Record Stores in Seattle, Washington

Small but passionate shop in Wallingford. Stacks across genres, staff eager to chat finds, frequent trade deals. The newer space on Stone Way gives more room and visibility.

Lower Queen Anne / Uptown area. Fresh releases and back catalog. Solid staff knowledge, reliable stop for that missing piece.

More than a record shop - cozy cafe, frequent events, solid new + used racks. Great place to linger.

Modest footprint but well-curated. Staff tend to know the stock well. Good stop for mid-tier finds and browsing without overwhelm.

One of Seattle's best-known shops. Solid foot traffic, deep crates, listening stations, community energy. Good mix of new and classic.

Bigger shop - more new/reissue focus but still some used. Good option when you want variety.

Slightly chaotic and dense. You dig among layers. Great for crate diggers hunting oddities - expect heavier genres and surprises.

Modest but keen selection. Friendly staff, focused stock rather than huge overflow. Good stop for discoveries without overload.

Small neighborhood shop with a curated, eclectic selection.

Local shop with a broad, mixed selection. Verify hours before visiting.

Compact shop on University Way with rotating used inventory.

Local shop in the Pike/Pine area - verify hours before visiting.

Primarily a cafe with a records component - good for a quick browse while grabbing coffee.

Local shop known for used inventory - verify hours before visiting.

Small shop with a niche/underground vibe. Verify address/hours prior to visiting.

Classic neighborhood record shop - confirm hours before visiting.