My new favorite place to browse and buy vinyls. The guys are very welcoming and they know their…read moremusic. Great quality/value of products.

Love the organization and how helpful the staff are. The selection is great too! Found exactly what…read moreI was looking for.

I came here for the first time on RSD 2019 and thought "Why did it take me so long to try this…read moreplace out?" I loved it as soon as I walked inside. It's huge inside, tons and tons of used vinyl. A small but mighty selection of new records too. I would love to come back with more time on my hands to go through the crates of jazz and classical. Their RSD selection was healthy too. There was a basement with this year's and last year's selections. When I checked out the staff was super friendly and seemed to enjoy their jobs. Looking forward to coming back.

Best record shop in the city. A very large selection of new and used records. Great prices on the…read moreused records and if you have the time, spend some time in the basement.

I love popping into Mills Record Company in Westport! The staff is always so friendly and helpful…read more They have a great selection of new records and used records for a great price.

When we passed through KC on our way home a few months ago, my daughter and I hit up some record…read morestores and this was one of the few that made the cut. Mills has a ton of inventory, both new and used. What I like is that they have a locked rarities case where you can still flip through the records while the case is locked. I found some cool gems in there. I purchased a couple small things for my daughter but no vinyl purchases for me, unfortunately. I would definitely come back here again if I'm in the area.

Always a great and varied selection, very helpful staff, and can not bet the price on the booksread more

I'm decluttering and decided to sell some books. Most of them were on sailing. The store is in…read moreKansas. They pay in part on resell potential. There evidently isn't much demand for books on sailing. I made about enough for a latte and danish. That said, they took the books off my hands so they didn't end up in the land fill.

Super cool bookstore! I come here with my family and we stay for hours perusing the selections and…read morereading.

It's pretty sad that a critical review from 18 years ago said exactly what I'll say after having…read morechecked this place out today. It smells. The prices are expensive. The selection is far, far from exhaustive. And it's hard to navigate. I finally had to leave without even checking out all the floors because it was so smelly of ... dust? mold? - and I NEVER leave a bookstore without looking at everything. It looks good from the outside!

Now it's called Troost39. Very nice people, but small store and limited merchandise. Well priced…read more My Kansas City thrift run, in an order set by Mapquest, was: Weird Stuff Antiques Blackwells Thrift Troost 39 Salvation Army E 10th Goodwill Outlet Corrington

Great selection with fair prices and the staff was extremely helpful and kind. This is my favorite…read morethrift store in Kansas City!

I stopped by on a whim when I was in KC. I saw them while driving by and then looked them up on…read moreYelp to confirm my instinct was correct that this is what I'd call a a hippie shop/head shop. My kind of place! I was able to get some awesome incense and trinkets. I attempted to squeeze myself into some tiny jeans on the sale rack! I got them on. lol I just couldn't walk. I think they were in the 0-2 range. If you are that size, they have 2 cool pair of jeans on the sale rack! I found a rad pair of overalls which I wound up purchasing and a rad, bucket hat too. The couple (I'm assuming couple but a man and woman) running the place were very nice. I thought all the prices were reasonable! My overalls were the highest item but I think they were around $50. My cool bucket hat was only $11. A box of incense cones were $1.25- $2.00. I'll definitely be back in!

It's a Beautiful Day is just a couple of blocks north of "downtown" Westport, but represents the…read moretrue heart of what made Westport a counter-culture mecca before the chains and the gentrification started taking hold a couple of decades ago. If you want to remember the glory days of the 60's & 70's pop on in - they still exist here and challenging the current day status quo is more important now than ever before. You can get you a Deadhead sticker for your Cadillac or VW Van, the coolest hippy clothes for the next festival, incense by the bucket load, candles, art - mass produced and locally created, a room full of vinyl and every inch of the place is filled with something more cool than what you were just admiring. I picked up a few stickers and a zine as gifts. I'm not sure why it's been so long since I was last in here, but any trip to Westport going forward must include a stop in to recharge the soul and pick-up something to enjoy or to gift. Long live It's a Beautiful Day and all that it represents.

Alright Barnes & Noble still has their fastball…read more My girls were going a bit stir crazy his was a wonderful way to spend an hour or so on a frigid Sunday. Easy parking in the garage next door, and tons of stuff to do here. We needed to get a Lego set, and there's a really decent selection. In the age of online shopping, it's a nice change up to actually go in a store and look around. There was one book that looked good and I happened to notice it was half price on Amazon vs in store, which is how it goes, but worth noting. There's also a Starbucks cafe, and then a kids section up top that's a lot of fun. My girls each got to pick out a book and they ended up spending a lot of time looking around and having fun. Honestly, really great all around. Fun way to spend an hour or two and so many great things that the kids enjoyed.

This is a great Barnes & Noble! My husband and I were killing some time while in Kansas City for a…read morewedding and what better place to do that than Barnes & Noble. This location on the plaza is wonderful. You can get lost in this location with it's FOUR FLOORS of books! So much to see browse. They kids section has a lot of great gift options too. There is a Starbucks on the premise which was hosting a couple different book clubs. It's a very lively location with a little something for everyone!

The store was organized in sections by book types. Very large selection available in a variety of…read morebooks, records, cassettes, posters, etc. Staff were very friendly and helpful of finding what I needed. I felt most of the books were rather pricy even though it said they were 1/2 off. Some were newer, but some were not and the prices still seemed pretty steep. Vintage books are available as well, which those prices are expected to be in the higher range depending on the book. If you are in the market to get rid of some books, records, posters, cassettes, electronic players, etc then they will buy those items on the spot as well.

This is a great bookstore. During the winter, my girls and I have spent hours here and come away…read morewith a nice haul of books. Between this, the little free libraries and KC Library, we feel like we're able to stave of the iPads and enjoy reading. It's tucked into the shopping center at the Intersection of Death, but it's still worth the trip IMO. They have so many books in great condition and for really fair prices. It can be a tiny bit tricky to find things but once you get your bearings you'll be good to go. The vibes in here are part bookstore, part library, part vintage market. All that to say, it works well for what it is. They also have toys and other things that I constantly have to tell my girls "no" to. Service is always friendly; on our last trip in, they made sure to give my girls some bookmarks and other freebies that only added to their excitement.