I love gems like this. This is an unpretentious, divey, hole in the wall (literally) record store…read more It is cluttered and messy and disorganized and filled with an assortment of records. And I love it. I go straight to the dollar bins outside. There are about 10-15 bins of records loosely labeled with titles such as "Classic Rock" "Jazz" "Blues". Sometimes a white sticky note will inform you that each record is only 25 cents. I have walked away with 8 records for 2 bucks. Good records! The Doors, Beatles, The Who, Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker Band, etc. etc. There are also some ridiculous options available as well, an unknown rapper from the mid 70's, another album I purchased simply because the record cover was 5 men in speedos and killer mustaches, and of course some holiday themed music. Really, can you beat listening to a lightly scuffed record, with a good whiskey, while cooking a nice meal? PS. Before making the trek here, check the hours. It closes early most days and is closed on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays. PPS. They also have a selection of current music records, VHS tapes, compact disc's and the classic cassette tape, available for purchase.

donated and sold a few lots of records and taped and other speaker equipment. Ryan's super cool…read more Lots of love ryan k. the virtual artist.

The owner was really nice and the store had many underground artists/bands so with popular ones. I…read moresaw tapes and movies in physical media.

Randy converted my skydiving dvd video into digital format and I am absolutely thrilled with the…read moreresults. My video came out flawless and beautiful, allowing me to relive such a thrilling moment in my life and to share with my friends and family. Besides being a really great, humorous and down to earth person, Randy is a perfectionist and takes great pride in his work. We are blessed to have this rare gem of a place in our neighborhood!

Really cool bookstore to hang out around. Tons of figurines, video games, toys, pokemon cards, and…read moreof course books. Great $1 book section. Tons of big name authors there!

Buying and Selling at Book Off What a cool store. So much to…read moresee. Unfortunately, it is lousy to sell at and expensive to buy at. First, Selling. I brought in three statue items unopened in the original packaging. I checked on ebay for what the items sold for (not asking price but sold price) and it added up to about $600, I lugged the items over there and had to leave them there because they wouldn't get to them right away. The people/kids working there were very nice. I went to have lunch and got the text to return, and they are offering $150. So I picked up the items and turned down the offer. Again, they were very nice, it's just I wasn't willing to accept 25% of the value. I figured at worst it would be 50%. But I am better off getting closer to the actual price on ebay. Now, Buying. Lots of very expensive and exiting things to get, and I didn't have time to price check things so much, but my son is into the Nintendo switch and i spotted a used Marvel VS Capcom game he might like. It was $34.95. But just in case, I pulled up Amazon and looked the game up. A brand new one costs $21.79. So it would have been a terrible idea for me to buy it there. I guess if you are leaving work and need a quick gift, you might stop in and pay too much for an item. If you are in real trouble and don't have time to wait for an Ebay sale, you might consider selling your collectables for 25% the value, this place might come in handy.

Great record, pretty good inventory. From my experience they offer a pretty fair price for their…read moreselection and they offer trades and buys from sellers as well. The staff in there are super chill and nice.

This is probably the best record store I have seen in Brooklyn. I have been to about six or seven…read moreof the more popular shops in Brooklyn this past month. And this was the best experience so far. Fantastic collection of reggae, soul, hip hop and rock. Prices are great as well--super competitive. They also have a listening station, which is always convenient. I find that I buy more LPs when I can preview them before purchasing. Their stock is well organized. It is a smaller sized store, but I easily spent two hours looking through everything, including their 45s. I saw a few locals walk in so it felt like a cool neighborhood spot. The shop is definitely worth the trip down to Prospect Lefferts Gardens. It is not too far from the subway or park either.

Metal record stores are more of my son's thing. But we were together and he knew the owner through…read morecommon friends. When you enter, you are reminded of used record stores from the old days. Vinyl albums are in wooden cases separated by either letters or band names. Their main thing is metal, but they have a healthy selection of 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s rock, jazz, blues, and more. They also have some unique Japanese pressings you wouldn't ordinarily see. They also have a selection of tapes, and I think a few CDs. There are a few items of memorabilia. You can listen to any album you want, as long as it isn't new. All-in-all, this is a great used record store (with some new). And, while mainly catering to metal, they have a very good selection of other styles and genres of music.

