The 50 best malls in Austin

Great experience is the biggest mall we even went very cool a lot stores good brands food court is ok but not great we got food from two restaurants and Immediately still sitting at the tables we got severe stomach pains we got sick my wife and I was horrible I hope the health department visits these restaurants frequently so that this doesn't happen to someone else oh children………..also restrooms are super clean great job team 👍

The mall is somewhat updated. But it really needs more things to do. The restrooms are only at the center of the mall and you have to walk forever to get to them. The food court is sad.

Barton Creek Square is a fantastic escape from the Austin heat. The mall offers a diverse range of stores, from tech products to trendy fashion and delicious dining options. There’s even a free Disney Junior play area for kids, making it a family-friendly destination. With its comfortable indoor environment and variety of amenities, Barton Creek Square is a great spot for people of all ages.

What was once a vibrant display of consumerism, is now a shell of its former self. While this is not directly the mall's fault by any means. I do have to wonder whose idea it was to repair most of the escalators at the same time. That and now they have up front premium parking that you have to pay for.

Beautiful mall. Great food court. Clean restrooms. Plenty of stores. Relaxing atmosphere. Bring some friends for a great time. Just make sure to get Auntie Annie's, or you're dead to me.

I went into the Miniso store to make a return annd also ended up buying another item. When I approached the counter, I waited for several minutes with no one there to assist me. I had to call out to an employee who was stocking shelves, she saw me but didn’t acknowledge me until I said “excuse me?”. Even then, she only said “yes?” without looking up. When she noticed I had a return, she said she needed to get her manager. The manager also didn’t greet me or offer any kind of acknowledgment. She simply asked, “What are you returning?” even though the item was clearly in a Miniso bag on the counter. The whole interaction felt cold and dismissive. I ended up bagging my own items just to get out of there as quickly as possible. It was an uncomfortable experience overall, especially for someone like me who already gets anxious in public spaces. Customer service should make shoppers feel welcomed and valued, not ignored or brushed off. Suggestions for improvement: - Acknowledge customers when they enter or approach the counter. Even a simple “Hi, I’ll be right with you” goes a long way. - Train staff and managers to maintain friendly, professional communication during returns and purchases. - Keep checkout areas staffed and avoid leaving customers waiting unattended. - Consider improving store layout. It feels overstocked and cramped, which makes it hard to move around comfortably or safely. I hope this feedback helps your team improve their service and store environment. Unfortunately, I don’t plan to return to this location after this experience. UPDATE: Thank you for the response. I did read your message, but it feels very automated and doesn’t address anything specific from my review. I already provided detailed feedback here and being redirected to a general contact form doesn’t inspire much confidence that the issue will actually be reviewed or resolved. (Also the website you redirected me to has a limited amount of words I can message.) I hope future responses from management will take the time to engage more personally with customer feedback rather than using a template reply. It makes a big difference in how valued guests feel.

This enclosed mall is one of the few in Austin area that still has most stores still populated and with a variety of goods and styles. Recommend this for shopping, looking, eating, entertaining. Was safe and well kept up.

I absolutely love this mall! It’s an open-air shopping destination that features three major department stores—Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, and Dillard’s—along with a wide variety of smaller boutiques and specialty shops catering to different tastes and needs. Beyond shopping, the mall offers a vibrant dining scene with numerous restaurants, cafes, and bars, making it a great place to enjoy a meal or unwind with friends. In the evenings, the atmosphere becomes especially lively, with many visitors strolling around, dining outdoors, and enjoying the ambiance. Families with children will appreciate the designated family-friendly areas, which make it easier for parents to shop while keeping their little ones entertained.

Visiting The Domain in Austin was really fun. It’s packed with shops, restaurants, and bars, all in a modern, open-air space. The vibe is super relaxed—perfect for walking around, shopping, or just hanging out with friends. Everything is easy to get to on foot, and sometimes there’s live music or events, which makes it even more enjoyable. It can get crowded on weekends, but it’s totally worth it for the full experience.

It's a nice outdoor ground level only shopping area. Clean and well maintained. Plenty of rest areas and lovely shaded by trees chill out spots. There's even some charging docks around in case you needed it. Not a bad place to hang out with restaurants and entertainments such as movie and comedy theatres around too.

Out door shopping center. Not an indoor mall like I expected 🥵I didn’t want to try on clothes after walking around sweaty. Would be good to walk on a cold day but it’s 95 degrees today. But the stores were cold and clean. We walked for a while and checked out the area. I noticed they had water for dogs outside a few stores which was nice.

Retail and commercial luxury. Always a pleasure to visit. So many restaurants to choose from and shopping options. Comfortable seating areas. It's a fully holistic experience.

The Domain in Austin is a vibrant and upscale outdoor mall that offers a wide variety of brand-name outlets, restaurants, and entertainment options. If you’re someone who enjoys strolling through well-designed open-air spaces, you’ll likely appreciate the modern layout and lively atmosphere here. You can find just about every brand you’re looking for — from high-end fashion to more affordable retailers — and the dining options are diverse, ranging from casual bites to sit-down restaurants. It’s definitely a destination where you can spend the whole day shopping, eating, and people-watching. That said, be prepared to do a fair bit of walking. The layout is spread out, so wear comfortable shoes. And because it’s an outdoor mall, Texas heat or unexpected weather can make the experience less enjoyable, especially if you’re used to the comfort and climate control of indoor malls. Personally, I’m more of a fan of indoor malls — everything under one roof, AC blasting, and less walking required. While The Domain is undeniably nice, I’d choose a traditional indoor shopping experience over it most days. Still, it’s worth a visit, especially if you’re in Austin and want to explore a popular local spot.

The Domain has grown over the years was a fave spot each time l'd come down to North Austin when I lived in SA. That was 2017! Now I moved here in North Austin for a job and it's become a place where a mixture of high end and mid luxury stores are in one giant outdoor area. Lots of apartments, food places and the Museum of Ice Cream an addition. My favorites always: Neiman Marcus and lululemon. (The theater I haven't checked out). The parking space (pink F) has car wash detail while you shop! Shout out to Lululemon whose service always consistent. I'm a healthcare member-verified ID so l get member perks and this place is always organized and with helpful staff. I had purchased an outfit twice and was able to switch it to cute backpack and sling purse instead---with receipts of course and without a fuss plus a smile! I couldn't take pics as it's crowded! Next time :) Tory Burch---I love the shoes, footwear and purses. But this location with a better layout. Plus a hidden clean elegant unisex restroom! The staff was very professional and friendly. Zara is temporarily closed FYI. Overall, the Domain is a must go spot for leisure, fun activities for kids and adults, huge variety of restaurants, roofed parking areas and so much more.

I’ve always loved coming to The Arboretum. It’s a beautiful open-air shopping area with outdoor seating, a peaceful vibe, and a scenic overlook at the end with views of the city. I enjoy the variety of businesses like restaurants, home decor shops, an ice cream place, dessert stores, and bookstores. It’s family-friendly, has restrooms available, and is a great spot to spend a relaxed afternoon with your loved ones.

Went to see the bridal dresses at Alexia Gavela. Fabulous!

This is such a cool place to hang out. Some really good outlets/shops and coffee places. There's a very nice seating area with a fireplace with a lookout point at the back.

The only downside of this place is the parking lot. It can get kind of confusing following the arrows here and there. Most of the shops there though are very good. Are two favorites are conolio and the spice shop

I had the Lunch Prix Fixed with Butter Lettuce Salad and Spicy Rigatoni alla Vodka. They were delicious!

Horrible parking and all the good spots are reserved for cheesecake pickup. With a threatening, we will tow you sign. Not worth the trouble.

The Arboretum offers a beautiful blend of shopping, dining, and nature with a relaxed outdoor atmosphere.

Since the first time I went to the Round Rock Outlets, it has always been held to a great standard. The common areas are always clean and even on a busy day, weirdly enough, it never feels crowded. They keep the stores updated, but I wish they could add new restaurants in the food court. Overall, this is a great place to shop at your favorite stores with family or friends!

Not much of an outlet. Prices are still outrageous even with discounts on the premium brands. Its all external so shopping gets challenging in the texas summer and the food court has 5-6 outlets. Place needs some sprucing up

I absolutely love shopping at the Simon Malls. And the Round Rock Premium Outlets is one of my favorite places to go around Austin to shop. Love that it is outdoors so you don't have to feel like you have to wear your mask constantly and I also love that they have already put the Christmas trees up which makes it so nice for winter shopping. I just love having all the stores in one location and there's plenty of parking. I really like shopping at Nike, Pacsun, and American Eagle.

Pretty good shopping experience, and everything look well kept! They have a lot of shops so there is something for everyone. They even have a little food court, and some food trucks around the outlets! It's a good spot to be if you like walking. Just also know it's all outdoors minus going into a shop.

Loads of shops. Very open. Loads of carparks. Easy to move around. For anyone that has come over from Australia this is a DFO and you'll find good deals here. If you have hired a car its a easy drive to get here with GPS from say Austin CBD. Its a must visit if from Australia or New Zealand.

Went to the outlets it was not really busy at the time I went around 2 to 3 pm. The stores were good stock seems to be good also. I saw a few stores with some decent sales. Friendly customer service in all the places I visited.

Very bad experience. The outlet security approached me to tell me that I am causing riots. After having bought a toy for my 2 and 1 year old children in a Seven Depot store. The security person intended that my children would not play with their toys while I was in the area.

