Thank you for being so helpful and resolving my phone issue quickly, "Excellent phone repair…read moreservice, The owner was very knowledgeable and friendly.

Great electronic store and has amazing selection of cell phone. The people that work there are…read moresuper nice and helpful.

The Vu is truly a hidden gem, and it's a shame that more people in Boston don't know about it! It's…read moreBoston's *only* video rental store (cue the nostalgia) AND they're a micro-batch coffee roaster with a full-service coffee shop. Not only is the coffee delicious, but it's so reasonably priced, which is such a rarity these days. They also have a microcinema where they hold screening events. Super happy to have a spot like this in the neighborhood!

Great coffee Very…read moretasty snacks Great service Will return often and I don't live in area

My husband used to spend hours in Nuggets while living near by in his college years. We are glad…read moreit's still around and we were excited to check it out, him to revisit it and myself to discover it. Unfortunately, now it's overpriced, it has old, dusty (literally) merchandise, pretty dead in there when we stopped in. We came back on a Sunday to revisit since we were walking in the area, but unfortunately it was closed. They close early, at 5 pm on Sundays. Not opened on Mondays. Too bad, customer service is OK, but it's hard to find something affordable and in decent shape to get.

I come here every time I visit Boston. Best record store in country. OG store with no…read morecomputers and every purchase written on paper. Always leave with a classic. This time. It is rise and fall of ziggy stardust. You have to visit.

MY FAVORITE record shop for reggae. Vaugh is the man. Go buy a mix CD or some vinyl. Talk about…read morefishing. Might be a while before you leave... But make note: Gemini hasn't been at the Blue Hill Ave location in at least a year. They're on Washington St over by Codman Square now.

Newbury Comics in Back Bay is always a fun place to stop in…read more There is a great mix of music, merch, and pop culture finds, so it is easy to spend more time here than you expect just browsing around. One of the highlights is the vinyl section downstairs. Really cool selection and a must check if you are into records. Definitely worth popping into if you are in the area.

" Cool store things you don't see anywhere "…read more This store is in a good location if you take the train . If you drive you need to have someone wait in the car while you go in , my best option . So the store is huge with lots of things you don't find anywhere else . I got a pair of socks that say " my dog is cool as fuck " and a Newbury Comics black bag, basically their swag . The store is definitely pricey but they have unique pieces in on location . You pay for the newbury comics name , lol.

I miss this place. If you were a loyal customer they have a lot of free Shit. Tuesdays new…read morereleases were the best

Great selection of mostly used records, cds and cassettes. Store is well organized and everything…read morewe looked at was labeled correctly. Great selection of new and vintage music t-shirts. The store also has their own line of t-shirts, some only $10. Very reasonable prices, picked up some cds for only $3-4 each. Both of the guys working there were friendly and helpful, told us to take some free stickers and thanked us for stopping by to shop. We will be back.

Hey there - Support your local record stores. Indie shops, labels, radio stations, venues, artists,…read moreetc. are what keep the scene alive. Shotgun review: - Small, cozy store - Reasonable prices - Knowledgeable staff - Friendly, welcoming environment - Huge selection of alternative music on all formats - Smaller but still mighty selection of other genres on all formats - Iconic tenure in the Providence music scene - long live Armageddon

Plenty of games for different types of consoles, they get new games everyday. A lot of vintage…read moreitems and used in good condition electronics. Good prices, not cramped. I stop by often.

EXTREMELY TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! I came in to fix my PlayStation and the woman at the counter…read morerefused my service and gave me extremely rude customer service and unwarranted behavior. Take ur money and time elsewhere

Bull Moose Music moved from its former smaller store in Downtown Portsmouth to a bigger strip plaza…read morespace on Woodbury Avenue near Gosling Road.  Anywho, this new employee owned Bull Moose store is way less cramped than its former downtown location. This store had their grand opening several weeks ago. Like its old location except more spread out inside, the Portsmouth location offers a pretty good selection of new and used music, movies, video games, and books to choose from. The store is still a work in progress and evolving. The store has been organized nicely by sections with vinyl records, books, CDs, video games, DVDs, Blu-rays and miscellaneous items in between. The music is organized by genre alphabetically with a mix of new and used CDs, though some CDs were not on the shelves yet and still in boxes. The DVDs and Blu-Ray movies are separated and organized alphabetically, TV and music titles separate. The prices including the sale prices here are very competitive to other area stores  (ie. FYE, Best Buy, Target, Walmart). As a holder of the Bull Moose Music FBC (Freakin' Buyers Card), I earn points with each purchase here and receive the Bull Moose Music weekly emails with their e-sales flyers, new releases, promotions, and events (chainwide).  IMO, the new Portsmouth Bull Moose location is an improvement to the older cramped location. The Bull Moose Superstore in Scarborough, Maine is still my favorite location with a larger selection of new and used books to choose from, which also had some good travel books offered at deep discounts.

I will NEVER bring in all BRAND NEW, UNOPENED DVDs to BULL MOOSE ever again. I brought in 37 DVDs…read morelike The Dark Knight Rises, Wedding Crashers, The Fighter, Spy Kids 2, As Good As It Gets and (2) Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets. When we came back from the movies, they already put stickers on, with their prices, like $5 each. They offered $33 store credit, not cash for 37 DVDs (under $1 each). I have 100's more brand new DVDs. I have to pay for an upcoming operation.

I buy all of my books from the Frugal Bookstore. If they don't have it in stock, they order it for…read moreme and they have it for me the next time I go in. They give me 10% off every time I spend a certain amount of money (I don't remember what the amount is. They keep track for me). What I love most about the Frugal Bookstore is their collection of BIPOC children's books. I love knowing that the books that I buy for my nieces and nephews will feature BIPOC characters and stories. Thanks to these books, they will grow up seeing representation and knowing that diversity and inclusion is normal. Most of the books at the Frugal Bookstore are written by BIPOC authors or feature BIPOC characters and issues. There are also a few small gift items and calendars. The store is pretty small but packs a big punch. It's well-organized, clean and usually overseen by Nia, the owners' daughter. She's really welcoming and friendly. She got me into Sister Souljah's books! I'd want people stopping by to know that the hours are kind of limited. I sometimes kill time at the nearby Dudley Cafe before heading over to the Frugal Bookstore. Also, the front door can stick and requires a good pull/push to open. I wouldn't want those characteristics to deter anybody because I love frequenting this bookstore!

Very helpful staff. It's a place for anyone to enter who wants to expand their options as readers…read moreand citizens of the world. Broad selection for sure! Staff can help you hone in on in store and online options.