This store is a browser's paradise. Very reasonable pricing. Record stores like it are a dying…read morebreed, but Record Revival is keeping the dream alive. Going today with cash in hand knowing I'll find some unexpected gems. If you like low-fuss record stores, this is it.

I visit this record store every weekend. Thank goodness it is not opened every day because I would…read morebe broke by now. They have a very nice selection of records and a massive collection of cd's and used records for two dollars. Ralph knows his stuff well and Jared and Izzy always welcome you with a big smile. Best prices around. If you are brave enough to enter the Quakertown Market, you will not be disappointed.

Came back today for the real Grand Opening. We were here for the soft opening a few months ago…read more He is now on the ground floor with window exposure to Union St. Much more room and many other vinyl collectibles on offer. There was a solo guitar player performing acoustic songs. A lot of traffic during the grand opening and many folks stopping in while strolling by the store. Seems to be some buzz around the place. The owner mentioned that he has plans for some theme nights. Can't wait to check a few out. Worth a look if you are in town. Mark.

Great shop. Owner is extremely knowledgeable and has excellent recommendations on all genres…read moreparticularly Jazz and 80s (odd mix i know) I walked out with 5 records, 4 of which I had no prior knowledge of and all are on my fav list

Great spot for records. They have a huge selection of new and used vinyl to choose from…read more They also have a massive $1 record area of you are looking to do an art project or would like album covers.

A great shop in a very cool small town. The selection was outstanding with a solid mix of new and…read moreused vinyl and CDs. The prices were on par with most other shops I've been around the country. The staff seemed to mainly stay behind the register and let you wander but were more than happy to help answer any questions. Definitely worth the hour drive north of Philly to check out, along with the nearby bookstore and the great little town square.

Such a cool place! It has charm for days. Please check it out and support them! The staff are cool…read moretoo

I think it was really cool, the workers were so kind and it was just a nice place in general, nice…read morefor looking and hanging out.

Absolutely stellar vinyl records seller! I came across them at the Orlando International record…read moreshow. I found some great deals on perfect record. If I'm ever in Pennsylvania I'm definitely going to their shop. I hope they come back to the next record show ... many thanks

This place has an amazing collection of old books, magazines, newspapers, everyday documents, used…read morerecords, CD's and old currency. I bought some science fiction magazines from the 60s and 70s for only 15 dollars. The issues were in great condition. I also collect old newspapers and they have a good amount going back to the 1800's. You can easily spend hours at this place. Employees are all very nice and knowledgeable.

If you like digging, this might be for you. It is a warehouse with two floors. Top floor contains…read more$1.00 books. Bottom floor contains books, vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, maps magazines, old postcards and pictures, and everything in between. Unfortunately we found it to be disorganized and musty. A couple of the books I paged through on the bottom floor were dirty and should definitely be upstairs in the one dollar section. Mainly older books. Don't expect to find a lot of current reads. Also, one thing to note is that the adult men's magazines were not far from the comics. Not the best idea. The staff that was there was very helpful trying to assist everyone to find what they needed. If you have a day to spend a couple of hours and would like to hunt for a gem, give it a go.

Great service and were very willing to answer my questions as a first time visitor. They actually…read moreordered something for me that they didn't have in stock.

New Wave is my favorite local Comic Book Shop. Jason and co. are the nicest people, and are happy…read moreto welcome anyone, whether it's their first time or they come in every week. This isn't a snoody insider shop, where an angry neckbeard will laugh at you for not knowing your Image from your Darkhorse. These folks are happy to help anybody with their first venture into comics, or will kindly leave the veterans to browse. They will set up a pull-list for you, if you want to keep up to date on the latest issues, which is even easier and more convenient to do from home if you use Facebook or Instagram. Just follow their posts and comment on their new release postings to pre-order anything in advance. And my favorite Sunday activity is following their weekly "Claims," where they feature new-to-the-store key issues and bundles at great deals. It's also a great spot for Free Comic Book Day and Halloween. They have some back issues, including some nice expensive finds on the wall and behind the glass, but since it's not the biggest shop in the world, you could probably look elsewhere for that. The customer service and atmosphere is what I come for, though, so it's my first and primary destination for new books.

