I visited here today for the first time. It was pretty quiet but to be expected on a Monday…read moreafternoon. Like other reviewers i found it a bit intimidating. I wandered around the whole place and every nook and cranny is filled thats for sure. I get the feeling that they dont have an electronic catalog of what they have but i didnt ask. It seemed like there were a lot of older used books, i didnt see many newer items. I'll definitely come back and see if i can find things that interest me. Im happy to support local businesses. I didn't pick any books up so I'm not sure of pricing.

Every city I've ever lived in had to have one thing for me to feel at home and it's an old…read morebookstore, cobbled together with whatever bookcase and chairs they could find. Lucky Dog is that for Oak Cliff. It's no Barnes and Noble and I think that's what I love most about it. You'll be launched into an incredible collection of books used and not. Every nook and cranny has a chair waiting for the right person to find the right book. It's a good quiet place for anyone who needs it. The prices are incredibly affordable and tango me you meet in there is as sweet as they come. I feel at home because of this bookstore and I cannot thank the owners enough for weathering through the undoubtedly hard times so that I can spend a bit of time in the store.

Great record store Martin Denny & Lex Baxter love Exotic and they have plenty to choose from…read morebetween $25-30. Guy behind counter friendly & helpful

The place was great as it can get, pretty chill vibes and music. The options on the vinyls and cds…read morewas okay, they did have a lot of various kinds of artists but couldn't find the one I wanted. I would say that the ambiance was cool.

Hello Dolly! Howdy Dali!…read more This place is a cool offshoot of the Dolly Python on the other side of town. It's a much smaller than the original one on Haskell, but they still have some of the best vintage clothing, antique housewares, and fun stuff that you never knew that you needed until you saw it. It's smaller and easier to navigate than the original shop, but one of the best shops in the Bishop Arts District. They've got a bunch of the weirdest stuff you've ever seen. They have stacks of vintage records, jewelry, and strange boots. The staff was real friendly when I went, but were cursing the air conditioning, which they'd been tasked with changing the air filters. They didn't like that. Parking is easy, with a bunch of spots up and down Bishop.

Very eclectic shop with lots of various items and a terrible vinyl record section in the back. I…read morekind of dig the overall vibe but found the shop very difficult to navigate and nothing seemed to be organized. Additionally the overwhelming incense smell in the store finally drove me away before my patients did.

This spot had a wonderful collection and the way it is organized is really pleasing for any vinyl…read morecollector. The service was very chill. What you would expect at a quality vinyl shop. I need to come again. There were so many gems that were worth the price. The fair pricing was what drew me. They even have the most amazing collection. 10/10 GO HERE!

This is slowly becoming my default comic book store in the metroplex. It's right off Botham Jean,…read moreand right across the street from my fav movie theater so I usually try to stop by if I'm in the area. I'm a comic head, so comics are what I come for exclusively (though they have plenty of records, and other things). Really appreciate that they have smaller imprints like Image, Vault, and Boom along with a tiny section of indie publishers. Cute shop, and always a personable staff member up front. Four stars for me just because they don't have a larger comic selection. I'd probably give 5 stars if I was a music head, for those who are the store name reflects the extensive vinyl collection here.

