Amazing to the point of being almost overwhelming, Kanesville has a huge selection of LPs and other…read moremedia. Stuff that you're not going to find anywhere else is here. You may not be able to find it without help though so be sure to ask if there is something specific you want to find. So much fun to look around. If you're feeling adventurous, head to the second floor where everything is $1. But even on the main floor the prices are very reasonable.

It has been a long time since I have been here, but many years ago I spent many, many hours at this…read morestore! I was so excited to see it was still open. I have quite a few records from here. I remember fondly many conversations with the employees, too. They were always very helpful. I hope this is around for many more years!

Just visited this record store for the first time and was thoroughly impressed. Very well ran and…read moreneatly organized store with a very wide selection of music. I found some stuff that I didn't really think I would at a local record shop so that was actually pretty refreshing. The albums they sell are fairly priced and their used selections are in good shape and also very fairly priced. The staff were attentive and helpful every step of the way. If you are as passionate as I am about collecting music, and want some more variety than what you might typically expect to see, absolutely check these guys out! 5/5. Will absolutely be returning.

Before moving to Omaha, I was advised by the staff at my favorite record store in Augusta, GA, to…read morevisit Homer's when I moved here, and it was the best advice! Homer's is the best record store in Omaha, and in a central location to explore the Old Market and other stores nearby. The selection is vast, and they have all genres and forms of media. I personally am a vinyl collector, but my siblings are always on the lookout for CD, for which they have a large variety of as well. Their vinyl can range and get pricey, which may be due to their selection being mostly new and unused. I personally opt for older records, so their new acquisitions of used in the front is usually the section for me. They have had some great deals in that section, and something for every genre and taste. I will continue coming back here!

Just came from game room, very disappointed​. I purchased a game yesterday to be exact. Around 1:12…read morepm. Didn't get to play it until today, when I tried it I really did not like it one bit​ so I went to hopefully exchange for something different around the same price I paid. Unfortunately, they don't give refunds (note: gentlemen yesterday explained I could get store credit or exchange if I did not like it). Gentlemen today say, "if the game you bout was broken then you can get store credit," which I did not understand but home here all the time but for the service I just received. You guys should respect the gamer lifestyle rather then say, you buy it you keep it kind of ish(respectfully). The guy that was there today, your full of it and you know it. If you come here, unless its broken you will get 0-NO respect, Oh and your forced to keep it . So f$%king sad. I loved you gameroom, now I hate you guys. People save your money and time guys, you'll thank me later. I wish I was able to give it a negative but‍...

The old gamers turn into the Gameroom. Which is a good name. It's basically still a place for…read moregamers but I would say more the old school gamers . Speaking of old I'm obviously getting old because the selection was very nostalgic lol but that's another story. They have a collection of not just games but CDs ,DVDs & vinyls. The set up is more open than when it was gamers. Service was friendly. A good place if you're a collector, you may run into some good finds. For those trying to set up computer room or GAMEROOM :) or man/ woman cave, this place seems like it could be a helpful stop.

I found two of my "white whales" here, both at a great price! I'm gleefully writing this review…read morewhile listening to one of them. The worker (who I suspect was the owner?) was kind enough to box them up for me so they wouldn't get damaged on the flight home. The store is clean and well-organized without sacrificing the treasure hunting charm I look for in a record store. It would've been a great experience even if I hadn't found anything. I can't wait to come back on my next trip.

I've been hear a few times and its a good record shop with a good, revolving inventory of used and…read morenew records. I check in every month or so to see what new stuff they have. The employees are also really nice!

This place is awesome tons of things to pick from my son loves going there for more toys and games…read more.

I've been driving by this place for, what it seems like years, and I've always wanted to stop in…read moreand see what's up so I decided to visit this place today and I'm glad I did. Besides the rave reviews on another site that rhymes with shmoogle, I'm in a 'retro-ish video game kick' and wanted to see what he had. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted with N64 games and racks of PS2, PS3, Wii, and Switch games. They had games for all of the consoles dating back to the NES. My main goal was to see if he had an N64 console, but sadly he didn't. He did have a few OEM N64 controllers for $20 a piece though, which is the going rate. Besides the amazing selection, the prices on the video games were pretty good too. I got a few PS3 games for $5 a piece and the discs were in new condition. No matter how you slice it, that is a great price, even for games that aren't really 'worth' anything. It's a small place but don't let that fool you; this place has a ton of stuff. I can't wait to go back after the inventory has turned a bit, to see what other gems I can find.