The staff are wonderful! Super kind, informative, and helpful. They have a great record selection!…read moreI can never leave without at least one.

I love this store! I used to go when I was a kid, then I moved and came back and resumed my…read morepatronage. Mary, the owner, is very friendly and knowledgeable about music. The staff is welcoming and always happy to talk about some tunes. They do new record listening parties and events throughout the year; I checked out the one they did for Green Day's new album and that was a lot of fun. Prices are fair (or at least standard for nowadays), and they have a large selection of both vinyl records and CDs. Highly recommended.

Great little store with a diverse selection of Rock, Psych, Prog, Jazz, Soul etc. The owner is…read morereally what makes the shop special. After retiring from a career as a brilliant engineer, he gets to repair and/or tinker with vintage audio equipment and listen to vinyl and reel to reels all day. Not many people have this skill--- and the ones that do don't openly chat with you about it the way this guy does. He is as rare of a find as some of his records. I have purchased a few components from him as well as vinyl.

Very nice owner!! Helpful and very knowledgeable about equipment & things you need to get the job…read moredone

Where else can you buy jeans for $5 or less? Tell me. Clothes are clean and arranged by color, so…read morewhat you need is easy to find. Great longer style winter coat I picked up for $12. Camel hair with no flaws. Saw one in Wal-Mart (ick) and the sticker read $75. Hmm. Think me gonna go more often. You betcha. Christmas coming up & books are great gifts. Hardcovers for $2. Can't beat that. Anyway, I donate to this store, so I know the items are pretty decent. People are pleasant, more so than in regular retail stores too.

Staff is rude and manager (dirty blonde hair in her 30's) does not know how to be culturally…read moresensitive or have skills and knowledge on diversity, equity and inclusion. This manager needs training on how to deal with HUMAN BEINGS, especially the elderly w/ disability of any kind. My mom went into store on Friday 6/28/24 w/ her emotional support dog (yorkie/poodle, 4lbs, very tiny) and after my mom spent quite a bit of time in store collecting the items she was going to purchase, manager had followed her around the last 10min before kicking my mom out. My mother was told that only service dogs were allowed to be in store w/ owner and emotional support dog was not sufficient enough. After my mother shared that her dog was an emotional support dog, she persisted in asking my mom about her disability (if any and what kind). This seems like a huge violation to be asking what disability y mother has whether service or emotional support dog. You should never ask a persons diagnosis in either case, hence why papers/forms are completed properly and tags are provided to such animals and owners. My mother just froze after panicking out of fear she'd get in trouble (being Hispanic and speaks clear English), she left her things and walked out. As soon as she got in her car she brokedown crying and felt humiliated by the demeanor and conduct in which manager had approached her. I just found out about it right now! Being part of my job to advocate for people throughout many years in a nonprofit myself in the social service field, I felt it only right that I advocate for my mother as well and let others know about this particular Salvation Army right in Quakertown 309 and Pumping Station Rd. Suggestions: -have clear policies on your store website defining what dogs/pets are allowed into store and why that particular one. -train your staff especially managers on how to be more sensitive towards the population they serve and cultural awareness and beyond. If you aren't a people person and it's just another job, perhaps you're in the wrong place. Don't violate people's rights in asking them their personal health issues that are not your concern. You represent a nonprofit therefore are a reflection of their leaders, staff, mission, vision and it's not just local or state, it's nationally. I am appalled, baffled, embarrassed for my mom and anyone that goes into that store that are of a vulnerable population no matter what community you're visiting from. You don't know peoples stories or life experiences, even journey to than disrespect them. My opinion and fact of my mother's situation made worse!