Record Stores in Brooklyn, New York
47 record stores — last verified August 2026.
- Academy Record Annex
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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- African Record Centre
Flatbush institution since 1969 and one of the first US importers of African funk and highlife; deep stock of African and Caribbean vinyl, CDs and tapes.
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- Almost Ready Records
Carroll Gardens shop and multi-genre label selling new and used vinyl across rock, punk, soul, funk, hip-hop, Latin, disco and more, with in-house labels Almost Heavy, Last Laugh and Mighty Mouth Music.
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- BierWax
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.
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- Black Gold Records
Carroll Gardens coffee shop and record store combo selling curated used vinyl alongside espresso drinks since 2010.
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- Black Star Vinyl
Black-owned Bed-Stuy record shop mixing vintage and new vinyl with curated books/magazines, La Colombe coffee and Balthazar baked goods; also buys collections.
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- Blue-Sun Record Store
Williamsburg record shop with an eclectic, carefully curated vinyl collection spanning genres and eras.
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- Boom Service Records
East Williamsburg record shop on Graham Avenue, near the Discogs-active Boom Service seller.
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- Brooklyn Record Exchange
Greenpoint new-and-used vinyl shop with a big, well-organized house/dance section; consolidated here after its Johnson Ave (Bushwick/East Williamsburg) location closed.
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- Buzzed Monkey Records
Fort Greene record nook tucked inside a barbershop, with a small curated selection heavy on rap, hip hop, soul, rock and Latin vinyl.
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- Captured Tracks Shop
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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- Charlie's Calypso City
Bedford-Stuyvesant institution opened in 1972 by Trinidad-born Rawlston Charles, specializing in Caribbean calypso and soca LPs alongside CDs and turntable gear.
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- Deep Dive
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.
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- Earwax Records
Williamsburg vinyl shop selling records since 1991, one of the neighborhood's longest-running independent stores.
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- Eavesdrop
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
Brooklyn outpost of a long-running Tokyo record shop specializing in City Pop, fusion, funk, and rare Japanese pressings.
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- Fifth Avenue Records & Tapes
Brooklyn's oldest record store, trading on Park Slope's 5th Avenue since 1968 with new and used vinyl, CDs, cassettes and stereo gear.
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- Fire Talk Shop
Greenpoint retail storefront and mail-order shop for indie label Fire Talk Records, selling new vinyl from the label's roster plus a curated general new-release selection.
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- For The Record
Greenpoint independent cafe and record shop offering locally roasted specialty coffee alongside curated new-release vinyl, pre-orders and merch.
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- Good Bar
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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- Hifi Provisions
Industry City vinyl shop and hifi lounge selling used records, cassettes, CDs and vintage electronics, with record cleaning/repair services and a nightly bar hosting listening parties.
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- Honeycomb Hi-Fi Lounge
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.
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- Human Head Records
Bushwick shop with over 5,000 new and used records, handpicked selection, and in-store listening stations for previewing before purchase.
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- Kissa Kissa
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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- Legacy (Dumbo)
Black- and Caribbean-owned Dumbo record shop with a tightly curated new/used collection spotlighting R&B, soul, hip-hop, jazz, reggae, soca and merengue.
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- Loudmouth
Bed-Stuy hip-hop culture hub selling curated and consignment vinyl, vintage magazines, cassettes and streetwear, doubling as an art gallery and event/show space.
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- Moondog HiFi
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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- Mostly Music
Boro Park shop specializing in Jewish/Judaica music across vinyl, CD and audio formats.
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- Mr. Melo
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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- Music Planet Games and Records
Greenpoint shop with a huge, budget-friendly vinyl and CD selection alongside used video games, movies, and cassettes.
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- Nexus Records
Bushwick shop mixing new and used vinyl heavy on punk, black metal and underground/atmospheric music, with a active Discogs storefront.
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- P.I.T. Records and Books
Williamsburg record and book shop offering vinyl, used books, and music lessons.
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- Poise
Black-owned Bed-Stuy vinyl shop with deep jazz and soul selections and in-store listening before you buy; LGBTQ+ friendly.
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- Psychic Records
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
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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- Rain Delay Records
New Bed-Stuy record shop, small but well-curated with a strong hip hop selection mixing new and used vinyl at fair prices.
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- Razor-N-Tape
Greenpoint flagship record store of the Razor-N-Tape dance-music label, focused on disco and house vinyl.
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- Rebel Rouser
Bushwick used-record shop opened 2014, specializing in rare 45s and Glam/Rock/Punk/Powerpop/Psych/Funk/Soul LPs, alongside rare books, horror magazines, underground comics and vintage clothing.
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- Record Grouch
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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- Second Hand Records NYC
Bushwick/Bed-Stuy used-vinyl shop, Latino-owned and LGBTQ+ friendly, known for a wide, well-organized selection of soul, funk, R&B, and 12-inch singles.
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- Sterling Records
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.
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- Superior Elevation Records
Williamsburg shop carrying mostly used vinyl across genres plus a rotating selection of new arrivals.
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- Sure Shot Records
Curated vinyl crates tucked inside Threes Brewing in Gowanus/Boerum Hill, a small but well-stocked used-record nook within the taproom.
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- Symphony Music Shop
Crown Heights record shop specializing in African and Caribbean diaspora music alongside jazz and R&B vinyl.
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- The Thing
Greenpoint second-hand shop with a massive, famously unorganized used-vinyl collection ($2/record) alongside books, VHS/DVD, clothes and other secondhand goods.
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- Vinyl Fantasy
Bushwick storefront blending new and used vinyl (metal, punk and beyond) with comics, graphic novels and funky art; women-owned and Latino-owned.
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- Vinyl Veritas
Dumbo, Brooklyn record shop opened 2024 by collector-turned-dealers; over 3,000 used and new vinyl titles across genres and decades, with cold brew and beer on tap while you dig.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Brooklyn, New York?
Brooklyn, New York has 47 record stores in the directory, last verified August 2026.
Has a record store in Brooklyn closed recently?
Yes — Brooklyn Record Exchange (Johnson Ave location), Halsey & Lewis Records, Radio (CWW Radio Shop) closed recently. Their pages stay up with a list of nearby open shops.
Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Brooklyn?
Yes — 15 of Brooklyn's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: BierWax, Black Gold Records, Black Star Vinyl, Deep Dive, Eavesdrop, For The Record, Good Bar, Hifi Provisions, Honeycomb Hi-Fi Lounge, Kissa Kissa, Loudmouth, Moondog HiFi, Mr. Melo, P.I.T. Records and Books, Public Records.