Had the best time with my friend!! Mackenzie was super nice and helpful. def recommend going if you…read morelike cute stuff !!

Similar to the other review, some items do appear as bootleg. I did buy a few items before I…read morenoticed. The Bath Mat has a typo on the last "Totoro". I'm still keeping the items and I do use them. Hopefully not everything is bootleg :(

Really friendly and helpful staff, I had loose items and a staff gave me a basket to help out. They…read morealso have a wall of art from all around the community which I love as an artist/mangaka myself! I've been here approximately three times now and I want to keep on coming until I can no longer count the times on my fingers.

The future is blank! You can make it whatever you want !…read moreStep into your imagination! Shall we explore let's see what all this is about . We are here for the twins. The world of love and peace opens as one walks into an anime store. It's so adorable. How could you not just love this kind of stuff ? Until it's time to pay of course . The children are shopping and doing the Anime fun here in Boston . I'm a total stranger and outsider to this world. But from the twins perspective and their educational experience and guidance I'm learning. The best way to learn is to be here with the kids and participate. What a wonderful experience too. The images of the anime are incredible and addictive to the twins. Everyone seems to be so happy and relaxed here. It's a great way to make new memories and friends . Although a lot of these things some from someone else's imagination others can enjoy their creativity and all the way from the other side of the world. Here's to all things that make you happy. Spend time and learn how your children. They will be better humans and motivated to be successful and spread happy to all they meet. This store was built under in a Boston brown stone building front . It's too cool . The staff were so nice and welcoming . The local crowd was great too . What are you looking for? The selection of anime and manga are all pretty well stocked and abundant . The value is worthy . Here's to the best new times we are going to be living and it's for the twins this time . Get out and enjoy and celebrate life

I went in here to look for and buy a few comic books. The person working there was very nice,…read morepatient and helpful. The store itself is small but still has a big collection. The inside of the comic store is also very bright and clean, unlike most comic book places I've seen that have a darker atmosphere to them. The interiors and the books are well-taken care of, not dirty at all. The business is obviously very maintained by the employees.

A fantastic store. We are very lucky to have this place. A great selection of comics and a nice,…read morerelaxing environment. The staff is helpful and polite, they will order books for you if they don't have them, and they have a deal where every 11th graphic novel you buy is free (or discounted, I forget). I've been coming to this store for years and it compares to Million Year Picnic and Comicazi very well... these 3 top notch comic stores complement each other. If you're a comic fan it's best to visit all 3 of them!

I was looking for a place to find Disney Lorcana booster boxes and luckily Amaya Bros Comics had…read moresome left over! I called ahead to verify and they were super helpful to make sure I knew what to expect on availability before deciding to make the trip over. They were super friendly and helpful and I would definitely come back if they ever become a Lorcana distributor again!

What an exciting addition to Cambridge Street! I attended the opening party of Amaya Bros Comics…read more They have a large selection of comic books, sports cards and Pokémon cards. I really enjoyed browsing through the comic books- there is something for everyone. Whether you are a fan of Venom or a fan of Tom and Jerry, you will definitely find something of interest. There are also a bunch of autographed sports jerseys on the walls. You can tell that the owners are extremely passionate about sports and comic books. They have weekly trade nights (check their Instagram for dates). They can also help you to get your comic books graded. I am excited to see what other new merch the store will have. This is also a great place to grab gifts for friends who love sports and comics!

Voss is amazing. The collection is amazing, not sure why I never went in. 90% of their stock is…read moreused and the prices are great. Finding parking might be tricky like with any beacon hill business so try your luck behind Mass state house if. It Cambridge street or beacon st is your best bet. The vibe is peaceful and if possible, grab a coffee and head in and spin some records on their free to use turntables and vibe out

Obsessed with this place and all that I got when I was here at great and reasonable prices. Really…read moresolid selections, particularly hip-hop. The space itself is really well organized with a lot of space to browse and vibe out to what they're playing in the store. They also have a ton of discount boxes, so if you have time to browse, you can really find some absolute gems there at excellent prices. The guy who was working there was really cool too and actually let me know that a record I had saved on Discogs had just arrived so I was able to score it. When I shared that I was visiting from Jersey, he shared a place closer to home that was one of his favorite spots to go and source some hard to find records. It was genuine kindness and connection that was really cool and will make me return to MRL next time I'm in town.

