This place is INCREDIBLE!! I would highly recommend going here if you are anywhere close by and…read moreneeding a vinyl fix! They have everything organized and clean everything before they sell it. Great selection and they had some albums I had been looking forever to find!

I really enjoy Hitt Records. I'm in Columbia from time to time for Mizzou, and I always make a…read morestop. Nice selection, good prices, and they have killer bargain bins that I always find something good in! Folks working are always laid back, and most times I go it's not super crowded. Bonus points for cool stickers. They honestly rival some shops in St. Louis.

Just stopped in to see what was happening in there…read more.. Nice employees. A bike hanging from the ceiling. Characturetures of directors -- categorized by directors. Old smell.

If you're looking for something no other place has, everyone will tell you to come here. It's a…read moregreat store with a lot of selection. Sometimes it's fun to walk down the aisle, find a movie you've never heard of and pop it in. Late charges are pricey

Every time we visit Columbia this place is a must. We are addicted to vinyl and always find…read moretreasures to take home.

Marginally better than throwing your unwanted discs in the trash. Once upon a time, you could get…read moredecent trade-in value, but those days are long gone. Not to be too catty, but it's easy to see why they're half the size they once were. On the upside, the employees are friendly as they take advantage of you. Basically a ripoff. Won't be back.

I am only reviewing this after I have fully picked through all the good records. I know records…read moreare dead (long live records), but these are only 50 cents, and sitting on the first stack of records was a copy of Orff's Carmina Burana by some big choir director I can't remember, but it was a big name, and I thought, "what else might I find?" I found a bunch of other stuff, and I can't disclose, because it would give away how cool everything is. This is a store, so to speak, run by the University of Missouri libraries, where duplicate records and VHS and CDs are sold. I was told by the helpful staffperson that about 10 seconds after the advent of CDs, the university radio station chose to sell all their vinyl, and the university library bought them all up. So now they sell off the duplicates and keep the rest for posterity. And you, the state taxpayer (or out of state visitor), benefits. I think 50 cents is a deal, and all the records I got were very well kept. Some didn't have a interior record sleeve, but they all showed very little wear and tear. Most of it is classical, but there is about half which is not. Of course you won't find the latest Radiohead album here, but if you're looking for something that a university radio station might play back in the days of records (Dave Brubeck?), then there's a good chance it's around.

Every time we visit, we are more excited about the merchandise and the fun staff. If you are…read morelooking for liberal, quirky, fun...this is the place.

They are liars and make up stories, even about volunteers. People who don't ask for payment, and…read moreare willing to give them their time to help out, and they talk about them derogatorily as soon as your back is turned. Don't give them any of your business. The store name is completely misleading, as they're not about peace in any way. Mark is especially rude, as well as passive-aggressive. They are just not a place to waste your money.

This store has amazing employees! Yes it's a large chain store but I've been going for years and…read moreenjoy I'm wandering aisles & aisles of all manner of books...without an employer following me the entire time. If I'm can't find a specific book that BN app says is in stock there, one (or more) employees are always willing to take the time & effort to chase it down. Yes, even during busy times. Checkout line can sometimes get backed up but additional help is called in. (Or I check out at their cafe's register.) Sales are hard to beat, especially if you pay for BN Membership and : buy five bestsellers at "30 plus 10 percent off, you've covered the membership fees!

Outstanding selection, competitive prices, superior customer service. Cannot say enough about my…read moremost memorable experience.

Great bookstore. Wonderful selection. we are from out of town but, go to Columbia to visit our son…read morein college. we always stop at Skylark on our visits.

We happened upon Skylark Bookshop walking around one day when we had free time during a swim meet…read more We love to go to book stores and browse their shelves. When we walked into the bookstore, we were greeted by friendly faces. The store is nice, organized and clean. They had many different books on two levels! In the upper level of the shop, they have a table with a chess board, which was nice because my younger child was finished looking at books and had already picked out a couple of things before his sister. We sat at the table while working on his books while she kept on looking. We left this bookstore with a few different selections of books and other items. We really enjoyed shopping at this bookstore and would recommend a stop here!

Not the first time I've been overcharged for bulk cards, either miscommunication or just lack of…read morecaring but if the card was in a 10 cent box, it should be 10 cents not 50. Be wary of there sale prices because sometimes they don't even look at those when they're ringing you up.

Limited hours, but worth finding the time and arranging the afternoon around a visit. Don't come…read morehere looking for something specific. Just browse and see what finds your hand. There is something here for everyone.

if you haven't been to adam's books, go already! it's only open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on saturdays…read more the books are a bit overpriced, but the sheer number and variety makes it worth it to at least check it out. this used to be along my walk from my house to mu's campus and the window displays were a source of daily entertainment for me. among the walls (literally, floor to ceiling) of books, you will likely find some gems. my favorite purchase here was a misogynistic '70s guide book called 'how to pick up women in discos.' i also scored a bunch of primary source material for my undergraduate history thesis here. the lady who works there is super funny and helpful and most importantly is open (sort of) to haggling on book prices. if you plan on purchasing something, be sure to have your checkbook or cash handy, because they don't accept credit/debit.