Record Stores / New York

Record Stores in Brooklyn, New York

21 record stores — last verified July 2026.

• Academy Record Annex

  Open 11am–7pm today

  Brooklyn's largest independent record store, an offshoot of Manhattan's Academy Records, with deep used stacks of rock, punk, jazz, country and disco in Greenpoint.

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• BierWax

  Open Hours not listed

  Prospect Heights craft-beer-and-vinyl bar, believed the oldest listening bar of its kind in the country, built around a 5,000-record collection spanning disco, funk, soul, and jazz.

  2 sources

• Black Gold Records

  Open 7am–8pm today

  Carroll Gardens coffee shop and record store combo selling curated used vinyl alongside espresso drinks since 2010.

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• Blue-Sun Record Store

  Open Hours not listed

  Williamsburg record shop with an eclectic, carefully curated vinyl collection spanning genres and eras.

  1 source

• Captured Tracks Shop

  Open 12pm–8pm today

  Greenpoint record shop run by the Captured Tracks label, buying/selling used vinyl, cassettes, CDs and zines alongside the label's own releases.

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• Deep Dive

  Open Hours not listed

  New Stuyvesant Heights/Bed-Stuy hi-fi lounge and bar with a rotating schedule of vinyl DJs and live events, part of Bed-Stuy's fast-growing cluster of listening rooms.

  2 sources

• Earwax Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Williamsburg vinyl shop selling records since 1991, one of the neighborhood's longest-running independent stores.

  2 sources

• Eavesdrop

  Open 5pm–1am today

  36-seat Greenpoint listening bar with a sound system custom-built by Devon Turnbull of OJAS Audio, serving craft cocktails, natural wine, and small plates in a wood-paneled room designed for acoustics.

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• Face Records NYC

  Open 1pm–6pm today

  Brooklyn outpost of a long-running Tokyo record shop specializing in City Pop, fusion, funk, and rare Japanese pressings.

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• Good Bar

  Open Hours not listed

  Greenpoint/Williamsburg-border listening bar (sister to Good Room) with a curated vinyl library, Klipsch Heresy III speakers, and a vintage turntable for scheduled listening sessions.

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• Honeycomb Hi-Fi Lounge

  Open 5pm–12am today

  Park Slope speakeasy-style listening bar modeled on Tokyo jazz kissa lounges, playing full albums on vinyl weeknights and hosting DJs on weekends, with a focus on Japanese whiskey.

  2 sources

• Human Head Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Bushwick shop with over 5,000 new and used records, handpicked selection, and in-store listening stations for previewing before purchase.

  1 source

• Kissa Kissa

  Open Hours not listed

  Crown Heights' first traditional jazz kissa outside Japan, with a 5,000-LP jazz library from the 1950s-70s, a custom audiophile sound system, and craft cocktails built around deep listening.

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• Moondog HiFi

  Open Hours not listed

  East Williamsburg listening bar with a curated hi-fi sound system, Mediterranean-Mexican small plates, and a hidden 300-square-foot speakeasy room for immersive listening events.

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• Mr. Melo

  Open 5pm–12am today

  Williamsburg listening bar where local, regional, and touring DJs spin vinyl-only sets paired with Greek-inflected small plates and cocktails.

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• Psychic Records

  Open Hours not listed

  South Park Slope neighborhood vinyl shop, formerly known as Music Matters, and a fixture in the area for close to two decades.

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• Public Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Pioneering Gowanus listening bar and cultural space built around a custom hi-fi sound system, with a plant-based cafe, wine bar, live-music Sound Room, and an intimate upstairs listening lounge.

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• Record Grouch

  Open 12pm–8pm today

  Greenpoint crate-digger shop mixing obscure new and used LPs, 45s, CDs and tapes; also hosts free in-store live sets by experimental artists.

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• Sterling Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Park Slope vinyl and music shop opened May 2024 by longtime resident Gary Giddens, with Erasure/Depeche Mode co-founder Vince Clarke as an investor.

  2 sources

• Superior Elevation Records

  Open 12pm–8pm today

  Williamsburg shop carrying mostly used vinyl across genres plus a rotating selection of new arrivals.

  1 source

• Symphony Music Shop

  Open 11am–8pm today

  Crown Heights record shop specializing in African and Caribbean diaspora music alongside jazz and R&B vinyl.

  1 source