Lakeline Mall used to be one of the high-end shopping areas around Austin, but in the last 20 years, it has definitely gone downhill. Most of the stores are still occupied, but it has a distinctly sinking aura. It’s too bad, the location is great. The food court still has a few interesting choices though.

This is a fairly typical shopping mall in the south and midwest part of the country. It opened in 1995 and can be found near the intersection of Hwy 183 and FM 620 N in Cedar park. This mall has three department stores including Dillard's, JC Penney and Macy's and 150 retail and food shops spread around 2 floors. You'll also find a cinema, food court and large carpark encompassing Lakeline, a good mall for local residents of the Cedar Park area.

First impression: the mall looks like a has-been on the outside. It is obvious no one is caring for the grounds or the parking lot. Many old parking cones and debris just sitting everywhere, old plastic fencing and around the entrance (JCPenneys/Macy's) there was gravel from the landscaping strewn everywhere and looking like it has been years since anyone cleaned. Parking lines are not visible and this show with how people have to park in the lot. Doesn't make the mall inviting. If I were I tentant of the mall, I'd complain. After my visit inside, I'd have to say it fits with the condition of the outside: stained, dated carpet and flooring, and both "down" escalators (from the food court to Macy's) were not working, forcing me to go to the elevator in the middle of the mall, the only I came across. There has been an inoperable escalator each of the 3 times I have been to this mall.

It was such a great Halloween! Kids loved it! Huge thanks to Lakeline Mall and all shops that joined!! Spirit Halloween costume store is so amazing! Store with fiddgets had the best trick or treat cute little gifts! Wish next year more stores joined the fun! God bless y’all

Sooo I absolutely love shopping at lakeline mall because there are so many fun shops and there is even a movie theaters. The pics from this review were taken in Dilliard's, but you can usually catch me at Pac Sun, which I am obsessed with (wearing PacSun jeans). The mall has two levels and all of the usual haunts you can find at a Simon mall. Also plenty of parking and a huge food court, although I have never eaten there, but have seen a movie.

Quite nice, I like the atmosphere and considering how old it looked from the outside. It's so much nicer inside since there are many stores. There's this one store ran by an Asian lady, it's sort of kdh themed but the stuff there is really cheap. Lip oil for 1.99, a nice smelling lotion for like 3 something, and bras way under 10 dollars. That was the highlight of the trip. The store was cheap and the lady was kind. Made this from a 3 to a 5.

Yhe mall itself isn't bad. I have an issue with the Candy store downstairs. Sweet Treats The Candy Jar. I bought a bag of candy the other day, it was littered with bugs. Think there weevils and fruit flies. They refused to give me a refund. The owner wasn't even there, leaving the a young and flustered Indian girl to deal with it. Never coming back again!!! Never!!! Then they had the audacity to leave the candy out.

Domain Northside is simply the best. I LOVE this place. It has everything I need, from great shopping to amazing restaurants, all in a beautiful, clean, and safe area. Whether I’m here to shop, grab a bite, or just walk around, it always feels like the perfect spot to spend the day. Definitely one of my favorite places in Austin.

Demin Shopping Center includes the most famous and upscale brands and many restaurants, cafes and bars.

It’s a vibe. The cocktails are good, strong club energy, cute cabanas, and aesthetic areas. Visited during the day towards sunset on a weekday so it was not crowded. The top level apparently is open on the weekends.

We had a perfect shopping & lunch with a family of 7 persons. Free parking, not crowded during week days

Ask Amy Review – The Domain 🤠🤖 🤖 We got to meet Rizzbot the Cowboy Robot — 10/10 entertainment, yeehaw with a side of AI sass. 🍹 Drinks? Always strong, always on point. If you’re thirsty, this is the cure. 🍴 Restaurants? Never miss. Tasty, consistent, and way better than your average mall grub. 😋 Food? Always delicious, no matter what spot you pick. 🛍️ Shopping? Fun, endless, and just enough to drain your wallet while making you smile. ✨ Overall: The Domain is like Disneyland for adults — with robots, cocktails, and way better food.

Domain Northside is a one-stop lifestyle destination — great restaurants, stylish shops, and a lively atmosphere all in one place. It’s beautifully designed with walkable outdoor areas, ideal for shopping sprees or weekend hangouts. The mix of local and big-name brands gives it the perfect Austin-meets-modern feel. Always something new to explore here!

This area was so much fun to hang out at all day. I wish Houston had an area where you can shop, dine and have drinks all in one spot that's walkable. I can't wait to visit again.

South Congress on a Rainy Day (Update as of July 2025) Spent a rainy afternoon strolling down South Congress Avenue, and it turned out to be one of the most peaceful experiences I’ve had in Austin lately. Even with the light drizzle, the street kept its signature charm—quirky shops, neon signs, and friendly locals, just with a much calmer vibe. The rain seemed to keep the usual crowds away, which made it easier to explore without rushing. I ducked into spots like Allen’s Boots, browsed some gems at South Congress Books, and grabbed a warm latte at Jo’s Coffee (yes, even in the rain, the “I love you so much” wall is still a photo must). It felt cozy, nostalgic, and honestly kind of magical. There’s something special about seeing South Congress this way—slightly quieter, a little softer, but still full of life. It reminded me why this strip is such a staple of Austin culture. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or you’re a local like me just revisiting old favorites, this spot always delivers.

Fun, vibrant and eclectic shopping street. Lots of places to eat, I recommend Home Slice for the best pizza ever! Spent over 5+ hrs here and had a great time.

Congress avenue is nice place to see shops, restaurants, parks, and the Capitol buildings.

Beautiful murals and fun street with lots of local food shops .

Great views here

Vibrant youth street

Beautyfull and amazing place, I Love it

I went once recently, it was small and crowded, nothing great, but good enough .....I was planning on going again soon so I pulled it up on google, and thankfully decided to read the reviews......I usually read all of the, and the one star comments too, because that's usually where to truth is found. I was disgusted to read the comments about the owner, and further disgusted by her rude, snarky, arrogant reply to one star comments. I won't be going back, even though the pickles I got last time were delicious. I won't patronize a business that is run by a rude, nasty owner......and you vendors, perhaps find a better way to sell your products, because doing business with someone who seemingly berates and intimidates you, is not worth it. I'm sure she'll reply with some ignorant comment, that's what bully's do. If you care anything about what Austin used to stand for, you'll not patronize this place. The owner seems indicative of what Austin has become, filled with people moving here only to capitalize off the greatness that Austin used to be, and they are bringing their nastiness from wherever they came from, destroying the friendly, peaceful nature we used to be.

Born and raised Austinite here...Ive been attending this market since high school and each time I come, I am never left unsatisfied. Over the years, I've become good friends with the owner and she is one of the most interesting and intelligent person I've come across. Some of the reviews left on here, from "Anthony T.", say she is rude and ridicules her way of running a business. Well sir I can assure you, you are no match for her. Her business's, that's right plural, are clearly doing something right because they have been going strong for many years now. May I ask how many you have? In order to be successful, you must be stern sometimes and be able to learn from your mistakes. If any of those vendors had a problem, they wouldn't be coming back each weekend. So please don't bother listening to a fool who got his feelings hurt. This market is fun and full of the best products you can think of

There's no variety. Seems like the same vendors just different day. They need to change it up. Not much for veggies and not much of anything. The Honduran coffee was delicious.

This is the largest Farmer’s Market in the South Austin area, at least that I am aware of. A Saturday morning visit to this market is a great family or date activity any time of the year. They have a diverse selection of vendors; from baked goods to produce, all the way to CBD and candles. Many people bring their dogs along to stroll around the many vendor tents. There is also a fantastic view of the downtown Austin skyline and plenty of parking.

I love this market. Do not miss Peace cheese - the best vegan cheese. This is such a laid back market. Beautiful produce, great breads, live plants, kombucha, artisan chocolate, locally raised meat, handmade soaps and more. Quiet relaxing music, great parking.

One of the better markets around. Plenty of guest parking. I really like the grilled cheese stand, the ceviche business, and also the creole food tent. 💯

Everything is awesome. Fresh fruits, veggies, pies, jams OMG cheesecake! Handcrafted stunning jewelry....plants, even raw meat dog food and treats. You just have to check it out yourself!

Highland Mall is..an experience. Their mall is very vacant and stores are closing by the minute. I only would go if I needed to get something really quick from Macy's or Dillard's but those have both shut down. Highland Mall is pretty shady and there are always teenagers just loitering around. I would suggest just driving further and going to Barton Creek if you want more variety of stores.

Highland Mall seems to be like a mall that was thriving then the boom died. This place is currently like an abandoned ghost town. You can get great food court food from this mall but that is about it. Austin Community College bought out the mall in order to get more space. Give it about 1.5 years from now, the mall will be thriving again!

The mall is being renovated by Austin Community College. Many of the areas are open and have been in use for a couple of years. It's still a great place to learn and to walk through!

I'm from out of town so when I first pulled into the parking lot I thought that Google Maps had screwed up. But, I kept driving thinking that maybe I was just at the back of the mall. After the third abandoned store I began to lose hope. The only thing that didn't look like a clip from some post-apocalypse movie was a completely out of place college campus. I kept looking for signs of construction or remodel or at least something saying that they were in the process of moving to a new location. It's a pretty big mall and looks like it was in great shape and thriving at some point but it's little more than a ghost town now.

