Aladdin's Antiques and Records

I’ve never shopped here before and didn’t know about it either until another small business owner recommended it to me. I’m so happy with everything I found. I found an OG Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies with the original poster inside which I’ve been looking for forever. I also got another Alice Cooper record I’ve never even seen in person before, a couple Van Halen records, and an Elton John. Spent over $100 but got so much for my money and added some much needed records to my collection. Can’t wait to go back.

Was looking for cassette tapes, and have been for over a year to play in my older pickup... ...Aladdin's HAS BOXES & BOXES of them !!! All the oldies, including Frank Sinatra and Perry Como, and more. The record guy employee is adorably helpful too.

AMAZING selection and the most wonderful staff!!! Will definitely return, especially for their classic rock record selection. :)

This is such a great collection of records. A bit of audio equipment too. Could get lost here for days.

I went in to trade some records. Owner was more than fair with what he wanted to buy. Please take your records to local shops and don't take them to Goodwill. I really love this place, nice bunch of folks.

Very cool record store in the basement of an antique shop. Awesome, large selection, decent prices, and friendly staff. I found some cool and unusual records I had been seeking for a while.

WOW! This place is amazing. As someone who frequents antique/thrift/vintage stores in all cities and states, this might be the most amazing collection of stuff I’ve ever gone through. I was staying in Seattle for a couple weeks and ended up in Bellingham last minute, but I can honestly say this place made the whole detour worth it. I could’ve spent multiple days here, there is a never ending amount of amazing finds to look through. I don’t think a single vendor in this place was bad! Penny Lane was great too, more curated/ staged, which is more to some folks’ liking (or if you have less time to look), but I love going through unorganized piles/displays of old magazines and cassettes and stuff because of the treasure hunt feeling.
Next time I’m in Seattle I am definitely taking a day trip to look around here again.

Drove up from Seattle, this place was incredible with some really awesome vintage record players from early 20th century up to late 70's turntables. If your into finding real off the wall stuff, this place is it. But I came here for the records and I walked out spending more then I wanted to, not because records were over priced, but I found a lot of great late 60's, 70's rock music. The Electric Prunes, been looking for that at a reasonable price and they had it. The staff there were incredibly nice and they let me take pictures of some of the old record players.

I would buy this place and everything in it if I could. Some of the coolest antiques I’ve ever seen and a massive collection. It’s impossible to turn your head without seeing something you might want. Great collection of records and trinkets especially. Also there are some quality finds for people interested in reselling. I’ve found some first edition books worth hundreds and designer furniture worth thousands usually for less than 5% of their real value. Easy parking in the back. Also the building is split between two antique stores, one upstairs and one downstairs so make sure you pay on the floor you found your items

I took in an old vintage pioneer receiver amp to Walter that I'd taken to several tech repair people in the past whom had never solved the issue it had. Walter had it fixed and repaired in a couple days and at a very reasonable price. I also love going in there to check out all the sick records and cool old antiques. One of my favorite businesses in town.

Incredible selection of used vinyl records. New products all over the place every time I visit. Turntables, wood crates, pop bottles, clothing, gas & oil items, magazines and very old Washington maps and photographs. Helpful staff. Here is a hint. If you don't find what you are looking for just ask. They have things all over the place that might surprise you.

Best used vinyl in Bellingham. Hands down. Boom! Bring a picnic, you could be digging all day. All my best hidden gems in the Ham are tucked away in some corner there and all you gotta do is find it.
I drive down from Vancouver BC to buy albums here. It's worth it!

My absolute favorite record shop in all of Bellingham. Really really good selection and fair prices. You can walk in here and find some incredibly rare records if you look. They have top and bottom shelf Prices for used albums and they also have some equipment like Hi-Fi and such. They do also carry tapes and I believe CDs as well. Upstairs is pretty tight too, they have a lot of antiques and old timey photos. Really cool place to go see if you're in the Bellingham area

I could spend hours poking around here 😉

I've been walking in their door for many years and I've also rented booth space before both at Penny Lane and at Aladdin's. Penny Lane has a brother and sister team that work hard to bring in all kinds of great Antiques and great prices. It's pure fun! Don't pass up the opportunity to go downstairs to Aladdins. You'll find treasures and it's a great hunt. Wide variety because both of these businesses have been in the antique business for years! My personal "first choice" in Bellingham.

Best used record store in Bellingham, hands down. Awesome customer service, good selection and very fair prices. Walter and Lainie run this store worth integrity. Just stay away from Penny Lane up stairs!!

Walk down the stairs to enter Aladdin's and your jaw will drop trying to take in the sheer density of all the media available. You could spend a week here and still not thumb through all the records (7", 10" & 12"), compact cassettes, 8-tracks, tape reels, Hi-Fi gear, movies (BD, DVD, VHS, reel, LD, CED), instruments, and more. A real gem that any music loving antique/secondhand store enthusiast should visit ASAP!

Awesome, fun place to visit.

Great place! I keep forgetting to go by myself. I could spend a long time here, but the rest of my family are always asking me, "are you done yet?" I tell them "I've only been here two hours!"

Been going here for years! Interesting vendors and love the records section. Friendly people!