Plenty of vintage vinyl and the store is brighter than most so it's easy to verify the records are…read morein great shape. Even their $2 bin has albums that are VG+ and there are plenty to grab that will likely fill your bag. I found they have lots of rock/pop but also several jazz so it's well worth the trip.

Recently we swung into Platterpus Records to look at their selection of CDs and records and have to…read moresay that we liked the selection they had. The store was packed with a ton of different records and it was nice to take some time to look through a ton of different genres. The quality of the merchandise was great, but a lot of the items were a bit overpriced in comparison to some other record store we have been to. Overall, not a bad shop! This is definitely a place to stop in at if you are looking to pic up some vintage records. They also have a ton of different items to support local bands.

Can I just tell you how SUPER PSYCHED I am that a) this…read morebookstore is actually still open (when you drive by, it often looks like it's closed) b) it's just down the street from my house c) they have an absolute TON of books Upon first glance, Redbrick (one word) looks like a relic of times past. The red brick industrial building has it's own parking lot, which is a bit of a kamikaze move to get into. Once inside, you're surrounded on all fronts by books upon books upon books. A treasure trove of literature! The books are grouped into general sections: children's, self-help, religion, cookbooks, fiction, classics, romance, etc. The distinctions between these groups aren't as clear as they could be, so this bookstore is more for the patient, the ones who get great joy out of finding a really cool classic or a collection of stories from their childhood. It will take awhile to peruse the whole store, but I guarantee you'll find some winners in there. Most of the books (paperback, hardback) and magazines are from decades past. I saw few "newer" books on the shelves interspersed. Some of the books, particularly the children's books and those by the windows, have had their covers sun-bleached. I, for one, love the classics and enjoy collecting antique books and quite enjoyed myself here. Many of their older books (away from the windows) have aged very well. I purchased two of Hemingway's novels, another smaller antique book, and a fictional hardback from the 70s, with a very "period" cover. We spent the better part of an hour in there, enjoying the opportunity to browse! Check out is toward the front, where a husband and wife team sit and chat, read, or browse the web. Being in business for 34 years (!), you know they really have a true love for literature and I really hope they have no intention of closing down. Their prices are pretty affordable: the four books (2 classics, 1 antique, and 1 retro) came to about $14. And, as a note, they do accept debit cards for purchases over $10. A sign spattered about the store claims that most books are 50% off, unless written otherwise inside the cover. If you're a bibliophile, an avid reader, a book collector, an imaginative mind, you'll absolutely love stepping back in time at Redbrick. I highly recommend this as a "cool" place to spend a little time and a little cash.

1st stop this morning on my "Used bookstore trail in MASS" journey. The SF/Fantasy section was…read morefairly diminutive, only took me a short time to scan everything and realize there was nothing I was interested in purchasing. Didn't see anything else interesting, but as another Yelper stated, the Romance section was pretty extensive. On a side note, they had the music cranked up REALLY loud. Decent tunes, but I still found it a bit annoying. Jumped back in the vehicle and Hit the road again !

Huge location with an upstairs level. Stock full of good stuff. They actually have an impressive…read moremovie and music section for those of us into physical media. Great place for browsing, looking for gifts, or picking up a special treat for yourself.

Always been a fan of barns and borders books for years, great deal on books and good service and…read morethought the service at the Starbucks inside is good some of the drinks aren't worth the $ spent!

Located next to Village Pizza, we stopped in because the nostalgic character drinking glasses in…read morethe window intrigued me. There was a great selection of comic books organized well. I ended up getting a Smurfette figurine while my husband chatted with the owner, I think. He graciously was giving my husband price estimates and guidelines even though my husband was thinking about selling his comics on Ebay. This guy really knew his stuff and had such a depth of comic history and information about various characters. He had also worked at the theater for 20 years, and my husband and him compared memories of the theater and we got to hear about secret, historical things in the theater as well. Really a great guy and making the store a wonderfully, helpful resource. It is guys like him that make small towns a special place to visit and the world a smaller, more friendly, warmer, better place.

