A Gal Named Cinda Lou Antiques is your mid-century forward store in town and unlike other stores…read morethey are packed with entire sets of things such as glassware, carafes, pitchers and limited run dishwater. I loved the state of everything they sell you'd swear it was new and never used. Also the flow of the store is enjoyable as it makes one want to continue to explore slowly and touch everything possible. Its perfect for a one of a kind gift from an era previous to ours and with the quality that with be lasting as part of your story for years to come.

Friends and I recently spent an afternoon in Old Westerville and we happened to find this adorable…read moreshop after stumbling out of our lunch spot a few doors down. The bright colors, 60's-70's vibes, and fun name caught all of our attention. We didn't hesitate before nodding our heads in agreement, we had to go in! From funky clothing and jewelry to home decor, art, and kitchenware, this place just screams hippie wonderland... Take me back to the 70's please! It was wonderful. Towards the back of the building is a mini record store and that's where they hooked me! My record collection is largely oldies thanks to my grandmother. Luckily, they had a good mix of music and I picked out a more recent album I knew I needed in my collection. The staff was friendly, the space was fun, I'll definitely be back!

Great Record Store! In town for work and this gem popped up. Easy parking and access to the…read morelocation. Overall the store was clean and well organized. Great posters on the wall and great tunes playing. The gentleman that was working was super friendly and helpful. He pointed out new collection he just got, and I grabbed some. This a wide range of prices and I left feeling like I got a deal! I definitely be back! This store has a good stock of albums and seems like getting new and old stock in.

Now Spinning Records is a suprisingly kitchey LP source. Kitchey is a favorable word for me. I…read morefound this little gem while heading home from Polaris - looked up vinyl LP in Google Maps. Serious VALUES can be found here. Found a Linda Ronstadt "Prisoner in Disguise" in primo condition for $5.00 at Spinning Disc. Added to the collection a Miles Davis "Relaxing with Miles Davis Quintet" for $12 and added a Montreaux Jazz Festival 2-LP monster for under $10. Now Spinning Records is a small store, barely noticeable just off West College Street in Westerville. Easy parking. Proprietor sells T-shirts but primary goods are vinyl LPs. Highly recommend Now Spinning Records as the owner is knowledgeable and loves music.

This is the first time I've been in this record store and I absolutely love the vibe in there. Of…read moreall the record stores my husband and I went to today, this is the best smelling store and all the plants add to the vibe. Ill def be back!

Friendly downtown record store, with knowledgeable, chatty staff. Located very near the Ohio…read moreStatehouse. I am impressed that the folks that work here seem to have quite a good handle on the live local music scene, which is a nice distinction and helps him to really stand out. In addition to a great selection of vinyl, they also have some useful supplies available for dedicated record collectors. sometimes record stores can be "dusty" this one is well lit superbly organized, and a joy to visit. I've never been in this store that it hasn't been enjoying heavy foot traffic from other audio fans. This of course is a positive sign that the inventory here is worth coming in and having a look.

Okay. First and foremost. There is a cat that roams around, that in and of itself is deserving of 5…read morestars. But there is a great selection of used records and even some new ones. Everything is organized very nicely and priced really competitively. The gentleman working was very nice as well.

Passing through town and this store made me want to move to Delaware. The records are…read moreextraordinarily well organized, clean, and represent a wide range of genres. Prices were fair and the staff person was informative and helpful. Oh, and the cat! I would support federal legislation to mandate that record stores employ a friendly cat. This is in my top three vinyl stores in the country, and I've been to many.

A great shop at the far end of High Street. Not very large…read morebut very busy. Not many great bargains but you'll find something you are looking for.

