Originals Vinyl

While browsing SF's record stores, I stumbled upon this cute little vintage record store. The owner had a very clean and organized setup, and was simultaneously DJ'ing some of the records he chose to play, and made my purchase easy and friendly! You can tell he really cares about his business and is in it for the love of music!

The guy at the store knows his stuff! Fantastic knowledge about various genres, cool vibe, clean store, superb vinyl (they have a cleaning service and their used records look like they are washed there). Cannot wait to come back here, they have some amazing and rare stuff!

Amazing record shop. The vibe and customer service are top notch. Very well curated. I recommend you stop by and find yourself a gem.

Incredibly helpful and kind workers, and the shop has a great selection! Affordable too. I anticipate coming back here many times!

It’s pricey, but their selection is well curated. The store is beautiful and the owner is super knowledgeable, kind and helpful. Will definitely be back!

What an amazing place. Great selection of soul, jazz and hip hop. All records in great condition. I'll be back next time I'm in SF!

I hadn’t had a turntable or played my collection of records for over 30 years. I was more interested in passing them along to someone who appreciated them rather than the dollar value (mostly low) I could sell them for. Sent Matt at Originals Vinyl a note to which he enthusiastically responded to and was off to San Francisco to find a new home for my albums. The vibe of the store was clean, professional and uncluttered. Record albums are appreciated here and Matt was friendly and genuinely interested in what my two boxes might hold. I appreciated the turntable spinning great local music making me wish I could lounge awhile to take it all in. I decided to leave my collection so Matt could thoughtfully go through them. When he called back the next day to let me know I had some winners he wanted to purchase I was thrilled! I was going to have a great lunch and fill my gas tank with the money although I felt best about giving the music I loved a new home. I had the best experience with Matt who seemed more curator than salesperson. My daughter who tagged along that day thought the store was a gem and Matt was someone special. I wouldn’t be surprised if a new turntable and a trip to Originals Vinyl is in my future plans.

Its so expensive, but thats expected for this area I guess. the people who work here are chill, and they have good taste if you ask them for recommendations. They have a lot of good records. They also gave me a tote bag which was great

If only you could learn about Originals Vinyl as I did you, you'd understand the 5-star rating. The best way to experience Originals Vinyl is to happen upon it by chance, when you're out walking the neighborhoods. Wander inside, enchanted by the sounds emanating from the spinning discs. Rifle through the modest bins of records, each labeled, organized, perhaps even curated. Stop to inquire about the big machines you see behind the counter. Learn that this is where you can bring your LPs for whatever the world has decided is the best way to clean them. Wish that you could just hang out on a sofa here, drinking in the sounds. But this is not a place to linger unless you're looking though the bins. It's intimate and the vibe is whatever the owner or staff is spinning at that moment. On this visit, it was a pure delight.

Owner super friendly & I always find good stuff here. Been going here for over 14 years

Really nice man working inside. They had jazz playing which was calming to walk into. Unfortunately they didn't have any Brother Ali (hiphop), but they had some good stuff for a small store. I'd definitely come back!

One of my favorite indie shops in the Bay Area for vinyl. Highly curated shop where I'm always surprised by either what I find or what is spinning while shopping. Categories are typical - Jazz, Rock, R&B/Soul, Hip Hop, Blues, Etc. Prices are fair and comparable to other shops.

Ice was seeking advice on how to dispose of some old vinyl albums, and they were very helpful and having me find a place to recycle very professional

One of the hippest record stores I've been to. Well lit and enough room to look through a serious record store. Not only is the inventory filled with essential albums of every genre, but the owner is very knowledgeable of the music with amazing prices. A good place to start a record collection with key records or a good place for a serious collector. A killer feature of this record store that I've never seen is a de-warping and ultra sonic cleaning service.

I feel like Originals is a little bit of a well-kept 'secret', as they are near a lot of neighborhoods, but not on a main commercial drag. That might just mean you can snag a really cool record that you would be hard to find elsewhere. The store itself is just the right size that you could go through the full stock in a reasonable amount of time. They have a decent amount of space dedicated to Jazz, including a lot in their new arrivals. However, there is quite a bit of 'rock/pop' and good variety in world, reggae, soul, and hip/hop. However, one of the things I like most about Originals is that you can get records cleaned here. They have a fancy sonic cleaning machine that will get your popping records back up to par. At the time of this review, it's only $3 a record (which also gets you a new inner sleeve) and doesn't take very long (at least, on a record by record basis.) If you're in Alamo Square it's a very short walk, but also worth a slightly longer walk if coming from Lower Haight or the Fillmore. You won't be disappointed!