This is by far my favorite shop in all of Boston and the surrounding area. Incredible selection of…read moreIndie, Metal, and Punk and a little old school rock, too. Not only vinyl, but they have CDs and DVDs, which all the kids are raving about nowadays. (I'm only half joking, there's a resurgence). Best prices hands down! There's a reason they've been in business so long. The owner explained to me that he's happy when a record finds a good a home, so the used stock is usually below Discogs. New stuff is also retail price and there's plenty of both used and new. He's also super helpful and knows exactly where an album is on the shelf if he has it. Online stock is pretty reliable, too, so you can pre-shop. Just email them if you want them to hold something and don't use the online checkout. They also have a shop in Providence and can move stock around quickly if you see something there but can't drive down. Dig here, you won't be disappointed!

In my 20+ years of vinyl collecting, I don't think I've had a better experience at a record store!…read moreTo make a long story short- I walked into Armageddon Records with a small stack of vinyl (originally intended to be used as trade fodder with a friend in Boston that day) but after seeing what a perfect and well curated selection of new and used Punk/Metal/Indie vinyl this shop had, I made a stack and asked one of the owners, Chris, if he wouldn't mind taking some of the records I brought in to help shave off my current bill. The shop was extremely busy, so Chris asked if I already had a price for them in mind... I hadn't thought about it much, so I shouted out a random number and after a few minutes he came back to me with A HIGHER offer than I originally asked. I am not basing my experience solely on this matter, as nearly everything about the vibe and atmosphere was perfect, however, I absolutely believe this sets a giant precedent that most people need to know about Armageddon; there is honesty and true costumer relations. I cannot recommend this shop highly enough, and I will absolutely be back every time I come to Boston!

I called inquiring about some CDs which were listed on their website and the person answering was…read morevery rude and dismissive and wanted to know "why" I was interested in them. After asking several times regarding availability, I couldn't get a straight / honest answer. Overall, the interaction was extremely bewildering and disappointing. Absolutely would never spend my money there, and strongly suggest others spend their hard-earned money elsewhere.

Vinyl Isn't Cool Anymore, But It Is…read more Like all, I was awed by my friend Yumiko work the tables last night at Via Matta. I neglected to ask her DJ name sadly. But she was so rocking it, I wasn't about to disturb her. It's evident, exacting Dedication to craft yields smooth delivery and seamless, effortless listening pleasure that does not fatigue in the least, 4 hours later. Yumiko invites comparison to Ben Watt from EBTG. Listening as I type. Send some compliment love to Yumiko. http://www.yelp.com/user_details?userid=L59t-Q16xPO1nMBJdF10Cw It also reminds me that I spin vinyl too. But I'll never be as cool, because all my vinyl is...classical and my turntable is...wood. Orpheus is exactly the kind of store you would expect to find in Boston, a classic music destination. Small with an exclusive collection, you'll find some rare stuff. How about Paderewski playing his own stuff, whooo. Rachmaninoff playing his own stuff, ouch. Ravel playing his own stuff, pretty! I've found them here. That's a tiny odd slightly incestuous cross-section, but you get the idea. Good stuff. Is Classical better than Electronic? Not anymore. Electronic's innovation, output and breadth easily surpassed the catalog of Classical music a while ago. Still, if you haven't seriously listened, Classical music offers Rhapsodic moments that will never be lost in time. Guts? Do you want some guts to go with it? Try my this 1:14 sample of Sviatoslav Richter, playing Scubert's Wanderer Fantasy. But you have to listen to the whole thing, OK? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Richter_wanderer.ogg I'll be honest though. 80% of my collection is from Salvation Army. And it's all gold, baby.

I've been coming here for more than 15 years. I used to visit their old store near the Harvard…read moreKennedy School. Their collection is huge and varied. Their new arrivals bin is by far the largest of all the record stores in a 40 mile radius. I just wish they were a bit cheaper. They're second to Cheapo in terms of prices. Big Dig, Want List, Armageddon and Stereo Jacks are all significantly cheaper in my opinion. I've seen records that go for $3 (with better sleeve conditions) at other stores sell for $12-15 at Planet. I understand the location is probably quite expensive for them. The staff is quiet, but they will help you if you ask them. Regardless, a tremendous store. If you're into records, pay them a visit!

This location offers an impressive selection of records, DVDs, and Blu-Rays, with prices that are…read morereasonable for both pre-owned and new products. The variety is vast, catering to different tastes and preferences. We also visited to sell some Blu-Rays. The process was smooth and efficient, thanks to the ability to schedule an appointment ahead of time. One of the staff members assisted with unloading and spent about an hour reviewing and organizing the items. While we were a bit disappointed not to sell everything, the staff was thorough in explaining their selection process and even recommended other places where we might have better luck. Overall, it was a great experience, and we would definitely return.