Always worth a pop in when in Brooklyn. Friendly staff, decent prices, small but rotating selection.read more

Fan of physical media? Then this place is a must visit…read more Cassettes, CDs, Vinyl records, VHS, DVDs, comics, toys, Funko POPs, sports cards & other collectibles. Priced reasonably. I've been here multiple times before (it's been awhile since our last visit, unfortunately) I need to make an effort to come back a little bit more often. (We somewhat lucked out on parking, but it took a while to find a spot) Only had a quick interaction with the lady at the counter & she was nice. Two thumbs up!

Me and my husband are in Brooklyn visiting from Buffalo. We went to PopFuzz because we read decent…read morereviews. The woman working today 3/14/26 didn't greet us, did not speak to us and was no help at all, she was watching videos on her tablet. We were looking for Funkos to add to our collection. Their set up is not very organized. I would not recommend this place at all

Best record shop on earth. And I've been to many around the world :) Best selection at great…read moreprices! Everyone that works there is friendly and knowledgeable. You just can't beat it!

Best place on earth! It's great to see a continuation of the old rebel rebel shop. I didn't know…read moreabout this til now and it made my year!

Was here today. The basement is no longer accessible and the back part of the upstairs was…read moresectioned off.

If you have a lot of patience, and no aversion to dirt, then you must visit The Thing. Lovers of…read morevinyl records will like this place the most. There are thousand and thousands of vinyl records in the basement of The Thing, and they are all $2. I recommend vinyl gloves and a mask when visiting, and not because of Covid. The store is not very clean, and you may not want to breathe the toxic dust in their basement. On my most recent trip I found a Gino Vanelli LP, a Manhattan Transfer LP, and a Mariah Carey cd that were all factory sealed. I hope that I will be this lucky the next time that I visit.

I really liked this business while making the trek to Brighton Beach during a trip to New York City…read morelast year. The St. Petersburg store appeared to be permanently closed, but I wanted to visit Mosvideofilm also, so the trip was definitely worth it. Initially, my interest centered around music and movies, but when I got there, the book inventory attracted my attention. If you are looking for Dostoevsky, Pushkin or Tolstoy, there's plenty in stock. I was looking for books by Lermentov, Bulgakov and Turgenev, but honestly forgot to ask about these authors. Overall, I was impressed with the selection available at the store and look forward to returning one day.

Brighton Beach is always an one try stop during our visits to Brooklyn. With Saint Petersburg store…read moresplit in two and loosing all the formerly glory this place is taking over, but old Soviet shtiks are still hard to ignore. One example - buying a toy for our grandson, (being in a rush for our car pickup) we asked the guy about - at what age this toy would be appropriate- his answer for 6 months and older - nope, it's for 3 years and older (we can still read in Russian). Just to make a sale? Never again.

A chill place to read books and drink tea. Very calm, peaceful vibes here. About 8 indoor seats…read moreand more outdoor seats/tables in the patio section. A mix of classic and eclectic selection of books is available, and the tea menu is small and slightly expensive. Staff is very friendly and kind. Bathroom is clean and you don't need to order anything to use it. Ordered the turmeric ginger tea. It was decent. We got gently kicked out of the patio area for a book reading by a local author, which was pretty cool of the place to support.

Hidden gem!! This place is such a calm, well curated environment with careful interior design,…read morecurated used books, and a short but intentional & thoughtful menu. They only serve wine and tea with very few options, but they are great options, and I loved my wine. The menu was also handwritten on a library book receipt. Very cute and shows dedication to the theme. I went for a drink with a friend before dinner for my birthday and loved it. I came a different time during the day and bought a book and a sketchbook. It's fun to come here alone or with others. The service is good, and the prices of the books are good - could be lower for used books, but considering how well chosen they are and how nice the place is, the price makes sense. The cost of the drinks is standard for NYC. There is also outdoor seating!!