Nothing but good things to say about Originals Vinyl- Matt purchased my collection of varied genres, including rare Classics of audiophile jazz, blues and rock etc. He was very knowledgeable of the pressings and gave me a very fair price. He was a complete pleasure to work with and knows music. As well he is a great guy, and I reccomend Originals without hesitation.

This is a great spot. The space is well maintained; clean and organized. It's modest and stylish, but not cold. The owner was nice, helpful, willing to chat a bit. And the inventory is incredible. I suppose when I walked in, I had a preconceived notion that the stock would mostly be new vinyl, represses, etc. But I was surprised to find so much variety and true gems. On the wall alone were original pressings of The Velvet Underground's Loaded, Tom Perry's Full Moon Fever, and The Ramones' Pleasant Dreams. I walked into the motherlode. The crates had plenty, and I definitely partook. In the end, I bought 4 albums that I've never seen in the wild, and probably would have bought double that if I, a) had more luggage space, and b) wasn't fixed for spending. This is a great, great store. Highly recommend!

I've read reviews as far back as 2016, but unfortunately only after visiting this hole in the wall. One common thing among most reviews is that the people working at the store do not know what customer service is, let alone good customer service. The person that works there (I assume he's the owner or one of the owners) makes you want to leave the store the minute you enter. The selection of vinyl is very small and overpriced, but a major turn off is when they tell you, "our records are in good condition." I guess they've never heard of "trust, but verify," so they start huffing and puffing and giving you looks if you take it out of the sleeve to check it for scuffs and scratches. Most people buying vinyl know how to handle it, some probably better than those working there. I wonder if he would take a used car salesman's word that the car is in "good condition" and just buy it without taking it for a ride or at a minimum inspecting the interior. I have shopped around the world and collected records since the mid-70s (I have a nice collection of over two thousand at home) that I play on a high-end turntable using a vintage (tube) pre-amp and amp that is older than the owner's parents, but I have never encountered such a cold and negative place that otherwise should be inviting, with music and good vibes for like-minded audiophiles and collectors.

One of the top places to dig for records in San Francisco, with a friendly staff and good selection of items! They also ship if you're not in town! Thank you for your business!

So I am a record store hound and like browsing record stores, but this one was weak for me. I am into Amoeba and 1234 Records in the Mission. I didn't see anything I liked in this record store, but it looked nice with a record store chic. It just didn't have any neat indie rock, alternative rock, punk rock, or anything that interesting. Just some random record finds. If I enjoy a record store, then I would give it a high rating, but this was average. And they were standoffish and didn't care.

A beautiful shop. You'll find wax like OGs of Outkast's "Aquemini" or Guided by Voices' "Bee Thousand" staring at you from a super strong wall, a beautiful early 70s reissue of "Mingus Ah Um," Sade's "Promise," and generally excellent selections across rock, hip hop, soul, jazz, and more. I only wish I didn't come so close to closing and had more time to browse. There's a lot at this terrific shop for collectors and casual enthusiasts alike.

