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Uncle Tony's Donut Shoppe

4.3 (32 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Tiffany A.

Dope record shop, great selection with really friendly people. Definitely a vibe, check this spot out!

Matt C.

A true gem in Downtown Orlando. First off, I'd like to thank Yelp because I never would've known this place existed. And how about the name of the store? Donut Shoppe! I knew these guys would be legit even before I set foot inside. This is by far the cleanest record store I've ever been in. It almost felt like walking into your really cool's friend's penthouse/loft. Couches to the right and super minimal art design made for a down-to-earth vibe. Of course, records are the forefront - as they should be. As I spoke to Jonathan (hopefully that's the correct spelling), I shared my admiration for not stocking the shelves strictly with Classic Rock or Indie. As much as I love those genres, it gets old after a while. Here you'll find a strong assortment of Jazz, Funk, Psychedelic, World and a small selection of Classic Rock, Hip-Hop and Soundtrack. Most of the records are used. I can definitely appreciate this because UTDS specializes in first pressings and rarer versions of most LP's. Prince, Sublime, Van Halen, Beastie Boys, Frank Zappa and A WIDE VARIETY OF BEATLES SINGLES. Oh yeah, it took everything in me not to spend my entire paycheck on those rare EP's and 45's. I walked out with a live John Lennon 12" single w/ Imagine and Come Together, and a Pearl Jam 45 w/ Spin the Black Circle and Tremor Christ. If this shoppe was in my neighborhood, I'd certainly host an event here (ahem, Andi P. & Colleen B.)! Jonathan, you were professional, knowledgeable and a genuine dude. I wish the best for your shoppe. UTDS is not your typical record store. That's the highest compliment I can give.

Chey D.

So freaking cute! I frequent record stores and this one is positively leaps and bounds over your average vinyl spot. When you walk in, the ambiance is so chill but posh, the selection is nothing short of AMAZING, and the counter help was sweet and helpful. Not to mention the music that was playing- Lord have mercy it was sweep you off your feet amazing. These records are vintage! I'm talking actual 50s/ 60s/70s/80s editions of the Stones, Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, Fleetwood, Marvin Gaye, etc. The big bigs, for a REASONABLE price. While your average record joint is gonna have a copy of Zeppelins Houses of the Holy with a beat up cover, scratched record, and a label of like $97- Uncle Tony's gotcha covered with a pristine condition record for like $30. Plus all the cheap 45s (I scored a 45 of Fleetwood Mac's Gypsy in perfect condition for $4 *happy dance*) and the whole room of $5 records, it's highly worth the stop. This will be a must visit from now on when I'm in Orlando. Oh, and did I mention the Instagram worthy mural on the side of the building??

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Andi P.

5 Stars for a record-junky's absolute heaven! I'm admitting right off the bat that I'm not very knowledgable when it comes to records and obscure music. What I liked about this shop was the fact that despite that, I was treated with such respect and the owner talked to me for a while about how he obtains the incredible records they have in stock, the renovations he did to the space, local events he's involved in, and Orlando in general. I'm a talker and I appreciated how open he was to indulging my questions. I was only in the shop for a short time looking for a unique gift for a friend but my impressions were of a boutique space that's been decorated with deliberate style. From the polished concrete floor to the custom wooden furniture and accents, the shop feel both industrial and also 70s groovy. There's a turn table playing music while you flip through the shelves of records and even a few retro couches for when you want to give one a listen. The space really puts you in the mood to spend some time listening and grooving. Another thing I dig is that they carry clothing and accessories by Biggest & Baddest (a brand of The BBoy Spot) giving you a hint about the incredible BBoy scene in Orlando at the moment. They also carry a few retro boom boxes and vintage record players (that make me want to chuck mine out and decorate a room around one of these funky gems). This spot started as a pop-up shop in the Milk District and I hope it succeeds in its new permanent location because it is the kind of shop I don't want Orlando NOT to have. This won't be the last time I stop by the Donut Shoppe!

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Cool soul and funk collection. Left without buying any records and totally regret it but will try to come back for the Brazilian LPs

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10 years ago

Nice clean store and I do like the novelty of the donut shop. Very small selection of way overpriced used records. Booo!

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Great record shop! Knowledgeable employees and an excellent selection of rare vinyl. Definitely worth stopping in!

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10 years ago

Great shop. Brooklyn was fun and knowledgeable. Sure the prices are top dollar. Minty minty demands $$$$.

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11 years ago

I found some amazing albums and got turned on to a couple more. A great way to spend an afternoon. Love it!

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10 years ago

Love this place! Great vinyl records! They have their more rare selection available on their store online: http://www.eldonutshoppe.com/

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“It's clear the owners have a deep appreciation for music and have a passion for vinyl classics, especially jazz.”

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