Is it sad that I'm giving Highland Mall a 5 star rating because I feel sorry for it? It used to be a thriving mall when I moved here 14 years ago. I used to work in Sanrio Surprises (they have now moved to Lake Line Mall). I have a lot of good memories here and it's not a BAD mall, it's just not in a good location so no one wants to put their store in there. It's soon going to become a ACC campus, so it doesn't really matter what stores are in there anyways.

I feel so bad for this place. It seemed like a place that was once a thriving, cool place to be; but now, it's half empty and out dated. I went into the GNC, and across there is a zumba fitness (those people were having so much fun in there!) I had "Sauced" at the sad little almost not there food court. The most attractive thing was the carnival in the parking lot. I don't know if that is owned/ran by the mall or not, but the blinking lights are what attracted me to the place.

Great visit to visit. Loved it but not as much to give a 5 star, because it was quite hot to enjoy the outdoors at this time of the year. I would have been better if Austin has LA weather. The view of the city was great.

This place has the best musicals in town! Great shopping and food areas near by. Great vibes and atmosphere ✨️ @Draco.The.Dalmatian

Family had a blast everyone first time ice skating, they had plenty of seats to rest after or just to watch. Yes shoping center has restrooms. The restrooms are next to athletic wear

Had an awesome time with the family to kink off the holiday season (live music)!Would highly recommend their yearly ice skating rink⛸️; we had a blast! Plenty of parking 🅿️ Nice shopping area Library Plenty of restaurants to try Whole Foods

Overall we are happy with the Galleria and have had good experiences. This review is specifically for the ice rink. We tried the Bee Cave Ice Rink for the first time on a Saturday afternoon. We preordered tickets a few weeks in advance but that didn't really seem necessary, as people were buying tickets at the door. They had skates small enough for my youngest (5 years old) which was great. They have a few benches to sit on to change into the skates, and cubbies for shoes, but I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving my purse in an open cubby. I was disappointed with how melted the actual ice was. There were dirty puddles of water all around the edges and corners of the rink. If you were to fall not only did you get a little wet, but you got soaked. This is not normal out of any ice rink I have visited. I also think they need a few more of the skate helpers for little ones to hold onto. We had to wait in a separate line until one became available, not knowing how long it would take, and that cut into our skate time.

The Hill Country Galleria is one of the newer shopping areas in the Austin area. It is all outdoors and has a few anchor stores, including Whole Foods. It feels very suburban, which I suppose it is, and has the most energy in the evenings and sometimes on Saturday. On Sundays, the place feels very sleepy and is not that much fun to go to.

I love this space! Good mix of shops. I spent time at the library working and enjoyed taking a break in the square. There’s lawn chairs and table to have lunch or meet friends or do business and a big grass area for kids. Many unique restaurants.

We love it!! Conveniently location on hwy 71; Mix of small and big shops; Lululemon, H&M, Gatsby, and Dillards are here so as other local shops

This is a great shopping center at the corner of Palmer and Mopac. There are lots of restaurants, close stores and other services, including a specs. The biggest store here, the anchor, is the Home Depot on the north end.

Went to Lupe's Tortilla for excellent lunch. Saw a few empty stores, hopefully they fill up soon.

This is a great shopping center at the corner of Palmer and Mopac. There are lots of restaurants, close stores and other services, including a specs.

This is one beautiful shopping plaza! It offers so much from barbecue to great sandwiches to excellent beverage spots, to wonderful clothing shops, etc.

Extremely convenient shopping center. It’s just enough to cover everything, while also not being too much/overwhelming.

Not put together very well some stuff is getting outdated which is in the end of the world but when it all comes down to it when the rubber meets the road there's some good people over there and all the shops but I think it's been going downhill for the last few years maybe that's just me lack of attention to detail and lack of customer service is truly missing in this part of our history and I think that they can but we'll have to see

Big Specs. They got that Chuck E Cheese. A Five Below and a place that just sells salads and that's barely scratching the surface it's a blessing on the near north side of Austin.

I visited Central Market recently and was genuinely impressed. Everything felt incredibly fresh and well-organized, which made shopping there such a pleasant experience. They carry a lot of premium products that you don’t usually find at a regular H-E-B, which I really appreciated. I loved the freshly baked sourdough they were making right on the spot, and the wine selection was surprisingly diverse. The cheese section was also amazing—tons of variety, and one of the friendly staff members even offered us a tasting when we couldn’t decide. Thanks to that, we found a really delicious cheese to bring home. Overall, it was such a fun and satisfying visit. I’ll definitely be going back!

It’s a nice big grocery shopping center! It’s huge and it has many food items and goods for cooking! They have some restaurants and bakeries inside the store so you really get to have variety of things! Many products are nice and fresh but it’s on a bit more expensive end. We bought a loaf of bread and it was sooo good! Love to get it again! Keep up the good work! Cheers 🥂

Food is great if you want something nice and light. They experiment with alot of flavors so it's always neat to try their seasonal foods. They also have a nice seating area outside which is perfect during live performances.

We are absolutely happy to found this location very close to our house a lot parking staff very friendly yes I’ll be back here fresh bread fresh produce seafood I love it 😍

It's actually a great experience. Not only is it a great organic supermarket, they make a great Turkey sandwich. The best part is that the entire market overlooks this outdoor area with a playground and a park. Loads of kids around and happy families. Sometimes they have live music as well.

Doesn't have my favorite ginger beer, only their overpriced central market brand. Got fresh 5 dollar red currets yesterday and then spoiled the next day. Update: Same with my bananas. Ironically, you know it is an inconvience for people with valid complaints to follow up with your manipulative marketing tactics. You are only giving me resources (through an automatic response) because you don't want other people to see your store as a place that sells products that can't last a single day in a fridge. I will indeed call this number and get a refund on the weak fruits your provided.

First time shopper here and I must say it was an amazing experience! So many unique items to try that I can’t wait to come back and try them all. This location gets packed so I would recommend getting there pretty early to avoid crowds. There are so many items to highlight but what stands out the most for me is the customer service. The staff here is amazing and was very attentive to all of my needs. From the store manager to the ladies in the bakery section being very helpful,this location is top notch! Curbside app available Curbside pickup Amazing bakery section! The sour cream pound cake and peach cake is scrumptious! Soup bar Nice cheese section Clean restrooms Fantastic selection of fresh coffees Large wine section ( non alcoholic)

Ok, this place is pretty cool to walk around it. It honestly made me feel like I was in a hoarder’s paradise. The prices are RIDICULOUS. Y’all there was a plastic flashlight that looked like it was found in an old shed they were selling for $65. Y’all I can get a 20,000 luminous flashlight at academy for the same price. And it WAS NOT AN ANTIQUE. It was a plastic piece of JUNK. I honestly have no idea how this place is still open! If you honestly want to know what it is like to walk through a hoarders place, check out Austin Antique Mall!

You know that tingly feeling you get when you go into a Goodwill or a thrift store? Like that feeling of, I might find some hidden treasure for a couple of bucks to take home? You'll get that feeling walking in here only to get it squashed to dust once you see that mason jars sell for like $60. God bless the people who can afford the things here because I sure can't. The things here are beautiful but think ANTIQUE prices and not THRIFT prices. Staff was super friendly and talkative. The booths are very eclectic, some are complete landfills and others are pristine. The place is massive, I got turned around several times. It's stuffy in there but they're trying to cool the space as best they can with lots of fans, which is appreciated. I spent three hours in there, bought one thing, and saw endless things that I picked up only to put back down upon seeing their price.

I’ve been coming here for years and have spent a lot of money here but this has been the worst visit yet. I took my parents here, as they were in town visiting, and I found something really rare. It was a vintage wood cheese box from Pennsylvania, but what made it rare is it featured a hand-painted Dutch Hex symbol. The box itself was a little wobbly, but the hand painted hex symbol as in perfect condition so I decided to take it. My father grabbed an old metal beer sign he wanted. Both of these were taken up to the counter to be held until it was time for us to go. The lady making the announcements made it very clear that the time to leave was in 15 minutes, as the store was closing, so we made our way back to the front counter. When we were checking out, the same lady making the announcements was checking us out, but stopped in the middle of the transaction and handed it over to another lady to check us out. Not sure why, didn’t make any sense at the time. She had already handed my dad his metal sign which they had not wrapped up in paper, something very out of character for this place. Expensive or no, an antique is an antique and it should be treated as such. The new lady checking us out takes the sign back from my dad to ring it up then rings up the cheese box. She then handed the cheese box over to my dad and slid the medal sign on top of the box. My dad, now with his arms full couldn’t continue the transaction, so I decided to help him. I carefully take the sigh of the top of my beautiful hand painted box (which I couldn’t believe they had done considering it’s hand painted on top) and it is scratched! Not only is it scratched, she scratched the exact area that was hand painted. These hand painted hex signs are so rare, I couldn’t believe they mishandled this! When I confronted the lady who scratched it she pointed us to the original lady who was checking us out and said “well you are going to have to talk to her” so I guess she’s the owner. She overhead the entire conversation and said “well did you give them the 10% discount?” To which the lady said she had not. So the owner says “well you should have given them 10%”. The lady realizes her mistake, hands us a couple of dollars and says “sorry about that”. So not only did she NOT wrap our items, or give us the original discount, but she used that 10% we were already due as an excuse for her negligence. I was so irate I hade to leave. I am a shop owner myself and I would NEVER treat a customer this way. I literally bought a $700 Dutch chest from this same vendor I found the cheese box from and I can’t imagine how they would feel knowing this place mishandles their beautiful antiques. I will NEVER come here again!

