First time here today -- drove out from Baltimore. What an incredible selection this place has!…read moreWhat's even better is the service -- staff is knowledgeable and helpful, and even ordered some records for me. Everything is so well-organized so records are easy to find. That's rare in used selections, I've found. The collection of 45s is incredible. I didn't take advantage of the listening area, but I might next time. I left today after spending $175 for 24 records -- an excellent mix of new LPs, used LPs, 12" singles, and 45s. I'm looking forward to coming back once a month or so to see what new treasures I can find.

Great selection! Huge store and friendly staff. Got lost in this place for a few hours just sifting…read morethrough vinyl. Definitely recommend stopping in. Note, my OCD did kick in and I was dying to reorganize by category and for alpha order correctness, lol. If you're searching for a particular band, search the whole bin not just the grouping by band name because you may find what you're looking for buried in a different place. Also the staff will check the electronic inventory and tell you if they are currently sold out. Worth the trip to Hagerstown! ---- and they have their own off-street, free parking.

I always love stopping in for a browse and bite to eat. Good priced food and the book selection is…read morethe real treat.

Like many second hand bookstores, you get the occasional grandpa nodding off to his book, the older…read moreuncle who unbeknownst to himself starts singing along with the cafe music, and ladies meeting up for a chat. But also like many independent bookstores like this, you can the feel for the down to earth community where people just are. I came in for a morning coffee and to browse the books. I was impressed by the young barista's skill in making a latte to my preferences, and it was really nice to weave my way around the shelves to see what an algorithm recommendation would normally miss. Not sure about the food, but the book space and coffee are on point.

Great record store! Was a fun time digging through the records and crates. Easy parking to get to…read moreeither in front of the store or at the parking garage. Highly recommend checking the shop out if your into rock especially.

Bitter owner. Asks high prices for used records and wont deal on multiple purchases. Go to Jerrys…read morein squirrel hill where you can buy 3x for same money and in better condition

What a great find in historic downtown Bellefonte PA. The great Mish Mosh (which has a great name…read moreto begin with) is an awesome antique/thrift store that offers many different items. The store is broken up by two floors and both offer some very unique items. I was really impressed by the first floors selection of furniture for such an inexpensive price. They also offer a large selection of vinyl on both floors. Overall this is a great place to check out while in Bellefonte that offers really cool items at great prices!

I love MishMosh! I have found so many amazing pieces here. You have to go often so you can be sure…read moreto see all of the new items that Brian finds and vendors add. It's truly the best collection of antiques, vintage and upcycled items. The shop is in an historic building adding to the charm. Be sure to go upstairs! If you have a special request, just ask Brian --he'll find it! You'll love Mish Mosh. There are gems throughout. Some times I go just to reminisce but usually I end up buying something. I normally repurpose or upcycle items I find here. My house is full of MishMosh from MishMosh!

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 spot! I'm a huge music fan with a growing record collection so was thrilled to see…read moresuch a wide range of (fairly priced!)choices here. Classic rock records in abundance along with rare/hard to find gems that I had never seen before..the owner is a collector and the unique posters and framed colored vinyl bordering the wall are really cool. Was also able to find a lot of new "millennial" music that spanned all types of rock in addition to electronica and hip hop. The store also sells a variety of turntables, headphones, collectibles, supplies, and boasts a killer T-shirt collection. Unfortunately I already have a turntable but will return when I'm ready for my upgrade. The owner was super helpful and clearly very passionate about all things music.. I'll be sure to come back for more. An audiophile's dream, go check it out!

Owner was incredibly helpful and hospitable. Gave me a few suggestions that were worth my while…read more Great selection of old and new music inspected and rated by him. I left with a great haul which were all reasonably priced. Next time I'm in the area I will definitely visit again.,

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.

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.

RIP Records is great I return often to see what is on the…read moreshelves or search for records or cds that I'm interested. I've even bought DVDs and books in here. Long live RIP records.

Summary: If vinyl record stores were like sex, this place would be the Kama Sutra…read more I've been a collector of records for years and when I was visiting my folks for Christmas I had a chance to stop at Chucks. Within 10 minutes, I'd found one album I haven't been able to find in almost a decade and another that I honestly thought I'd never find. The store looks small...but the kicker is the owner is a true collector and understands what people who collect vinyl are trying to find. You won't see 20 copies of an album by someone that only their mother knows record an album. There's solid selection of used vinyl from artists that matter like Bowie or the Stones or Beatles or Rush. He has some new vinyl, which isn't my thing, but those currently hopping on the vinyl trend will have something for them. And Chuck knows his crap when it comes to records. If you want to do business with someone who knows what he's doing and prices his items in line with what collectors will pay (and not just rip you off like flea market folks do), you need to come here. I wish he wasn't 1,200 miles from my home. Bottom line: The R.I.P. in Chuck's R.I.P. Records really stands for Really Important Place.

PROS: this place is the only record stores in the town. Their selection is amazing, their lounge is…read moregreat, and the prices are good CONS: the guy at the counter was grouchy and very introverted when we came in OVERALL: I don't think the hospitality was good but if you're just looking for a record than this is the spot to come to

My son bought 4 cassettes from Sweet Repeat Records. I tried to look through the vinyl records but…read morethe store smelled of cigarettes and the smoke smell was so strong that I had to go outside and wait until my son was through shopping. I'm normally one who wants to flip through all the records in hopes to find that album I have been searching for but this wasn't the place for me.

Antique Depot can be a lot of fun to wander around and look for good old stuff…read more I love good old stuff. The new stuff for sale in mass market retail shops is crap. It's cheaply made. Electronics break. Clothing pills. Everything feels flimsy. And who needs more new stuff when there is perfectly good old stuff about? Plus it's better for the environment, our finite natural resources, not to mention helping to support small local economies of merchants selling their wares. Antique Depot is a vast warehouse composed of scores if not hundreds of stalls rented by individual merchants. But visitors need not worry about such details. Simply walk around with a basket, take what you want, and when you cash out the Antique Depot makes sure the merchants get their money. I do love how that creates a variety of aesthetics, time periods, and merchandise from stall to stall. That said, there is a downside to this approach as well, and that's the casual racism. Now some might simply dismiss my concerns as vestiges of history, selling old family heirlooms that may not have been seen as racist in their day, but now... definitely racist. And to be perfectly frank, they were racist all along. Which is not an accusation that the staff or any of the merchants are racist in any way. I suspect they are just uninformed about the cultural sensitivity of such artifacts, or maybe they just don't care. Hard to say. But either way, the jarring nature of these discoveries (and there were multiple ones scattered throughout the warehouse) knocks this place down a star or two. On my recent visit, I went in looking for what I thought would be the impossible: antique absinthe glasses that didn't cost a fortune. What I found may or may not be antique and they may or may not officially be absinthe glasses, certainly they were not labeled as such. However, they are lovely, absolutely work as absinthe glasses complete with a dosage punt in the bottom, and cost only $5 each! Plus there are cats! Did I mention the cats? They have their own stall and it looked like you could pop in and give 'em a pet if you needed a break from your shopping. Overall a trip to Antique Depot is a fun way to spend an afternoon, just come prepared to see some culturally insensitive reminders of the past out on display. If you have kids, or if you are a kid at heart, don't miss out on the amazing pinball arcade in the same warehouse, but with a separate entrance a few doors down.

Great place! Staff is friendly. Lots of different vendors for everyone's taste. I like how there is…read morea cat corner for the store cats.