Record Stores / California

Record Stores in San Francisco, California

19 record stores — last verified July 2026.

• 101 Music

  Open Hours not listed

  North Beach record shop with a Grant Avenue storefront and a basement stocked with an estimated 50,000+ unsorted used records.

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• Amoeba Music

  Open 11am–7pm today

  Massive independent record store in a converted Haight Street bowling alley, with new and used vinyl, CDs, and an in-house jazz and hip-hop selection considered among the best in the Bay Area.

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• Bar Crenn

  Open Hours not listed

  Dominique Crenn's cocktail lounge redesigned in 1950s Tokyo jazz-kissa style, with a wall of records and vintage turntable soundtracking five intimate tables.

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• Bird & Beckett Books & Records

  Open 12pm–6pm today

  Glen Park bookstore and used-record shop specializing in jazz LPs, also serving as a nonprofit live jazz venue hosting weekly concerts since 2002.

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• Discodelic

  Open Hours not listed

  Mission District shop opened in 2023 by three DJ/collectors specializing in Latin American and Caribbean vinyl, including cumbia, salsa, boleros and Cuban music.

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• Green Apple Books & Music

  Open Hours not listed

  Richmond District bookstore founded in 1967 with a substantial new and used vinyl section inherited from its 1996 acquisition of neighboring Revolver Records.

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• Groove Merchant Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Lower Haight vinyl shop opened in 1990, specializing in rare funk, soul, jazz and breaks for DJs and collectors.

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• Harlan Records

  Open 2pm–1:30am today

  Downtown alley hideaway built on 'Listen More': Thorens turntable, McIntosh amp, JBL speakers, and 2,000+ records spanning 1950s jazz to '80s new wave.

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• Grooves

  Open 12pm–7pm today

  Vinyl-only shop on Market Street, an SF institution founded in the early 1990s and known for hard-to-find used records across rock, jazz and world music.

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• Kissakeko

  Open Hours not listed

  400-square-foot, 6-8 seat Nob Hill jazz kissa pairing artisanal sake with vinyl-only jazz; the owner says they will never stream music.

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• Mission Synths

  Open 12pm–6pm today

  Mission District shop selling synthesizers, drum machines and music gear alongside a curated selection of new and used vinyl, cassettes and CDs.

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• Originals Vinyl

  Open Hours not listed

  Brother-owned record shop at Hayes and Fillmore offering ultrasonic-cleaned used vinyl; started as a record-cleaning service in 2014.

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• Phonobar

  Open 3pm–12am today

  Hayes Valley audiophile lounge built around vinyl-only DJ sets, custom acoustic curtains and a tuned hi-fi system pushing deep house, disco and dance music at conversational volumes.

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• Rooky Ricardo's Records

  Open 12pm–6pm today

  Lower Haight soul and R&B specialist stocking an estimated 100,000 vintage 45 rpm singles and serving as a longtime hub for Bay Area DJs and musicians.

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• Side A

  Open Hours not listed

  Mission bistro-meets-listening-bar with 1,000+ vinyl records, a brushed-aluminum DJ booth, and a custom hi-fi system; weekday morning coffee-and-vinyl sets.

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• Stranded Records (SF)

  Open 11am–7pm today

  Valencia Street shop in the Mission carrying new and used vinyl across rock, punk, soul, jazz and electronic genres, open daily.

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• Tunnel Records

  Open 12pm–6pm today

  Small Outer Sunset record shop founded in 2017 specializing in jazz, soul and rock vinyl, with a second listening-room location inside the 4 Star Theatre on Clement Street.

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• Thrillhouse Records

  Open 12pm–8pm today

  Volunteer-run, not-for-profit DIY record store on Mission Street specializing in punk and underground music.

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• Vinyl Dreams

  Open 1am–8pm today

  Lower Haight shop curated 'for DJs, by DJs' since 2013, focused on house, techno, disco, Balearic and club-culture 12-inch vinyl alongside secondhand rock, soul and hip-hop.

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