I've lived in the Alamo Square neighborhood for a year now, and I try to hit up Originals every couple weeks. This is, in my opinion, the best record shop in SF. It's curated, in the sense that it doesn't take hours to peruse the shelves - the sections (new arrivals, jazz, rock, world, hip hop, etc) are thoughtfully arranged, and allow for tastes both discerning and discovering. Their thoughtful selection extends to quality - they don't sell any garbage. The inventory is impeccably clean, and rotates often. They also offer affordable ultrasonic vinyl cleaning (which worked wonders on the dust-casualties I've not played for over a decade). The space is airy and fresh, and the shop turntable is always a revelation. Amoeba is not to be missed in terms of quantity and novelty, but Originals wins out on heart and passion. With 1-2-3-4 Go closed and Stranded overpriced (and underwhelming), Originals is absolutely the shop to beat. Definitely give them a visit.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO ANYONE WANTING TO SELL RECORDS. was not familiar with this stop as I live in the Richmond district and Amoeba has been "my" used record shop for decades. But we are "downsizing" and (sigh) after lugging boxes and boxes of records around all my life (I'm 65) and culling my collection a couple of time (oh, I wish now I hadn't!) I finally had to face the fact that "it is time" to "let go" painful as it is. After going on Yelp! and reading the excellent reviews for this shop, I contacted them. He was kind enough to come out and look at my 5 (6?) boxes of mosty 1970s-era records yesterday evening. TOTALLY confirm that this was a very pleasant experience. Very nice person, enjoyed my time chatting. He picked out about two boxes worth that he wanted. I can only say that I was satisfied with the amount that was offered -- cash in hand, on the spot. (My husband had been telling me to just throw them out -- what?! Like telling me to throw out a pet or a family photo album of pictures from my teens and 20s!) And while I had NOT gone through all my records and priced them, I had checked some that I thought would be valuable -- and found that what other copies were priced at on eBay really wouldn't make it worth my while to spend about an hour photographing and writing a description for each and posting it...then waiting months for a buyer (if one came) and then packing it up and taking it to the post office or FedEx. \ Also, having spent so many hours in used record shops in my life, anyone who runs one has a soft spot in my heart. Makes me happy to know that this shop exists, that such a nice guy runs it and that these albums -- which gave me so much joy and continue to live forever in my heart and brain -- will survive and find a home with someone else who will appreciate and enjoy them!

Dropped by the shop for the first time the other day and was very happy with my experience. First of all, it's great to finally see something elegantly using the space that sat empty, dilapidated, and ugly for years. It's a small shop, but easy to move around in, and everything is laid out well. It's super clean, and you can see the KLAudio ultrasonic cleaners working hard behind the counter. Enjoyed some solid tunes while getting acquainted with the layout, and pulled out Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life to check out the LPs. To my surprise, not only was the album completely intact, including the 7" and booklet, but the LPs themselves were spotless! To top it off, it was a first or second pressing, but only $22. What!?! Take my money! During check out, I noticed a Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers sitting on the ground behind the counter with other unpriced albums. Asked to check it out, to see if it was a Monarch or Sonic pressing. Used Discogs to try to match the runout, and the dude behind the counter and I thought it could be a Sonic. Again, spotless LP, VG cover w/ working zipper, and we quickly negotiated a $30 price. Happily handed over the cash and dashed away with my 2 new finds. Turns out the Sticky Fingers is actually a Record Club of America release, but it's easily worth $45 and it plays beautifully. Stevie Wonder also played perfectly. Combined with $2.50 ultrasonic cleaning service, this is now my favorite shop in the Bay Area. Still getting acquainted with some of them, but certainly beats out anything I've seen on the Peninsula and in the South Bay.

Checked out this shop during a brief vacation in SF. It was literally a block away from where we stayed. Some would say it was premeditation (my gf), but I just call that vinyl digging destiny™. :-) It was a smaller store, but earned marks for having some standout pieces on the wall. Not a ton of inventory to dig through. Probably a 20 min stop, tops. Clerk was friendly, even though I didn't find anything to pop on. I really wanted to find something on my list - I like supporting stores like this regularly. Pricing was fair, if maybe a touch high on commons. Would recommend a stop if you have a vinyl jones!

Dominic is a great person who represents his business very well. Recently I sold some vinyl to him and he made everything a smooth transition.he took a few of my vinyl records off my hands. Punctual ,honest ,fair. It was a pleasure doing business with you.hope your small business is a huge success. Thank you

A very chill place run by friendly, knowledgeable people (brothers Dom and Matt). I've never heard "a discouraging word" directed toward myself or any other clients in the many times I've been there...and so I wonder about the motivation of a couple of reviewers on this site, running the owners down as pretentious and rude. Supporters of some other store tearing down the competition? It's just strange, is all. You'd be hard-pressed to find retailers, regardless of their business, any less pretentious or rude than these two guys. And who do you believe in regards to comments about Originals Vinyl's pricing? These two guys ("high!") or the sizable number of reviewers who wrote about the fair prices and even bargains they found? The store is on the small side and specializes in jazz, r&b, older rock and a little bit of almost everything else. As such, do not go there to buy lps of Beethoven's music - not part of the inventory. One reviewer says "no punk" while another cites the rare punk gem he scored...?! Maybe call first to inquire about availability in your preferences or drop in to browse for yourself. Certainly don't criticize them on Yelp for not pleasing your unique taste. "This woman's clothing store didn't offer men's shoes!" I highly recommend this store as a funky, comfortable, and consumer-positive small business of the sort that helps keep San Francisco livable.

