Zoinks Records

This small record shop «Zoinks» is one of the coolest places to stop by to get pins, Band shirt, and vinyls its some what funny to say all this because I have never bought anything that expensive mainly just Ear plugs for my Hardcore shows but the people who here are the great this review was way over Due …

Great selection of shirts and records. Customer service is cool too and its a cool little size. I didn’t go full 5 cus it is pretty small but that’s not an issue for me

Update on 6÷10÷15. Yea the one star rating still stands. The upside? I was actually able to visit them as they had the door unlocked and the place staffed during the hours in which they claimed to be open (what a novel concept). The downside? They had almost nothing in the shop that was of any value. Their small record collection could be called eclectic if you were being nice. I could discern no real theme or genre to the collection other than «your parents old shit that you see at Goodwill».

Zoinks def one of the best stores ive been. I come here almost on the regular basis. Robert is a kool guy, very resourseful. Mostly everything its priced accordingly. I cant recomend this store enough. Check it out.

What a gem of a place… not very big, but what it lacks in size more than makes up in customer service and prices. Robert the owner is super knowledgable and has some of the best prices in the area. that I’ve seen. Great selection and if they don’t have something in stock, they are more than happy to try and order it for you. Again… I highly recommend this place and will be my go to record store for as long as they are around.

Cool little shop to dig for some gems. Pricing is not out of line and the vinyl’s are in good shape. Will be back to dig for some more.

I’ve been collecting vinyl for a while and found a very good selection of 80’s New Wave records for a very good price. I have been to probably all record shops in the LA area but can honestly say this has been one of the best for 80’s genre.

This place is awesome, small but full of vinyls. Mostly rock and being that it’s somewhat small you probably won’t find what you’re looking for but you’ll definitely find something. I was actually walking next door and stumbled upon this place. I personally like this place better then the record store next door.

I went in and it was definitely smaller than I thought. However, there was no one else there and the one employee pretty much kept to himself. I got a nice Fourtet record and a fantastic Vince Guaraldi album. They also sell CDs.
I spoke to the employee and he told me that the area favors more metal and grungy rock so they don’t much hip hop or electronic. But I was still really satisfied with my experience.

I walked on over here after checking out a flyer for this spot at Glass House Record Store. It’s a small place, very unassuming inside, but there were more than a few choice finds to be had.
There’s also a sweet 10% offer just for checking in on your Unilocal app.
I was hoping to see more of a selection for metal and soundtracks, which are the two categories I browse the most. I did see a few gems that interested me, but nothing in particular that I had to have. It’s definitely worth stopping in if you’re browsing shops in the neighborhood.

Based on recommendation, I finally stopped by this small but well stocked shop in the Art Walk section of an apparently revived Pomona (last time I rolled through there it was pretty nasty). I found street parking to be free and close by, which is a huge plus. I collect vinyl, so I was hoping to score some random gems to round out my collection. While they did not have as much punk as I hoped, their metal section was small, but contained some good discs, both used and reissue. When I wanted to hear a record that looked a tad worn, the clerk let me play it through the house turntable at the counter. He was a nice kid, and I ended up buying one or two LPs. I saw a few more I liked, so I will try my luck very soon to snag them.
With Rhino Records not far away in Claremont, and Penny Lane Records a bit farther in Upland, music lovers can make a whirlwind tour of the area. In fact, I was returning to Riverside from Pasadena where I explored Poo Bah Records before hitting Zoinks.
Support your indy stores folks, they are the honest sellers, and random luck abounds in their racks.

I highly recommend Zoinks Records. I found this place by accident and since then I have visited almost every week. Aside from great prices and awesome finds, the staff is very friendly. I hope that you continue to read reviews while I am there shopping ;-)

The owner was super nice & went out of his way to help me find an MJ record. Prices and selection are great for the store size. I checked in & got 10% off my purchase which made me walk away an even happier customer