Bellevue Silver Platter gets 10 stars for having a Metal section. And it's well-stocked. SoDo store…read moredoes not have such a section (which is shameful). Overall this store has a very large inventory of CDs and DVD. I'm not a vinyl user but it seems SoDo location has quite a bit more vinyl than Bellevue. Staff here are knowledgeable and courteous. All Silver Platter locations are great stores.

I was in the Bellevue location yesterday. The guy upfront was helpful but the guy reviewing intake…read moreof a woman's used records was almost berating & shaming her. Later he was whining to one of the employees so much I switched areas in the store. Why does this guy work there?

loved that my first visit was a good one and great coffee or in my case chai latte and yummy bagel…read moreand house made jam to eat (sorry I didn't take a picture of that I was kinda hungry lol ) just perfect for the Seattle vibes I live by thank yall Empire Crew My other visits I wish I got the great guy on Wednesday there he was a cool vibe and great persona for a cafe like this cool shirt too The upstairs records man I'll get a record player again cuz I loooove the selections very nostalgic and so perfectly Seattle vibey Have to try the roof top seating loved how the floors have earthy themed and woody charts and tables Yall are my top favorite cafe to go too when I can get a chance

This place is amazing! Coffee is great. Waffles are great. Staff is great. Really calming…read moreatmosphere especially on the 3rd floor. Highly recommend!

I was in town for a few days and wanted to do some vinyl hunting. Never been to this area before,…read moreso I decided to take a chance. First impression: store name lives up to expectations!! Great prices, all vinyl I checked were clean and in VG++ to EX condition. Found two great finds for a very great price!! The owner (I assumed at the counter) was very polite and knowledgeable about music. I highly recommend this small store, especially if you are looking for classic rock vinyl.

This place is great, and the guy I talked to behind the counter took a look at my records and gave…read moreme a very fair price with no pushiness or anything. He was very knowledgeable and helpful. My only complaint is they literally never ever answer their phone. I called for three days before finally just driving the hour to the store. I would come again but its really frustrating when i just wanted to ask a question about a particular record player I saw there before and they wont answer the phone which could have saved me hours of driving.​

Finally vinyl is back!…read more This is a wonderful family owned and operated business I've gone to a few times now. They sell new and used records at prices that are competitive to the big box stores, but this supports local businesses which I like. The owner has a passion for records like nobody I've met. His selection includes every genre. I've picked up many rock, eclectic alternative, pop, and even a classical record. Many of the popular records from the 70's and 80's are there. You will be amazed at what they have. The used records are in phenomenal shape. I saw them clean one they were taking in with a cleaning wand (connected to a shop vac!) that literally sucked every molecule of dust out of the record leaving it looking and sounding brand new (I ended up buying it)... this record was over 40 years old!

A nice little store in the same block of Burien that used to host Budget Tapes and Records. Small…read moreselection of vinyl records, but it's good stuff fairly priced, along with a handful of CD's and cassette tapes. The owner, Brandon, is a nice guy, easy to chat with. It's nice that Burien has a couple of record stores again.

Ilan is super nice and always gives me the best recommendations. When I went in today, he was super…read morefriendly and helped me find all the comics I was looking for and a few more I didn't know I needed. Today he recommended this Wonder Woman comic to me with beautiful art and I've been loving it so far. The first time I visited Mighty Moose, I was looking for Shadow Service published by Vault Comics. I was travelling shortly, but Ilan found all the issues for me and held them until two months later when I returned. I really appreciated him going above and beyond to get me the comics I wanted. When I went in today, Ilan was working on a video of some super vintage comics for social media and it was really cool to see them up close. Yes their cards can sometimes be overpriced (I collect Pokemon cards), but sometimes there are great deals! Ilan sold me his entire stock of leftover Halloween Pokemon cards early last year for super cheap and I gave them out to my nieces and nephews who adored them!

Do not sell your comics at Mighty Mouse I brought In a comic that eBay last soles were like 30-50 $…read moreand wanna know what he offered 3$!!!

