Vinyl lovers, just go. You will not be disappointed. My new favorite. 10/10 by comparison to other…read morevinyl outlets.

My daughter and I stopped here briefly on our way home from Branson and it is a really cool place…read more I didn't make any purchases but looked around for about 15 minutes. I couple records caught my eye but I needed to be strong! He had a huge selection of used records that were organized really nicely. Again, I was tempted to purchase a few but ended up walking out empty-handed. I would stop here again if I'm in the area in the future.

Vintage Stock should really be named Nerd's Paradise. Cause seriously, this place is awesome…read more They sell everything from authentic replicas of game items (think: Sora's Keyblade, Link's double-edged sword, even the DRAGONBALLS from DragonBall Z), old school records, posters, CDs, DVDs/Blu-Rays, and anything remotely related to gaming. Availability of different things vary widely by store, of course, but I've seen Sega Dreamcasts, GameBoy Colors, the original Pokemon Blue/Green/Red/Yellows, and just about anything else vintage that has gone back into the vault. These stores really are your opportunity to pick up timeless classics for just about anything that satisfies your inner nerd. The best part, though? They'll gladly buy any old video game, comic book, DVD, CD, action figures, etc. from you. Yes, they flip it around in their store and yes, they only give you 20% of what THEY value the item as, but it certainly beats dumping it in a box and sending it off to Goodwill since you can get some value back out of it (note: not saying that donating to Goodwill is a bad thing, cause it isn't). I took around 40 old Blu-Rays into one of their stores a few weeks ago and walked away with $60 in cash. Not bad. You also have the option to get store credit instead for an extra 20-25% in value (I forget the exact figure). Pretty sweet business model for both parties, if you ask me. Really, the only downside I've seen here are the pricing of their items. It's a bit scattered at times. They have some good deals tucked away in there, sure, but a lot of things that are currently being sold in stores will sell for a similar prices elsewhere. For example, Blu-Rays. Their pricing for newly-released Blu-Rays--even if the item IS used--will be similar to what you can get off Amazon or at Best Buy. But some may be lower, some may be higher, it just seems to be the luck of the draw for which titles get discounted/marked up. Pricing on vintage items are quite subjective, though, as some may think $30 for the old Pokemon Red is a steal while some may scoff at the price. TL;DR: If you're looking for a specific gaming/electronics piece that's a timeless classic and/or not on the retail shelves anymore, Vintage Stock is THE spot. You may have to hit up multiple locations, but chances are, they'll have what you're looking for. Additionally, if you're looking to get some salvage value out of old collectibles or electronics you have laying around, they'll gladly buy it off you for cash as well. Happy shopping, nerds!

Terrible customer service! My son waited 2 hours for them to ring his stuff up that he brought in…read more I went in to see what the hold up was and was told by the rude young man at the register that they get really busy on weekends. They were not that busy and I do not appreciate snarky brats! Will never come back to this location! Not good business practices at all. Shameful! This happened on Saturday, March 28th in the afternoon,

This is THE prime time spot to shop for vinyl that I've found so far in Kansas City. It's not even…read moreclose. Mills has the best selection, best organization, best layout and the best employees that help you find your favorites to buy and also recommend you some new favorites you haven't heard before. They keep the classics and their staff favorites in stock at all time and are good about communicating with their patrons about what's new, what's coming in soon, upcoming releases and re stocks and everything in between. Will be a customer for as long as I'm in KC

We were in the area driving around to look for an antique shop and we saw this record company. So…read morewe parked a little ways away and walked there. The staff was very nice and helpful. They had an extensive collection of records. I'm not really sure about the pricing of records but when I told someone who is familiar with pricing, they said that that's about what they go for. They also had a small book store section with new and used books. I ended up buying a fictional book and it was four dollars for a used book. We actually did recommend this store to people that we know who collect albums and they were happy that we did!

Always a great and varied selection, very helpful staff, and can not bet the price on the booksread more

I felt I was ripped off. I had a selection of books (18 with 12 of them hardback relatively NEW…read moreREALEASES) that I have read and wanted to clear my shelf. I thought what a wonderful idea of selling back my books. My goal was to get a few books for an exchange. I received $10.56. I certainly understand the business aspect of sales, but this is ridiculous. I wanted to get another book that was $ 15.49 and asked if I could at least "call it even" and was told I could only have my credit applied... I will never go back and donate all future books elsewhere or throw them away. Not worth the gas to go there. By the way I do not need money... PRINCIPAL. you all should go out of business.

Great store, great people working, I'm old and one of my favorite memories is going to the record…read morestore and going through the music, you can do that here with no pressure, the kids are very knowledgeable and the prices are great, they will order if they don't have it. Support local small businesses!

Normally when I go to a mall and I see an FYE store I just have to walk in and see what it offers…read more This place features a large variety of multimedia and a great array of games, collectibles and Prestigious finds. Staff here was very friendly and this place was pretty busy at the same time. Overall, even though it is a bit of a over priced I thought this place was worth checking out.

