The Pros: Fantastic selection of items. I got a great deal…read moreon some DVD box sets and all were in new condition. Many people are usually skeptical on buying used but I can tell you that they examine their merch pretty darn well. I like the simplicity of their bins, displays and easy to find stuff. The variety they carry is nice. The Cons: I personally wouldn't sell my stuff here. They will essentially give you next to nothing for your stuff. Yes, I know, they have to make money to resell and they have to base it off of what's popular and all that. I know how this works. However, when you bring in some AMAZING new condition Criterion blu-rays (11 total) and they offer you $3.87... um, no. Highway robbery at that point. You might as well sell your stuff online. I also think some of their new DVDs are ridiculously overpriced. A brand new DVD for like $25? You're insane. You can buy most brand new DVDs online for $12.

If you want games that never work than look no further, this is the place. The service isn't great…read moreeither, would it kill someone to wear a smile. Their is alot in the place, but like I said nothing works unless it's a book or something that's not technology. Prices are low, but this is why, cause it's not a guarantee that anything works!!

ToCity Music worked with us, graciously, to accommodate times of lessons . Michael gives many…read morepositive reports of how our grandsons are doing. More importantly, the boys love going to their lessons. Michael tailors the lessons to meet the students needs

Very nice selection of vinyl. It's not often you come across some amazing LP gems. For those that…read moreenjoy music and collecting, stop in this place. They have a lot of CDs. If you are looking for a guitar or a place to jam, come here. Super nice guy runs the store.

I like this place. It's not a mammoth trading location where you often find teen employees who have…read moreno idea what you're looking for or talking about. The employees here are VERY knowledgeable. I was low on cash last Christmas, but wanted to get my 5 year-old a Wii. I traded in my play station. I feel the manager was sympathetic of my situation. He helped me find a few games that are popular with children one that was educational but fun, one that was more just for fun, and Mario Kart for us both to play. Hey can a dad get anything Nintendo without Mario? Hehe he set me up with two controllers and explained the system to me. Other stores may have a crazy high selection, and even slightly lower prices (though I shopped around and the prices aren't that different,) but the service is spectacular!

Although this store has a large selection of well organized used games, I found them to be…read moremoderately to very overpriced. Between Vintage Stock and Gamer's HQ, I would find no reason to shop here. If you've hit those two stores and had no success finding what you're looking for, I'd say proceed with caution here, and make sure you check out pricecharting online before you buy anything so you don't end up overspending. Also, I get that it's a used video game store, but frankly it kind of had a weird smell... I would definitely check the other gaming stores in the area before coming here, and even then, I'd buy online before coming back to this store. Definitely a last resort for me.

I'm listening to a USED copy of U2's "Rattle and Hum" while I write this review. It sounds brand…read morenew. The part owner was very friendly and took time to explain how he cleaned each used record before he put them up for sale at his shop. It paid off in the quality of the play back of this record. They even have some records that I can't find in Kansas City. I will be back for more in the future. Please support this local small business.

I am a pretty nostalgic person and I value a lot of things that are from my childhood in my younger…read moreyears and when I saw this place tucked away in a corner of Topeka, I just had to stop in. The moment I walk threw the door, incense hit my nose and I was completely taken back in time where music and the feel of the times of record players and dancing and hanging out with family overwhelmed me. They had original recordings of all of the historic artist from Roberta Flack to the Beatles. The Grateful Dead, Elvis, Carlos Santana the list goes on. I even spoke with the guy who worked the shop who gave me a history of the place and where I can actually purchase a record player. Seeing all of this brought me back to the sound of vinyl music that is missing today and I'm seriously considering purchasing a record player and being able to collect some of the albums that I grew up listening to. If you are a flower child or an 80s child or even a 60s civil rights or hippie child, this is the store for you. Some memories are worth keeping forever and this is one of those places that captures those memories. If you're ever into collecting priceless recordings of your favorite artist this is the way to go!!

This place is an establishment with a peculiar personality. You will only find lots of paperback…read morefantasy, novels and science fiction, manga, comics, and of course... Adult reading materials. There is no Aristotles or platoon in the collection of used books or any other modern author. I have to say while is not my type of bookstore, there is still in business thanks to its peculiarity.

great place with a huge variety of books friendly service. the owner is very knowledgeable an…read morehas such a variety of books from all genres. Also has movies. Graphic novels etc. Highly recommend for all your book needs

The cutest bookstore in MHK! Friendly staff, decent coffee, and average book pricing for books that…read moreare both older and new.

I love me an independent bookstore, but it's the particulars of this one that make it a great one…read moreto visit and maybe lose yourself for a few hours amidst its (dusty) shelves. The Dusty Bookshelf is an anchor in Aggieville, which is KSU's go-to shopping district. The bookstore has a storied history supporting the university community and vice versa and on any given day, you can run into students studying, faculty/staff grabbing a coffee, or a local family doing a hit of retail therapy. The coffee shop inside serves decent classics and some interesting monthly flavors. You can pick up a nice gift and of course, grab a new or new-to-you good read.

I have fallen out of the habit of visiting NOTO over the past year or two, but always remember the…read moreRound Table Bookstore as one of my favorite places to visit. Today , my daughter and I made a point to go and it is even better than we remember. Friendly, comfortable, and with an incredible selection of truly great books at great prices, we spent hours enjoying ourselves. They have beverages and treats at great prices, too, and we are committed to visiting more regularly. It made our day!

Cute bookshop with a great selection Book club books are up…read morefront, along with banned books and classics. Used books are along the back wall with kids and young adult books in the middle, along with notecards, magnets, coffee cups and other gifts. Of note: they also have coffee and treats!

Friendly & knowledgeable staff. Shortly after entering the business I was asked what I was looking…read morefor. The staff member quickly brought me the book I was looking for and I was out the door. If you are buying many books over a period of time you should sign up for their rewards card.

The store doesn't look like much but it feels like a classic Barbs and Noble on the inside. The…read moreselection is fine, not great but that's not the disappointing part. I got an email advertising a special giveaway only in stores. Once I got there not only did the staff have no idea what I was talking about but they had never even received the promotional items. The staff didn't really do anything to explain the mix up but this is disappointing because now I cannot trust the newsletters anymore. Maybe one day they will get with the program.

Best record store , hands down, in the KC metro. New arrivals section for used vinyl is always…read moreamazing.

we were downtown while visiting 'home'. Having grown up in Lawrence when you had Kief's and…read moredoing record hunting the first time around I found it rather soul soothing to go into a place again and thumb through a thousand records again. Some are new, some are used. Place is packed with records from one end to the other and you have to navigate in/around the people there which is how it was done in the old days. I remember finding 'The Information Society' in downtown Lawrence as a teen, was funny to me in that I was picking up They Might Be Giants first release, and the Big Science release from Laurie Anderson. Things I did in the late 1980s once before. I hate feeling like some old person saying 'back in my day' but there is a sense of contentment to flip through a huge selection of sounds, seeing things and deciding if based just on the cover if it's worth spending your hard earned money on. Something playing over head selected by someone who works there, finding something new, it was a shared experience that I think we miss now with everything algorithmic and solo. The only downside being that it's hard to balance a solid selection in a physical location, I'm sure compared to 'online' but there's nothing quite like flipping through records and finding something you were looking for. Solid pricing for a retail location in downtown, you're not going to buy 11 records for a penny like Columbia house but you won't be disappointed with the selection and the hunt.