I love that we have this record store in the south metro great vibes and prices. I just started…read morecollecting vinyl and am so happy to support this small local business

This Store is the Best! Family Owned Business with some of the best vintage gems, as well as a very…read morelarge records selection. They also offer consignment if you have some items you would like to sell. Always good prices & amazing customer service! I would highly recommend that you come visit this Little Shop & Tell them Nicole sent you!

What a great experience at Fly Vintage & Vinyl! As a first-timer I couldn't have asked for a warmer…read morewelcome. Betsy, one of the owners, was incredibly friendly and helpful. She mentioned that all their used vinyl is thoroughly cleaned using an ultrasonic cleaner. That level of care is rare! I also found their vintage offerings to be priced so reasonably. I snagged a couple of records for my collection and will absolutely be making this a regular stop whenever I'm in the area!

My husband and I are new to the area so we stopped by on a whim. I have been on a waitlist for a…read morecertain game with my hometown video game store for over 3 years. While Mr. Zeros didn't have it in stock the owner was able to track it down and order it. I try to buy local whenever possible but my curiosity got the best of me when I got home so I compared online prices. The game was $15 cheaper than Amazon or Ebay. I have read other reviews where people complain that the owner is rude. I didn't find him to be, he was very matter of fact and knowledgeable. He took the time to explain how I can properly clean my NES game cartridges. I had been doing it wrong for years. Who knew?

Mr Zeros! What an amazing store. I've been to this store several times and I'm always met by the…read moreowner and his warm presence. Always willing to help and remembers his regular customers.

I have been a customer since they were Solid State and now here in St Louis Park as SolSta. If you…read moreare a fan of browsing through well organized bins of LPs, and appreciate clean well-organized shops with fair and solid prices, then you will love this place. You can either efficiently find what you're looking for quickly or while away the hours waiting for a surprise. You will find them here. On top of that there is a downstairs arcade with loads of 80's classic games, as well as a wall full of CDs, another of cassettes and an lp bargain lot. Add helpful staff who will be glad to locate hard to find LPs and a top notch turntable tech set up service, this should be in your top twin cities music haunts. There are even sneaker collector pairs here. So family friendly vibes here. And free parking is nice. A cool shop.

Great record shop! I passed by this spot several times last year and paid a visit today. There are…read moreso many records to dig through here, you could get lost for hours. The selection is very eclectic, they even have a selection of classical records to choose from. It's a very open space, room to move around. There's a listening station where you can take a seat and relax with a new find, they had some mystery bags for $5. They also buy your used records, so I brought a few in and got some store credit. SolSta can also be found at various events with their bus full of vinyl. Owners were super nice and open for questions even though they were busy packing for an event. Reasonably priced vinyl, street parking, great place to hang out.

If there is one thing I love about Minneapolis, there is an abundance of record stores, to fit any…read moremusical taste. The Record Spot is a very small "hole-in-the-wall" shop, with enough room to fit maybe 5 or 6 folks standing inside flipping through the bins. The owner is super-friendly, and appears to have an affinity to late 70s, early 80s punk, new wave, and early modern rock. All of the pricing is on masking tape, priced fairly, and I couldn't find one record in the bin that was less than VG+ condition. Overall, the store is very well organized, and I recommend taking a look through the $1 and $2 bins. The sleeves in these bins are pretty beat, but the records I picked up all play clean and were a real bargain. I loved at the end, when I was checking out, how the owner wanted to know more about the records I was snagging. I picked up clean copies of U2's Boy and October at very fair prices, where he even shaved a couple of bucks off the total. If you're driving by fast enough, you'll miss this little gem of a record store. It's worth a visit if you're looking for classics in good shape at a fair price.

Seems like a nice guy. Definitely knows his stuff about music and vinyl. Although this could be the…read moreworlds smallest record shop. I wanna say the room size is no more then 8x6. If your expecting a warehouse of stuff, turn back now. However if you want to talk music and find a classic or two on vinyl, this is your place.

My son and I stopped in to check out some Vinyls. We found one he wanted and I was able to…read morepurchase a Pax. Customer service was phenomenal and so many cool thins to look at. Definitely recommend.

Down in The Valley is such a fun store. They are mostly known for music, record store. They also…read moresell gifts, novelties, random music/pop culture merch. Theres a smoke shop as well. Prices are a bit high imo but they have some really cool stuff. Staff are usually pretty helpful. Parking is pretty easy as I've hardly seen this strip mall packed.

Small but mighty! The staff (owner?) was super nice. Despite the size, there is a huge vintage…read moreselection (new, too!) They support local music, too and will help sell some records. It only took me a few minutes to find well priced used vinyl that I wanted. Definitely butt-to-butt in there, though!

such a cute store with a good selection! found conan gray, lucy dacus, phoebe bridgers, mazzy star,…read moreand boygenius vinyls! service is so kind! the vinyls are a lil pricy (averaging from 20-30 dollars) but that's just vinyls.

Today was my first time stopping in & I'll definitely be back! There was a huge selection of items:…read moretons of clothes, shoes, accessories, & even some home goods. Everything was fairly reasonably priced as well, which can be hard to find at a vintage store these days. The person at the counter was really helpful & kind; they greeted us on our way in & we chatted while they rang me up. All in all, this is a cute little shop that (I learned today) has been around for 20ish years! Highly recommend a stop in :)

The lyrics to "Part Of B-Squad's World," by Annie D…read more Look at this stuff... Isn't it neat? Wouldn't you think my (mod dress/leather purse/old vinyl/polyester blazer/costume jewelry/saddle shoe) collection's complete? Wouldn't you think I'm the store, The store that has... everything. Look at this trove Treasures untold How many wonders can one thrift store hold... Lookin' around here you think Sure, they've got everythiiiiiiiiing! I was looking at the one measly (but spot-on) review of B-Squad and thinking, "B-Squad should not be a hidden gem. It's just a regular gem. I mean, it is kind of off the normal thrifting route, but it's totally worth writing about in the tune of The Little Mermaid song lyrics." This cute little shop in SoMi has a really eclectic selection that is a mix between newer things and real-deal vintage, plus records, a little decor, accessories, shoes, boots and some kids stuff. The store is kept up well, so there always seems to be some cool new thing in the window or racked up when I visit, which is not as often as I'd like. Anecdote from my recent visit: I went a couple of weeks ago and, while I browsed the merch, I eavesdropped on the clerk's convo with her friend. She was like, "OMG, you just have to come in and look at this bag.... Yeah, it's gorgeous! And It's probably not going to last very long because it's so cheap... and it's a FRYE!" Simultaneously as the word FRYE came out of the shop-girl's mouth, I saw the bag. I should say, I saw THE bag: a camel-colored, buttery leather backpack with vintage looks and modern functionality (laptop pouch!) for $40. I had to have it. After she hung up the phone, I sheepishly asked the clerk, "Is this the bag you were talking about? Because I'm a rude, rude person and was listening to your entire conversation." I braced myself to hear that her friend wanted it, but luckily, she replied with, "Yes! I'm in love with that thing... you should definitely buy it!" So, I just had to follow her advice, right? I even offered to write her friend a letter with my apologies for eavesdropping her out of an amazing leather bag... and my condolences, because she'll never see the wonder that is this bag. Girl, if you are reading this, I'm sorry... but I'm also not sorry at all.