I kind of don't want to even tell you how awesome Mothership Comics is, but I won't gatekeep - it…read more is. awesome! My husband and I have been comic collectors for years, so we are always on the hunt for when new shops open or shows are in town with comics. I randomly searched one day and saw a new result pop up - Mothership Comics. After a quick chat to a fellow collector about them (singing their praises), we were off to check it out. When we walked in the door, we knew we were among friends, and my husband went off talking forever to the owner, Adam, about anything and everything they had in common in their collecting. The interior is so nostalgic. It reminds me of the old comic shops we used to go to. Like Dragon's Lair when the they used to be on 80th and Blondo by Treasure Mart (I am dating myself, here). I loved that Motherships has the classic comic store vibe inside. Like, I literally felt like a little kid again! They had boxes of comics galore, but also some really cool graded classic ones behind the counter. They had comics, obviously, but also collectibles, Pokemon things, compendiums, posters, mangas, and even a whole room of music items too - like vinyls, CDs, shirts, and concert posters. Both of mine and my husband's favorite things - comics and music! And the prices are very fair. We even did a trade in for a graded comic we wanted that was on the wall. If you're looking for a certain issue or have some to trade in, this is the place for it, definitely. We were so excited to see a new comic shop open up, and after visiting Mothership and their awesome proprietor, we will be return customers for sure!

I stopped by here with my bro-in-law about a month ago to look at some records that were rumored to…read morebe there. And the rumors were true! The shop is mainly for comics and some trading cards but there's a room in the back that has a good amount of records. When we walked in we saw the employee buying stuff from one of the customers so it appears they do buy. As you walk into the shop, you see a lot of comics and some really cool ones in the case next to the counter. We walked in and went straight to the back room with the records and were pleasantly surprised at the amount and diverse selection. After digging through the alphabetized record stands, I found a couple gems and bought them. The prices were pretty good. The owner/person working there was really nice, as well. I liked this place and would be happy to go back and do some more digging!

A great 1st edition show focusing on comics and comic art. The show is being promoted by the same…read moregroup who started up Emerald City, Rose City and Vancouver Expo and others. All successful shows before they sold them off. There were several top artist attending including Johnny Giang, Chrissie Zullo, Ryan Kincaid, The Janimal, Chris Giarrusso and Mog Park. Several vendors selling all kinds of merch. There was a cool panel that was pretty good too. Sketch Up had 3 artist doing free sketches for the attending audience. Many were funny and exciting to watch. Hearing their stories of their careers was quite entertaining. A drink and draw Friday night was open to anyone. After each round they are rated by a group of judges awarding prizes. And as the night grew so did the art into something else. Cosplayers were in attendance but were not a big part of the show. That could change in future dates. It did not stop them in bringing their best to flaunt infront of all those around. And there were several show stoppers. If you do have a chance to attend I do recommend especially now. Prices are low and I don't believe that will stay.

This is the kind of used bookstore you hope to find! There are piles and piles of books, grouped by…read moresubject area. There is a mixture of all sorts of books, including government publications, small brochures, self-published books, and textbooks. I found a couple of books that I've never seen before. I spent over an hour here just looking at books in one specific area because they are piled on the floor and on top of the bookshelves. I'm so glad I was able to come here and will definitely stop by again when I'm in the area.

I finally received the books I purchased from Jackson Street booksellers. I was told to ask for…read moreCarl who's the owner and a complete gentleman. I was there for the business and economics section, however they have a vast book selection and a broad spectrum of subjects. When Carl walked me over to the business and economics section it was so well organized I was able to take my time and go through it one book at a time. I found several books on Howard Hughes that I wasn't expecting to see. His staff is great, very hospitable. If you're ever in Omaha Nebraska make sure you visit Jackson Street booksellers. I will be back next year, God willing and the next time I will make my schedule so that I can spend time there. The price of the books are fair and of value. You will not be disappointed.

I came here for a poetry reading. It is a really great space for that, lots of comfortable seating…read moreoptions. Sound was good. They have a selection of unique cocktails. I chose "Marianna's Marvelous Old Fashioned" which was delicious and also strong. Staff was really nice, and I felt comfortable there. I plan to pay attention to events here and return - or I might even just come here to read sometime and try another delicious cocktail, or maybe a mocktail, next time.

This place was a hidden gem to stop in while waiting for a friend in DT Omaha. Even if you're not a…read morereader the vibe of it being a lounging place to actually read while sipping a drink or playing board games is fun; if you're an avid reader this is a Dream. It looks like you can even buy the books here. They also have some small bites and mocktails in addition to craft cocktails. I got their take on the old fashioned, which included orange and chocolate biscotti liqueur and cherry syrup. It was definitely more sweet than a typical old fashioned, however I enjoyed it, and it was prepared very well--spirit heavy. This was a nice sipper and service was great, no complaints!