The Austin Antique Mall NEVER disappoints. From my first visit to my most recent, I am always happy to go and I don't know if I've ever left empty-handed. It can take hours to browse the store, depending on your level of interest and dedication, but there are literally millions of treasures here. My most recent (and currently second-most prized acquisition) is a portrait by S. Watson (who?) of three white, pudgy, ugly puppies, which I have had my eye on since the day after it entered the shop. I don't know why it exists, but it is now mine and will become a family heirloom.

Great place. Lots of variety from collectibles, such as comic books and action figures, to vintage appliances, and more. They also have a fair amount of military memorabilia and vintage clothing. It was really worth the 30 min drive. Also, free parking onsite and they accept cash and debit as well. Only downside was prices for some things were above what they were worth, but for others they seemed to be below or on par.

This place is great for a day out with the kids, a date idea , or for the antique enthusiast. There are plenty of different booths here with a variety of goods for everyone. There are mostly antique items but there are also vintage as well for those seeking a particular piece of furniture or Decour for their place

This place has more clothing options than I've ever seen at any other antique mall. If you are hoping to find a vintage something interesting in Austin, I would definitely choose this place over any of the thrift stores. You will pay a premium for someone else doing the curating, but the goods are here. I knocked one star off for the prices. I was hoping for vintage patterns, which I've found elsewhere for unreasonably low prices, but the prices here seemed unreasonably high. Still, interesting goods and miles of vendors. Give yourself plenty of time here, they close at six and they mean it.

I cannot wait to leave TEXAS & Go Back To The "Rocky Mountains Of Colorado." 👈🏽❤️‍🔥👼🏽 Living in this neighborhood has been unlike any I've Experienced. When you suffer from PTSD & depression you just don't, can't enjoy much of anything. Unless: GOD IS YOUR EVERYTHING. ✝️ So to be able to walk or ride a bus is awesome. It is safer than a lot of neighborhoods but, people need to come together and find common ground; The Safety of Our Elders and Children Should Be Enough. Your race, sexuality, religion nor political background should matter. It Is About: The Neighborhood. When I'm here it's in The Community. The East Side Is Changing. We All Have To Change...and Stop Hate. On any level, Or Any Kind. ("NO HATE!") 👼🏽✝️♥️☮️🙋🏽‍♂️

One worker named Donte is so kind, sweet and nice! He smooths a rough day...I can't wait until the store is completed. Grab a delicious HEB salad...yummers! Here is my go to for lunch and grabbing dinner at one time.

How does one write the Hancock center? By itself pretty challenging, but it does get major points for having: HEB A pet store A liquor store Ups store A variety of food joints. So you can go get your groceries, booze, and pet groomed at the same time. 😋

They were remolding, can't stand the loss prevention people at HEB. Also the cahier was kinda shitty. When did HEB change their bagging policy. Cahier handed me bags to bag my own groceries. Check out belt where you put your items was shorter than normal and the space to stand in line was also smaller, like the shopping shelves across from check out lanes was too close so it felt very crowded due to how close people had to stand to be able to let people by down the Main isle

Good Morning Austin TXi hope everyone's weekend is exactly what You Want, or What You need it too be. 👈🏽 I have put this overwhelming, continued and UNDESERVED ("Mental Warfare") that is at a point... that All Citizens In Austin and all Surourrounding Cities Need To Understand. What The Ladybird Apt Complex Is Doing... Is A problem Now, and The Future. In spite of what they are Blatantly Doing To Me, I under no circumstances would relinquish All Of My Rights Over To Anyone. Let's say: for all who will say.....well it's a contract I did for sure signed my signature. However, I was to Distress To Do Anything Else. Case-Worker & the Kind Leasing agent had to fill it out because: I was suffering Trauma, as well as incased In PTSD. 👈🏽 For the 1st 5 months I'd done some amazing strides in healing from stalking. Not even 1 tiny problem. Until the Manager and DMA Prop. Tried to fraudulently steal $317.00 and I for sure was current. They were trying to defraud so many tenants it was clearly was not a computer glitch. A few elderly people were being charged $2000. The next 3 days the Manager literally said: she wouldn't leave me alone because: I was angry. By the 3rd day she had reawaken All Of My Past Trauma from being stalked. Then her boss began the Conspired Act Of Covering Up "The Crimes. They Not Only Breached The Contract: the on going cover up...15 months later have denied me All Of My Rights. This is a rent controlled 55 and Up Complex. They have been, are and will continue to try to deny us of any rights PER Their Lease. I have less than 2 weeks to stop their on going cruel Mental Assault and attempting to put me out because: they didn't think I'd survive this long. However....the true cost of what they did/are doing....will not be known until I see my Dr. Please Send help: 1320 Art Dilly Drive. Austin TX. 78702. The did all this too me & have kept me in full time Trauma & PTSD. THE LAW STATES: the cover-up protected the perpetrator and in every way denied Me....due process but, denied any and all the Justice I Deserve. I can prove everything but, I'm exhausted. HELP, this is a broken part of the system that: is Denying Every PERSON LIVING HERE.... our rights. The Old, The Dying, I've been disabled from PTSD since 2010. This Is Not A Joke It's A Cry For Help. 😢💔

Wonderful strip mall shopping in the heart of midtown Austin, best rated HEB, all your needs met in one parking experience.

This shopping center has a lot of very nice places to go. Nail salon grocery store and coffee place as well as more!

This area has EVERYTHING. Home decor, Nordstrom Rack, Pet Supplies, Restaurants, Grocery Stores. It’s the best place to find unique items at a great price point. I’ve been going here for decades!

Delicious food, friendly staff. Wait, time is not too bad.

Entrance to and movement within the parking lot is a little risky. We narrowly missed being rammed by an inadequately skilled driver in the confusing confluence of 360 and Lamar. The driving lanes are also narrow.

Velocity credit union,been with them 40+ years. Great people good rates free checking.

Love me some olive Garden. This outing was ok, we had a new waiter. It's hard jumping into a new job. She did good- with practice she'll be pro. Food was not as good as the last few times we've gone. But love the atmosphere and staff.

Not too much going on there anymore. Sprouts for some good merchandise, snacks, coffee and fruit. Hunan Lion for some good food. Pint House Pizza is in there, just off to one side. Lots of empty spaces.

Haven't been here for awhile but I found exactly what I was looking for and was able to cancel the same tools I had ordered on Amazon that I had to wait 5 more days for. Folks that work there are always helpful. Very happy!

Everyone things of the Central Market, but there are much more. My wife and I always stop by the pen store. I'm a penaholic, my wife goes to the beauty store, appropriately named Beauty Store Salon and Spa.

Good Morining Austin!!!🙋🏽‍♂️🌄 I thought I hawhat d done a review, but this was my experience. To start: I have been a few blocks away from this shopping extravaganza, overload. It was a special evening with A Beautiful Soul: KK, who suggested going & making an evening of it. Boy Did We. The shopping center is ideal for the folks that live near or around it. This store has 2 things that really stand out: every department is fully stocked, & The Spencerin Produce: reminded me of a time: when you actually interact with the people who work there. KK was curious about the peaches/🍑 this young man took time to not only help....he allows her to have one. 👀 She then asked about the Cantaloupe: this guy grabs his knife & gives a sample. What?🤪 It was brilliant because: others were given samples & my friend bought 2. The person she bought the peaches for: with a giant smile on his face: he said: they were the best peaches he'd ever eaten. The first 25 minutes after we arrived was a sensor overload to what all I saw. After the awe of the store, shopping was serious, but, there is so much of everything...it was a Lil too much for me....now. As I age & become more practical... I don't know. 🤭The have a huge restaurant & patio that was playing live music that evening. I would say go check it out... I'll go back for sure.

Fish and meat counters look really fresh and appealing. Fruit and veg range is unbelievable, love the home grown mushrooms

Nice area to stroll and relax. I particularly like Central Market. I spend way too much time in the produce area. CM also has a fantastic outdoor patio with live music regularly. Other shops are also fun, like William Sonoma, Warby Parker, Athleta, Urban Mattress, Paper Place, and Blue Elephant Boutique.

The Central Market kitchen should be on your to-do list. Even if you've been there before, take the time to go again! I had the salmon berry salad and every bite was as good as the first. You will not be disappointed.

I've been shopping here since it opened. I went to HEB Central Market this time. In the bakery, I found that they had Texas Sheet Cake. It was really good, as good as I make, but not as good as my Mom made.

This place is IT. Floral section is immaculate, the bakery always heals me, the cheese section has seen me at my best and at my worst. The bulk tea section. Well. You'll just have to experience that for yourself. I would accept being proposed to here.

This shopping area is great for quick in and out purchases in many of the retail stores and restaurants in the area. Easy parking and great for quick in and out shopping however, please keep in mind this is in the Windsor Park Neighborhood. People live, shop and walk there too and people must be reminded that its not Hwy 35 to drive careless speeding like you're on IH 35. There is also the children's hospital in the neighborhood that people must consider when driving in that area. Slow down, it's our neighborhood not the freeway. Thanks!

They have such an amazing shopping center. If you need clothes, food, entertainment or some adult beverages stop here. It's a beautiful pond/lake in the area also.

I love everything about Mueller Region....It is up scale, & growing the entire neighborhood! Don't let me win the lotto....it would be the idea place to have a 2 home. Hell A Home! lol....

