I hadn't been to The Sound Garden yet, but since we were at the MOST in downtown Syracuse anyway,…read morewe decided to stroll over. Everyone had told me it was the best record store around. I can definitely agree, there are records from all kinds genres, even a Creepshow Soundtrack one that just came out! I had already pre-ordered it for my partner, though... What surprised me was that they also have CDs, and stickers and pins and patches and even board games! There was a large selection of vinyls that were on sale that day, which made it seem like a great deal could be had here. I'll have to check it out on Record Sale Day I think they call it.

Anytime I am in the Syracuse area I make an effort to visit The Sound Garden. The Sound Garden is…read morethe place to go for physical media; with their movie selection being the best in the area. It's very rare to be able to shop in person for boutique labels such as vinegar syndrome, arrow, criterion, cinematographe, and A24. The selection is unmatched and I end up spending a good amount of time and money on every visit because you can't get this experience anywhere else. While I love the movie selection in particular they also offer vinyl, books, games, apparel, and more! The staff is always kind and helpful. Love coming here and am happy to support a store that keeps physical media alive. Small parking lot out front and street parking available. I've never had any issues getting a spot

More than a used bookstore, this is a spiritual pick-me-up. I came in to sell some used books and…read morewandered the many rooms while they were being appraised. Soothing jazz was playing, the antique rugs made everything feel welcoming. There are several rooms full of used books in various categories. Everything was labeled and easy to navigate. They also have tables of used records and shelves of movies. This is the kind of analog, community-based place that so needs to exist in today's world. I hope it's always here in Syracuse.

This is a great find. In my search for music - this is a hidden treasure. They have vinyl…read morerecords, and cds. Not looking for anything in particular just want to add to my collection and find something that I once had on a record and now on cd. I found a few items upstairs (main floor) and went downstairs - next time I will bring a flashlight and spend more time there. They also have books there too!

I'm one of those folks who could tell you that Todd Rundgren was all over Grand Funk's "Loco…read moreMotion" (...well he produced it), but can't remember what I had for dinner three days ago. The owner of Reimagine Records is one of those who understands your musichead quirks and has equally obscure music facts in his head...along with a very good array of music in his shoppe. If you like bands like Marillion or Gentle Giant or even the Shins, he knows about them and can speak intelligently about them. Places like Utica and area can support these businesses because the rent is much more reasonable, and gives these indy shoppes a chance. Fairly priced and a good vibe here...support these folks. One of the ultimate used record Shoppes in the Northeast that I have been to.

This place is amazing! I come up to Utica a few times a year to visit my in-laws. Every time we…read morevisit I make sure to visit Reimagine Records. The owners are very friendly, and knowledgeable! If you are ever in Utica, NY, I highly recommend you visit Reimagine Records!

A large spacious bookstore with an excellent selection. Very dog friendly too which is a bonus. The…read morecafe attached is great also. Books and Co sell lots of gift stuff too - puzzles, totes, games, and so on. I would recommend this place to any fellow book lover!

I fell in love today…read more With a bookstore, that is. We're vacationing in Prince Edward County (in Ontario, Canada) for a few weeks and the nearest town to where we are staying is the quaint, marina town of Picton. In order to do our grocery shopping, we take the 10 minute drive into this charming town and I've been exploring Main Street's numerous shops. I happened to be running an errand at the other end of Main Street and of course, a store called "Books & Company" caught my eye. (I love bookstores!) I walked into a very welcoming and very large space that appeared to house a few different groups. It seemed like it was part 'big bookstore' (reminded me of Indigo and Chapters), part independent bookstore (think 'Book City'), part used bookstore (my favourite), then, off to the side....wait, was that a hallway to the next door coffee shop? Yes , this establishment was a blend of my two favourite types of stores. A coffee shop attached to a bookstore! And this isn't one of the big, commercial coffee shops that are partnered with a just-as-big- bookstore, it was a small town, family run coffee joint, which in my opinion, are the best kind! (['ve reviewed Miss Lily's separately) While I waited for my coffee to be made, I meandered across the small hallway that joins Miss Lily's to Books & Company. The small ramp also serves as a community pin-board for the area. I actually found out via the board that there is a Harry Potter camp in the area. (My elder boy may go!) After picking up my coffee I wandered around the book store, which was exactly what I thought it was: part new books like Indigo (with a great children's section in the back) and part old and used books (I was in that section for a while). There's even a great stationary area and community space upstairs, which happened to be hosting a local art collection that can be browsed for $3.00. I bought an old book for my measly old-book collection that I'm thinking of starting. ("Over the Ocean to Paris" by Franklin W. Dixon...I'm a bit of a Francophile) And I also picked up a blank greeting card with a photo by a local photographer of a scene from Prince Edward County, for my penpal. (You read right, I do have a penpal!) The lovely lady behind the desk was great to chat with and after I told her that it's a lovely place, she said that it was an even lovelier place to work. I made my purchase for $4.95 and walked out into the sunshine. What an amazing start to the day. If you're in Picton, ask a local where "The Bookstore" is. They'll know exactly what you're talking about.

This is a must stop for any book lover passing through or living in Oswego. The super friendly…read moreowners will help you find your favorite authors or recommend new ones.

The folks at Time and Again Books are friendly and helpful. There is not an inch of free space…read morewhich is great if you are looking for a specific book or other publication. Somehow they know where the book will be without looking anything up! I find that pretty amazing. Highly recommend!

This is one of the few spots I try to hit EVERY time I'm in Utica, and I always leave room in my…read moresuitcase to bring back a few records. The place is big and densely packed, and it would be easy to spend most of an afternoon here digging through the crates. Don't forget to check out the basement and upstairs. It's old, it's dirty, and it's full of character. A true relic of a bygone era, and I F-ing love it!

Wrong hours of operation posted on line and website 11-6, actual hours posted on paper on the door…read moreis 1-6

I ordered a book from rivers end bookstore through groupon and they never mailed me the book I…read morepurchased. Then they tried to email me and send me an ebook. I emailed them back and they never replied back. I didn't order an ebook. I ordered the physical book. I would be very leery with doing business with this fraudulent... misleading company.

Such a cute little bookstore. They had a nice variety for such a small place. I had fun browsing…read morethe employee picks.

signed up for subscription and then when it came time to cancel, they wouldn't cancel it. I've…read morecalled I've emailed and my wife called and emailed but they're still refused to cancel. I've been charged over $100 subscription for this and I cant even use it.

FYE is a quirky little store inside Salmon Run Mall. They sell mostly DVDs, CDs, and games, but…read morealso lots of weird fun stuff like Garbage Pail Kids items (brought me back to my childhood, I loved collecting GPK cards, lol), Jersey Shore branded food (I never watched the show, but know about it), and Duff Beer from The Simpsons (I don't think it was alcoholic though). They had lots of Funko Pops too and some were on sale for like $2.99. They had stuffed animals like Pusheen and Gudetema. I'm from Ottawa (Ontario, Canada) and it reminds me a bit of Sunrise Records and Lost Marbles back home. I think FYE is a fun store and I enjoyed poking around there.