A nice little store in the same block of Burien that used to host Budget Tapes and Records. Small…read moreselection of vinyl records, but it's good stuff fairly priced, along with a handful of CD's and cassette tapes. The owner, Brandon, is a nice guy, easy to chat with. It's nice that Burien has a couple of record stores again.

The owner, Brandon, is quite friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The storefront is clean and…read moreorganized. There is a lot better selection of new/reissue vinyl and the prices are comparable to online and larger record stores. Good place to turn to if you are looking to support a friendly, small business instead of a larger store.

This is definitely one of my top stores to visit now. They have so many records, it's quite…read morephenomenal. The prices are a teeny bit on the high side, but considering the selection I'm not complaining. Also, be sure and get the discount for buying a certain amount of records. Also, be sure to utilize the owner as he's got all the knowledge on music and equipment. Anyways, this is definitely my favorite store now.

I travel the country going to as many record stores as I can along the way. House of Records was an…read moreabsolute TREASURE. From the kitschy decor, incredible organization snd amazing selection, this store is a MUST SEE. Peter is a delight and so cool and friendly. I had a blast chatting with him. This is the ultimate digger's paradise. I can't wait for my next trip to the area to check it out again.

Came here killing some time between shifts in the area and what a cool little shop that takes you…read moreback to the mid 2000's and prior. There is wall to wall media of music both CD's/cassettes, DVD's movies- including box sets of shows. Some of which are new or are in great condition. It's a relatively small shop but it's packed with so much media, you could spend a bit of time here if you're looking for something specific or even if you're browsing. It's just on the other side of 405 but still considered part of Totem Lake. What's nice is Vortex would be considered a small business, I mean what other major retailer these days buys and sells physical media like this presently? furthermore, I'm all for the preservation of physical media with so much of everything going digital now. If I'm looking for something in particular and need it for my DVD or CD player, I'll probably try here and perhaps you should too.

Vintage CD's, DVD's, records, laser discs, and all other types of physical media. This is one of my…read morefavorite record stores, and I can only speak for the records. Seattle record shops are often picked over, so come over here to find treasures and better pricing. They also have the new records here too, and vinyls seem to be priced according to quality as you can find the same vinyls priced differently. Selection is great without being impossible to browse through. The owner is pretty friendly. There's also nice ambient music playing in the background (on a record player, of course). I bought some records where the album cover was very worn, so I wasn't expecting much but miraculously they played without any noise. Amazing!

YES, I want my heavy metal and Platters satisfies my cerebral needs. If need the latest in music…read moreI'll head to Silver Platters to load up on cd's or lp's for my collection. Plus it's an exceptional outlet for purchasing used music or selling music your not enthused about anymore. About every 6 months I purge and drop off a box and grab store credit for my next binge shopping experience. For the movie buffs well they have a well stocked area of new & used movies and tv shows on dvd & Blu ray. Keep in mind your supporting a local business and real music enthusiasts who work the counters. Amazon does not share the knowledge of the staff or can share with you information on new music. This is why you shop at SILVER PLATTERS! Frank B give this a 5 star rating and it shows!

We call them up and ask if they have a movie to hold for us and they always seem to be a real easy…read moreway to buy movies cds or anything you like in there store!

Wow! What a great store! The selection of books seems carefully curated and thoughtfully…read moreorganized. For instance, there's a shelf labeled "philosophy" and another for "new-agish thinking" labeled "mumbo jumbo." The owner is very knowledgeable and friendly. I found a couple of books that I was looking for in just a few minutes, and the prices were extremely reasonable. Will be back...

I absolutely love browsing in a great bookstore. It is wonderful to be able to look at books I am…read morenot familiar with. The atmosphere was amazing! So friendly, calming and welcoming. I felt as if I was walking into an old friend's house. The books and records are arranged thoughtfully and the prices were reasonable. Definitely worth spending sometime browsing and purchasing.

