Jackpot Records

David Tzz

5 months ago

Bless their souls for the Martin Denny reissues 🙏🏻🍻

Matt Noble

6 months ago

Well organized and good variety of genres and artists. Had a nice chat with the cashier too.

Chelsea Jenkins

7 months ago

If you want to feel dumb about asking questions- this is the place to go! Came in searching for an ABBA record. Went right to the Rock section, didn’t see it. Went to pop. Also didn’t see it. Asked the clerk where they would be and he said “The only place it would ever be is Rock, right at the beginning.” Double checked that and believe it or not? It wasn’t there! I almost asked more questions but didn’t want to be set up to feel dumb as hell again. Said thanks and to have a good day to no response. As someone who seeks out as many local record stores as she can, I definitely won’t be back here. Which is sad bc it was a cool shop and the prices weren’t bad.

Plus Aziz

7 months ago

Impressive collection, lots of collectible goodies. they have a listening station and are pretty friendly too. I found stuff in their world music collection that was very reasonably priced. Might be better to shop here than antique stores.

Arely Nunez

a year ago

I expect a record store to uphold a standard of quality and authenticity. But instead, I was sold two counterfeit Frank Ocean vinyls that were, at best, poorly made imitations with inferior sound quality. I’m disgusted by the complete lack of integrity this store has shown. Selling bootlegs is not only unethical, it's also a violation of trust between a retailer and its customers. Music fans, especially those who collect vinyl, rely on stores to provide legitimate, high-quality records—not to be tricked into paying money for something that should never have been sold in the first place. This kind of behavior is not just a minor mistake—it’s a blatant act of disrespect to customers and artists alike. I will never return to this store and strongly advise others to avoid it at all costs.