Listening Bars & Vinyl Cafes in South Carolina

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Vinyl listening bar on Calhoun Street paying homage to Charleston's 1990s music scene, with rotating vinyl DJs, live music, and craft cocktails.

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Open 10am–9pm today

Family-owned record chain (est. 1974 on Long Island) with a downtown Charleston shop steps from the Music Hall selling new & used vinyl, plus an upstairs hi-fi listening lounge ("Record Stop Loft") built around vintage Altec Lansing A7 speakers and a wine/beer program.

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Open 11am–8pm today

Greenville's oldest continuously operating record store, founded by Gene Berger in 1975. Eclectic new and used vinyl, CDs and books in a converted gas station, sharing the building with the connected bar Bohemian Cafe; marked its 50th anniversary in 2025.

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Used-media store selling books, CDs, DVDs and vinyl records; a second location of the North Charleston shop of the same name.

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Open 2pm–12am today

Downtown West End Hi-Fi listening bar and restaurant that opened April 28, 2026 in the former Foxcroft Food & Wine space. Vintage Altec/Klipsch speakers and Technics turntables spin nearly 5,000 LPs across three listening zones, Japanese-kissaten inspired.

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Open 10am–6pm today

Collectibles and antiques store with an extensive original-vinyl selection; also buys/sells coins.

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Vintage/memorabilia store carrying vinyl LPs/45s/78s alongside VHS, toys, cards and other collectibles; in business 7+ years.

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Hidden speakeasy tucked behind a beer-can wall at Holy City Brewing, with red curtains, a wooden bar, a record player, and shelves of vinyl.

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Used-media store selling books, CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays and vinyl records; also buys, sells and trades.

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Comics and collectibles shop stocking vinyl records alongside vintage toys, trading cards and games.

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Downtown Rock Hill shop combining new vinyl pressings with books; recently renamed from The Newsstand Records & Books.

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Multi-vendor collective of 40+ local makers in a historic downtown Taylors building, including a dedicated vinyl records vendor alongside vintage furniture, art and handmade goods.

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Jazz-kissa-inspired vinyl listening lounge in a former Spanish-language church, pairing high-fidelity record spins with classic cocktails, wine, and small plates.

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