Dominic came to my home in his Originals Vinyl white van, very courteous and thorough going through all the boxes and gave what I considered a very good price. They had been stored for years and I was feeling so bad they were not being enjoyed. It was wonderful therapy to see them leave in such caring hands. The other items were 2 matching DJ turntables that I had taken very good care of and got loads of joy making mixed tapes for friends in the 80's and 90's. We negotiate a fair price for those as well. I have not been to the store but would strongly recommend their services, when looking to sell vinyl.

I love Amoeba Music, but when you get right down to it, Originals is my favorite record store in SF. They only sell used records, always killing it on selection in the bins and the prices are in line with what you'd find buying the same records on Discogs. Last time I went in I found many records that were on my want list and was happily relieved of $200+ for the privilege.

It was just yesterday I was Japantown, San Francisco, and I was wondering if there were any great record stores around. Using Google Maps, I happen to come across this place. The reviews were great from when I last looked. Keep in mind I'm new to the LP hobby and I was looking forward to search for some great albums. The walk was not too bad, just twenty minutes away from Japantown. My family and I are fast walkers, we last pretty long! So we walked until we reached our destination. It seemed like a small place. Though, the music being played had some great picks from various albums. In fact, my mom sat on the couch to wait for me while I was browsing around. She fell asleep because I took a little long and she told me later on that the music put her to sleep. Although they had many artists, especially artists I've never heard of, a few of my favorites were in the back of my mind. Looking through the selection, I was extremely satisfied! I found what I needed and the prices were just right. The customer service was excellent as well! They helped me find what I needed in an efficient and timely manner. Best of all, they were super friendly! They told me that if I had a wish list of LPs that I like, they can use that list to find what I need since they have a large selection at the back! Looking at the back, it's huge! I would like to stay there longer to browse around, but unfortunately I live in San Jose so it will be a while until I come back...If you're into LPs and Records and would like great customer service and a friendly atmosphere, this place is absolutely a must! I hope to come to this place again soon! And to the person who helped me find a good Sam and Dave album, thank you!!!

Sorry Originals, but there is nothing original about your shop and service. I've been in your shop 3 times and have spent over $100 each time, but my patience has run dry. These guys that run this place are very pretentious and rude. You guys don't even have a playing station to hear the record before buying, i just have to take your word for it that the record is good and has no cracks and pops. No other record shop in the area operates this way. I get the fact you clean, flatten and resleeve the records, but I don't care how clean the record is, if it's something I don't want to listen to. Even when asking if you guys can play it, you have an attitude. I have worked in customer service for 7 years and I know some customers can be unreasonable, but in no way have I ever been unreasonable in my ask to get the record played for a few seconds. The only way to listen to music if you're finding a new artist or album at this shop is to listen to it on your phone. And while you have your phone out, also check out Discogs and see how inflated their prices are compared to others. Go to Groove Merchant instead, a internationally recognized shop, with great gems, great environment and unpretentiousness, and say hi to Cool Chris. I wish you guys the best.

My favorite little record store is all grown up now and ready to take all my money! Haha, in all seriousness I love this place...A beautiful, simple layout of a store with so many great finds, meticulously organized. It's nice to walk into a record shop that has this much good stuff that's actually been cleaned and priced and in sleeves that aren't 30 years old (or in sleeves at all). These guys consistently care about the quality of what they put out. You can find some hip-hop and international gems. Dont be mistaken if dudes are a little quiet... They're knowledgeable and friendly and down to talk shop or help you find something. I've never used the record cleaning service but every time I'm there customers are picking up or dropping off stuff to be cleaned. It's not a swap meet store. If you're a seasoned collector or DJ that doesn't rate a record store on whether you can find $50 joints in the bargain bin, you'll love this place!

This place reeked of attitude from the minute they opened. Always seem put off by simple questions. Not like they have such wonderful items either. Plus...just yesterday I purchased an lp - got it home - peeled off the price sticker and beneath it was the previous owner's name written in ink. What BS hiding that flaw under the sticker. Happy trails to you all - enjoy the last $88 I spend there.

Contacted them to sell a collection of 300+ vinyl records. Dominic came directly to me, took his time going through each one, and offered very fair prices based on condition, rarity, and popularity of each piece. At the end, we totaled up and was paid on the spot. Extremely trustworthy source for anyone looking to sell their vinyl collection.

