Last updated: 2026-08-22
City snapshot
New York, NY has 79 listed record stores. A few places to start with are Limited to One Record Shop, Turntable Lab, and 54 Vintage Vinyl. These listings also branch into CDs, cassettes, books, and cafe or drinks. The clearest genre signals in current store descriptions are jazz, rock, hip-hop, and soul.
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New York, NY · 1.6 mi from city center
We are avid collectors and resellers of vinyl records, specializing in a wide range of music genres, though we tend to avoid certain types like 78s and...
New York, NY · 2.1 mi from city center
Is there a physical Turntable Lab storefront I can visit? Unfortunately, there is no longer a physical Turntable Lab storefront. The last TTL storefront...
New York, NY · 3.0 mi from city center
54 Vintage Vinyl in New York stocks used vinyl records across jazz, rock, and classical genres. Located at 246 W 54th St, the store carries a focused se...
New York, NY · 16 mi from city center
Mr Cheapo CDs in Mineola, New York carries an extensive inventory across multiple formats including CDs, cassettes, DVDs, Blu-rays, vinyl records, books...
New York, NY · 3.0 mi from city center
RPM Underground is an 11,000 square foot venue in New York that combines dining, drinking, and entertainment under one roof. Located at 246 W 54th St, t...
New York, NY · 2.1 mi from city center
Vinyl Fantasy specializes in hard-to-find vinyl—they stock Boyscott releases and other indie titles alongside graphic novels, trade paperbacks, and unex...
New York, NY · 12 mi from city center
Majors Records & Video in Staten Island has served music and movie enthusiasts since 1971. The store carries vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays, wit...
New York, NY · 8.8 mi from city center
VP Records Retail operates from Jamaica in New York, serving customers through both its physical location and online presence. The store carries an exte...
New York, NY · 2.5 mi from city center
Do I need to bring items to the shop or will you pick them up? You can bring items directly to the shop. If that's not possible, please contact us to di...
New York, NY · 2.1 mi from city center
Aeon Bookstore in New York stocks cassettes and books across spiritual, occult, fiction, philosophy, art, design, poetry, film, nature, politics, and av...
New York store map
79 mapped stores available.
Buyer and seller guide
Start with the listings that have complete contact details, a map location, and enough description to compare before you drive across town.
68 listings have buying, trade-in, collection, or strong contact signals. Call first and mention format, condition, and collection size.
79 stores are mapped. Use the map after narrowing your list so the page stays fast on mobile.
VinylPackman lists 83 record stores in New York, and all 83 are mapped so you can plan a route. Of these, 76 have Google Maps links, 75 have a phone number, and 70 have a website, making it easy to check locations and reach out before visiting.
By Google ratings, For The Record and Second Hand Records NYC both hold 4.9 stars, while Human Head Records has 4.8. For The Record has 453 Google reviews, Human Head Records 490, and Second Hand Records NYC 215. Ratings reflect Google reviews at the time of listing.
At least 37 of the 83 listed stores likely buy records. To sell, contact the store first to confirm current buying policies, then bring your collection in for an offer. Examples include Deep Cuts Record Store, Human Head Records, which offers to purchase entire collections, and Academy Records & CDs.
For jazz, Jazz Record Center is a Manhattan specialist with a deep accumulation of records, CDs, books, and jazz ephemera. For The Record stocks jazz alongside contemporary and funk vinyl, and 54 Vintage Vinyl carries used jazz and rock records. Genres: jazz, rock, hip-hop, soul, punk are common across the city.
Formats: used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, new vinyl, and books are all common across New York shops. Generation Records stocks used vinyl, CDs, and cassettes with strong punk and metal sections, while Mr Cheapo CDs in Mineola carries used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, and books across jazz, hip-hop, and rock.