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Sonoma County's retro arcade bar at The Barlow in Sebastopol. Features classic 80s and 90s arcade cabinets alongside 30+ pinball machines and modern titles. Self-pour 20-tap beer wall with local, Japanese, and German craft brews. Family-friendly during the day, 21+ after 8pm. Hosts pinball leagues, Jeopardy bar league, and community events. Nostalgic snack vending machine on site, with food available from surrounding Barlow eateries.

Locally owned buy-sell-trade gaming shop inside Santa Rosa Plaza. Huge selection of vintage and modern video games, trading cards, collectibles, apparel, and console repair services. Multiple locations across Northern California.

Independent record store carrying vinyl, CDs, cassettes, and apparel. Founded in 2021 by Gabriel Hernandez, Jon Del Buono, and James Florence, Rain Dog also hosts live music events under the "Live at Rain Dog" banner — a record store by day, concert venue by night. Located on Petaluma Blvd N near Lucky's. Participates in Record Store Day.

New and used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, turntables, posters, 45s, and stereo equipment — open 7 days a week. Knowledgeable staff passionate about jazz, soul, rock, reggae, blues, punk, folk, and everything in between. They buy used records and offer in-home pickup for large collections. Also has a location in Boulder, Colorado.

A basement-level wonderland of vintage toys, comics, and collectibles in Railroad Square. 80s and 90s action figures, rare prototype toys on display, and deep bins of back-issue comics. Home of Santa Rosa's annual ToyConNCA.

Award-winning tabletop game store offering "Fun for Humans" since 2021. Huge selection of board games, RPGs, TCGs (Magic, Pokémon), Warhammer minis, dice, and geeky gifts. Features Gryn's Gaming Garden — a free outdoor patio for community play and Sunday board game meetups with the Sonoma County Board Game Club. Also has a second location in Santa Rosa's Railroad Square.

A Rohnert Park landmark since 1988. Grand arcade with 120+ games including pinball, skee-ball, and modern redemption machines. Plus two 18-hole mini golf courses, go-karts, batting cages, bumper boats, and the Vertical Boom drop tower. Viking Pizza on-site. Birthday party rooms available.

A cozy retro game shop packed with classic consoles, cartridges, and collectibles. Free-to-play arcade cabinets in-store. Owner Erik offers fair trade-in deals and genuinely knows his stuff. The kind of shop where you lose track of time.

National video game retailer offering new and pre-owned games, consoles, accessories, and collectibles. Trade-ins accepted. PowerUp Rewards members get extra perks.

National video game retailer offering new and pre-owned games, consoles, accessories, and collectibles. Trade-ins accepted. PowerUp Rewards members get extra perks.

Second Petaluma Goodwill location on the east side of town. Open daily with a steady rotation of donated goods — great for hunting vintage games, media, and nostalgic finds that people drop off without knowing what they have. Accepts donations during business hours.

The North Bay's first Dave & Buster's, opened late 2025 inside Santa Rosa Plaza. Massive arcade floor with cutting-edge games and classic favorites, 40-foot WOW! Wall for sports, full restaurant and bar. Great for groups and birthday parties.

National video game retailer offering new and pre-owned games, consoles, accessories, and collectibles. Trade-ins accepted. PowerUp Rewards members get extra perks.

Sonoma County's oldest antique collective in historic Railroad Square. 36 dealers across a sprawling space with vintage toys, model trains, retro signs, Bakelite jewelry, Native American crafts, and nostalgia from every decade.

National video game retailer offering new and pre-owned games, consoles, accessories, and collectibles. Trade-ins accepted. PowerUp Rewards members get extra perks.

National video game retailer offering new and pre-owned games, consoles, accessories, and collectibles. Trade-ins accepted. PowerUp Rewards members get extra perks.

Thrift store with rotating inventory — a treasure hunter's go-to for vintage games, electronics, vinyl records, and unexpected finds. Also known as "Deja Blue." Located in the mini mall near Ross and Trader Joe's on N McDowell Blvd. Accepts donations during business hours.

Sonoma County's beloved indie record shop, spinning since 1983 (originally The Last Record Store). Deep crates of new and used vinyl, CDs, and music memorabilia. A must-visit on Record Store Day.

Award-winning tabletop game store in historic Railroad Square. Board games, RPGs, miniatures, collectible card games, geeky gifts, and apparel. Private game rooms and play tables available upstairs.

One of Healdsburg's oldest antique merchants. 7,000 sq ft of estate jewelry, vintage cameras, 1960s Christmas decor, vinyl records, art, china sets, and more. A go-to for local interior designers and serious collectors.

Sonoma County's most eclectic secondhand shop. Vintage electronics, retro video games, vinyl records, stereo gear, tools, and oddities galore. Owner Dave has been a local legend for decades. No sign out front — look for the sidewalk treasures.

A 6,000 sq ft thrift and vintage destination near Sonoma Town Square. Mid-century furniture, vintage clothing, LP records, Persian rugs, antiques, fine glassware, and original art. Plus a 2,000 sq ft outdoor garden area.

A well-organized thrift store with sized clothing racks, vintage apparel at fair prices, and rotating inventory. Profits benefit K–12 public schools in Sonoma Valley — feel good about every purchase.

Two store locations with 6,000 sq ft of antiques, vintage finds, and collectibles. 20-vendor antique mall, consignment and estate sale services, plus upholstery and repair. A Sonoma staple for treasure hunters.

A treasure trove of retro video games and consoles run by Sean, one of the friendliest shop owners in Sonoma County. Massive personal collection spanning every major system from Atari to PS3. Appointment recommended for visits.

A longtime Cotati thrift shop on the Gravenstein Highway corridor. Eclectic mix of vintage clothing, housewares, furniture, and the occasional retro electronics find. Great for treasure hunting on a budget.