Vinyl Record Stores in New York, NY

A Midtown/Hell's Kitchen vinyl shop, branded on-site as RPM Underground, carrying a 20,000-plus record inventory spanning jazz, rock, classical, pop, and soundtracks, and buying and selling used vinyl seven days a week.

A longstanding SoHo record store on Thompson Street selling vinyl and CDs across genres, open seven days a week with active sales channels on Discogs, eBay, and Big Cartel alongside the physical shop.

An Industry City, Brooklyn shop selling used vinyl, cassettes, CDs, and VHS across genres, offering in-store record cleaning and flattening, turntable and speaker repair, and buy-sell-trade, with an attached bar/lounge hosting live DJ nights.

A Greenwich Village fixture selling since 1979 (at its current Jones Street location since 1984), dealing in new and used vinyl, CDs, and music/movie memorabilia including rare Japanese pressings, and counted as one of the last survivors of the neighborhood's once-dense record-store row.

A Red Hook, Brooklyn vinyl shop and live-music venue known for ties to the neighborhood's experimental and free-jazz scene, with an on-site gallery and regular in-store performances. Staff actively buy records from the public, keeping the used-vinyl bins turning over.

A small Brooklyn Heights-adjacent vinyl seller on Henry Street specializing in affordably priced used LPs, with an Instagram feed of vintage records, concert posters, and memorabilia.

A Greenwich Village vinyl and CD shop on Bleecker Street with three decades in the neighborhood, known for mystery vinyl bundles, Record Store Day releases, and coverage in Pitchfork and other press.