Many of their comms clearly state to call ahead before visiting because hours vary so take note to…read moreprevent being upset about something they warn of. Nice super small place, with a focus on records. Somewhat leans towards mid-century modern items. Seems to have reasonable turnover on items, so it's worth stopping in periodically to see what's new. Like the focus on Queens items and art, hope for even more in the future.

This place is a treasure - I've gotten so many lovely mid-century modern pieces, from art on the…read morewalls to a brass sculpture and beautiful bar glasses. It's a great place for gifts and for browsing. Dan and his wife are so helpful and are great about researching the provenance of items. The "now" pieces by local artisans are great, too - t-shirts, bags, ceramics. A jewel.

Federico helped me there today and he couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. Also, he was…read moresupportive of other record shops in the area which I thought was a nice touch. Good prices, and an interesting, eclectic mix of music. Highly recommend.

Highly recommended! They have great selection of 12", and…read morequite a lot of 45s It has a strong sense of community - I was first-time visiting but it looked like the patrons mostly know each other, as if they flock to that store on a regular basis! I also ended up making acquaintance with the owner. Bought three records and def going back!

Metal record stores are more of my son's thing. But we were together and he knew the owner through…read morecommon friends. When you enter, you are reminded of used record stores from the old days. Vinyl albums are in wooden cases separated by either letters or band names. Their main thing is metal, but they have a healthy selection of 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s rock, jazz, blues, and more. They also have some unique Japanese pressings you wouldn't ordinarily see. They also have a selection of tapes, and I think a few CDs. There are a few items of memorabilia. You can listen to any album you want, as long as it isn't new. All-in-all, this is a great used record store (with some new). And, while mainly catering to metal, they have a very good selection of other styles and genres of music.

Always worth a pop in when in Brooklyn. Friendly staff, decent prices, small but rotating selection.read more

Feels was an expected little surprise on this strip on 71st and Myrtle. While waiting for a local…read morerestaurant to open, I walked down the sidewalk to see what feels was all about.. The lady running the space was warm and hospitable, welcoming me in as I approached the stairs. The scent of essential oils and incense filled the air, drawing me in to see the available wares. It seems feels is a carefully curated vintage shop with accessories, vinyl and natural products (soaps, incense, etc.) available for purchase. The prices were higher than expected, but on par with Williamsburg and Chelsea vintage shops. If fancy thrifting is your jam, go by and check them out.

Calling Scorpion Records a "record store" may be a misnomer. It's more of a psychedelic garage sale…read moreand community center. I was greeted by the staff member, Jake, who said everything in the store was on sale (yes, even that swordfish hanging on the wall). Scorpion Records opened in October 2020 and I'm glad to see this shop still open over 3 years later. Record Selection: 4/5 Pretty good selection of reggae LPs. I picked up a Paragons record for $20 and a very clean copy of a Mott The Hoople record for $10. The records could be a little more curated. While crate-digging I noticed some records were missing their covers and some cardboard sleeves were empty with no record inside. Value-wise, the prices were set to about double the median price on Discogs. Customer Service: 5/5 Jake was helpful and hooked me up with a Grateful Dead sticker. I was looking for one their foil Scorpion Records stickers, but they were out of them. Ambience: 5/5 Christmas lights and plenty of tchotchkes contribute to a unique ambiance while shopping (see video). Special Events: 5/5 Jazz Night is on Mondays at 6pm. Comedy Night is Tuesdays at 9pm. Guitar University (guitar lesson and jam session) is 6pm to 8pm. I definitely want to come back and check out their other events! Overall Score: 4.75/5

Cool little shop. They have a neat collection of vinyl across multiple genres all fairly priced and…read moreexcellent condition. Picked up some King Crimson records and some other odds and ends classics. The owner was super friendly and chatted me up about seeing the police back in the day and Uriah Heep. Will be back for sure

It's a great store with huge selection of vinyl records They are also do framing and video tape…read moretransfer Nice and helpful personal

Brooklyn Vintage is a cool spot. I like that they have clothing for us men as well. I purchased me…read morea nice suit with slacks. Nice place with all kinds of items. They even have vintage items for women too. Great place, no outrageous prices. I was very satisfied.

Very friendly knowledgeable and helpful staff. Great selection of all manner of vintage. Good…read moreprices. Wonderful reference space.

Relatively new record store in Bushwick but it's already one of my favorite spots…read more I've brought in records to sell a few times and they actually give pretty fair cash way better than some other places that make you feel like you're getting lowballed They've got a really solid selection ; Tons of used records plus VHS DVDs and books and they also carry newer releases that are brand new if you want something fresh. The owner tests all the used records and labels them so you don't have to worry about ending up with something that sounds bad Best part though is the cats Sushi and Emerson are basically the mascots. Both super friendly. Emerson will literally climb on you and just chill while you're browsing And if you're walking by you'll probably see Sushi sitting in the window watching everything like he owns the place They also have a big selection of incense and candles which is a nice extra Definitely worth checking out if you want something cool that is or is not super mainstream

owner was kind and there was a good selection of used books as well as records and CDs. prices were…read moreextremely fair. friendly cats made the trip worthwhile!

Best comic and memorable shop in general! Best selection a figures cards and vintage items,…read moresomething for everyone.

"That's a you problem, not a me problem" was said to me by ownership when I stated damaged books…read morewere being pulled for my pull list and if possible can we make it so I'm not getting damaged books. I shopped there for 7 years, in those 7 years I have had employees forget to ring up half my order where I had to make sure I paid afterwards because the staff was so incompetant, A covers for DC comics floppies (typically 3.99 at the time)were being charged to me as 1 in 25 incentive variant prices (like $24.99), I was charged for products i didn't purchase, and was treated like shit, either because it was me, because I expected people to take pride in their work, or because I was Albanian, or handicapped. If you must go to comicbook store, go anywhere but there. Anyone that tells you different has probably eaten boxes full of Lead Paint chips cereal.

Topics has a great atmosphere & solid drinks- what's not to love? I loved their book collection &…read morewas introduced to a lot of books that I have never seen before which was really nice. I'd go back after work as well as they serve wine & bites (I think)? as well.

Came in here because I love local bookstores! But no one greets you here and the staff seems VERY…read moreANNOYED anytime you even make eye contact with them. Did not appreciate the stare down from the barista when I was just simply looking over the menu and deciding what i was in the mood for. Walked out without buying anything bc I felt VERY uncomfortable here (which is saying a lot bc I've been up and down businesses in Myrtle my entire life). Place has potential but an effort to be friendly and warm to a walk in customer would've made a difference with me.