I like this record store. I really do first the negatives they don't take credit cards as a…read morenon-cash person I prefer to pay with a credit card. What a shame prepared with cash or you don't get your own stuff I don't condition. Some of the records the greatest are the greatest you might wanna if you know how to look at a record to see how What conditions and check it out before buying the prices are a bit high but when you find a deal you find out if you're in the area, which has very few record stores. PS if you're coming to look for CDs, you're out of luck as they don't carry much. only a few dollar ones which I had most of out in front.

I really like this record store and have gotten a few fun/exciting purchases here. It's in a great…read morelocation, they have new and used records and, unlike some record stores, the people who work here are nice. I think this is definitely one of a very few go to record stores in the area.

The worker was extremely friendly, the aesthetic of the store was very clean, and the vinyls were…read moreall very well taken care of and perfectly curated. There are a lot of good deals and a lot of good media to choose from!

This is a great shop, one of the best in the Hudson Valley/metro area. As a collector, I've…read moreshopped at most of the stores in the area and this one really surprised me. I'd been in some time ago but don't remember the selection this good. Nice mix of new and well-priced used. Example, I paid under $10 for a Promo copy of Elvis Costello Blood and Chocolate in very nice, VG+/E condition. Good Jazz selections as well. They also had a nice selection of bootlegs which you don't see very often. They sell books and clothing which for me usually means it's not a serious store, but Main Steet Beat is the exception. Great staff well laid out and popular, the store has a nice vibe plus Nyack is a fun town to visit with great restaurants and a rich history.

Craig is the Best! Great stock and a lot of fun to shop! Always a great time.I never walk out empty…read morehanded

Great selection of used rock and Jazz records. Owners are great. Fair prices. Bring cash. Prepare…read moreto spend at least an hour at least.

Great store . Knows his music and has very original collections . A small museum! Best of luck…read moreBob!

Great selection of used records. Awesome vibe with Modern Love side B playing when I walked in…read more Records are in great shape. I'll be back.

I just left this spot hoping to get some records. DON'T waste your time. It's disorganized & things…read moreare about to fall, it's dirty & dusty. There are a few records w/price tags on them outside of that PRICES ARE MADE UP. For instance: I ask "Do you have a dollar bin?" The guy's reply "Me know what cha talkin' 'bout." Cool. I dig for some records then bring them to him hoping to pay. He commences to FaceTime 2 different guys laying in their beds to tell him the prices of the FIVE RECORDS I choose. The guy on FaceTime tells the old head "$15." to an old warped cover of Shaft the Soundtrack. Then another $15 for the next record I choose. Keep in mind all of these records were in terrible condition. Scratched w/covers that were torn & warped. I told him to stop & that he needs to get a dollar bin. Also that I am aware how much records go for as I collect them. AGAIN, DO NOT COME TO THIS PLACE AT ALL.

Went to Moodies when I was in high school at Mount in the 90's, and this place was incredible…read more Bought mix tapes and records from then way back when. Definitely a place that defined my adolescence. And eff Lindsay R's review. This place is and always will be the real deal.

The gem of the town. I don't think I have ever had a positive experience at a record store like…read moreI've experienced at Marquee Records. I was almost instantly given the warmest welcome by their three volunteers, Mark, Scott, and Tom. My first interaction was with Mark who gave me a separate tour of the Theatre and provided the inside scoop into the history of the building, how it was built in the 18000s and saved so that it wouldn't be torn town. I admired the building, and how they keep it preserved. The moldings on the wall were beautiful, the tiling, and the architectural design of the theatre was preserved for 300 years and is still running. I was also given a small peek into the old projector room that they don't use anymore. I didn't know this until now but this theatre is a favorite of my grandparents. I was also a fan of the DVD donation collection that they had in the shop. It's huge! They have plenty of genres for all ages and that's when I had a fun conversation with Tom about movies, and famous actors. If you take the time to stop and talk to them, they are pretty great. I found the movie I was looking for which is pretty cool seeing as the chances were slim but I was happy and purchased a few extras. Each DVD is around $2 but I don't know how much the records are. Scott is also really kind and personable as well and will answer any and all questions you have about music, the difference they make for the theatre, and where you can find them on social media. If you ever find yourself in Tarrytown and you're looking for a place to find good music and a really cool movie collection coming here is the best choice. That's the same if you would like to meet some really cool people who care a lot about the theatre and it's history. So please come browse, chill, donate, or even volunteer. You'll be glad you did.

Great cause, and a great little shop. See my previous review. Just note, that for some reason,…read more3/5 times I bring up a $2 record, one of the dudes in particular will say, 'oh, I didn't see that' or 'oh, that wasn't priced, where'd you find it,' and then charge you $10; it's all for the Theater, so, fine, but it sort of takes the fun out the dig or the search. These are not pristine records, they're donations. Either its' $2 unless marked' (as posted everywhere), or its '$2 unless marked, or possibly more when you bring a record up and the guy randomly decides he wants to charge more.' If it's the latter, the signs need to change.

RIP John, local legend. Would love to find a way to keep this place going. John was rude,…read moreopinionated and kept a cache of private stuff you couldn't buy unless you caught him in a rare good humor. That being said he was iconic, and too few of these places exist. He and it will be missed!

Crazy that this place is gone. I guess everyone who loves music in North NJ should have visited…read morethis place once, at least. The service was rude, the selection lousy, but sometimes you could find a decent priced item. RIP to the cranky proprietor, maybe he's listening to right-wing radio and telling people how to flip through records in a better place.

Although it's called Cholo's Record Shop, their music selection is primarily CDs. There were a few…read morevinyl records behind the counter for $5 each. The staff member recommended a CD, however when I got home and removed the shrink wrap, the CD inside did not match the outside of the CD (still great music nonetheless). Staff member recommended that I check out a different record store in East Harlem (El Barrio?) which has a larger selection of vinyl records.

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PROS: I always come here since it's the only retro video game store in the area. Variety is amazing…read moreand prices are reasonable. They also have card matches and the place is organized CONS: scarce street parking, owner can be a bit snippy, and most items don't have a price tag so you have to ask each time you want a price OVERALL: I will continue to come here since it's the only store of it's type and it does a good job supplying and buying games

Lotsssss of video games for all systems. Just wish they had…read moremore Pokémon cards, especially singles.