Record Stores in Beirut, Lebanon
8 record stores .
- Beirut vinyl records
Furn El Chebbak vinyl dealer in a 7th-floor office overlooking the city, with a wide, fairly priced collection of vintage Arabic, Lebanese and Middle Eastern records alongside English, French, Armenian, Spanish and Turkish pressings. Call ahead.
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- Chico Records
Beloved Hamra record shop near AUB, running for close to 50 years under owner Diran with a resident shop cat; a well-curated mix of new and secondhand vinyl prized for its nostalgic, vintage vibe.
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- Club Andalos
Rmeil/Sagesse record shop with a wide, fairly priced vinyl collection plus CDs and accessories; regulars praise its broad genre range, active owner replies to reviews and customer service.
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- The Groovy Owl
Hidden Hamra record shop on the 4th floor of a residential building on Makhoul Street — take the elevator and ring the owl-marked doorbell for a small, carefully chosen collection of modern and vintage vinyl from a passionate, knowledgeable owner.
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- Headshell
Fresh addition to Beirut's Monot/Achrafieh record-shop scene, praised by early reviewers for pristine sound and good crate-digging.
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- King Music Vinyl Records
Bourj Hammoud institution preserving a slice of Lebanese music culture — a massive stock of vintage and modern vinyl, CDs, cassettes and phonographs, new and used, run by a beloved owner reviewers call "the king of vinyl."
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- Super Out
Small, well-loved Beirut shop stocking CDs, vinyl and cassette tapes, with reviewers singling out its sweet, welcoming owner.
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- Tweeter Music Shop
Friendly neighborhood record and music shop on Beirut's Qobayat street, run by owner Harout, offering in-store shopping, curbside pickup and delivery.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Beirut, Lebanon?
Beirut, Lebanon has 8 record stores in the directory.
Has a record store in Beirut closed recently?
Yes — Orient Express closed recently. Its page stays up with a list of nearby open shops.