Went in not to buy, to but to ask about turntables which can transfer to mp3, as I've been lugging…read morearound albums for centuries -- or maybe just decades. He gave me some good advice about what to look for and also provided information on selling to him once that's done. While the selection looked voluminous, I didn't check it out; I was only impressed by his advice -- even with his polyanna-ish philosophy. ;) Great store, helpful owner. Check it out

Bob at 4000 holes is a real nice guy. He has a great selection and can order just about anything…read more He also sells vintage HiFi equipment. His prices are pretty reasonable. He also will let you listen to used items you are looking at so you can try new stuff to see if you like it without having to buy it. Best record store in town. I always stop in when I'm visiting from Atlanta.

This bookstore is so cozy. The workers are always sweet and friendly. Whenever I've gone in, I've…read morealways found something and at a very reasonable price. There are fun displays and a surprisingly wide selection for such a small place. Local artists' work is featured which is amazing. You can also sell books. I recommend this place to everyone!

Books assessable to everyone, at a most considerate price! Bring your well read and much loved…read morebooks and make a worthy trade! Tempting hand crafted gems top of the local nature of Page 42's offerings. All it needs is a Thoughtful Spot, a place for you to settle into your next favorite book, with a few comfy chairs, perfect lamp light perched on a side coffee table, complimenting quality crafted beverages to accompany the reading of well told tales and renderings of realities. And for the patrons who can't wait for the inspired conversations to unfold, an adjoining space with a "swivel door" to protect the quiet readers from the sounds of the "dialogues" conducted around round tables surrounded by 3 or 5 chairs, closely set so the arguments and soliloquies can be heard by the hard of hearing in the midst. Thank you, Page 42! Truly a Zag Effort!

Do yourself a favor and go the extra mile to the north side location. Female staff here are rude…read moreand entitled. They will scalp you on AAA (triple a titles) such as Mario final fantasy to name a few

I've been a loyal customer at game world for about a year. I've had alright experiences there but…read moremy last two visits there were awful. I was trading in about 10 games for in store credit and it took the man working there a half an hour just to do so. The scanner wasn't working so the worker had to type in the codes on the fine print of each of the games. He was suppose to put me on the waiting list for a game I wanted that they were out of stock of. however he forgot to. The next and most likely last time I'm ever coming there a different young male employee who acted very unprofessional and said bizarre things that didn't make any sense. When I simply stated that the last time I was there they forgot to put me on a waiting list the male employee acted like a smart ass and said "Oh to bad to was a hate crime." And he giggled several times under his breath. He made me VERY uncomfortable. I don't know what he was inferring by "hate crime." I was the only female in the store. I felt his comments towards me were sexist. He acted like he didn't want to help me he sighed and said "well I have to do my job." This worker has one of his friends doing 50% of his job and posing as an employee. I have two witnesses that witnessed this happen. I'm ready to contact the BBB. This was all very unprofessional.

The store itself is decent, but it's frustrating that they've never answered the phone since…read moreopening. I'm not sure why a phone number is listed if calls aren't going to be picked up. It comes across as a bit inconsiderate and makes it difficult to get basic information.

A guitar with a signature of Eric Church was purchased for $1200 to be donated to a nonprofit…read morecharity action. The guiitar was suppose to have authenticity paperwork, and the owner said he had it at home. The guitar was paid for, and it was kept at Curated Gems until the charity. The owner never got the authenticity paperwork by the time the charity auction started. The guitar is still setting in the store without the authenticity paperwork. The owner refused to give a full refund and kept $200 of the original $1200 paid to him. The only reason this is not a 1 star review is because the girl that works the counter was extremely friendly with great customer service.

Cool little shop. New and used records. Spent way too much money, totally worth it. Picked up some…read moreused and some new.

Wow! What a cool hole in the wall spot. Lots to see and find in here! The owner is super nice,…read morewould highly recommend if you're in the neighborhood!

What an awesome oasis in the Spokane Valley and the owner Jason is one cool cat!…read moreI just stopped by on a visit to Spokane and was only looking to grab a used record or two. I ended up getting a bass amp for my daughter. So much cool music stuff (instruments, sweet retro receivers and turntables, refurbed and new speakers, albums, amps.... ) packed into a clean well organized shop. I love this place! I'll be back4 sure

What a great hidden gem for vintage Hi Fi fans! Jason is so knowledgeable and informative…read more Absolutely no pressure and great items to examine!

I was in Spokane for a couple of days, and tried to visit this store both days. The web listing…read moresaid they were open, but both times I went by, the door was locked, no indication of anyone in the building; no explanation for why they were closed. If a business is going to be closed during a time they are normally open, there should at least be a note on the door saying "closed today due to illness" or whatever it might be. All I can go by is what I saw on the outside, which looked like a mess. I will stick with 4000 Holes when I am in Spokane.

My girlfriend and I bought a record player second hand with no needle. We called and took it in to…read morethe store and Richard put in a new needle for a great price and gave us 5 adaptors for the older records for free. He goes above and beyond to make sure the customer is satisfied. Will definitely be going back!

I remembered when Josh (owner) was at comic cons and toy shows before he had a store. I remember…read morehim form college as well way back in the 90s. That aside, this store is fun! I brought a friend here from TN this past Sept. and we dug around for a while. My friend bought a cassette or two he found and we had fun looking. I walked away with J. Geils Band vinyl from the record bins here. Definitely worth a visit to see the vintage toys, collectables, bikes, and shirts.

Very cool store! Providing you with all your Vintage collecting and Nerdy Needs! Owner was very…read morenice and helpful, and the store is small, but welcoming!

This is THE spot for good records in Spokane. Their selection has great variety, solid prices, and…read moreknowledgeable staff. Appreciated the conversation I had with one of the guys who worked there. I could spend hours... and thousands

Amazing selection, have been coming here for years, enjoyed the new location. Owner could be…read morefriendlier and less stuck up though.

I absolutely love Barnes & Noble! Always have! Been going to various B&N bookstores for years. They…read moreare all pretty much the same. Same layout, same coffee shop, same sections, etc. But I just love going in and finding a few books or magazines and finding a comfy chair and just flipping through the pages. I also love their beautiful journals!!! They usually have a lot to choose from!! Also, pens , paper, puzzles, stationary section, lovely cards for different occasions. Also have a fun kids section with fun kids books and stuff. Amazingly large selection of magazine's. Just a fun place to visit! I usually stop in here whenever I am in the Valley area, just shopping for the day.

Overall, we love Barnes and noble and this was a clean, great store. However, I brought my kids and…read moretheir friends. They were looking at books in the young readers section and found a book called spent. It's a comic book style book. They flipped through it and found some pretty pornagraphic images. Yes, they were drawings, but a butt naked lady and a guy with a strap on. I let the staff know and they did removed the rest of the copies from the kids section but the images are forever seared in my 12 year old daughter and her friend's minds. So we get to have a fun conversation and I get to talk to the other child parent. I did take a picture of one of the pages but I won't post it here. Hopefully staff will review books in the kids section a little closer going forward.