I was visiting Columbus Ohio on April 11 and I decided to go into this vintage record store that…read morehad apparently been there for years. I bought five different T-shirts. The young man at the register asked if I was going to use debit or credit. I told him credit. He rang me up. Came out to $79. I was surprised why so much so I took a look at the receipt and he had charged me a service fee of five or six dollars. I asked him what that was and he said oh that was a service fee for using a credit card and I said to him you should've told me and after that he went silent and so did his associate. Neither of them said anything. They were very perturbed that I said anything. Unbelievable!! I will never be going back there again and I will let everybody know about my experience about them adding things to my total without mentioning it. This is unethical and flat out wrong. I could care less on the five dollars extra but he should've asked me beforehand. We are doomed with Gen-Z!!

Once upon a Time, School Kids Records, and the accompanying Used Kids Records were two stores that…read morefound their homes on High St just across from the Ohio State University campus. in those days, you would trample down a narrow set of outdoor concrete steps to enter a wonderworld of vinyl LPs. These days it's a street level entrance, but the absolutely amazing vinyl selection is still very much present in this new record shop located on Summit Street north of campus. most people would be hard pressed not to find several selections that they really like in this large shop. Truly incredible variety. As with most shops like this in the Columbus area, there are some vinyl record collector supplies available for purchase. True collectors and audio files will find this feature very useful. Friendly and talkative staff at the front desk, who are happy to answer thoughtful questions. They are knowledgeable so if you have something on your mind, hit them up if they can help you, I'm feeling pretty confident that they'll do their best. Parking can be a bit of a chore as there are a number of other retail shops in this immediate area, it is also a residential area, and a highly trafficked street. With a little patience, you'll be able to find something relatively nearby. Be sure and check the signs to make sure that you're parking in an area that is permissible.

Whenever I'm in Columbus, Ohio, Used Kids is one of my necessary destinations. I remember going…read morethere once back in the '90s with a much cooler friend, in what I believe was an older location, and being in awe of his ability to dig through crates and come up with incredible records by bands that I had barely heard of. Now I'm a bit further along in my appreciation of punk, hardcore, metal, and more, and remember him every time I come and wander through the LPs, 7"s and 45s, tapes, and more that fill its long shelves and multiple rooms. If you're not a punk and hardcore fan, don't worry. Used Kids has a bit of everything, and holds it all in an environment that's well lit, clearly marked, affordably/reasonably priced, and staffed by friendly, knowledgeable folks who won't make you feel like an idiot if your awareness of niche jazz or Eastern European post-punk bands doesn't equal their own. New music and old, used records and still-sealed wonders - it's all here, and giving yourself a copy of hours to wander is well worth your time. See you soon, Used Kids. You know I'll be back.

A legendary record shop with a lot of history in the Columbus music scene specifically tied to…read moreJamaican (reggae/dancehall) culture. Nicely curated vinyl selection of all genres new and used as well as cds, merch and specialty items that any music and entertainment lover would enjoy and the prices are pretty legit. Definitely worth stepping in and seeing what catches your eyes, you're more than likely going to walk out with something!

Super interesting shop in Cbus . Never seen a warehouse style record store like it . A lot of cool…read moreDj events and ect seem to happen there as well . Definitely worth checking out.

You can spend hours in this record store... amazing! I was asked if I needed any help but I replied…read more"this is the best way to find something is by searching through the albums, pure nirvana!"

Found this record store a few months back. Huge selection, fair prices, great staff…read more Open Thursday-Saturday, also have a location in Indiana. They carry everything from vinyl to posters. Great mix of soundtracks, metal, and classic rock records. You can easily spend all day here going through the stacks.

Love this record store with a large selection of new and used vinyl records. The team that works…read morethere are friendly and knowledgeable. I feel like this is one of the better priced stores in the Columbus market usually leaving with 3-4 good quality finds. You can't beat free parking out front!

Awesome store worth a trip. Not just the obvious stuff! Best with rock, punk, new wave. A great…read morequirky spot with personality.

Very clean and nice store and the employees are super helpful too. I love their store hours because…read moreon Friday nights I can browse around since they close later than Half Price Books does at 8:00AM.

B&N Cafe is a good place to get your Starbucks fix. Much less busy than the Starbucks inside the…read moremall. Always good customer service at the counter and they have a surprising selection of pastries.