Music lovers, rejoice!…read more If you're looking for a place where great music is key, look no further! When I first started my record collection, I asked my music-loving co-worker where to go and he immediately recommended Hear Again! Located in downtown Gainesville only a few cobblestoned steps from the legendary Hippodrome Theater, Hear Again has a fantastic location in the heart of the city. You'll usually know when the shop is open based on the standing sign that is propped up during business hours! Upon entrance into the store, you're surrounded by some of the greatest tunes to ever be pressed on their various mediums with more genres that you could even count. Hear Again is so wonderfully organized and arranged, there never seems to be a a CD or vinyl out of alphabetical or genre order - talk about arrangement! The wonderful store owner also keeps a running list online of available vinyls, also available on their Instagram page which is updated weekly with new arrivals or sales. My favorite portion of the store? The used records! I've scored vinyls in prime condition for $5 or even less! One of my favorite details about Hear Again? Their COVID practices! Upon entry, you get your temp checked, hands sprayed with alcohol/sanitizer and you are then provided with gloves. I love it!! So if you're planning to show some love to your music collection soon, Hear Again has all the greats your record player could want!

Walking into Hear Again feels like walking back in time, where you can be in a room full of college…read morestudents who are so enthralled by the music selection that they barely even pull out their phones. Hear Again has both new and used records, as well as a killer cassette selection that includes a lot of recently released music, which is hard to find. Everything is priced extremely reasonably. The person behind the counter is always super kind and personable, and willing to help out and give great suggestions. This is a great place for a music lover to be on a hot day (or any day).

This was my first time in at a pawn shop, and I selected this one because of the high reviews. I…read morespoke to "Ski" on the phone, and was very friendly and invited me to bring in my pistol so he could take a look at it. The place is very popular, and he was very busy. Every time somebody entered he greeted them. He gave me a very fair offer on my gun, and I am very happy to have some cash. I would highly recommend this business!!

These guys offer square a deal regardless if you're buying or selling. They are very friendly and…read morehelpful as well

This is a nice local bookstore. The selection is pretty good for how small the place is. They also…read morehave local authors' books, which is nice. It's a welcoming space and the employees are helpful. Third House also hosts a couple of events a month. Check this place out if you are downtown.

I love exploring local businesses when possible and Third House Books & Coffee is a true gem in my…read moreopinion. This small store sells fresh-brewed coffee, as well as publications from independent press companies. The selection is varied, and there's even a section of books specifically meant to read in house. The menu is small and straightforward, featuring less than ten items, all under $10. Seating is limited with about four tables, two couches and a coffee table. The store has a very cozy atmosphere and is a great place to sit and get work done if things aren't too busy. They do host events on some nights, such as readings, meetings and mic nights, all of which are posted on their Facebook page. Third House has an open hallway connecting it to Downtown Wine & Cheese next door. They are separately owned, but may have deals during events like Open Mic Night (50% off one glass of house wine). I enjoyed my time at Third House, and I hope to see the business thrive. They have my support for sure.

The gentlemen that run this business - and I do mean gentlemen - are fantastic. They were kind and…read moreinformative and very helpful. I came in needing data transferred from one external hard drive (that I thought was faulty) to another new one. About 1/2 hour later, they called and said both were fine and that I could save myself the money by transferring the data myself. That's unheard of in today's world - where a business actually looks out for their customer. And on my way out, I looked around at some of their refurbished computers and wow, the prices are amazing. These guys have all my future business and I will refer them to everyone!

Told them what was wrong with my computer, they didn't believe me and gave me back a computer that…read morestill wouldn't turn on. Eventually got them to listen to me and fix it (took a whole month) and they broke a letter off my keyboard in the process. This part isn't their fault but I got harassed by another customer and followed to my car and the man working there just watched and let it happen. Would've been nice if they offered to make sure I got to my car safely but that's not their job. Just an awful experience all in all here. Don't recommend

I had a ring that needed some repairs and Rob was amazing. He fixed it right there on the spot. I…read morewill definitely return and shop in the future. So glad I found them on this northeast side of town. Thank you Rob!