I used to love coming here, but something definitely changed. One of my favorite things about going here was how friendly the owners were, and how fun it was to geek out with them over rare records and weird collector stuff. But the last few times I went in, they were pretty unfriendly and I got the vibe they didn't want me in the store, so eventually I just stopped going. Maybe I caught them on bad days, but after 3 bummer visits in a row, I'd had enough. I still think you can find some decent stuff and the prices are pretty good, but I'd rather spend my time and money at a store where I feel welcome.

Came in on a sleepy Sunday, seeking help in finding some records for that one friend who everybody has...you know, the person "with everything." I was warmly welcomed and shortly thereafter, left with the perfect gift! I really enjoyed the no-pressure assistance in a relaxed atmosphere where I didn't feel out of place. I don't listen to vinyl nor do I even have a turntable, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't consider getting one and starting a record collection after I shopped here. Thank you for your expert help!

Decent little store on the corner of Fillmore! Easy to move around since their stock is pretty minimal at this point. They do seem to be all about condition with the records in their top bins, which is a good thing in my book. They are top heavy on Jazz and Hip Hop while the rock section is growing and Metal and Punk are almost non existent at this point. (hopefully that changes down the line) While it isn't the best store in SF it certainly is in the top 5 at this point. Hopefully they get in more quality stock and fill in those empty bins to make it a diggers paradise! I'll be back at least once a month to see how they progress!

Originals is: 1. Extremely well-curated. The other reviewers aren't lying. Walk in, peruse their bins, and the care in their selection will become obvious. And a delight. 2. A joyous addition to the neighborhood run by two brothers. They make an effort to get to know the community and that's pretty cool.

Exactly what a record store should be... well-curated music, always something great and unique playing aloud, nice and helpful staff, fabulous dollar bin! Great records of all genres and price points. Really calming, funky space. Favorite record store in the city; absolutely worth a visit! Very covid conscious as well, and I felt totally safe shopping there.

I've been to every record store in San Francisco and I can honestly say that this one is, by far, the best. Not because of it's size, but because of the excellent selection, quality and price of the vinyl found in the store. I've purchased records in the larger stores (Amoeba and Rasputin), but often the condition of the vinyl is less than desirable. Additionally, when asked, the people that work there sometimes do not know whether certain reissues came from analog or digital masters. Also, in those larger stores you tend to see the same selections and nothing interesting, rare, or unique. Today, I came in to Originals to have my Miles Davis records (among others) cleaned, and walked out with two gems that I purchased while waiting. The quality and care taken prior to putting records out on display is fantastic. Many of the records have been given an ultrasonic cleaning before they go out on the shelves and the records are put in anti static sleeves. They will let you listen to the record before you purchase, to ensure quality. Also, the records appear to be in alphabetical order...it doesn't seem like a big deal, but some record stores don't even bother. I'm all for the thrill of the hunt but sometimes I just want to find what I'm looking for. Most impressed with the Jazz selections...many unexpected Coltrane, Blakey, and Freddie Hubbard records that I couldn't find elsewhere. And, if I did, the price wouldn't be as reasonable...and surely there would be condition issues. I'll be back.

A first timer here, I was impressed! They had a thoughtful stock, attention to detail (new inner sleeves) and cleanliness of all albums (even the dollar stock). Definitely on my short list for go to used record stores when visiting the city again.

Only Built For Cuban Breaks. True heads. Favorite spot on the West Coast. They understand their customers, and are always two steps ahead. Great quality control and care.

I was in San Francisco to take care of a relative's estate and needed to sell their record collection. Found Originals on the web. They made a house call, gave me more than I expected for the records and hauled them all away in their van. Very happy.

It was awesome visiting Originals Vinyl. All of my favorite records where here and the prices were good.