Georgetown Records: A Hidden Gem for Vinyl Lovers…read more Nestled in the heart of Seattle's artsy Georgetown neighborhood, Georgetown Records is more than just a record store--it's a cultural heartbeat with serious soul. From the moment you step in, you're welcomed into a haven where fair trade practices meet crate-digging nirvana. What sets Georgetown Records apart isn't just its ethical sourcing (though that's a major win). It's the curated selection of rare, hard-to-find vinyl spanning genres and decades--each crate a treasure trove for seasoned collectors and new audiophiles alike. Whether you're chasing obscure jazz pressings, punk bootlegs, or global folk gems, the staff here know their wax and are eager to guide you. And the vibe? Unmatched. Located in the Georgetown neighborhood--a hotbed of creativity and industrial charm--the shop is surrounded by galleries, coffee spots, and vintage curiosities. It's the perfect pitstop for a weekend wander or an impromptu record hunt. Ethical. Eclectic. Electric. Georgetown Records delivers on all fronts.

I've visited Fantagraphics that shares the same entrance and corner location, but finally ventured…read moreleft to check out Georgetown Records (1/14/24). Like every indie vinyl shop, there's always treasure to be had. Enjoyed seeing the various world titles, variety of nostalgic bric-a-brac, vinyl for every price range, plus really friendly upbeat staff. I ended up with two records from Donna Summer and Rick James. Not a popular genre for some, but I love disco! And who didn't dig such a catchy tune, Super Freak?! It was such a score and ended up being quite the economical purchase versus the mocha I drank afterwards.

love this place! easy to navigate the sections, broad selection, and knowledgeable, super super…read moresuper cool staff. been going and will keep going here. their listening events for new albums are super fun as well so follow them on socials to see when those happen. keep it up silver plats! only wish they had more scooby doo movies here, selection on those is lower than normal

Probably one of the best selections of records in the area. They excel in that department for sure…read more However, my experience on my last visit was not to be ignored. I returned a record as it was skipping right on the first track. None of my other records that I bought previously not only from here, but from other record stores did not have that issue. I spoke to a man that I think was a manager or something, I was explaining what happened and he immediately judged my record player for being on the cheap end that's why my record was skipping. He asked another question if my speakers were built in, as that can also cause it to skip? I'm not new to this. But to use my record player as an excuse to why the record was skipping was insulting. I told him that none of my other records were doing it, so they need to replace it, in which they did. Guess what? The new copy DID NOT SKIP! So that crosses off my record player as the reason. I did not appreciate that kind of talk. Will I be back? Yes, I think so. But that left a bad taste in my mouth.

Silver Platters is a treasure trove for anyone who is into vinyls, dvds, cds, and even cassettes…read more This store is in the Sodo neighborhood and is a few miles away the Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park. This store is massive and is in a warehouse style building. The selections for vinyl records are is extensive with a mix of both used and new. I ended up picking a few vinyls during my hour of exploring through their racks. I was excited to finally acquire Santana and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Pricing was on the higher end. There were a few vinyls that were priced lower from other online retailers. I also explored their dvds and books section. They offer both used and new copies. Service was excellent. The staff assisting me provided some great information on their rewards program. Customers can accrue a rebate of 5% in the form of points on any purchases. The points can then be used to purchase any item in store or website. Lastly, there are both street and private lot parking available.

Great people great music go here few times a month .I know I'm a record junkie hi dean hi eddie hi…read moreDwight and the rest here on Gilligans island

I'd love to visit on a more regular and frequent basis. The main challenge is getting a parking…read morespot at their small lot or any adjacent street parking. No surprise since they're located in a popular stretch of upper Fremont. That being said, when I do stop in it remains a well curated vinyl shop. One is bound to find something unique and reasonably priced, whether new or used. Welcoming staff.

This was a pretty cozy and cutesy record store. The music was playing in the background when we…read morewalked in. It had some nice natural light in the space as well. A Yelp friend and I walked here from our air bnb while visitng the city from TX. It was nice to enjoy some local flavor. I could see this place being great for an event like a small meet & greet for a local artist or a listening party for an indie band being held here. It's pretty well organized by category with multi genres of music like hip hop, rock, jazz etc. Varying from high end price points of $100+ for a record, to lower end for less than $20. I enjoyed perusing but didn't buy anything. There was a gentleman working behind the counter. He didn't say much at all, but didn't pressure us or rush us out either. I suppose that's all you can ask for really.