Record Stores / Pennsylvania

Record Stores in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

13 record stores — last verified July 2026.

• Amazing Books & Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Self-described largest independent used book and record store in Pittsburgh; the Squirrel Hill flagship runs sun-tracking Friday/Saturday hours and a long-running free-beer night.

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• Dorsey's Record Shop

  Open Hours not listed

  One of the oldest continuously operating record shops in the country, serving Pittsburgh's Homewood/Frankstown corridor since 1946 with gospel, jazz, R&B and hip-hop, plus media-transfer services.

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• Eide's Entertainment

  Open 9:30am–6:30pm today

  Long-running Strip District institution selling new and used vinyl, CDs and comics across multiple floors; a fixture of Pittsburgh's record-collecting scene for decades.

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• Get Hip Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Brick-and-mortar retail arm of the veteran Get Hip record label/distributor in the Chateau/North Side industrial park, stocking punk, garage and psych vinyl alongside the label's own reissues.

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• The Government Center

  Open Hours not listed

  North Side record shop, live-music venue and bar under one roof, opened January 2019; two floors of vinyl plus a stage hosting jazz, punk, hip-hop and indie shows most nights.

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• Groove Gallery and Records

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  New Bloomfield shop pairing a curated vinyl/CD/cassette selection with a rotating local-artist gallery; opened March 2025 and quickly became a neighborhood buy-sell-trade spot.

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• The House of Vinyl

  Open Hours not listed

  New Downtown vinyl and memorabilia shop on the second floor above Sports World Specialties on Smithfield Street; buys and sells records, CDs, cassettes and concert memorabilia.

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• Jerry's Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Pittsburgh's largest used-record store, a Squirrel Hill institution with well over a million LPs, 45s and cassettes packed onto a warehouse-sized second floor, plus in-house turntable repair.

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• Long Play Cafe

  Open Hours not listed

  Lawrenceville vinyl shop and Italian-style coffee bar on Butler Street, mixing new and used LPs/45s/cassettes with in-house record restoration and regular live-music nights.

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• Needle & Bean

  Open Hours not listed

  Coffee-and-vinyl combo shop in Mt. Lebanon; serves organic fair-trade coffee alongside a handpicked selection of pop and independent vinyl records, with pastries from Potomac Bakery.

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• Pleasant Dreams Records

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  Polish Hill shop specializing in punk, art punk, crust punk, deathrock and glam-punk vinyl, plus VHS and laserdisc for the tape-and-tube crowd; a favorite of Pittsburgh's DIY/punk scene.

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• Pre Amp Coffee Studio

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  Squirrel Hill coffee bar from Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group built around a Japanese-style vinyl listening-bar concept: album-lined walls, records spinning all day, and lounge seating around the sound.

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• Vinyl Remains

  Open Hours not listed

  Record store in the Mount Lebanon/South Hills area run by NYC transplants Greg and Jennifer Anderson (formerly of a Manhattan East Village record shop); stocks 3,000+ curated vinyl, spanning jazz, soundtracks, and rock, plus vintage audio gear and art gallery.

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