there are treasures to be found but not after you find out how much they cost! First off many of the records don't have prices on them. That's because they wait till you bring it to the counter where they proceed to look up how much it costs on Discogs!!!!!! If I wanted to shop on Discogs I can do that from the comfort of my home. What do I need to spend hours going through bins for? Unless you're looking for that out of town treasure.... Unfortunately at this place they're aren't any in the end... Just shop on Discogs and save yourself the trouble.

Seemed like they had a huge $1 record section. Like one big long isle. Some people are looking for dollar records.

I've been a record head for decades now. I'm sooo glad to have a decent vinyl store in DTLV. The staff is very knowledgeable at 11th Street and willing to help you find that one awesome piece of vinyl to add to your collection. This store has records at all price points from the budget collector just looking for a that classic hiss and pop of vinyl to rare Gems worth $100+. I like that they have listening stations for use while your browsing but those are always busy so I have a portable battery operated turntable that I bring with when I go record shopping. The inventory at 11th Street seems to turn often so the collection does not get boring. Also in the back they have a full service recording studio. So if you have a band looking to make that next big hit, schedule your studio time today.

The shop is nice but the pricing system is ridiculous. You could spend a lot of time digging for unpriced records and when you're ready to check out they price them. Which means if you don't agree with the price you just wasted your time.

I hit up 6 different record shops in LV over the last 4 days. Bought several hundreds of dollars worth of vinyl. Just not here. This shops was hands down, the worst of the bunch. When I walked in, the guy behind the counter sorta grunted at me. Or, it might have been at the dog. I'm not sure. In any event, he did not, ever, ask if I needed help. Guess he didn't want to take off the headset he was wearing. The only time I saw him come out from behind the counter in the 30-45 minutes I was there was when he talked to someone that came out front from the recording area. This place has a LOT of records, to be sure, but there isn't any organization to speak of. Most of the bins are simply filled, with no regard to artist, genre, or anything. I'm sure there are things in there that I want, but between the utter lack of organization, and the less than stellar customer service, I'll never know. Because I'll never be back.

I was here on opening day which was also Record Store Day. The place was completely packed, barely enough room to wiggle around as it is in s small location right next to the Bunkhouse. The decor is minimal as they have just opened but the selection they have is amazing. Everything from jazz, blues, punk, hip hop, electro, 80's, you name it they have it. The walls are lined with first print vinyls that are must haves for collectors. With the recent resurgence it cassettes, they are also carrying some as well. I only come to expect great things from this location to come. We have a very limited market here in Vegas for record stores like this, so for 11th street to come by is completely heaven sent.

Breath of Fresh Air in the World of Vinyl. 11th Street Records is a wonderful vinyl record store that stay's true to collectors (old and new). The staff provides very warm customer service and the store is organized in a simple alphabetical fashion and not by genre. There is a great collection of records that are reasonably priced (old and new) by market value. Older records are priced by condition. Pros: great customer service; understanding; great collection of vinyl Cons: poor parking (remember, look both ways before crossing the street!) 5 stars for a wide range of vinyl records, reasonably priced product, and customer service!

I've heard good things about this store so I made a special trip downtown just to go look for some records (I live 30 minutes away). The hours say 10-8 everyday. I got here at 12:30 and it was closed. Thanks guys.

It seems like only yesterday that I was at a record store buying the latest single or browsing and listening to the latest songs. The memories of visiting a Virgin Records, Tower Records or Sam Goody was part of my childhood, just like for many multi-generation groups like your Millennials, Generation X, and Baby Boomers. That scene has faded in this day of digital age, "the sign of the times." However there are pocket of record stores throughout the valley that are worth checking out. This particular shop was nostalgic and a cool adventure down memory lane. It's truly a hidden gem in Fremont East District in Downtown. My sister and I stumbled across this place when we were across the street at The Writer's Block Book shop. So we had to check this placed out and found a few items that we personally purchased for our parents. The gentleman behind the counter was very friendly and helpful but we opted to explore the shop on our own and to our surprise found a cool record that brought back many good memories of us at Filipino parties with our parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and our extended family. We grew up listening to a wide range of music from the 50's to modern music of today. Plus if you haven't been to a Filipino party or gathering, Music is embeded in our culture especially the infamous KARAOKE music system that is found virtually in every Filipino home :) where everyone is a singer!!! Lol A great place to check out with family and friends if your ever in the area. Plus there is a good range of CD's and Cassettes on stock as well.

