Biit Me Record Store / Oü Biitmii

Small record store with a place to hangout and drink some beers. Mostly alternative and electronic records and there's some indie stuff. Decently priced, unfortunately I couldn't buy anything because of my flight back home. Worth a visit if you're in the area and looking for some vinyl.

Dope record shop! Friendly owner, couch to chill. Cheap drinks. Lots of genres with a general focus on electronic music, house, techno, electro, local stuff, white labels, ... recommended for diggers!

Good selection of electronic music, must go place for vinyl diggers if you are in Tallinn.

The place wasn’t entirely ready but it had a medium selection in vinyl records and you have the option to even listen to some of the records. It isn’t too expensive but not cheap either and besides records there are also CDs, some cassettes and products to clean your records. The price range per record is from 7€-25€ depending on popularity I’m guessing. If you are specifically looking for jazz or pop or classical records this doesn’t seem to be the place but there were many pop rock, hard rock and electro records.

Very diverse selection of new and secondhand records! A really good record store! I truly recommend this place for record enthusiasts who are visiting Tallinn.

What a wonderful record shop! Broad range of new and secondhand stock, plenty of global house, techno, balearic, dub, hip hop, electronica, psychedelic, folk, alongside stacks of Estonian releases. Top recommendation for DJs and collectors visiting, or living, in Tallinn.

Was a great experience. Better than the New York record shops I generally frequent. I go to shops worldwide and I can say this place is COOL.Lots of records and multiple turntables that you access to sample what you are about to purchase. The store owner suggested some sixties Hungarian (Omega egyuttes)rock band when he noticed what I was looking for and I am happy to say that group and the others are just what I wanted. Wish I could have gone back for a second trip like I originally planned.They also sell lager and ale so you have a pub AND record shop. How cool is that? Thanks guys. Can’t imagine when I will be back in Tallinn but I know where I will be hanging. ps. Tallinn has a number of good record shops.

Probably one of the best record shops in Tallinn. You may need at least a couple of evenings to dig through all the boxes. A good selection of local record industry production and well curated gems from almost every style you can imagine – from electro to techno and minimal, ambient to experimental, folk to disco and rock and jazz etc, etc. TIP! They have boxes of second hand records in-store that are not listed on their homepage. You can also find some (textile) merch, CDs and MCs.Support your local record dealer and do not contribute to the waste accumulated by posting single records! And have a beer and a chat while you’re at it.

Biit.me, a humble record store that's popular among locals. They have a great selection of different genres, and it was really cool to see that they have Technics there. In fact, they have two of them! I've never played vinyl myself, but I heard that some people jam there. Would be a pretty cool to see if random people can walk in and play there - even if it's for a fee... Just an idea, definitely not a disadvantage.But even if you're not a DJ, biit.me is definitely worth checking out. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and they can help you find exactly what you're looking for. The store has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, and it's obvious that the owner cares about his collection and his customers. As a bonus, if you decide to take a deeper dive into their selection and get thirsty, they've got a fridge with a nice selection of beers there.If you're a fan of vinyl, or just curious about it, I highly recommend biit.me. You might even be inspired to start your own collection. I was.

Wide selection of records, expert service and just utmost love for music and vinyl and music on vinyl. If you’re open minded and like to keep expanding your musical horizons you simply cannot, must not miss Biit Me Record Store. Come on down to old town and feed your soul, baby.