I got a lot of cool things there for a small price. We got some clothes and a mini basketball hoopread more

I've been to thrift stores from one end of the state to the other. And many out of state as well!…read moreThis store has a boutique vibe when you walk in with the way the displays are set up for the Knick-knacks that is cute and inviting if you don't experience overstimulation but once you get beyond that, it seems they have overpriced a lot of the clothing and other items that seems to keep merchandise from moving effectively. I went on a holiday where the parking lot was packed with street parking full as well. I didn't see people with loads of things they were buying. For instance, an older genuine leather credit card and checkbook holder (I.e. not a complete wallet) was priced at $20. Used David's Bridal formals at $60-$80. Keep in mind that any used formal will need to be cleaned before wearing, which adds to the price of buying a used dress. David's Bridal sells bridesmaids dresses with two different webpages on their website. Dresses under $100 and Dresses under $70. I drove to this store specifically because I'd heard they had quality things at good prices and my daughter was hoping to find a formal dress. While I did find most of their books reasonably priced, I won't take the time to go back.

We love a good record shop, we stumbled across this store while walking in the neighborhood to get…read morea coffee. Something about a record shop smell!! It's so nostalgic. We normally start at the reggae section or hip-hop and then make our way to soul/jazz. They had a lot of great options but limited on the reggae. Ended up leaving with a jimmy cliff record to add to the collection. A nice memorabilia from our trip to Seattle.

Great record shops! The selection is huge. Lots of deals and dollar bins as well as some rare…read morereleases. I was helped with all of my questions and pointed in the right direction. I will be stopping back by when I save up some more $$$... :)

Georgetown Records: A Hidden Gem for Vinyl Lovers…read more Nestled in the heart of Seattle's artsy Georgetown neighborhood, Georgetown Records is more than just a record store--it's a cultural heartbeat with serious soul. From the moment you step in, you're welcomed into a haven where fair trade practices meet crate-digging nirvana. What sets Georgetown Records apart isn't just its ethical sourcing (though that's a major win). It's the curated selection of rare, hard-to-find vinyl spanning genres and decades--each crate a treasure trove for seasoned collectors and new audiophiles alike. Whether you're chasing obscure jazz pressings, punk bootlegs, or global folk gems, the staff here know their wax and are eager to guide you. And the vibe? Unmatched. Located in the Georgetown neighborhood--a hotbed of creativity and industrial charm--the shop is surrounded by galleries, coffee spots, and vintage curiosities. It's the perfect pitstop for a weekend wander or an impromptu record hunt. Ethical. Eclectic. Electric. Georgetown Records delivers on all fronts.

I've visited Fantagraphics that shares the same entrance and corner location, but finally ventured…read moreleft to check out Georgetown Records (1/14/24). Like every indie vinyl shop, there's always treasure to be had. Enjoyed seeing the various world titles, variety of nostalgic bric-a-brac, vinyl for every price range, plus really friendly upbeat staff. I ended up with two records from Donna Summer and Rick James. Not a popular genre for some, but I love disco! And who didn't dig such a catchy tune, Super Freak?! It was such a score and ended up being quite the economical purchase versus the mocha I drank afterwards.

A must visit. It's not huge but it's curated and fun. Lots of vintage clothes in excellent…read morecondition and great prices. The owner is a cute as a bug in a rug.

Buffy is really sweet and has a lot of great treasures in her shop! I bought some records there a…read moresweet 70s wrap dress with a Hawaiian hibiscus print. Glad this shop is in the South End and can't wait to visit again when I can.

This record store made my list of "Must Go-To" spots when I came back through Seattle for a work…read moretrip. I did not realize this was my 2nd time at Spin Cycle until I walked in. This Texas girl was happy to be back here as I found some really great gems while digging here. Pricing here is fair but I was not expecting to really come under what I wanted to spend here because I was able to find a few albums I had on my Discogs Want List at half price. One of the records I was able to find was an early 1990's copy of a Beastie Boys LP. I held on to that record so tight as I continued my browsing. I was able to walk out with an early pressing of Pacific Northwesterners / riot grrl band Sleater-Kinney. I took so good care of these records as I flew back with them to bring them home with me to Austin. Staff here was friendly and super cool. I saw several people come in to sell things and they navigated that sale with checking me out super efficiently. The area was cool to hop around too. Thanks for the fun browsing! I will definitely be back when I am back up this way again.

Quite a selection of old and new vinyl in this lovely establishment in the CapHill area. I enjoyed…read morebrowsing through thousands of vinyl records! Always look in the dollar bin outside! I found a few gems there!