I don't even do yelp reviews but Im personally going out of my way to say this place is full of…read morescammers I was told Id be signing up for a free text thingy that sends you deals and stuff like that just like any other store right? but for the past year I've been getting charged for a membership I dont even use. and dont lose that mem number if you even got it cause trying to cancel it is a word I cannot use on here just avoid whatever they try to sell you if you don't plan on using that membership or want unexpected fees from a membership you don't even know you signed up for

Best record store , hands down, in the KC metro. New arrivals section for used vinyl is always…read moreamazing.

we were downtown while visiting 'home'. Having grown up in Lawrence when you had Kief's and…read moredoing record hunting the first time around I found it rather soul soothing to go into a place again and thumb through a thousand records again. Some are new, some are used. Place is packed with records from one end to the other and you have to navigate in/around the people there which is how it was done in the old days. I remember finding 'The Information Society' in downtown Lawrence as a teen, was funny to me in that I was picking up They Might Be Giants first release, and the Big Science release from Laurie Anderson. Things I did in the late 1980s once before. I hate feeling like some old person saying 'back in my day' but there is a sense of contentment to flip through a huge selection of sounds, seeing things and deciding if based just on the cover if it's worth spending your hard earned money on. Something playing over head selected by someone who works there, finding something new, it was a shared experience that I think we miss now with everything algorithmic and solo. The only downside being that it's hard to balance a solid selection in a physical location, I'm sure compared to 'online' but there's nothing quite like flipping through records and finding something you were looking for. Solid pricing for a retail location in downtown, you're not going to buy 11 records for a penny like Columbia house but you won't be disappointed with the selection and the hunt.

DONT SHOP HERE!!!!…read more Olha at the zona rosa vintage stock is a muy mal human being. In case she's not wearing her name tag, She's a short dumpy girl with glasses. She tried to convince me that a collectible was complete in box when it was visibly showing slots for parts that were empty. She told me those are for the parts on the figure and i took her at her word. I felt at-ease when she told me I had 30 days to return it for a full refund. I asked if I could return it to the entertainmart in Saint Joseph (also a joke of a business) because I live an hour north of here. She said yes! After some online research I see the figure is indeed missing parts. 6 in total. I called the Saint Joseph Entertainmart to make sure what Olha told me was correct. She verified and told me to bring them in. I was greeted by a guy that told me to head to register 1 for my refund. I went to register 1 and was next in line when the cashier just walked out of the store without saying anything to me. Not hold on, excuse me, NOTHING! Then after 10 minutes the guy walks in and says the district manager told him I cannot return the items because they are used. One was brand-new according to vintage stock and the other was used. They told me I could take them back to zona rosa and get my refund. How convenient! I'm at work so I ask my wife to take them back for me. The guy working the counter immediately said, "didn't the Sain't joseph store already tell you No on this return". My wife said, "actually the saint joseph store said to bring them back here." When asked by the male worker why Olha told me I could return these items she exclaimed, "I never said that!" They basically told my wife tough luck and have a nice day. To sum it up, Not only are the employees at these stores untrained. They are also liars with terrible customer service skills. They reserve the right to refuse a return, even if it's a legit return, as they see fit. The manager has the final say on a case by case basis according to their online website, which is full of grammatical and spelling errors which adds to the sketch of this business. Olha, learn what your store policy is, don't blurt stuff out of your mouth if it isn't true. While we're on the subject of truth, when asked if you said something that you definitely said, be an adult an own up to it. Don't lie a second time to avoid accountability

Great selection of movies and video games. And I was very impressed with the selection of Funko…read morePops, I just started collecting them a few months ago, and I now found the place where I can buy them at a great price. The owners are very helpful.

KingCade is a nostalgic all you can play arcade located in the mall. It has all the classic game…read moresystems from Nintendo to Sega in addition to arcade games. I found a pass on Groupon for a group of 4 that was $25. My kids enjoyed it. However, my 3 yr old got bored due to not understanding the games but that did not stop anything because they even had a toy room for the little kids. The part that stood out most was being able to leave and reenter during the day because it's in the mall. This is great for family's that may have someone who wants to be at the mall but not wait by the dressing room while you shop. I will definitely be revisiting once all the kids return to school so that I can be a big kid too.

This place is a rare find in 2026. It's a fun arcade where you and your kids can spend hours…read moreplaying without breaking the bank. My son and I went on a Friday night and played for a little over two hours until closing. We had a blast. They have around 30 arcade cabinets, two pinball machines, two skee-ball lanes, retro consoles like the Sega Genesis, NES, and PlayStation, plus modern consoles like the Nintendo Switch and more. If you have little ones, there are a couple of small playrooms with toys for toddlers. They also have board games and a party room for birthdays and other events. Admission was only $10 for me and $5 for my son, and it's unlimited play all day. You can come and go as you please . . . grab food at the food court or a nearby restaurant, then come back and keep playing. It's so rare to find an affordable arcade that's truly family-friendly. I love Up-Down, but since it's 21+, I can't take my kids there. This place is an amazing hidden gem in the Kansas City area. They've also added a $4 non-player admission, which is perfect if you just want to bring the kids and relax with a book while they play.