This is a superior shopping center. There's something for everyone! Clothes, tools, coffee, pizza, office supplies, vision care, cell phones, Mexican food... Parking is plentiful and traffic patterns are easy to follow and make things safe for pedestrians.

I was disappointed honestly. It reminded me of Ross, you know where the shoes are just thrown on the racks, the clothes aren't organized... It was a mess. I'm wondering if management has changed.

Everything is here, food, shops, Marshall, Sephora, Total Wine, and the new J. Crew Outlet. Chipotle and Starbucks....

The cashiers are always very friendly and they have a good variety of brands and products

A few restaurants (and boba) are located on the second floor, targets on the first floor, and on the third floor (or first residential floor) there is the dormitory reception desk and study areas. There is also a pool, ping pong table, basketball court, and gym (available to residents only) on the level of the first residential floor.

The Dobie as clean, looked remodeled on the outside and had a clean pool area with a Target on the bottom floor with a grocery. Very convenient and it had a few eateries like a mini mall food court. We went to check it out during my son's orientation and looks different from back in the 90s. I give it 4 stars because I've yet to see what the rooms look like come August. But honestly anything is better than the old Jester prison dorms and communal showers. These have their own private bathrooms and a shared living room like a 2b/2b apartment with a shared living room and small kitchen counter and refrigerator.

How is there only 14 reviews? Dobie is freaking the WORST student housing building in the area. Yes it's right on campus, if you want to live in a room with all the charm of a concrete cell block. It's one of my top 3 LEAST favorite buildings. Just make the whole thing TARGET and be done with it. Thanks 4 watching 👀 😘

Beautiful! Very safe! I love it!

The lady in the head wraps is so far out of line

The lady in the headwraps is out of control.

Did y’all delete the bad reviews?

Delicious eats like spicy bbq wings, incredible queso with options to add protein (I love the chorizo), light and healthy Texas caesar salad, and huge slider platters for groups! Definitely recommend this hotel restaurant for any type of meal. Also, I suggest trying their burger - it comes with pork belly!

Great Hamburger. They added avocado and it hit the spot. The hotel is a bit dated but the staff was friendly and the food was delicious.

Located inside the Embassy Suites, this is made to order food service at the bar.

Handy as always to have a bar in the hotel but it does lack ‘atmosphere’. The bar in most of the neighboring hotels tend to have more of a biz about them but all of them suffer from the entertainment draw of down town. The busiest hotel bar by far is in the JW Marriott. The Soco bar also only has a limited food menu, furthermore I often find it closing by the time my flight gets in. As always, if you found this review useful please remember to like it. If people like the review (whether you agree or not), it encourages me to write more ;)

I loved the Soco Bar & Bites too. It's my sister's favorite place, so I go there too sometimes. The food is really great, and the service is good too. So I'm going to keep going to Soco Bar & bites.

Good food and fantastic drinks. Annie's signature Sabrina is a killer and the Antique Old Fashioned is delicious..

This is INSIDE THE EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL. The shrimp tacos were very good, lots of shrimp, and had a good pineapple salsa.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Cabela's, and I have to say, the experience exceeded my expectations. I specifically went to the gun counter, where I was immediately greeted with fast and prompt service. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable, answering all of my questions with confidence and expertise. They really took the time to address every concern I had, making me feel comfortable with my purchase decisions. One of the things that stood out to me was how well-stocked the entire store was. No matter what section I explored, from firearms to outdoor gear, everything was organized and fully stocked, ensuring a wide selection of options. It's clear that Cabela’s prioritizes keeping their shelves full and up-to-date. What really impressed me was the overall customer service experience. In every department I walked through, employees were actively engaging with customers. Multiple staff members approached me, eager to offer assistance and ensure I found what I was looking for. Their enthusiasm and willingness to help made a big difference and really enhanced the overall shopping experience. Pros: Fast and efficient service at the gun counter Knowledgeable and approachable staff who address concerns with care Fully stocked store with a wide variety of products across all departments Multiple employees willing to assist in every section of the store, creating a welcoming atmosphere Cons: Honestly, I couldn't find any downsides during my visit!

Great store for you and your children. You don’t only shop here, you learn about wildlife at the exhibit in the store. The place is like a museum where even if you don’t buy, you take an experience. @memerios102081

Waited 25 minutes for a gun runner. Had to holler at 3 outfitters to make it happen. The appraisal was not evidence based it was based of the leads feelings. The outfitter told me this outright because I asked what method was used to come to the 200$ offer. They didn’t use the blue book or look at other used online listings whether it be internal across their stores or 3rd party. So it resulted in an insulting low ball offer. They even printed the wrong paperwork. Do not go to this Used Library! They are not ethical at this location. The new firearms side was great. Wait was not bad, Kimberly being newer was supported by the team in the complexity of my transaction with warmth. Her peers were knowledgeable. The checks and rechecks were smooth. The whole team on that side of the house was professional.

Yesterday evening my partner and I went to this location to purchase two old town kayaks. We ended up asking multiple people around the store for assistance. We were redirected to fishing, then customer service, then camping. When we got to camping there were no employees in sight. Eventually an employee was walking by who we asked to help us but they stated they had to find the correct person. Which left us hanging out in camping for a while while they located the camping representative. When she arrived we told her we wanted two old town kayaks and she proceeded to write the kayak name down on a piece of paper and sent us back up front. When we got back to the cashier we realized she wrote the wrong product down entirely. So the cashier just looked it up and was able to ring us up without the paper. So I would assume from the beginning they could have just helped us at the cashier?! Anyway, the transaction was over $5,000 and we paid in cash. The cashier proceeded to count the money over and over. He then marked every bill with the counterfeit detection pen. Front and back for over 10 minutes. Then he counted it again, spreading it across the counter. All while customers are standing around eyeballing us. We’re two women alone standing at the register after dark while a bunch of men are now aware we pulled over 5 grand out of our back pocket. I asked to speak to the highest available manager to make a complaint. I spoke with Jeremy and he asked what I suggest their policy be for large amounts of cash. I don’t have a policy or process for your store but I’d recommend large cash purchases be handled at customer service. Your store needs to find a more discreet way to handle large amounts of cash for a multitude of reasons and if the manager you have staffed is incapable of creating a process or understanding the risks involved with waving thousands in $100.00 bills around in front of the entire store maybe they should not be the manager and perhaps you should hire someone who is more competent. Also, this morning when we unpackaged our kayaks while they were technically the same model they are two different year models and one seems to be the older design. No one informed me we’d be getting an older year model kayak but I guess your team doesn’t know much of anything so what can I expect. Will never return.

Always clean. Theres an agressive person at the door asking you to sign up for the credit cards but other than that this is a nice place to visit. You can see live fish and real animals that are stuffed. Clothes, candy, guns, fishing gear and even camping stuff

Wow! I've been to Cabela's and Bass Pro shops all over the country, the animal displays are absolutely the best I've seen here. I mainly go for camping gear and clothes, but I also like their selection of shoes, sandals and boots. I found the best pair of the most comfortable jeans here. Yeah the prices can be a little high, but I'm always finding great sales and my club member points add up really fast. I had a $50 credit to play with today. Ok so you can tell I'm a big fan, I'm from North Texas and I think this place is pretty awesome!

Came in to purchase a compound bow for the first time. I ended up walking off since know one came to see if I needed any help. Three men who worked in that section were chit chatting with a customer about his truck. Nothing about archery, so I decided to leave. As I was walking off finally I was asked if I needed any help from the older man who worked there. By then I was upset and decided to just leave. A matter of fact I was never greeted with let me know if you need anything, nothing. Very rude since I walked right between them. I guess I don’t look like I hunt to them. The only time I’m greeted here is when they are trying to get me to sign up for a credit card.

The food was overall great! I was a bit disappointed to see a smaller selection than before, especially missing the tempura soft shell crabs, which were my main reason for visiting. That said, the seafood soup and crab Rangoon remains my absolute favorite! I also enjoyed their sushi, prawn dishes, and ended the meal perfectly with the soft serve dessert.

The food looks well presented, but unfortunately the flavor did not meet expectations. The seasoning did not feel authentic, which was a disappointment since we arrived quite hungry and expected more. I hope they can improve in this aspect, because the first impression with the presentation was positive.that’s why they deserve one star

Decent buffet for 18 bucks. Good variety of Chinese dishes, cold salads, fried items. I enjoy the galbi ribs, jalapeño chicken, cucumber and cabbage kimchi. I wouldn't recommend the cakes, but the fruit and sesame balls were good.

Food was delicious, presentation beautiful, everything was fresh and the staff was friendly and professional. Perfect for big parties and kids. My son loved everything.

Buffet is decent. Have a good selection to choose from. Waitress was very attentive. Sushi tasted fresh. It’s about $17 for adults without drink. Additional $3 for beverage.

I have come to the South Austin Buffet Palace for years since it opened. They have everything that I like at a buffet, good sushi, and cold items like kimchi. My favorite here however is the Korean Jop Chae it is very, very good!

I was pleasantly surprised. Great place, very spacious, the food was top notch! Many new dishes and salads I have not seen at typical buffets, I thought the quality was also on the upper side. I will say everything was fresh, and tasted great. They don't cheap out on seasoning, this is my new favorite place now! 10/10, will definitely come back every time I'm in the area.