This store offers an excellent selection record titles in a variety of conditions. Prices reflect the record popularity and quality. It definitely rocks a divey vibe, but is clean with attentive employees.

Change your web page hours of operation. Web page says that they are open every day of the week starting at noon, but I arrive at 1pm on a Monday to find a sign on the door that says "Closed Monday's". Wasted an hour bus ride from The Strip.

Sterile and generic,is a bit pricy and unless your into overpriced vinyl I'd stay clear. Not much of a 12" selection . Didn't notice much customer service here but then again I wasn't blowing Ali of cash !

Great selection, neat and organized, reasonably priced, and super chill. You can honestly spend a lot of time here, whether you come in with a mission or just came in to browse randomly. You can ask to listen to records, as well as the insight from the staff. You even have the option to buy a record player if that's what you need.

This place doesn't have a set schedule to when they're open or closed. It says their times on the door and online, but they're never open when they say. I've went twice. 2 and 1/2 hours before closing and 30 minutes after opening. No one there. I won't make that mistake again. I'd recommend going somewhere that you can actually get into.

One of the only shops I've found in town that has it's own classical music section. Found several gems including a couple unopened records for a very reasonable price. Staff was great and helped me review the condition of each record before purchasing. I'll be back!

Came by to give it a try. Selection looks improved through the window. Hours on Yelp must be wrong as it is all locked up at 10:40am. Out of business? Hope not.

If you want to waste an entire day, you can. Because there is absolutely NO organization to the selection. Also, the staff spent the entire time yakking on the phone. Is this place a front for something else?

First day here and first opening day. Awesome selection, clean, organized and no hoopla. I used to work with some of the staff at another record store in town and I'm stoked that this place is open. I love that they do not filter out their records by category. It makes the record shopping experience that more enjoyable. I will definitely be returning and will be a regular here.

Such a dope record store with amazing prices!! The guy working the day we went in to take photos was super chill and laid back and was totally fine with us taking photos in the store. Love shops like this where they aren't hounding you like a dog to buy something and you can just come in and browse and shop. Will be back again really soon!!

My go-to record store. I've found some sweet records here. Great selection and prices are pretty good too. Kinda glad this is a bit of a drive for me otherwise I'd be there every day and have no money for anything else.

You will never know what you'll find here. As people clean out their closets their old vinyl records find their way here. Their collection covers almost every genre. While I don't actively listen to my records, I am still very attached to them and won't give them up. I had some time before a play at the Public Fit theater so I was browsing through the records. I was able to find an old Beatles album that I didn't have. The staff is real cool and don't bother you.

This is a great little hole in the wall record store located downtown! I love the authentic smell and feel of a used record store. This place has all that nostalgia and more. The records are reasonably priced, and they have a ton of collectibles on the wall. You can even buy a record player here. There is limited parking but definitely worth the trip!

A goldmine! Here you can find a great selection of used vinyl of 60's and 70's rock. They also have lots of nice vinyl reissues. You can find every genre from Soul to Death Metal. Great shop, friendly staff and really good prices.

Number #1 record store in Vegas for sure! Hell, the whole west coast! Has the best selection in the west coast- Amoeba may have more volume but 11th Street has better records! Serious selection- the "secret stash" of 45's contains some of the rarest punk you've ever seen. The walls are lined with ultra-rare Jazz, Psych, Punk, and 90's stuff. You'll see bin cards that you've never seen before like "Suicide" and "Throbbing Gristle" and "Lord Sutch" because they have enough copies of these obscure titles to necessitate a bin card! Staff is amazing- very smart and super attentive. They care about the store as more than just a job for sure- they go above and beyond. Prices are reasonable. Some stuff runs on the high end but a lot of it is stuff you may never see again. Presentation- gorgeous! Beautiful checkered floors with well-made wooden bins and an open ceiling. The walls are lined with local show posters; a testament to 11th Street's mission to nurture the local music scene. If possible, check out the studio and live room- it is mind blowingly beautiful. There is a new bar raised for record stores in Vegas to do more than just capitalize on records but to nurture the scene, create great music, and have a great place to see local shows. This place is how every record store should be.