This is in my humble opinion literally the best comic store I've ever been too, it's not the…read morebiggest and certainly doesn't have the most comics in the world, but man for a small store they still have anything you'd want and more. Xtian especially is a great owner, and gives great recommendations, and is so nice and sweet, and just a lovely person to talk to. You'd love to shop here I promise.

Came here for a book release. Very little cute bookshop. I LOVE the way it was organized, but the…read moreselection seemed a but limited. Although, they did carry some limited/special editions. This was a far drive for me so I likely would not be back here. I think their book release parties can be a little more interactive.

This bookstore exceeded my expectations completely. I visited on a gorgeous sunny day in mid-autumn…read moreand was astounded by the charm of this little town, as well as Mount Holyoke Women's College. Located inside of the Village Square is tons of small shops and restaurants, one being the Odyssey Bookstore. Offering two levels of books, endless selections, and tons of cool merchandise, this bookstore will not leave you disappointed. Staff were so friendly and accommodating. I love that I was able to support a local, women-owned shop. Books were priced accordingly with tons of good deals available. I can't wait to make another trip out this way so I can visit again!

I got a headset for $106 with warranty!! And I claimed that warranty and they gave me a broken…read moreheadset! AND THE WRONG GEN! THAT COSTED $69 The next day I ran back and told them about it and they said that since I used my warranty they said they can't do anything but refund me for the wrong/broken headset. So I would lose money on it still! Then they told me they can't refund it or I can BUY a new one but the broke/wrong headset would go to the total when THEY sold me the wrong headset. Never again going to GameStop. Go to target they are so much better

I've been visiting this GameStop location over the last 2 weeks and have been more impressed than I…read morewas at the Riverdale Rd. location (which is horrible). The best part of the experiences here has been the customer service. Employees from management on down have been courteous, friendly, and generally low-pressure when it comes to upsell stuff like pre-orders and Game Informer subs. The staff consistently check my used game purchases before ringing them in to make sure that they're in good shape and have even offered to show me the limited PlayStation 2 game inventory even though it's not on display! The downside to this location is its limited size. It's a pretty small store, so it can feel cramped at times. In addition, some sections can get a bit disorganized (likely due to mall foot traffic)... so not everything has been in alphabetical order and easy to eyeball. Also, if it gets busy (weekends or the holiday season), it can get hectic with longer-than-average wait times. All in all, I recommend this location. There's a decent inventory of games (especially PS3) and the interactions with staff are generally very good.

Classic vinyl shop with tons of genres, collectible memorabilia, and a very knowledgeable and…read moredown-to-earth owner, Giovanni. Will make this my regular haunt when I'm in town.

Great record shop with a huge selection! Very knowledgable and helpful staff. This is the first…read moreshop I've been to where they had a HUGE Latin vinyl selection. I will definitely be bringing friends and family through whenever I get the chance. I did not catch the employee's name but he literally moved 3 big crates so my friend could rummage through and find what she was looking for. The prices are very reasonable as well - if you're into vinyls definitely check this place out! Edit: They do have other products (cassettes, boomboxes, CD's, etc.) The aesthetic is very Brooklyn - lots of Keith Haring-esk art around the walls and the shop is painted a bright green color which I loved. Really gave it character. Oh - & parking was a breeze!

First time buyer from Town's End Books and Bindery. I purchased a book that was difficult to obtain…read moreanywhere else at a reasonble price and in good condition too. Dellivery was prompt and the book was packaged with great care. The condition of the book exceeded my expectaions, it was in great condition. Very refreshing experience after purchaing a lot of ex-library books, from better known online sellers. Thank you Town's End Books.

the owner, John Townsend, has been in the business for decades. he buys and sells rare books and…read morefirst editions, specializing in Americana. I've bought and sold books through his store and have always found him more than fair. knowledgeable guy, a straight shooter who loves books and has a phenomenal collection. also does binding and restorarion, which are kind of lost arts.