I have sold a number of high quality african records at this shop. They have a decent selection and some really nice rare records. Never had any issues with the owners and they pay promptly when they sell a record. Also their record cleaning machines are the bomb. They have done a beautiful job on a number of African records I have brought in and raised the grading at least one grade each time. Their machines put my VPI 16.5 to shame. And their price to clean the records is very reasonable considering the expense of the machines they use Michael Scott

The last thing I need is more records. That said, I found myself with a few extra minutes before picking up my daughter at her moms this afternoon and did a search for vinyl record stores in the Mission thinking I knew them all. I didn't. Originals already had 5 stars and not trusting anyone except my fellow music industry brethren with that kind of recommendation I decided to head over. The parking was easy and the store while tiny is definitely curated in a major way. What I mean is that I, the guy who rarely finds something to buy found three total gems: The Vapors second album, a soul album by Ecstasy Passion and Pain and the piece de resistance: A album by Crazy Elephant containing "Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' (a single I have multiple copies of and is a power pop classic.) That last record was priced at $25 and I just don't buy records that expensive pretty much ever. So, I put it back and as I was buying the other two ($3 and $5) I said to Dominick the co-owner, "There's one more thing I really want, but I just can't pay that much for it." He sold it to me for considerably less. He also offered to clean my records on their very expensive machine (check Yelp for a deal) and I didn't have the time, but he said I could bring them back at my convenience. This all happened before I told him who I was and what I did for my living that allowed me to have so many records - and why I generally increased my collection via always having credit from that big store on Haight Street. He asked me how they should promote themselves, and I gave him multiple ideas since the non-music-half of my living is in advertising/marketing/socials. He was super appreciative. That's a long way of saying: * Well curated selection but they don't carry new vinyl so if you're looking for a 180 gram pressing of Mumford, head for Haight Street. * Fair prices (but they know what things are worth though most everything is under $20 at most) * Rock, Soul and a few other interesting things * Easy parking * Knowledgable, friendly, and they do buy used records * Very, very high end record cleaning at $2.50 per record Support Originals vinyl so they do well. We need more shops like it in San Francisco and everywhere else!

Amazing selection that's curated with such love and care by two of the nicest music enthusiasts I've ever met. In a time where most stores exploit the resurgence of vinyl as an excuse to charge astronomical amounts of money for shitty reprints, Originals Vinyl not only has the, um, original version, but at a reasonable (sometimes downright surprisingly so) price. Their cleaning capabilities are also just stunning. I brought in some records that have been caked in God-knows-what and within minutes, they sound new again. The City has been dying for a place like this. These guys have reinvigorated my passion for discovering music.

The best part about this place is its small but has a great selection. The owners are knowledgable in all sorts of music. If they don't have what you're looking for they will find it. If you have some old records that need cleaning they have this machine that will do that quickly. It's a chill spot for old and new vinyl collectors alike. I'll be back soon to get my free cleaning

The perfect small vinyl record store. Hard to imagine how it could be better. I have bought lots of great records here and have had some of my old vinyl cleaned by their fancy cleaning machine. One note: be careful about parking near the store. There is a bicycle-mounted parking officer whose job appears to be making life difficult for the business on this small, meterless street.

Just started getting into vinyl , as hipster as it sounds, and was in the sf area cus the old lady wanted to check out some nice fancy cat boarding place. Next door I found this dope ass little record spot with super clean selection. I'm cheap so I was especially diggin' their $1-5 bins. Chill spot too, kicked it the whole time my lady was dealing with the cat.

Thrilled to have stumbled upon this fantastic spot. After living in San Francisco for 15 years and watching great vinyl shops shut down, I was so happy to know that a true gem exists here. Not only is the selection well rounded but the staff is so friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Dominic even purchased some of my vinyl at my place and I can't express how much I appreciated this. Please come by and support these guys.

This place is dope! The records I've bought have always been clean and hardly scratched. The owner buys a lot of good stuff, so you'll rarely find junk records like most other shops. Seriously, this place always has a handful of records that I've been hoping to find. Go here!

Best record store I've come across in the Bay Area. They have some gems everywhere you look. Highly recommended.

This is my go-to spot for getting my records cleaned. They do a great job. The staff is also very nice.

Cool relaxing vibe inside this small used record shop, a focus on jazz and hip-hop, and all the records are in VG+ to Near Mint condition because they have two ultrasonic record cleaners. I grabbed a hard to find John Coltrane and a Stan Getz album. Wish they had more inventory to browse and a listening station. Giving them 4-stars because all the records are in high quality in condition, selection and reasonable pricing. Please add more records and listening stations.

Excellently curated collection by a pair of friendly owners. If you enjoy music, drop in; if you don't enjoy music, maybe work on that.

Best record store in the city, full stop. Clean, organized, curated selection, and very kind & involved staff. The cleaning machines are first rate too.