What a record store should be, a small, slightly disorganized, beautiful mess. Great selection of…read moreused vinyl from country to classic rock to metal to rap even. Owner is super knowledgeable and always willing to make recommendations or just talk about music. Only downside is a small selection of new vinyl but digging through old stuff is the best part of vinyl collecting.

A wide selection of vinyl records loosely organized in a little store that looks, sounds, smells,…read moreand feels exactly like it should. The owner is an extremely friendly and knowledgeable man who loves what he does. Prices are good. A real hometown diamond-in-the-rough.

So nice! The whole place is a vibe and so comfortable. I added a few songs to my playlist just from…read morethe overhead music played for customers

Nice little shop. Friendly owner/staff. Didn't find any on my selective list, but the merchandise…read morelooked high quality. Organized alphabetically rather than by genre, probably due the size of the collection. A mix of quality used, budget bins (I didn't dive), and new, mostly current/pop/rock from my quick review. If they can keep the supply fresh this is a promising addition to my Laurel Highlands alt route from Pittsburgh to DC. Hoping to be rewarded for my faith on a future stop. P.S. Superb coffee shop in the same "loft-plex" shopping center and off-street free 2-hour parking.

What a great store with very good prices. Quality in used records was top notch. Will definitely…read morevisit again when we are in the area.

First class people, first class record store. Assumption may appear to he a small record store in…read morea small town and, while it essentially is, there's a lot more than meets the eye. They keep well stocked in new and popular titles as much as possible, but they also have a thriving online business and a great volume of stock in the old church part of the building, that by far eclipses what you see in the store. They also are a modern store in that if you don't see it in the store, they can get it from the warehouse for you - their own, or their distributors. They have a great punk rock section, a metal section, jazz, 80s, country, etc. If it's a used record you can plop down on a comfy couch if you're not in a hurry and pop on some cans and give it a listen. As a local store they also participate in Record Store Day and get some great selections, and if you call ahead, they'll try to order any RSD selections you fancy. Local business and local people making a living supporting local musicians and their family running a great record store. What's not to love?!

have been by this place 3 times in the past year. We are from out of state. do not bother with…read morethis place if you are from out of town it's never open at posted times

A tiny, but charming little record store attached to a great coffee shop. They had a decent…read moreselection of new and used LPs, but the real winner is the vibe. If you're in town and you collect vinyl, definitely stop by, grab a coffee and browse the stacks.

I've shopped here many times. They have a great selection from all genres. They staff with treat…read moreyou right! For example I bought a vinyl realized it was warped and they took care of it!! Giving me a full return and a sincere apology. I highly recommend this store for your analog sound needs

Might wanna update the hours, as I just drove 25 miles one way to find your sign. Very…read moredisappointing.

Great place. Tons of variety and good deals. Supports a great cause. Love the two ladies there,…read morethey keep me laughing.

Everything. I've always loved thrift shops, Goodwill stores, places like that. One man's junk, is…read moreanother man's treasure. It's true, really.

I love going here. It's nice little store. It used to be in a different place but got a bigger…read morestore in Fairmont sometimes you find really good stuff here recommended

​I am writing this review to warn local collectors and parents about the inventory practices at The…read moreJunk Trunk. ​The local Pokémon TCG market has been completely disrupted because this individual/business is clearly engaging in scalping. They appear to be buying up all available retail stock in the area only to resell it themselves at an extremely high markup. ​Because of this practice, genuine collectors and people who just want to buy a pack or a new product for the enjoyment of the hobby are unable to find anything locally at a reasonable price. What should be readily available at standard retail prices is instead being funneled directly into this store and marked up significantly. ​If you are looking to buy Pokémon cards at fair market value or are trying to find the latest releases, do not waste your time here. This behavior is frustrating and ruins the hobby for the local community. I urge others to look for alternative, community-focused stores that support fair pricing and accessible inventory for everyone.

I stopped at Barnes & Noble Bookstore to buy Christmas gifts. I purchased several for my grand…read moredaughter and my daughter Plus a National Geogrsphic Arizona Trip planner I also joined the rewards program for future shopping. I can't wait for them to open their gifts. Definitely will go back again in the future. So clean and helpful friendly staff.

As far as Barnes & Noble Booksellers go, it's pretty much your run of the mill location,…read moretruthfully. The bonus side to this location is that they have plenty of staff working around the location to make sure you're getting what you need or assisting you when you can't find that book you were looking for. This location has a coffee shop located on the right-hand side of the bookstore and has a few tables for you to sit and hopefully not read the entire book before putting it back on the shelf... Anyway, the café was clean. I did try to go over there but the line was long and not moving fast and I was feeling impatient so I decided not to get anything. In the back of the store is where you'll find your movies, cds, and vinyl. I was pretty impressed with the selection of new vinyl they had in the store. I'm always shocked though at the prices of their DVD's and CD's knowing how cheaply they can be purchased elsewhere. The rest of the store was neatly organized in the traditional B&N fashion. Everything listed at the top of the bookshelves making it easy for you to find what you were looking for or maybe you'll stumble upon a book you never knew you needed. Either way, this location will suit you just fine.

Easy to spend an hour or two in here uncovering treasure! Nicely curated with vintage and antique…read morevendors. Reasonably priced items.

This place is amazing! There is so much inside, I could have wandered around for another hour. I…read moreended up buying a few cobalt glass jars to use in our bathroom and I absolutely love them! When I come back to Berkeley Springs, I'll be coming back here to spend more money.

Go Gamer is a multipurpose shop located in the Uniontown Mall, use the mall entrance closest to the…read moreformer Sears. They now occupy two storefronts, with each having different merchandise. The original store has a nice selection of video games and Pop Vinyl's; among all the items they offer. Staff were cool to chat with and very down to earth. The new second storefront located next door offers a different experience. This is being setup as a card gaming space with tables and video gaming space with TVs. They have a stock of figurines and comic books, and it was worth stopping in to browse. Go Gamer also has a space in the Laurel Mall/Plaza Flea Market that's open a limited number of days per week. Overall, Go Gamer is a quality shop that runs below the radar in some ways that's very much worth a stop.