Nearing the end of a brief visit to Dallas recently--from Saturday afternoon to early Sunday…read moreafternoon--I decided to check out Josey Records in Dallas. To me, as someone who fits into the record collector/record dealer/cratedigger and DJ categories, visiting a record store I've never been to before is always an exciting or intriguing adventure. Josey has a reputation for being a good spot to buy records, so I am glad I finally went here to see what's up. Just looking around the store initially, I could see there are several areas in which the store could be improved or made more interesting. My first observation re: genre sections is that the signage for aisles could be more prominent. All of it is placed rather low, but at great record stores, you're never left guessing where everything is. You just find the music you're looking for more easily. With the massive volume of music releases in the store, I would like to see better curation of what's in stock. For example there were lots of Brian Eno releases, but not the ones I'd be interested in. For Parliament Funkadelic, there were just 2 Parliament 45s, but no Funkadelic and no George Clinton 45s. I thought that was weird. I was also looking for a famous jazz guitarist who's listed on the website, but the guy working the counter didn't even know who he was. Overall, I think the selection is decent if you are willing to spend time just looking through various sections, but there's no help on the floor--so you're just basically on your own. It kind of reminded me of shopping for records in a warehouse, but the warehouse I usually go to has much better curation. I should also state I tend to like smaller stores which get the mix of old and new releases more right or perhaps even focus on a certain niche. On a different note, in addition to music, there are lots of other cool things at Josey: a stage for performances, books, posters, tshirts and other ephemera. So, it is easy for music nerds to get lost here. Also, the parking situation is really good here, and I thought the service was good--the guys here are friendly, and one of them did go back into the aisles to look for something. Overall, I would rate this store a 4/5.

Huge music and record store!! It is well organized by genre, price, and name. There 's a sales…read moresection towards the back with records as low as $1!! The selection here is amazing. I could spend hours in this store. Employees at the register are friendly! Checking out was super fast. Parking is easy with nearby spaces.

YES YES YES!! My brother and I LOVE coming to Forever Young Records! There is a HUGE selection, you…read morecan find every genre and almost every artist from old to new. The value is amazing, I have never purchased a bad vinyl. Service is also great and we love coming back!

Man oh man, such a chill spot, everytime I'm up in these parts, I have to stop by! When I am on a…read morejourney searching for an album I have not found in my local area, I know here will have it. The staff there are super chill and very knowledgeable on what they have, don't hesitate to ask! Also, the value of most records are great, I have seen a few that may be over priced but every place is not going to be super cheap. I'd say, don't knock it until you've tried it, you never know what deal you'd get!

BUYER BEWARE: Unlike every other record store in DFW they make it nearly impossible to use the…read morediscount card once earned. I've spent hundreds of dollars here but have never once been able to use my cards. 1) Card can't be used the same day you spend $100, have to come back 2) If you comeback and have an older card, they won't accept, 3) If you have more than one card you have to come back to use them individually, 4) Actual discount is only 15% off ONE item (under $100) while every other store gives a set dollar amount off from points earned, so cheap! Both employees got mad at me for trying to use my cards, owner refused to reply. No respect for regular customers.

Service: was good friendly Selection: here was pretty good…read more Value: it's pricy but what isn't these days.

This great bookstore used to be the old Church building of Holy Trinity. They have taken good care…read moreof it, and the Church presense and Iconography is still present. They have not removed the crosses on top of The Church. If you are looking for theological books, Bible linguistics, or a great selection of Bibles, I would highly recommend this store. It is right by Dallas Theological Seminary, and right next door to a great coffee shop. The only draw back is that their hours should be longer. 9am-4pm, excluding Sunday.

You need theological or Christian books? This is the perfect place to visit. The staff is always…read morefriendly and willing to help me find just what I am looking for. If it is not in the store, they attempt to locate it online for me. I have sent my friends and family to this bookstore. You don't need to be a seminary student to shop here. I wish there were more Christian bookstores like the DTS book center.

They have thousands of DVDs, CDs, and video games to choose from. But what made my experience extra…read moregood was the help I got from Henry. I was looking for some rather obscure CDs that I had formally listened to in college many years ago. Henry was super patient and helpful to me. He looked up the titles and then even went to the racks to pull the CDs for me. 10 out of 10 for excellent customer service!

the prices are awful and game selection is basic. pokemon is marked up almost double.read more

Always find amazing original goodies!! The service is awesome and love the 70', 80's vibe music…read moreoften playing. Slam dunk place be prepared to be overwhelmed;))

This rating is solely based on my efforts to donate 6 bins of new and lightly worn women's clothes…read more I called ahead to make these items would be accepted. After receiving confirmation, I drove 45 minutes. When I got there I was turned away.