What a great used record shop! It was very easy to get to in the trolley system from the…read morelake/downtown area. The selection had many titles that I have not been able to find at other locations. The attendant was super informative and helpful. He saw what I was looking for and made great recommendations. The prices seem reasonable and comparable to other shops I visited. I will definitely visit again.

Prices were on the higher side, and the staff didn't provide much assistance. While there's a good…read moreamount of new vinyl available, the selection of vintage records is fairly limited. Additionally, not comfortable with their political views being displayed in the store window.

Best record store on my Toronto visit. Great selection for everyone. Friendly person on the counter…read moreand knows his records. I will definitely return when i visit again

The best record store in Toronto. The vinyl selection is well curated. I found Japanese pressings…read moreand jazz, international music, and even some old Edison sound recordings. Amazing! The jazz section is not only organized by artists but also by instruments. Also appreciate that the classical music is actually showcased and not just thrown in the discount bin, as with other record stores. Staff is also super friendly and offered to help with any questions.

Toronto institution A go to for cities DJ's…read moreBought my 1200 here (90s) Yonge St sucks HARD these days, so it's a good move to a cooler area; Spadina, Kensington

I thought I was buying two new LPs but instead it was used. Wrote to inquire about it but owner did…read morenot reply. Cannot trust the online purchase.

Great place with low prices for books. I don't remember getting a good buying rate for the books I…read morebrought in eons ago, but I appreciate that I could pick up some cheap books for my kids!

My favourite place in the city. Every time I go in I leave happy! The prices are unbeatable and the…read moreselection is incredible. They don't always have what you go in looking for but you'll always find something you'll end up wanting.

Teeny tiny little records store on Dundas Avenue on the north side of Bellwood Park. Definitely…read moreworth stopping in to see what they have. Good tunes are always spinning...staff is laid back and friendly

No list of Top Toronto Vinyl Stores is complete without Shortstack Records…read more While the shop is smaller than some of the others in Toronto, it more than makes up for it with its customer service. The owner Cal MacLean is a true vinyl aficionado who has helped me track down several of my most sought after LPs for very fair prices. I also highly recommend selling/trading your unwanted records here as it has the fairest prices in the city.

This record store is a real gem. Everything is so well curated, the dollar bins are incredible. I…read morecan't compare this to so many other stores because they really take care to make sure that what they have on the shelf is of good quality whether it's new or used. The neighborhood is also awesome. I live in the US so maybe I was a bit star struck when I visited but I can't recommend this place enough. The people working here were also very friendly and helpful.

Nicely organized, little record store on Ossington. Take time to pop in and see what they have as…read morethey get new used vinyl. Prices are competitive. They spin some nice tunes while your browsing.

Awesome gem tucked away in downtown Toronto area! Owner and…read morehis shop have been around for years..! Found a couple great dub records and even a 7" Of my own NoCal punk band! Awesome hang and highly recommend to anyone looking to dig through some bins!

Very rude female staff. Absolutely no care for customer service, with a passive-aggressive…read moreattitude. Owner himself is a nice gentleman and offers good prices with a great collection of records and cds. Too bad he got this female staff who just destroyed his business. After the nasty encounter with the female staff, I will no longer want to return to this store again. Owner needs to beware of what this fenale staff is doing to his business. Such a pity and a waste.

What a great little store with friendly staff and a good selection of more current music and…read moreartist. If you are in Toronto and are looking for current radio hits then the selection at this cute shop is for you. As a person that prefers music from the 80s and 70s the selection was limited but that didn't stop me from finding a couple of gems. The albums appear to be predominantly new with a smallish section of used discs. Prices seem fair and I would definitely visit again.

Great record store with a nice selection of new and used vinyl. They also had CDs. What makes this…read moreplace stand out is the amazing friendly staff. I felt very welcomed and we chatted a bit about music. Being in town alone this was welcome and made me feel good about being in Toronto. I bought a couple of records and left a happy vinyl collector

This is a great place to find old (and some new) DVD, Blu-ray, CD, records. DVDs are 3 for $10 and…read moreBlu-ray are 3 for $15. Have the store is dedicated to records. Everything looks in good condition. They also have some old record players and VHS TO DVD transfer service.

This place is kindof a mess…read more The records aren't well organized at all. Everything starting with the same letter is all jumbled together. So if you're looking for Bowie, his records will be scattered throughout the "B" section. That's okay I guess if you've got all day to browse, but the records are also packed in super tight. So browsing, usually a pleasure, becomes a real chore. Another bummer, there is little to no current music here.

Service has always been great. Owner is always very helpful and polite and most importantly,…read morehonest. One of my favourite stores to purchase vinyl and CDs.

Keith celebrated his 5th anniversary in grand style on 12 August 2017. It's hard to fathom that I…read morehave been a client of his since November 2012! His vinyl is always of excellent quality and his selection changes so frequently that I have missed out on some gems in the past. His CD wall has grown since he sold that beautiful Seeburg juke box: (shame shame Keith). Oh yes, let's not forget the great coffee and large selection of different teas. And last but not least, Keith supports local artists by displaying paintings on his walls. On Sundays, he invites local musicians to perform for those who venture in between 12:00 and 17:00. All in all, one of my favourite spots on the Lake Shore. P.S. Bring in your vinyl and Keith with WASH it for a pittance. The difference will amaze you!