Vinyl Radar · Seattle
The best record stores in Seattle
15 independent shops, ranked by the collectors who dig them — every one 4.8★ or higher on Google.
15 stores · 4.8 avg · 100% independent
Seattle's independent record shops — the 15 highest-rated in the city, ranked by real Google reviews from the diggers who shop them. 15 shops worth planning a day around.
All 15 stores on the map
Every shop in this guide, plotted across Seattle — tap any pin to open that store's full profile.
- 1Easy Street Records & Cafe
- 2Hi-Voltage Records
- 3Silver Platters Lynnwood
- 4Silver Platters SoDo
- 5Sonic Boom Records
- 6Daybreak Records
- 7Jive Time Records
- 8Singles Going Steady
- 9Fat Cat Records
- 10Golden Oldies Records
- 11Royal Records
- 12Seattle Records CDs cassettes turntables
- 13Hex Enduction Records & Books
- 14Selector Records & Apparel
- 15Time Tunnel Records
Where to dig — the 15 stores
Each store below has its rating, area and how to get there. All 15 are independent and 4.8★ or higher on Google — tap any store for its full profile with opening hours, what you'll find and what visitors mention.
Easy Street Records & Cafe
Full profile →Record store in California Ave SW, Seattle — rated 4.7/5 across 2,836 Google reviews.
Hi-Voltage Records
Full profile →Record store in 6th Ave, Seattle — rated 4.6/5 across 1,010 Google reviews.
Silver Platters Lynnwood
Full profile →Record store in 196th St SW Ste 131, Seattle — rated 4.6/5 across 714 Google reviews.
Silver Platters SoDo
Full profile →Record store in 1st Ave S, Seattle — rated 4.7/5 across 703 Google reviews.
Sonic Boom Records
Full profile →Record store in NW Market St, Seattle — rated 4.7/5 across 649 Google reviews.
Daybreak Records
Full profile →Record store in Fremont Ave N, Seattle — rated 4.8/5 across 332 Google reviews.
Jive Time Records
Full profile →Record store in Fremont Ave N, Seattle — rated 4.8/5 across 300 Google reviews.
Singles Going Steady
Full profile →Record store in 2nd Ave, Seattle — rated 4.7/5 across 204 Google reviews.
Fat Cat Records
Full profile →Record store in Stone Way N, Seattle — rated 4.9/5 across 174 Google reviews.
Golden Oldies Records
Full profile →Record store in NE 45th St, Seattle — rated 4.7/5 across 132 Google reviews.
Royal Records
Full profile →Record store in W Roy St, Seattle — rated 4.9/5 across 129 Google reviews.
Seattle Records CDs cassettes turntables
Full profile →Record store in University Wy NE, Seattle — rated 4.8/5 across 100 Google reviews.
Hex Enduction Records & Books
Full profile →Record store in 1/2, Seattle — rated 4.9/5 across 90 Google reviews.
Selector Records & Apparel
Full profile →Record store in E Madison St, Seattle — rated 5.0/5 across 82 Google reviews.
Time Tunnel Records
Full profile →Record store in Ambaum Blvd SW, Seattle — rated 4.8/5 across 62 Google reviews.
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