Four levels - yep, FOUR - of nostalgia!! Such a terrific collection of games, books, tapes, CD's,…read morefigurines, posters, comics, vinyl, collectibles, etc. you would be hard pressed not to find something that doesn't make you go, "I remember this!" Each level has different elements. There's stairs, as well as an elevator to access all levels. Prices seem reasonable for the things that they offer. Everything is well kept and in protective sleeves, etc to preserve it from getting worn. Every employee was pleasant and friendly. Not sure about parking as we walked. But, it's super close to the Heinz History Center so could easily walk from there. Well worth a visit!!

Eide's truly is a store with something for everyone! From comics to records, even toys and antiques…read morethere is a huge selection of items here to look at! There are multiple floors at Eide's and you can take the stairs but there is an elevator. Their floors are organized by the type of item they sell on that floor. For example, one floor is records, another is comics, toys, and action figures, so it's pretty simple to find the right direction if you're looking for something specific. The staff is also very kind and helpful. During my most recent trip I was browsing the first floor and found one of my favorite books from my childhood! It was only $5 and I couldn't pass it up. You just never know what you'll find here, but I can guarantee if you look hard enough you'll find some gems!

--Location/Parking-- There are multiple locations throughout…read morePittsburgh. I went to the one close Carnegie Melon on Forbes Ave location. Street parking can be hit or miss. I took the bus there to avoid any parking issues --Ambience-- Think of a Gamestop but will a clean interior and the game organize by consoles and knowledgeable staff willing to help you. I recommend this local gem if you are looking any retro and non-console media/gaming/ etc. --Service/Staff-- The staff knew their stuff. Friendly and energetic. I wouldn't mind spending time there to nerd out on pop culture. --Food/Products-- Wide range of media from video games (which I was interested in) to CDs to toys to many Blu-ray. It's like a Gamestop and Best buy in media selection all in one. --Capacity-- The Forbes Ave location is kind of small. I would say about 20 or so people would be crowded in the store and could make it awkward to walk around in the tight space. --Overall-- I would be back to see what new items they have in stock and see if people have traded items that I would be interested in.

Great prices, and good selection. I come here often. It's in sq. Hill area…read more They always have new things coming in

Biggest record store I've seen in my life they also had amazing prices, can't wait to go back…read more Bought a Joan Baez record and I was happy

This record store is gigantic and maybe my favorite thing is that there are a couple of different…read moredivided rooms, and different music was playing in the main room (which includes rock/pop, alternative, and folk alongside all of their bestsellers) and then if you venture off into the well-stocked jazz room -- through a small corridor, you are greeted by a whole new acoustic vibe. The records here for the most part seem to be vintage. I didn't find a number of things I was looking for -- perhaps they were too new to be found here or a little obscure. But, I did notice that they have a very large collection of musicals and film soundtracks (the former of which I am a major fan). The rows and rows of what I think is their back stock not in the main center of the store are also a sight to behold. There are also a lot of hodgepodge bins at the front of the newest and "hottest" arrivals, as well as employee picks. I'm sure I'll be back here again. There must be 50K records in here. It is a bit overwhelming. Also, I will lastly say that the prices for the majority of items I saw while perusing are rather affordable and reasonable.

My girlfriend was charged $40 for 4 Shirley temples because apparently they didn't have a button on…read morethe kiosk to ring up shirley temples, they could only charge for $10 drinks. That's unacceptable and she was most likely given a $7 value of grenadine at best. I'm sure if they needed to they could have created a custom item and set the pricing but this business instead decided to prey and take advantage on someone who was too Kind to disagree and refuse the order. Shame!

I've been here several times but wanted to wait until the bar area was up and running for awhile…read morebefore making a review. Hands down one of the best places in the city to go for vinyl. The record store is impeccable with new finds as well as rare. I've seen quite a few bands play here as well from local to touring and national acts. Space is small but packs the people without being uncomfortable. Acoustics are good. The addition of the bar was a smart move. Affordable prices with alcoholic as well as non-alcoholic beverages. This is totally a place I'd want to visit if I were on vacation somewhere. Glad I don't have to leave the city to do so.

This is a fantastic record store!!! I rarely find what I'm looking for, but I did today!! The…read moreprices weren't outrageous either. Plenty of street parking and staff was super friendly. I had a great vibe the minute I entered the store. I can't wait to return ...