This place had became too upscale and expensive. I rather like Farmers market like the ones where you can actually get plenty of farm goods at a reasonable prices instead of small niche goods at a high prices. Such as single plain bagels for $3 or basic baked goods as expensive as my gourmet bakery. I think I only saw one stand with fresh produce 🤦🏻‍♂️

My friends and I came here over the weekend and had a great time! This market offers a wide variety of fresh flowers, fruits, honey, baked goods, and even treats for dogs. There were so many fresh vegetables at reasonable prices. They also have a nice area to hang out and walk around perfect for families and friends. I highly recommend checking it out!

The market is great, some lovely produce, Purple Cherokee tomatoes, unusual mushrooms - blue oyster and brown chestnut, fresh arugula and lettuce so good I wished I was a rabbit! Some lovely salsas and jams, vegan bakes etc. I found some beautiful bracelets.

If you’re ever in Austin on a Sunday, do yourself a favor and check out the Texas Farmers’ Market at Mueller (2006 Philomena St). It’s hands down one of my favorite farmers markets in the city. The vibe is just right—laid-back, lively, and full of friendly faces. There’s something for everyone: fresh local produce, artisanal goods, amazing food vendors, and even live music sometimes. It feels like a mini community gathering where you can support local businesses and discover something new every time. I always leave feeling good—whether I’ve picked up some organic veggies or just chatted with a local vendor. Bonus: it’s very family-friendly and dog-friendly too. Support local. Eat fresh. Feel good. 🌿🛍️🐾

The Texas Farmers Market at Mueller is more than a place to grab fresh produce—it’s a full-on family adventure. Between the vibrant market buzz, the beautiful little book collection, and that cool airplane that doubles as the kids’ ultimate playground landmark, there’s something for everyone. Our little one was all smiles on the swings, while the older crowd got competitive over at the volleyball court (who knew farmers market + spike ball energy worked so well together?). It’s family-friendly, community-centered, and sprinkled with just the right amount of Austin charm. If you’re looking for fresh food and fresh fun, this is the spot. 🌿

I enjoyed the vibe in the farmer’s market. While it wasn’t really big, it still has some foods and drinks to buy. Also, street parkings were available as well.

Great place to find local goods. Stuff is a bit pricier than a grocery store, but if you want to buy fresh, local stuff this is your place. There are also a lot of people selling fresh meat. I always get a couple of steaks or porkchops or something and I have yet to be disappointed. I recently got a leg of lamb from Hackamcre Ranch and it was amazing. There are lots of people selling food, so if you get hungry while you are there they got you covered, no matter what dietary restrictions or.preferences you may have

Double check price at checkout always. I recently bought the Micke desk from IKEA. The regular price was $59.99 but with the IKEA Family discount it should have been $49.99. At the self-checkout, the system charged me the full $59.99. When I spoke to the cashier about the mistake, she called her supervisor, but unfortunately he didn’t believe me. I had to walk all the way back to the showroom, take a photo of the sign, and return to prove the correct price before they adjusted it. While I appreciate that the price was finally corrected, the process was frustrating and time-consuming. As an IKEA Family member, the discount should have applied automatically, and I wish the staff had handled the situation with more trust and efficiency. I recommend all other customers double-check the price on the monitor and not rely only on the system.

Love IKEA in Round Rock, every time I am here i can find everything I need, well organised, spacious, lots of choice, great prices, Scandinavian minimalism never dissapoints, fast service, polite assistants. Absolutely recommend it.

Shopping at the Round Rock IKEA is an experience that goes far beyond a typical furniture store run. It’s a full-on adventure for the senses, and a place where home furnishing dreams come to life, no matter your budget. ​From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with a beautifully laid-out showroom that's more like a series of inspiring model homes. The carefully designed room settings give you countless ideas for every space, and you can truly imagine how the stylish and affordable pieces would look in your own home. The whole store is a masterclass in smart, functional, and aesthetically pleasing design. ​But the fun doesn't stop with the furniture. The IKEA restaurant is a destination in itself. You simply can't leave without a plate of their famous Swedish meatballs, and the food court offers a delicious and inexpensive break from shopping. It’s a perfect pit stop for the whole family, especially with the supervised children’s play area that lets parents shop with peace of mind. ​The staff at the Round Rock location are always helpful and knowledgeable, and the "As-Is" section is a treasure trove of incredible deals waiting to be discovered. IKEA isn't just about shopping; it's about finding smart solutions, enjoying good food, and having a genuinely fun time. It's an asset to the Round Rock community and a place I'll happily return to again and again.

The manager, Shawn, was very nice and helpful during my return process today. I really appreciate his great customer service. I love IKEA, and employees like Shawn make the experience even better!

My favorite furniture store since my childhood. Thank you, IKEA, from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the UAE, the UK, and Texas! 🛋️🇸🇦🇯🇴🇦🇪🇬🇧🇺🇸 #Furniture #Childhood #IKEA #ThankYou

My recent IKEA experience was a total win! The customer service was top-notch, making me feel like a VIP shopper. The cleanliness was impressive – the place sparkled. What I loved most was the fun vibe; it's not just shopping, it's an adventure. And oh, the dining options! Whether you're a vegan explorer or a carnivorous enthusiast, they've got you covered. It's a fantastic spot to grab a quick bite – diverse and delicious. IKEA, you've mastered the art of being not just a store but a destination for all-around good times and tasty treats. Thumbs up!

IKEA is my go-to for stylish, affordable home essentials! Always great deals, smart designs, and fun to browse. I never leave empty-handed and love shopping here every time!

I ordered the cheese curds & cole slaw and they are wonderful! The large order of curds was too big but I kept eating ..

I haven't been to a Long John Silver's in forever and I was pretty excited to find there's one near my work. I used the drive-thru at lunch, the staff was extremely friendly, and the food was very fresh and hot , seemed like it just came out of the fryer. Everything was cooked exactly right - No rubbery overcooked shrimp.

Awesome hot fresh food! I ordered the shrimp coleslaw fries and those wonderful puppies! Lol l! My husband (not into alot seafood so thank goodness for A&W) ordered doublemeat bacon cheeseburger with fries! Ummm I'm so stuffed and was so delicious we also HAD the ROOT BEER. The drive thru worker was upbeat fast and friendly. Really enjoyed the experience. Well done!

Took order and got the food quick. Not that busy during the week. There is always a street person snoozing in the store. They need to get red vinegar for the fried or grilled fish.

Inexpensive lunch, well prepared though a little salty, good malt vinegar. Pickup from the ordering counter. Cooked corn, and green beans available. CocaCola products and A&W root beer.

I've always loved Long John Silver's and love this location. It's the main location in Austin. I was sad when it temporarily closed but so excited and happy now that it's open again! Still the best place for fast great tasting seafood!

The Team at LJS on Cameron Rd is always so friendly and kind. They had our big order perfect, even the extra crumbs! I always have a good experience at the drive thru and pre-ordering with their mobile option.

I haven’t been inside of an A&W in soooooo long. The service was good and the BBQ burger was on point. Can’t eat all of it and I only left one bite, so it was good. I would ask for fresh fries next time they were done, but they were in between done it undercooked little bit soggy, but I don’t know if my only complaint was the fries weren’t good then it is what it is I like seeing the older pictures on the wall and the the jukebox on there was super cute but food ambience the restaurant was those good I mean I think it’s overpriced, but it was good

When I looked it up on maps this location is very old, is with a bad restaurant and there are way too many old features in this location should you just remove long John silver's and the old stuff from this location and what I tell you to do means you should do it. I hate bad restaurants and old designs, it also still looks like a restaurant from the 20th century.

Food was alright- I was more upset that he lobby was open with people eating and ordering. The one worker signaled to us to use the other doors. My friend and I walked in and the manager refused us service at 8:30 on a Saturday evening. Saying he forgot to lock the lobby doors and that the lobby was closed and we had to go into the drive through. In the middle of a city? That was busy, y’all are going to close lobby early on a Saturday night? No wonder AW has so many closed down restaurants. The food was delicious but I’ll be going to another fast food restaurant where I won’t be refused service in the lobby and I can get slot more food for less money. I was throughly disappointed. Please email me if you’d like to discuss further.

The hamburger didn't taste like meat. Not a good flavor.

This place was PERFECT. I had a great experience. The restaurant was clean, service was excellent. Friendly staff. (At least the people I interacted with were friendly.) The food was delicious. Beyond my expectations. The cheese curds were a surprise that didn't disappoint. Everything was cooked and prepared to perfection. I will definitely be coming back to give them my business. I definitely rang the bell!

The older white gentleman at the window was very nice and gave GREAT customer service. I will return because of him. I would take away a half star because the food is way too expensive.

I ordered the wrong thing because I read the menu wrong but the service was so fast and the thing I ordered was made so well that I don't have any complaints. Fish was crispy on the outside and soft/flaky on the inside, hushpuppies were flavorful and had good texture, and the fries were appropriately salted. Clean table, kind staff, fast service. If you're looking for fried fish and fresh root beer in a hurry, this has got to be the best place around here

First time at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Seemed like a small airport and a lot of construction was going on! Being small had its perks too - it was a quick walk to baggage claim and from there another short walk to get an uber!Noticed there weren’t many lounge options unfortunately. “Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is known for featuring regular live music performances and numerous artworks. The airport is undergoing a major expansion to increase its capacity to handle over 31 million passengers annually, with construction expected to be completed by 2040.”

