Wild Honey Records

This a great place for vinyl records. The records are in great condition, there is quite a variety of options with the selection, and they do a great job of maintaining the ambiance. Once you enter the store you are immersed with beautiful, classical music. Great place to visit!

The shop was nice with a lot of great selections. However, my husband and I felt the customer service was lacking. No one said hello or asked if we needed help finding anything. When my husband was ready to buy his album, he was ignored by the cashier who seemed more focused on sorting albums and talking to other people who were not in line to check out. In the end my husband just put down the album and left. Very disappointed and probably won’t be back.

This shop has a large selection spanning a variety of genres and price points. Everything is clean and well organized, and the shop has a great layout so you can still get around and see everything even if it’s busy. Open later than your average shop, too. Very satisfied customer!

Wild Honey Records is the BEST record store in Knoxville. The quality of their vinyl is amazing! It’s divided up by a bunch of different genres and the prices are usually pretty good, even for the new vinyl. I’ve bought some unusual stuff there that I’ve never seen anywhere else, but also classics too. The other reason I like to go there is the people are actually nice if you ask about a record you’re looking for, so thank you Wild Honey. Also, my friends and I love finding great new examples of hair disasters in the 80s section.

I’ve visited this little record shop twice and will go back. First of all, it’s tiny, which is fine unless there are several other patrons. I don’t really understand the organization aside from that it’s by price-​range, but i tend to look at every single thing in the store anyway to make sure I’m not missing some kind of golden egg. I found a great Professor Longhair record for $ 7. There were EXCESSIVE duplicates of mediocre-​at-​best records in the bins. Multiple copies of the same crap, spread out throughout the store. It’s worth a periodic run-​through to find that record that, while not neccessarily outstanding, has been missing from your collection (Replacement copy of Tunnel of Love, I am looking for you.)