This shop has gone way down hill since the opening. The wall records have dropped in quality and the store seems to be filled with tons of records that cannot find a home. I have shopped here lots of times and the past 10+ times I found hardly anything. It's still the best record store in Las Vegas but needs to acquire some better collections into the doors to live up to their past glory.

Great record store ! Downtown and lots of great records to choose from no matter what genre of music you listen to

Usually, I avoid going to record stores. Because, usually, they're always overpriced - both their new and used records. I was pleasantly surprised by this store and their affordable prices! I also LOVE how it's setup, with all artists combined in the middle of the store, with their clearance records on the outside. My taste in music varies, so the ability to look at Kanye West and then Weezer and then Stevie Wonder is really convenient for me! I think this is why I almost ended up walking out with a lot more records than originally planned. I only ended up buying two records (Jefferson Airplane and a-Ha) and my total only came out to about $10! I was super stoked. The cashier was super friendly, and even offered to hold on to my records while a friend and I walked around Fremont Street. I look forward to returning!

Walking into the small quaint record store it seemed like a pretty neat shop. The space is clean, open, and modern--a breath of fresh air from some of the overstuffed and dank record shops in the Valley. The oddest thing though about walking in was the complete lack of any noise or music. Silence in a record shop? An older gentleman sitting behind the counter welcomed us and after a few minutes began playing records over the speakers inside of the joint. Going through the individual records I was immediately taken back by the organization of the records. No genres, no sections (excluding soundtracks/classical), rather everything was grouped together in several rows simply organized in alphabetical order. For some it is a blessing, especially when there are often albums that could belong in different genres sorted out by whoever it working that day, but for people who are browsing with specific genres in mind it can be a real pain. Regardless of preference however, the albums are very organized and the few genres that normally are aside from the lot (such as spoken word) are placed on their own. This is a matter of perspective, but something to think about nonetheless. After a good few minutes making a few selections, I brought them up to the front and asked to look at the conditions of the album. The gentleman working seemed short with me, as if the request was an unreasonable one and told me to be extremely careful. Several of the records I had pulled were listed as "very good" condition, yet had several deep scratches in the record itself--enough to make an unpleasant noise whenever the stylus crossed its path. Now, this is not a dollar record store like Zia or a thrift shop, and as such the expectation is that with a higher premium come records in better conditions. It was during all of this that I saw a record sitting, unsleeved, on the floor maybe giving a hit of just how well they maintain their inventory. After setting a few aside from their abysmal condition, I asked if I could sample a few of the selections both to make sure some of the scratches were not audible, and to hear a few albums that I was unfamiliar with. With the store being completely empty in the midday, the store clerk gave me a sigh and seemed, again, that I was a nuisance in his shop. Grudgingly, he walked over to the listening station and queued things up, and left me to my devices. Ultimately I ended up buying a few rather neat albums, but even when checking out was met with the same attitude. While the place has a very welcoming feeling to it--it is not very welcoming at all. I have been to record shops around the nation and stand as an avid collector always looking for the next little shop to pop into and see what they have. Unfortunately, this experience makes never want to return let alone recommend it. Edit: The owner has personally reached out to me to apologize for my experiences. I'll be visiting again and will amend this review accordingly.

I had high hopes for this place. Just recently go into vinyls and was looking to start my own collection. I have a pretty expansive taste in music, ranging anywhere from classical to country to hip hop to rock and so on; sort of everything really. But unfortunately, after browsing for about an hour, I couldn't find a single thing I was even remotely interested in. I went through all the boxes twice, convinced I must have missed all the good stuff. I assume this shop relies on getting its records secondhand, which is a great concept, but I feel like in Vegas, in this day, it just doesn't work anymore. Most all the records here seemed to be ones of little value or quality; albums long since forgotten that were likely dug out of a garage or attic at some point and discarded. Maybe I just came at a bad time since it was right after the holidays--I'm definitely willing to give it another go to see if there's anything I can find. I do like the atmosphere and the quality of the store itself. It has a good vibe.