I had a three hour layover here, so I can’t speak to security or checking in. But this airport was large, spacious, clean, bright, and so many things to do and see. I took the time to walk all the terminals and was overwhelmed by fun choices. I especially like the unique vending machines: coffee, cupcakes, Legos, protein, bowls, parent/baby needs. There is daily live music in a food court area along with a taco truck and plenty of seating located across from gate 18. Across from gate 20 is an independent bookstore. Yes a little independent Corky bookstore. The food choices are unlimited, from a candy store and an ice cream parlor to barbecue chicken sandwiches and sit down restaurants. Of course there are burgers and pizza. Lots of grab and go. There were so many bathrooms, and no lines. The shops were full of really interesting Texas stuff and souvenirs, as well as goodies. The price is ranged from reasonable to really expensive. The people were nice, and there was plenty of places to walk. Grateful for my living over here.

I had a layover at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, and it was surprisingly pleasant! The airport is modern, clean, and well-organised, making navigation easy and stress-free. There are plenty of dining options featuring local flavours, from barbecue to Tex-Mex, and the coffee shops are perfect for a quick pick-me-up. Free Wi-Fi and comfortable seating make waiting enjoyable, and the friendly staff adds a welcoming touch. If you have some time between flights, the airport even has art installations and a small observation area to stretch your legs. Austin Airport makes layovers convenient and enjoyable!

Mid size airport and one of the nicest. 34 gates total I believe and there are plans of expanding to accommodate more travelers by 2030. Main concourse is basically just a straight line, very easy to navigate . Design is bright and have plenty of open space. TSA checkpoint was pretty fast when I was there. Even during government shutdown.

I've flown in & out of this airport a few times now and its pretty good. There are a ton of stores & restaurants to entertain you while you wait for your flight. It's an airport, so it's expensive but I've definitely seen worse at other airports. TSA is always quick and easy and the agents are usually polite. My flights are never late when I fly here either.

I traveled on a Monday thinking it would be less crowded. I was wrong. Everyone is trying to leave Austin on a Monday. Security lines were long, check-in lines were long, and the bathroom lines were long. I'm going to assume short staff. There were not enough seats to accommodate every person in the airport waiting for a flight. We had a service animal with us, and there was only 1 pet relief station along the gates we were at. We were at the farthest end of one side (gate 33), and the only relief station was all the way down by gate 9. It took us 30 minutes to get through the walking traffic there and back. The announcements for the gates for delta airlines were quiet, and we couldn't hear when they were calling our zones to board. Southwest could be heard every time over the intercom. Even from the other end of the gate way.

Nice little airport easy to access, TSA was a little backed up but they were rapid enough to keep the lines moving. Seemed like Parts of the airport was under renovation, I will be excited to come back to see the difference or new look. Rental car was a walking distance away from the terminal as well.

I had a very disappointing experience with an appliance delivery from Best Buy. The delivery team arrived and immediately began arguing with each other, which was uncomfortable and unprofessional. In the process of bringing in the washer, they ran into my marble table and chipped it, and banged into the walls, leaving visible scrapes. I had to hire a handyman to repaint and touch up the damage, which was an added cost and inconvenience I wasn’t expecting. I called three times to report the issue and requested a refund for the $90 I paid for delivery and haul away. After all that effort, I was offered only an $80 gift card — not even a full refund, and certainly not enough to cover the damage or the handyman’s fee. This entire experience left a bad impression. I expect more from a company like Best Buy, especially when it comes to professional delivery service. I’m now hesitant to purchase large appliances from them in the future due to the risk and hassle involved. A smoother resolution and more accountability would have gone a long way.

I recently visited Best Buy to have my laptop checked out, as it had completely stopped working. The initial assessment couldn't resolve the issue, so it was sent to HP for further evaluation. HP quoted $450 for the repair. When I returned to pick it up, I was helped by Adam from the Geek Squad. He kindly took the time to take another look at my laptop, just to be sure. To my surprise, it suddenly powered on and started working again! I’m planning to bring it back once more because it seems the audio speaker may not be properly connected, but thanks to Adam and the Geek Squad team, I was able to save my laptop from being recycled. I really appreciate their help and second effort—it made all the difference.

Completely incompetent, ordered a washer and dryer along with the needed stacking kit. They never sent the stacking kit, and then left the units in my living room for weeks. They did not communicate when delivery would be made and then would not pick up the phone when called right back this happened multiple times. I talked to people from corporate on down and was assured "notes" where left in my account to fix the issue and that they'd bring the kit next time and of course they did not.

Have hardly ever left reviews but wow, my customer service desk experience here was very bad. The girl at the counter didn’t seem like she wanted to help after I told her it’s been 2 hours for my pick up order, basically told me to go away and wait, I asked does she no why it’s taking so long and she didn’t ask. Ended up waiting 3 hours, 2 of them spent in the parking lot of the store, for something that I could’ve walked into the store and bought in 10 minutes. First time at this Best Buy I’ll be avoiding it next time at all costs. The manager eventually helped and the young guy in the pc section was eager to help and deserves 5 stars for making me feel like someone cared and had charisma. Should stop flirting with each other and help the customers.

This store charged me for a defective Apple product under warranty and told me to “call Apple” about reimbursement. This launched a two day back-and-forth, with Apple repeatedly sending me back to Best Buy and Best Buy just sending me back to Apple again. I finally confirmed with Apple that of course Best Buy was supposed to swap the defective product out with a new one, but even speaking with several Best Buy representatives and “supervisors” at length over the span of two days didn’t yield an admission of error and/or a satisfactory solution. Best Buy’s dubious customer service aside, this particular store, my neighborhood store for the past decade, seems underwhelming in general. It usually appears understaffed and many on the staff seem poorly trained. I’d say skip it if you can.

Dani and Yulissa just made my day. I returned my Switch 2 and controllers and they made the process so easy for me. I’m not good with this type of stuff so it was a huge relief to have people who actually knew what they were doing. 10/5, couldn’t have had better customer service.

Great experience great customer service by Wesley great job Wesley you help me a lot to get my firts AirPods great guy right here Wesley …… firts time here visiting from CALIFORNIA amazing experience I’ll be back here for sure store is very organized very clean good deals good brands store very close from streets N freeways a lot parking others stores also near restrooms avalieble N clean great store again I’ll be back here

Hello Everyone, I hope & pray all is well. So... I continue to walk & attempt to heal recent Trauma. I can only speak for myself but, I'm Grateful To GOD for allowing me to live Downtown Austin. Austin is one Beautiful City & Being Able To Walk It Everyday...I can't help but To Find A Deep Sense Of Peace. 💯 I mean look at what I get to see, feel, hear, & Witness With My Own Eye's! Though it is a shame that the heat is dangerously hotat times...👈🏾I walk as early as I can however...5 miles is going to take a little time. 🤫😲😳😳😲🤫 Every Picture You See, Is From My Personal Camera...It Is Literally The World As I Get To Experience It! As I See It ! Good & Love....🙋🏾‍♂️❤️To The World/🌍

Very busy place at all times of the day. Can be confusing if you're not familiar. Enjoyed Austin City Limits Moody Theater and their store very much. Everyone was friendly and seemed invested in you having a great experience.

The 2nd Street District is one of Austin’s most vibrant spots — a perfect mix of shopping, dining, and city charm. Whether you’re grabbing a latte, exploring boutiques, or enjoying dinner al fresco, the vibe here is effortlessly cool and welcoming. It’s clean, walkable, and full of local gems that showcase Austin’s creative spirit.

Cool place and lots of places to eat,shop, and explore! Everything is walkable and close by. Lots of areas to chill and just relax. Nice photo opportunities too

Very nice & clean area. Lots of happy & friendly people. Dog friendly too

There are lots of fun things to do around here! If you’re visiting from out of town you’re not far from “bat watching” on the Congress Avenue Bridge. This takes place at sunset 🌇 at Lady Bird Lake/Town Lake. Another fun thing to do with kiddos is visit Toy Joy. It’s a local toy store that has been around since 1987 and you’ve definitely never seen one like it! For a quick bite or drink: La Condesa! It has a festive atmosphere!

The shopping is great wether it's for the Ms. Or the kids there is something for everyone including yourself! I like to toke up and hit the candy store with the kids and get a bunch of Scooby snacks.! The Ms. likes to go to all the stores can't blame her! There are some great restaurants to visit when the shopping makes you hungry! So go down and enjoy what Austin has to offer in the district.

The food was fresh and quick. The service was nice. I thought it was a little weird to have security guards at a Chick-fil-A but maybe it normally gets rowdy with patrons? Great outdoor patio to eat. Convenient location too

Food was good I was expecting the other worker in the other lane to walk over and take my order like others I've been too but ig one worker one lane. Didn't really slow things down or speed it up just something I noticed. We also didn't get any grape/strawberry jelly or ketchup but was given after pulling back up.

Went to this location during lunch. This location had four lanes of customers for ordering. Which makes scense , I guess, since I have never seen a chick fila not busy during lunch. Overall not bad for the lunch rush. Customer service was great. Order was on point .

A lovely young man with glasses I believe his name was Carlos took my order. Now I normally don’t write reviews but this interaction really stood out to me and I knew I had to come on here so he can get the recognition he deserves. Carlos if you are reading this I hope you know your kind words made this old woman’s day.

