Sig's Lagoon

Such a cool little vinyl spot in downtown Houston. It may be small, but the selection is seriously impressive — you can tell it’s curated by people who know and love music. The second floor is such a great touch too, it makes the whole place feel like a hidden gem you get to explore. Easy to spend way more time here than you planned. Definitely one of my favorite record shops in the city.

I ordered online and came in to pick up and was presently surprised. Not only by the knowledge of the employees but the selection they had. The prices where fair and they had new and used vinyls for sale.

I stopped by Sig’s Lagoon, and it was honestly such a cool spot. Once you’re in, the vibe is super chill and relaxed. I spent a good amount of time flipping through all the vinyls they’ve got a solid collection. I ended up buying a megadeth vinyl, and it came out great really good quality. The staff were cool too, felt like they actually enjoy working there and being around music. Definitely a hidden gem for music lovers.

I recently visited this record shop, and I was pleasantly surprised by the warm welcome I received as soon as I walked in. The staff were friendly and eager to help, which set a positive tone for my visit. The shop was quite crowded during my visit, which was a bit of a downside, but it’s a testament to how popular this place is! Despite the hustle and bustle, there was plenty to explore. They have a large variety of records and a plethora of fun items to browse through. Overall, it's a great spot for music lovers and collectors alike. I highly recommend checking it out if you’re in the area!

I'm not sure if Sig's Lagoon is well known or how poplar it might be, but if you blink, you just might not notice this gem. I happened to come across this hole-in- the-wall as I was searching for a coffee place to drink. Luckily, my search took me to Double Trouble next door & that's when I noticed this record shop. And when we walked in, my eyes popped out of my socket. Took me back to a time when vinyl was the main steam. Their records are categorized by genre and by name. Anything you can think of, they probably have it. And there's an upstairs too. If you have a record player and you're looking for an album, maybe an anthology, then I highly recommend stopping by. Even just to look, it's very nostalgic. Enjoy the experience...