No recent reviews on this place...makes sense! This place is horrible! I would give this place…read morenegative stars unfortunately I have to give at least one star to have this review to through. There are a ton other smoke shops with quality products and the people behind the counter don't look sketch! Anyways take your money else where, this place does not need to be in business. Bad service, bad products...bad all the way around! Take your business elsewhere!

I was just ripped off. They sell records hade like amateurs. I will never be coming back here…read morebecause today they ripped me off. The Sales clerk Mateo told me that anything which did not have their price sticker on it was a dollar. I spent well over an hour digging through the dollar bins. When I was making a final sort through a pile of 80 or so records they then informed me that they would now be $2 per record. After 10 minutes of conversation they then agreed to go back to the original dollar price. Upon check out they still overcharge me. After the sale was complete they told me that that Price stickers from old record shops also now counted and were more expensive than one dollar. They rip me off about 20 bucks. Not even worth arguing any further. Avoid this shop. Additionally earlier as I I dug through all of their records pulling out records I was interested in they kept wanting to grab them and move them to the counter.

I don't know what these guys are doing in Provo because this might be the best record store in Utah…read more(Please open a location in Salt Lake County). Super editorial, used records don't really seem like the highlight and totally fine with it.

Great experience shopping online! They shipped my albums carefully and they helped me out with my…read moreconcerns

Incredible store with a huge selection of used and new items including books, records, DVDs, comic…read morebooks, instruments and more! This is an incredible spot that entertained a big group of people with different interests. I Highly recommend stopping by!

The selection is cool. Lots of fun stuff on sale. Do not sell anything to them. They will give you…read morenext to nothing. Sold a Lego Bouquet set that was never opened. They offered $2 cash or $5 store credit. What the crap?

Mainly a vinyl shop with a rack of t shirts now. Looks like a great vinyl store but not so thrift…read more But the used vinyl is great.

It used to be an actual thrift store and it was great. Now it's just a lame hipster store filled…read morewith nothing but "vintage" vinyl records, old little glass box ships, and valuless Funko Pop figures. They should have changed the name. It's very misleading now. I'm so disappointed that they changed this dramatically.

This mall...anyway, this particular location actually has some new CDs...precious few, but those…read moreand DVDs, and some used stuff as well. Why? No idea, but this one is definitely a lot less invested in pop culture than the one in Orem. So, I guess if you're looking for music or movies, this would be the one to hit and if you're looking for pop kitsch like figures or Japanese food items or blankets or related stuff, Orem is your bag. Both of them are flooded with Funko POPs, though, so if you're into deformed hunks of plastic, either one will work just fine.

Every once and awhile, I'll be rolling down 2100 South in Sugarhouse and hit 700 E and think "Hmm,…read morethe FYE is still there!" I used to hit up the FYE back in the DVD days, but haven't gone in one since Obama's first term. So imagine my surprise when I'm rolling through the Provo Mall to see an FYE. Stunned. When I went in, it was much different than I remember. The DVDs and CDs were mostly relegated to the bargain bins. FYE's reason for survival quickly became clear: The most voluminous collection of Pop! Funko in the entire mall; a gigantic Rick & Morty display in the front; enough pop culture t-shirts to clothe an army; DC and Marvel comic clothes and collectables, vinyl records and cool turntables; and Pop Sockets (accessories for the back of cell phones). They've really found a way to stay competitive with the other pop culture stores by having "exclusives", such as the Batman/Aquaman 2-pack, and Pennywise (with teeth) from "It", and Jimmy Hendrix burning his guitar at the Monterrey Pop Festival. I put the word "exclusives" in quotes as you can get them on Amazon; however, even those have the FYE label on them. The "For Your Entertainment" of FYE has changed a bit, away from the movies themselves and rapidly toward the clothes we wear and the collectibles we display long after we see the film. I get the distinct feeling that the new, evolved FYE is here to stay.

I initially entered this store under the impression that it was a vintage clothing shop on google,…read moreonly to discover it was actually a record store -- which was a bit unexpected. I took some time to browse through the selection of records and CDs, but I found the pricing to be quite unreasonable. It seemed apparent that the store is taking advantage of younger collectors by significantly inflating prices. After a brief conversation with a bearded staff member, it became clear that this place operates more like an eBay reselling venture bummer i think, oh and ill add that he yelled at me for touching a display!

FYE's website is hopeless, but the stores have made the transition from more traditional…read moregames/movies/music into more or less just vinyl, smatterings of DVDs, but mostly a pop culture themed store. There is a ton of Japanese imported food and drinks here, much of it exclusive to FYE, lots of action figures and related stuff, quite a few different t-shirts, bowls, cups, just a huge embrace of various elements of pop culture, both American, mostly horror, and Japanese (ranges a lot). If they're going to do it, selection is going to be important and they do very well on this side. I can't say it's a wholly welcome change, for me, anyway, but they're doing a pretty solid job leaning into it...for the few stores that are left, anyway.

My second-favorite antique/collectible place in the area (Confetti in Spanish Fork is the first)…read more Went there again this weekend and spent entirely too much time in the two buildings, which is easy to do. The people are friendly and sincere, and the selection constantly changes. We enjoy bringing our young grandson here, it's like a museum to him. Only two "cons" to mention: 1. Some of the vendors are very sloppy about how they display their items. In some booths, DVDs and CDs are buried on the floor behind other items. Which means squatting down and digging to find anything. And for seniors and the disabled that's easier said than done. It's not the fault of the staff of course, and they'll always help. Requiring vendors to make items like that more accessible and closer to eye level would be a good start. 2. It's hot inside on hot days, and I know the staff feels it too. But in chatting with one of them this last time she mentioned that the owner is putting in central air, so that should improve. It's an easy way to spend a whole afternoon browsing there-- give yourself time, it's worth it!

Treasures Antiques is one of my favorite places to find the coolest things in Utah County! The…read morelocation sprawls across two large warehouses with a little open outdoor space between them and the parking is easy and right off the freeway. I make sure to stop by every couple of months to see what new items they have in store. I try to buy second hand the best I can and have been able to find some great pieces here, from gifts to home decor. The workers have been friendly and there can be some killer deals too. There's a little bit for everyone here! Just a note: they still have some up covid protocols up like the arrows on the floor and the mask signs but no one follows them. Also, with outdoor section the weather has really given a beating on the items out there.