Fast and friendly service.Limited parking at times. Open 7 days a week…read more I am getting some jewelry repaired. Cost is a little high, and jeweler needs 1-2weeks to complete repair. Overall, I think they have been there a long time with a good record.

This is what I put up in the description, on eBay, for the lot of jewelry that your company had…read moreoffered me $665 for: The local pawn broker (TB Goods) offered me $665 for these pieces of 14K and 10K nice jewelry (I am 80 years old and trusted him) the 14K is 13.3 g with a current online value of $850.24 and the 10Kn is 13.7 g with a current value of $547.27. I have been selling off jewelry I had because of the economy I needed the money. After looking online at values for the first time I think he is a little greedy. The starting bid is what the pawn broker offered me----CAN WE DO BETTER THAN THAT? A buyer almost immediately offered me $1,200 and as soon as we put up a buy-it-now he paid the $1,200, he wrote and said that PAWN BROKERS AND JEWELERS ARE TAKING TERRIBLE ADVANTAGE, ESPECIALLY OF OLD PEOPLE!!!

Great place wonderful people They always have interesting…read morestuff you never know what you're going to find in the pawn shop

First time here, in to get ideas of what some old coin was worth, the lady was short in her tone,…read moreshe's didn't even look what we really had. Felt unimportant and rushed. Also, had some estate jewelry I wanted looked at but no thanks, I'll go elsewhere.

I went to the Coin and Jewelry Gallery in Gainesville, Florida with a box of half dollars and…read moresilver dollars. The lady I dealt with was the co-owner. She was very courteous, and told me the value of the monies as she sorted through them. Although the final amount was somewhat lower than I had expected, I was okay with that, as I understand that they need to make a profit too. I went to this business a week later with smaller denomination coins as well as antique jewelry and paper currency. The young lady that waited on my was unfriendly, and went through my coins more quickly that I would have expected. She didn't mention the price they would be paying for the wheat pennies, large pennies, Indian Head pennies, Buffalo nickles, Mercury dimes, etc., until after a co-worker had taken my cigar box of wheat pennies ran them through their coin counter. I had coins in folders. The best coins were in folders and the value of some of some wheat pennies was in excess of $25.00. When the young lady was finished, and the coins were processed such that I could not retrieve them, I was told that I was being paid two cents per penny, whether they were Wheat or Indian Head pennies. I am not a jeweler or collector myself. I was helping the family of someone who had recently passed. The 1930's antique gold wedding ring with four diamonds, brought me $40.00. My biggest mistake was not refusing an offer of one-hundred dollars for some Confederate paper money and fractional currency. The male co-owner said that Confederate money and fractional currency had no value other than historical or as a novelty. I found that when I went home and checked online, that the value of that stack of paper money was in excess of four hundred dollars. All in all, I found that in dealing with the Coin and Jewelry Gallery, I was paid more that five hundred dollars less than the true value of the money and jewelry I took to them. I thought that I had found an honest people to deal with, and had already recommended these people to several friends. I will be contacting my friends and letting them know that I was mistaken. If you want the true value of coins and jewelry you are selling, it would be in your best interest to NOT take them to the Coin and Jewelry Gallery in Gainesville.

I was in the store yesterday. While shopping, I heard 2 store employees , one male (cashier) one…read morefemale, talking loudly about Taylor Swift and her wedding. The male said he hated her guts and the female agreed and went on to complain about how the wedding shut things down in New York. I'm not a Swift fan, don't listen to her music, but this conversation went on for a while and was very unprofessional. Of course they are entitled to their opinions, but to express that level of negativity near the register as opposed to maybe the breakroom is inappropriate.

It's like going to a flea market if you like that kind of thing. The female manager is too familiar…read moreand too casual with the customers. I personally like boundaries with customers and employees. It loses professionalism when certain boundaries are overstepped.