Another one of my favorite record stores in Atlanta. The Record Loft, without fail, has had records…read moreon my list that I haven't found anywhere else. Especially in the jazz, alternative and punk genre's. Just a cool vibe in there with an owner and staff that care about the vinyl community. Great location that's always a priority on my record store crawls. Prices are good and they are always well stocked. Even has some vintage gear to purchase. Can't go wrong with this place! Fan for life!

The owner booted the car of my daughter's friend and then…read moreproceeded to evaluate their appearances and refused to remove the boot even though they parked where they were supposed to and followed the instructions of the coffee shop staff regarding parking. The coffee shop and the record store share the same parking. Picking on two young ladies is never ok and who is he to discuss the way that they look? Won't be going to this place. Ever.

Pretty solid selection of records to choose from for specific genres -- big rock and jazz…read moreselection. There is also a large selection of movies scores/soundtracks. The smallest selection includes hip hop / r&b.... Soul and country are roughly same size. For the opened older records they are priced inexpensively. For newer records they are a bit pricey. Overall worth the visit.

This is a used record store and while they do carry some re-releases, the selection will vary…read moregreatly. The service was amazingly helpful. Despite the fact that they had to have the most well organized record store I've seen in a while. The prices were great on their used records and reasonable on their rereleases.

i went here a few days ago with my friend and it was great! the store itself looked very cute and…read morethey also had a huge selection of vinyls and quite a bit of cd's as well. i got a poster i had been looking for for quite some time so i was super excited when i found it. most of the albums in the k-pop section came with all the inclusions and were really cheap as well so if you're into that stuff i recommend stopping by.

Yes, this is a cool spot for sure and I enjoyed browsing but was a little disappointed with some of…read morethe selection. It's in a neat area and there's lots to browse and see while you are there.

We found this place on a weekend trip, my son loves vinyls so we really enjoyed it! They have a…read moregreat selection! Thank you!

Great selection! You can also bring your records in to trade or sell. I would call ahead of time to…read moresee if they are taking the record you're trying to sell.

Absolutely love this store always feel welcomed once you enter and categorizing of vinyl is spot on…read moreas well as easy to search through

From the owner: Local record store with vintage vinyl albums and 45's, cassettes, CD's, 8-track tapes, and much…read moremore!

Absolutely love their customer service! They have one of the best and biggest collections I have…read moreever seen! If you're looking for a vinyl, make this your first stop because odds are, they will have it! I've been going to them for years and that will never change

I came into this store looking for Tyler the creator I was told there was none then I saw a girl…read morewith one being helped by the employee get it. She said she would talk to her manager looking for some but helped someone that asked later before me. Please don't go to this crap store !

Wow! I thought it was closed. It really doesn't have lights but I decided to stop and check it out…read more I'm glad I did. This is an awesome little place full of records, dvd, cds, and more! The hours on here are accurate, so come check it out. The place smells old so wear a mask if you don't like that. I love the musky old vintage smell when I'm in these kinds of stores, it really elevates the experience in all senses. They have hand sanitizer around as well. The staff was super cool and friendly. They let me take pictures and just hang around. It's definitely a museum feel. They also have new vinyl records too. Posters as well. Their prices seem fair and reasonable. If you're the one that loves to have physical copies of the music and dvds and such, definitely a place to come.

Solid selection of new and used vinyl as well as cds at fair value. Certainly worth a stop if…read moreyou're in the area.

So this is a Solid record store. I actually have been here maybe 5 or 6 years ago and it hasn't…read morechanged not once actually it may have been longer than that honestly but they have a lot of options and they have decent prices so you may find something used that you may be looking for or they have new things as well. But predominantly it's going to be used so just keep that in mind unless you want all brand new they have a lot of rooms I actually have been here maybe five or six years ago, and it hasn't changed not once. Actually, it may have been longer than that, honestly. They have a lot of options and they have decent prices. You may find something used that you may be looking for, or they have new things as well. Predominantly, it's going to be used, so just keep that in mind unless you want all brand new. The staff is super friendly and very nice and super helpful, so I can't say anything bad about that at all. They have a main room and a back room, and these are filled with vinyls, so if you can't find what you want here, then you may want to check another place in the facility. If you want some CDs, you can probably find those as well. Overall, I've been coming back for years, so obviously it's a good experience, so I have no complaints.

I didn't come here to shop; I came here to sell my collection of music CDs that I had collected…read morebetween 1982 and 1999. I hadn't even played a CD since about 2010, so it was finally the time to rid myself of the few hundred CDs that had been in storage for all of these years. Wuxtry Records is a quirky looking music store that looked like it specialized in selling used CDs and vinyl records. I had called the store asking one of the employees about them buying my CD collection, but he couldn't commit to anything until he saw the condition of the CDs and their genres. He explained that he would not buy CDs if they already had enough inventory for that title, but would consider buying rock CDs. I had a lot of those! Parking was easy on the weekday that I went, and I didn't have any trouble finding a space in the free parking lot that is shared by all of the retail stores in the shopping center. I brought in about 200 CDs to the front counter and was told to come back in about an hour while they went through all of the CDs and determined which ones they were going to buy. During my wait, I just browsed in the store. There were lots of CD titles and groups that I have never heard of, and lots of familiar ones too, and they all looked in great condition. And there was a lot of quirkiness! In the end, there were about 40 CDs that I was not able to sell to Wuxtry Records. This was fair to me and was a good experience. I didn't receive anywhere near the money that I spent to get these CDs, but my goal was to get something out of the CDs that I knew I wasn't every going to play again.

Great spot with all kinds of vinyl. Love coming here to dig. The staff is beyond helpful and…read morewonderful. Black owned as well!

Stumbled upon this black owned record store. I like that they have more than just vinyls, they also…read morehave T-shirts, books, oils and more. They have a great selection of vinyls. Street parking is available. Definitely recommend stopping by this store.

Love this used and new bookstore in Inman Park. You'll find many Southern writers who have signed…read morethe book (that they wrote) for the former owner of the book. Those are the books sell for a lot of money here, especially if the writer is no longer alive. I bought a used copy of a book (hardcover) by Michael Lewis, not signed by him. Michael Lewis is from New Orleans but lives in the SFBA. Why are Southerners such good writers? Especially in a part of the country that tends to be very undereducated. I saw Forrest Gump (hardcover) signed by the author too. Now I know what Winston Groom's signature looks like. Winston Groom is from Alabama but born in D.C., and he eventually moved away from the South to NYC. Of course, lots of David Sedaris books here. He's another Southern writer from North Carolina but born in NY. He lives in England now (where his mother is from).

They are racist here. Multiple different black people have experienced the same mistreatment.read more