If your a tourist or a local and like records you have to come into this store. Its easy to find, clean and friendly. Tons of vinyl, well organized and well maintained. Choice titles in great condition. I spent an hour going thru the 7 inches and found much treasure. At some record stores the hunt can be a chore; at 11th street it's a true pleasure. I really enjoyed the time I spent here and you will too. Come. Dig. Rejoice.

This has to be, by far, the cleanest and most organized record store I have EVER been in. Everything is immaculate, everything is so easy to look through and it's also incredibly spacious. Being in DTLV fairly close to the arts district, there's also a lot of younger people here, and it reflects on the music selection; there is a lot of newer music to accommodate that demographic. Older material, there is not so much of, but it's still worth looking through and they have a lot of the classics. There's also a listening station with, if I remember correctly, a blue Orbit U-Turn table. You have to ask an employee to operate it for you, but you can listen to a lot of the used records that way if you're buying used records and gauging sound quality is what you're after. While I found a few of things I liked here, I also found that it was strangely lacking? A lot of the tabs for artists that interested me wound up empty. Pricing wasn't the greatest either -- I noticed represses of a few albums I already own marked up here.

Been going here since opening day, and I love it. So glad Vegas has now a place to shop for records besides Zia and Record City. The selection here at 11th street is pretty expansive too. Found an original pressing of The Saints and the first Danzig album. They also have a cheaper section too with records ranging from $1-$5. They have a nice 45 section too which I am looking forward to seeing it grow. In the back, there is also a recording studio. A bonus too is that it is open until midnight, so I can check it before bunkhouse shows.

They didn't have everything I wanted, but they had two albums that I've been trying to find for months. I'm sorry, but it felt really good finally finding "Ellington At Newport" and Spoon's "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga" so I had give these guys 5 stars. The dudes were really friendly and the store has it's records organized in a way that makes it easy to find what your looking for. Alphabetical. Not by genre, or modern from classic. Just alphabetical. I'll be back for sure and I invite anyone who is an avid collector to at least check this place out. I'm sure you'll(like I was) be pleasantly surprised with their selection. Viva Lost Vegas and the Downtown revival project! Hope to see this shop and others like it for a long time.

Nice selection of both new and used records. Not cheap, but appropriate prices. Walked out with original Big Boys and Mekons records. They had apparently just gotten in a really great punk collection. They had the classics, new indie & punk, as well as a nice selection of more obscure older titles, some reissues and some not. All the dudes working were friendly and helpful. Very clean and organized. My only complaint with the organization was that it was not separated by genre, so I really had to take the time to look through all the bins to try to find records of specific genres I like. BUT, every shop does it different! Definitely check this spot out!

Rock On....forget the grouchy old man or the rude record store manager. This place is the bomb. Staff is friendly, professional, helpful, knowledgeable and they actually want to sell records at prices that are fair to everyone. Store is organized for the most part making it easy to locate a particular album. Plan on spending some time here looking thru the many treasures. Lots of surprise albums located here and you won't have to mortgage the house. They get it, how operate a business and exceed the customers expectations. Will definitely buy again in the future.

A gem of a store on Fremont Street, Downtown Las Vegas! The selection of Record Albums is amazing. Prices are so affordable. Who would have thought our grandchildren would be so excited about LP's and turntables? Great music playing....Make sure to stop by...

We stopped in before leaving town...The shop is downtown...It has a nice feel when walking in with a broad selection...Managed to find two sealed vinyls at a fair price....Service was solid and friendly...We will be back when we have more time to browse....

Really great place and big selection of everything and some equipment. Nice guys, clean... Definitely will visit again!

This place is just regurgitating used inventory. I purchased three items from them recently and every single one had to be cleaned inside and out. Not a place for a serious music lover who wants to HEAR the great old sound of vinyl.

Great selection, punk, blues, soul. Lots of cool prime records on the wall. A little pricey in my opinion but worth a trip.