This is arguably one of the best record stores in Berlin, if not in Germany. More than 25,000…read morerecords on sale. Most of them in excellent condition, kept in a plastic bag, which you can also keep. Good value for money! And very nice and competent staff including the dog Bobby who greets everyone with a wagging tail. Must visit if you love vinyl.

if you like krautrock / kosmische musik, this place is unbelievable. the originals section is DEEP…read moreand expensive - if you've got coin to drop, you can get those can / amon duul / ash ra originals you've always wanted. the clerk is friendly and knowledgeable. the rest of the store seemed wonderful too, but honestly i hardly touched it. this is a magic place and i will be coming here every time i visit this city.

This is your goto joint for loads of weird experimental, totally niche, outer-limits music. There…read moreis a very large (Japanese) noise music section. Lots of limited vinyl, CDs, some 7"s and other stuff, lots of groovy, zany-ass screen printed artwork on the walls and in the little atelier between the two main rooms. 4 Stars!!

Very cool shop. Almost all experimental/ underground stuff, less of the punk hardcore spectrum…read morefound in a lot of similar shops. I wanted to go here because I grew up on a lot of the stuff that they released on their label in the 90's and 2000's. I got buzzed in and greeted, and then they left me alone to go through the tables of underground zines, printed matter and of course, vinyl. There were about 3-4 long tables of experimental records, some classified by country, which I thought was an interesting way to organize the stacks. As such there was a lot I'd never heard of. If I had more time, I would be more motivated to hang out on the couch and preview some of the records at the listening station. Prices were ok. I saw a lot of records with an average price of 13 Euro. Their printed matter is also extensive, and a good place to go for interesting zines and small publication arty reads.

This place was one of the few used music stores in the area that also had a decent selection of…read moreused CDs. Prices are not cheap for the used records or discs but also not so outrageous that i would walk away. The place is big compared to other shops but also has a bit of a smell (smoke or?) that other reviews have pointed out. Overall i would be sure to stop here if dong a neighborhood record shopping day.

What a disappointment. Had so looked forward to a visit here only to be met with rude,…read moreinconsiderate staff, overly priced vinyl and a stinky store. If cigarettes are your thing (especially during a pandemic) you've found your nirvana. Since that's not my idea of fun, I'll pass next time and visit some of the many other (read: better) vinyl locations in Berlin. Oh and one more thing, if you do intend to buy here, be sure to bring cash. That's all they take. Yeah, it's as shady as it sounds.

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One of the many used records shops in this area of Berlin (check them all out). Really loved this…read moreplace and found some good albums and reasonable prices. They have an excellent selection of 45s with pictures sleeves for those into that. Really fun to go though those, reminds me of my younger days browsing the singles section at Tower Records to see what was new. The only downside to this place is that albums not in the bins are not priced (ones on side or under the shelves) so you have to ask them to price it which leaves me in an awkward situation when i decide that it is priced too high. Also takes a long time. I would just suggest skipping those that are not priced.

I had a great experience at this family-run record store. I was looking for a souvenir for my trip…read moreto Berlin and the owner was really helpful in finding the right one. He even played me some samples so that I could get a good feel for the music.

Hardwax is famous because it is a record store & distribution house run by the legendary Rhythm &…read moreSound duo Moritz Von Oswald and Mark Ernestus. It is an essential stop for re-issues for the American reggae label Wackies, all forms of your Basic Channel, Planet E & Honest Jon's. Its also the spot for Minimal & Dub Techno, House and more recently select Dub & Dubstep records. If you're lucky, you might even find here selections from an eclectic dub techno label from San Francisco called de'fchild (defchild.com) Hardwax, is located on the 3rd floor of the building, up through a heavily graffiti-ed stairwell, deep within a courtyard, recessed from the street. This is a comparatively small shop with a number of listening stations but doesn't feel cramped. 4 Stars!

I could have easily spent a day and half my savings at Hard Wax. Cool location, really well curated…read morehouse/techno. I skipped the vinyl because I was traveling but I found some great CDs in the european label section. you can get an awesome Hard Wax tote bag for 5€!

Tucked away near a transit hub, this is a small but mighty shop. Some used, but mostly new records…read more There is a hardcore and punk section. Fair prices. Check it out people!

Ambience is nice, but I think it's misleading for them to claim participation in Record Store Day…read more(2024) with only a handful (i.e. around twenty out of over a hundred) of RSD 2024 record issues. That's just shortchanging at best, and baiting and switching at worst -- for those who care about RSD.

Overpriced brunch, no original taste, just a bunch of breads and some saladvariations. No fresh…read morejuices. It's a big no-no.

From the owner: Located in the heart of Neukölln, GORDON is a melting pot of food, music, coffee, and art,…read morecombining the rich history of Tel-Aviv with a futuristic vision of Berlin. Head Chefs and Restaurant Founders Nir Ivenizki and Doron Eisenberg deliver their love of modern Tel-Aviv cuisine and electronic music to the streets of the city at our full service restaurant and boutique record shop. Born in Tel Aviv, our founders Nir and Doron formed a friendship while attending music school in the 1990s. Their enthusiasm for electronic music and modern Middle Eastern food bonded them together and inspired them to blend their passions via a unique restaurant concept. GORDON was born from this desire to merge traditional Middle Eastern cuisine, shaped by the memories of childhood in Tel Aviv while still modernizing the dishes and bringing Middle Eastern food into the future. The restaurant's signature recipes include shakshuka simmered for over twelve hours, homemade hummus blended to perfection, oven-baked pita bread, and other freshly prepared dishes from scratch. The bar at Gordon's offers refined cocktails, craft beers, and a wide selection of Israeli wines, which diners can enjoy while listening to live DJ performances, including local artists found on Legotek Record Label, at the in-house boutique record store.