Been to many record stores across America, and nothing still compares to The Attic! For a record…read morestore with thousands of vinyls, their shelves and computer system are well organized, so I'm always able to find what I'm looking for! Staff is also extremely welcoming and helpful. They even host local DJs there too! Overall great place if you love collecting records and want to get more involved in the Pittsburgh music scene

Very nice selection of items and things crammed in quite tight…read more MAIN ISSUE IS IT WAS 90° inside that place and only 70 outside. We weren't greeted at all- or acknowledged so for a place that was voted PGH best record store- not sure. Wasn't able to buy anything mainly bc my ability to stay and look was shortened in the hopes of getting air and quickly.

I returned to the store this evening to try and sell the rest of the figurines and entertainment…read moremerchandise from my personal collection I have been building over the years. We went to the store a few days ago and felt that the young lady was fair in the offer she gave us for the few items we brought in to sell. As a result, we thought it was safe to bring the rest of my collection all at once tonight. Unfortunately, my husband and I truly feel like a fast one was played on us. We brought well over 50 items into the store. After waiting approximately 45 minutes for the three associates to look over the items, the young man called us to the counter to let us know that they were only interested in purchasing quote, unquote just a few things. He pointed to a bag sitting behind the counter that was stuffed to the top with my collectibles and said that they were not interested in hardly any of the action figures or collectible figurines. He then pointed over to a shelf which only appeared to have 12 items tops and said these are the few things that we are interested in purchasing. His offer was $20 store credit or $16 cash. Thinking it was only if you items I took the offer and brought my throne about collection back to my car. I just got back to my house and realized that I was never given a receipt showing what exactly they bought in the price they gave me for each item. On top of that, when I went through my collection that was hardly stuffed in the bag I found it was more like 25 to 30 items most of which were my action figures and collectible figurines. Needless to say I am not happy in the least. I have been searching online and all through the website looking for a contact form or an email. I would really like to formally document my complaint and dissatisfaction. Oh well... I guess I am going to just have to personally go into the store tomorrow to the bottom of this. I'll be sure to keep you posted on how the situation develops and the resolution presented... If any Grrrrrr

--Location/Parking-- Located in a college town part on the…read moreoutskirts of Pittsburgh. I only saw street parking, but caters to the college crowd. --Ambience-- Shelves and shelves of old-school media. Great of physical media buff, which is well stocked and recommend if you are into video games. --Service/Staff-- Staff was friendly with the usual entrance greeting. I didn't purchase anything so I didn't have much interaction with the staff. --Products/Service-- Varies depending on the location and inventory in stock. --Capacity-- Indoors can hold 15-20 people, which can be tight. I don't recommend coming here with any big luggage or bags because of bumping into inventory or damaging anything in the store. --Overall-- Great for treasure hunting your physical media or video game buffs.

The only best worker that worked at the exchanges on used Carson Street at the time when I was a…read morekid was Will. He was honestly one of the best workers other workers yes and no some of them did their jobs and some of them didn't would I recommend people to sell things at the exchange? It depends on what the item is.

Such a great local record store! The staff is very knowledgable and approachable. The inventory is…read morewell organized, they have a really nice selection of both old and new records (both in terms of release date and condition). The prices are fair and on par with what we've seen in other record stores and online! They also sell AV equipment and accessories, so it's not solely records being sold. In speaking with one of the staff members, it seems as though they are more than happy to special order any specific albums upon request, which is so nice! I strongly recommend stopping by, and cannot wait to return for more music!

Love this place! Great vibe, knowledge, and super helpful! Selection is deep. I've purchased new…read moreequipment, new vinyl, and used vinyl in excellent shape.

Had a great time visiting Johnny Angel's he was super friendly and took the time to talk with us…read moreand tell us a bit about his story and his times playing out as a drummer/singer. His museum had so much amazing memorabilia and I also found a pretty awesome record and magazine. It was great stopping in and I would recommend to everyone.

Such a cool place full of music history. Johnny Angel shares so many great stories. He is a living…read moreencyclopedia of music from the 50s through the 80s. There are collectibles and music trivia galore. When in Pittsburgh, Johnny Angel and his museum are a must see!

A good selection of vinyl and friendly staff. My only complaint is that they are slow with trade…read moreins. It took 2 hours to go through all my stuff where it should have take maybe 45 minutes. Besides that it's a good location and I'd do business with them anytime.

The workers were very polite and attentive I highly recommend this Exchange due to its proximity to…read moretransportation