Great record, pretty good inventory. From my experience they offer a pretty fair price for their…read moreselection and they offer trades and buys from sellers as well. The staff in there are super chill and nice.

This is probably the best record store I have seen in Brooklyn. I have been to about six or seven…read moreof the more popular shops in Brooklyn this past month. And this was the best experience so far. Fantastic collection of reggae, soul, hip hop and rock. Prices are great as well--super competitive. They also have a listening station, which is always convenient. I find that I buy more LPs when I can preview them before purchasing. Their stock is well organized. It is a smaller sized store, but I easily spent two hours looking through everything, including their 45s. I saw a few locals walk in so it felt like a cool neighborhood spot. The shop is definitely worth the trip down to Prospect Lefferts Gardens. It is not too far from the subway or park either.

Sadly, their phone is disconnected, and they're always shuttered. It was nice while it lasted…read more RIP

donated and sold a few lots of records and taped and other speaker equipment. Ryan's super cool…read more Lots of love ryan k. the virtual artist.

Need HTV on the fly this is your spot. A little on the expensive side but they have what you need.read more

Extremely friendly staff and a god send if you need to pick up some HTV last minute. They have a…read moreJust about every kind of HTV you can think of and blades for craft cutter machines. Along with Teflon sheets and heat presses they have just about everything you need to start printing. Definitely worth the visit.

Great vibes. Love this place. Lots of selection owner is lovely. Great reggae section. Neighbor…read morehood spot and place to gather and hang. Love the owners too

At least top 3 record stores in the city, with easily the best prices in Brooklyn/manhattan…read more Whoever prices the records clearly doesn't just look up the record on Discogs like 99% of record stores. It's very refreshing.

Excellent selection of everything you could possibly need for Shabbos, holidays and your home…read more Phenomenal customer service thanks to a helpful, caring and very knowledgeable staff. We love stopping by when we are visiting and are glad to be able to order/ship items to us while we're away. Special thanks to Rabbi Berkowitz for his beautiful work!

Really good place for all Judaica stuff. They got all the latest books of the Jewish world. You can…read morebuy all shas in the there: artscroll and other typographies. Very chilled out and warm people working in there.

Many many years ago I did business with this record store. Back then when you thought of Trinidad…read moreand Tobago music and New York, Charlie's was the first and sometimes only place that came to mind. They were a force to be reckoned with. I've passed this shop so many times as it's just one shop separating them from Ali's Trinidad Roti Shop (which I'm always at as I love) and don't know how I missed it! Only today when my memory door flew open did I actually realize where I was! 2015, it stands a mere resemblance of its former glory, but somehow amongst the weakness, there's a sense of pride. Almost like your granny on her rocking chair relating stories of her illustrious youth. You'll still find small DJ and entertainer's gadgets such as bolts, screws and many other items I have no clue what they're used for except it's to do with music systems and mics. If you're an Island and Trini music lover, you'll have a ball gazing at albums while listening to sweet Calypso and Parang music (if you ask). A bit of history: Calypso music is an Afro-Caribbean music with origins in West Africa. It's a rhythmic, grassroots (so to speak) music which documents the then and now, socio and political atmosphere of Trinidad and Tobago either with serious undertones or picong (to tease or joke). Calypso or Kaiso procreated with funk and soul and gave birth to Soca music. Parang music is a popular Trinidad and Tobago music which originated from nearby Venezuela. There are shows and competitions but the real deal is when serenaders go to the homes of family and friends paranging at night during the Chistmas season. It is sung in Spanish or patois and is the mother of Soca parang which is a combination of both genres. Hearing a good parang singer live can be a truly emotional experience. Well it is for me and many others. Get a copy of Parang music at Charlie's, ask for Daisy Voisin, maybe you'll get lucky and have this experience. My stop at Charlie's like I said, was like a visit with grandparents. I was emotional, excited and I'll visit again and again but I don't want to live with them. Is that just me? It was good to see you Charlie. 5 stars for the memories you brought me AND I can still find current and "ole time" music here. The End.

We discovered Charlie's Record Shop during the 37th Annual Fulton Street Carinval. Wow, the place…read moreis loved and respected by all in the community and Caribbeans. The place welcomed us into jamming calypso and Soca music, free Caribbean foods jerk chicken salad roti and plenty of dancing happy ppl. I met Charlie and others. The walls is filled with oldies and new Caribbean artist.... as said "One love"!

This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Brooklyn. They have the best cold brew. There is also a…read morereally awesome and cheap collection of vintage sci fi and fantasy books. They have an amazing selection of vinyl and a small stock of cool vintage tees as well. So, with all this great stuff, why only four stars? Well, the prices for vinyl and the tees are just fully top dollar. If they were a little bit more reasonable I would want to throw up six freaking stars.

Best coffee experience in NY. Owner hand pours each coffee after grinding beans for each coffee…read more Incredible music selection; cassette tapes, records. Coffee smooth; no bitterness.

The manager/owner was so sweet. I had finished with a midday appointment and randomly stumbled on…read morethis spot. I recently bought a CD player. I've been feeling a bit nostalgic these days and have been on the hunt for CDs! I was able to get quite a few for a great price. They also have a bin with $1 CDs and the manager let me have a few of the $1 CDs for free with my purchase because I bought so many. I'd definitely be back when I'm in Park Slope. It was welcoming. Things were organized and I really liked the energy in the space. They also had vinyls among other things!

Excellent selection, great prices, and a listening station to give used records a spin before…read morepurchasing. Most new records are $25-45, with some grail/rare pressings at $75+. Vast used records collection, excellently priced ($1-12). Great customer service as well. I'll definitely be returning!