Easy Street Records & Cafe

A really endearing spot for music lovers and food appreciators. Waiting for a table? Peruse the selection of vinyl records. The diner bar and booth are both great options. Portions were fair and were made pretty quickly. It was busy while we were there so service was a little slow but overall the experience was positive. Food fare was traditional diner with both lunch and breakfast options.

Such a cool retro, urban, resourceful, and cozy space! I loved basking in the atmosphere here with all the vintage band posters and wall art! Great comfort food w/ vegetarian options, awesome selection of records incl. smaller local artists, and really nice people working here. Really enjoyed my first visit and am looking forward to coming back. Seattle is lucky to have this place. :)

I heard this was the best record store in Seattle and was not disappointed. Found 2 of my grails here sealed for retail price and left extremely ecstatic. Staff are very helpful and friendly. Their selection is so vast, you can spend a good amount of time browsing here.
They also have stickers!!

FINALLY made it to Easy Street Records in West Seattle! I went to the cafe and got a breakfast burrito and my Mom got a Reuben. The food and service were excellent. The burrito came with salsa/sour cream and they have Aardvark hot sauce which was delicious.

I picked up a Pearl Jam shirt and a hat. I'll definitely be going back to pick up some vinyl, the selection is phenomenal. As a kid I used to frequent the Easy Street down in Kirkland. Thank you guys for being part of my youth and still being the best music shop in the northwest.

Super cool record shop and cafe. I had the Rueben and it was spectacular. If you are in West Seattle you have to stop in to this place.

Great variety of CDs and records. They have cool merch and a great cafe!

They've got a pretty incredible selection of records. Most stuff is new but they do have some quality used records. They've expanded their curation a lot in recent years to accommodate more genres and cultures of music. The rock section upstairs is comprehensive. Their jazz and soul sections have really grown. I appreciate their punch card reward system because the price of vinyl keeps climbing! Still a staple of the Seattle vinyl scene

Super cool find! They have an incredible selection, a bar in case you're thirsty/hungry & some of the best decor.

Drove all the way from Utah to visit this record store.. it didn't disappoint. Awesome collection of music and memorabilia. The staff was friendly and helpful during my visit.
We even enjoyed some awesome food in the cafe. Can't wait to go back in a few years!!

Always a must when we are in West Seattle.
We have been coming here every couple of years since our first visit in 2014.
The place never changes maintaining its charm, character and great breakfast. Staff are always nice and helpful.
Wish it was my local cafe.

Simply one of the best record shops, if not stores in Seattle. Always great service, excellent condition on used records. I don’t even check the records here, I would consider it an insult to their staff. I’ve been buying records here forever and always take a seat at the diner to have a bite as well. The only bummer is I was standing upstairs and a dude with a copy of The Last Waltz in his hand was approached by a staffer and asked if he wanted this sweet framed poster of the Last Waltz and I was crying inside. The Band has always been my favorite group. Heart broken. Still the best store though!

I tried the Eddie Feta with whole eggs instead of egg whites.
It was good. I would ask for extra Feta next time. I’ll definitely eat and shop there again when visiting Seattle

#Swifties make a stop in this record shop when you come to town for the show. They will be having a party just for you. Check their website for more info.

As a vinyl record lover and a Pearl Jam fan a stop in easy street records was a must for my husband. My daughter was pleasantly surprised by the Taylor Swift records.
I was able to saddle up to the bar and watch them peruse through records.
Easy Street Records is full of amazing vinyl and has big-time wow factor. The history, ambiance, and staff make this stop worth the drive.
I was completely blown away, and my husband happened to score some killer records. If you are looking for something odd, something new, something borrowed, something blue, or even a rarity make sure to stop by the East Street.

Filled to the brim with records, Easy Street is awe inspiring with what it provides (as someone new to vinyl being fair). Highly recommended for music fans traveling to Seattle looking to experience a piece of culture!

I googled places to go in Seattle for music fans and Easy Street Records came up high on the list. It was an awesome place to browse for music and enjoy the numerous posters and other memorabilia throughout the store.

Update - on my second trip to Seattle I made sure this was one of our stops so I could bring my son. I think he enjoyed it as much as I did.

Cool place! The staff is very friendly and helpful... a nice young lady assisted me in finding the John Coltrane album my son wanted.

I could probably spend a couple of hours flipping through all the vinyl, so fortunately they serve food, and have recently added a small bar upstairs. I'm looking forward to returning the next time I'm in Beautiful West Seattle!!😍

Thank you Mike for being fun, flexible and always making the best beverages.

Coming to Easy Street is the easiest way to be certain that you will have an excellent time, regardless of the activity! Breakfast, brunch, lunch, drinks, a show or even just perusing the aisles for music! 🎵

Had brunch on Saturday at the Cafe and it was delicious. We did have to wait for a table, but we walked around the record store. I had the Frances Farmer French Toast and the Amazing Grace coffee. Def recommend

Good food, love their Ruben and Philly. Good drinks and a fabulous atmosphere and service... THAT BEING SAID, SOMETIMES THE MUSIC IS WAY TOO LOUD!!!! Ha sorry I had to scream cuz the song was blaring in my ears.

#EasyStreetRecords is a great place to get good food and check out some music. It has a great vibe, with lots of nostalgia. For breakfast I ordered the #HortonHeatHash fresh cooked hash with corned beef, bacon, onions, peppers, hash browns and secret spices. It’s spicy! Served with 3 eggs and toast. This dish was featured on Man v. Food (Travel Channel). So I was happy to try it. It was excellent. Very tasty I also enjoyed a lot of #Coffee with my meal, as you do in Seattle. It was nice sitting right under a pic of Kurt Cobain. After eating I explored the racks of music and purchased a few CDs that I was happy to find. I will definitely return on a future trip to Seattle.