I’ve noticed that my sandwiches here have not been as great. The chicken was super thin and my large fries weren’t even filled up all the way. Again, great and friendly people but the food 👎 Update : decided to give it another try but the chicken was still so thin and not worth the price. (Last 2 pictures)

Came here about 2 weeks ago and had a terrible experience. Customer service was non existent and my order was wrong/cold. Thought it may of been a hiccup, but went back today and I left very upset once again. Mac n cheese was old, bread had mold on it, and majority of the nuggets got thrown away due to being chewy (you know those pieces with the veins/etc). I am upset that basically our entire lunch was inedible. Will not be coming back to this location.

I love Chick-fil-A. The drive thru lady said my name was pretty. Thank you, how sweet. Always professional, fast, delicious (still hot!) and easy, especially with a mobile order. 5 out of 5 stars, thank yall.

Gateway is a nice N. Austin Shopping Center with REI, Whole Foods, Best Buy, and a number of smaller shops and restaurants. There’s lots of parking and it’s very convenient right off 183 and Mopac.

The seating area here is the best thing about this place where you could have a cold beer and a sub sandwich great place to people watch

Conveniently located. It’s a little more upscale in terms of the offerings but also not entirely. It’s got a bit of everything.

Just stopped in for a quick visit to Nordstrom Rack. Found an item that was sold out on there website.

I really enjoyed my first 4DX experience here at Gateway! The only downside is that the theater seems a bit outdated, and the popcorn isn't the best.

Good food; quiet for breakfast whenever we’ve been there.

Fish was high quality, very fresh, great presentation, and only 4 star service. Just cause I am white, I know how to order sushi, but thanks for making everyone feel awkward.

Parkline Shopping Center offers a convenient and pleasant shopping experience. The center features a good mix of stores, including popular retailers and local businesses, making it a great spot for both shopping and dining. The layout is spacious, and parking is generally easy to find. Whether you’re looking for everyday essentials, specialty items, or a bite to eat, Parkline has something for everyone.

Vast options of places to eat, great variety, and entertaining 😉

Come here weekly to go to H-Mart and their food court. The store is huge, has many Asian products, and has a great food court. Highly recommend. Love OK Dog and Don BBQ

85 Cafe! Lots of yummy bakery, coffee, tea items to choose from. Cool and unique items to choose from. I absolutely love the pudding tea, hot or cold. Everything is fresh and delicious. Prices aren’t too bad and are priced right for what you get. Small shop with some seating, but does tend to get very busy on the weekends. Friendly staff, fast service on coffee and tea drinks that have to be made for you. They have a rewards program through an app that you can download. Located next to H-Mart. Definitely try this place!

Got a lot of plants from here. Good place. I have never shopped for plants so cannot comment on the prices but I found whatever I needed

Just get the roasted sweet potatos, when you see them! They go fast

We went to homedepot but the shopping center is nice, lots of parking and easy to get in and out

Chinatown Center is an absolute treasure 🌸✨ After my visit to MT Supermarket I left with two amazing finds lavender herb that smells like pure relaxation and a beautiful glass teapot that’s the perfect addition to my kitchen. Whether you’re exploring for unique herbs, stunning kitchenware, or just soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, Chinatown Center has something for everyone. It’s a little adventure with a lot of charm. 🌿☕ #ChinatownCenterFinds #TeaTimeMagic

I have been a loyal customer of your store for over a year. I’ve always appreciated the service and products, but a recent experience has left me extremely disappointed and disheartened. About a week ago, I purchased several items from your store. Since there were too many, I decided to return a few. When I came back to the store to return them, there were staff members at the counter, but none of them offered to help. They just looked at me and did nothing. I politely explained, “I don’t need this item anymore. Please take it back—you don’t even need to refund me.” Yet, no one responded or took action. Even though I had lost the invoice, I showed them the transaction details from the debit card I used for the purchase. Still, they neither accepted the return nor gave me any assistance. To make matters worse, the security guard there behaved in a way that felt rude and aggressive, which was very upsetting for me. As someone who has trusted your store for a long time, this treatment was very hurtful. In the end, I had no option but to throw the item away. After this experience, I’ve lost my trust and don’t plan to return to your store. I sincerely hope you take this complaint seriously and make improvements in your customer service going forward.

It's not the same...should close down and start over again...I was so disappointed 😞 I should've walked out when the bad smell hit me in my face but since we were trying to wait for traffic to die down we stayed and had a drinks and wings instead of what we came for....awful! This place had one of the best Chinese food in austin dont know what happened

Worse place to shopping. They have no return policy whatsoever. All the kitchen supplies made so professionally fake that breaks with one time use. They don’t know anything about costumer service. Very rude people!!

Lots of different shops and restaurants catering to the heavily Asian clientele in the area. The MT supermarket has a very broad selection of imported goods from Southeast Asia. There are some live fish/lobsters at the supermarket as well as some whole fish on ice. The home goods section has energy kitchen utensil you could need.

Lots of great shop and restaurants here. Then there's MT....incredibly cool supermarket. I've never seen so many noodles! Needless to say, I think we need to ditch the regular "Ramen" and try some of their offerings!

Stupid and unfair and biased name. There are also Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese businesses. The place should renames as Asiantown or Asian business district

This was a GREAT comics store!!! They had a few of my childhood favorites. CARtoons magazine is the greatest comic of all time for cer guys!!! I asked Mia about them and she immediately blasted through the store as if they were HER favorite. She searched a couple spots before finding 5 different copies of varied vintage. I scored the two oldest of them. Then I asked her about vintage Hulk. Explained that my wife and I were looking for graduation gifts for our son. She enlisted Tim in thus endeavor. He quickly produced many great examples of super cool HULK comics. He even used his phone app to give us neat details about the different choices. His expertise was evident, and he was super polite and helpful. Great store and awesome associates.

We happened to be driving by Austin Books and Comics and decided to stop—so glad we did! We were blown away by the size of the store and how clean and organized everything was. The wide selection is fantastic, and my son was thrilled to find some comics he’s been hunting for (Battle Beast). Every staff member we encountered was super helpful, and the manager was especially awesome, super friendly & knowledgeable. This place is a true gem for comic lovers. We’ll definitely be back!!!

On our quest to hit up the 10 best comic book stores in the country, two from the Austin area ended up on the list. Austin Books & Comics was a fun addition to the lineup! We loved the unique decor, and in addition to their amazing comic and book selection - they had a great game section (like board games and card games). I think I purchased just as many games as my son did comic books. The staff was helpful when I asked questions. And it was in an easily accessible location with plenty of parking.

Probably the best comic shop in Austin. Tons of back issues and major keys, super cool statues. This was probably the only comic shop we went to that was worth the entire trip. The people working there were just awesome. Thank you for making this trip memorable.

Everyone we interacted with was so kind and helpful. They have an amazing selection of comics and all the staff were brilliant. Make sure if you visit to walk around the corner of the building to go to the other shops they have which have board games and dungeons and dragons stuff!

It was my first time in the store and I love how clean and organized the store was. I was looking for manga and they good selection of old and new I can't wait to go back for books.

They have a very nice selection of beautiful stuff. And a sale coming up

This central market keeps a variety of imports foods and wine. Always freshly made food daily and periodically ask customers what they like to see more of. Live music events, coffee, ice cream, just missing a tea bar.

Options galore. Meals and snacks are no trouble when shopping here even on a budget. The meat market, vege maze, dry goods, bakery and supplements area hasn't changes In years. The only thing I don't like here is the self-checkout area. It is like a cramped up afterthought. I much prefer help at checkout.

Clean and Spacious areas, plenty of Free Parking. Lots of places to sit & eat fresh food 😋

How does Central Market just get better and better?? So many delicious options at the dip bar, olive bar, salad bar, Gelato stand, Cafe, deli, yum. I was so happy to be asked if there was something I was looking for. There was something I found at Costco once and have looked for it for 2 or 3 years. THEY HAD IT!! They also had a Canadian brand of noatmeal that was delicious. Going here is restorative for me. Service is top notch. People are so kind. And honestly they have the best bands in their cafe on the weekends. Iblivebto watch the people dance! Go here. Have the Mediterranean salad or shrimp salad or just enjoy some Gelato. Life is short. Find some joy. Go to Central Market.

Picked up my Turo car from this location. Very nice area.

The grocery options, the food options, everything they had everything there! I absolutely loved it! I enjoyed the milk options also. I'll be coming back! 🙂

It's a very busy store with lots to offer. if you're new to Austin, experience this place!

We hadn't gone to Burger King in a while and decided to give it another try. We pulled up to the drive through(the whole place was empty, we were the only ones there) we ordered a chicken sandwich and a whopper meal with no pickles, it came out to a bit over $20. Once home we began to eat and I noticed the mountain of pickles and jalapeños on my whopper. The employees didn't know so I can't fault them but I have a mild allergy to jalapeños, and a strong aversion to pickles. So I was left with no lunch and a wallet that was $20 lighter

Oh, you only ordered a single fountain drink? Perfect, this Burger King will still have you pull around to the front. Truly a five-star experience.

This business is no longer honoring the coupon on the back of their receipt. I have been getting this coupon for years. The Manager of this location "Maria" is not doing her job correctly and honoring what the coupon deal is. I have been eating at Burger King for years and y'all just lost a costumer. And y'all are false advertising which is illegal.

Staff was always really nice to me, but I won't eat here anymore. Something about the meat isn't right. Goes down OK, but doesn't sit well. Not following proper refrigeration/storage practices? Or maybe refrig equip needs to be looked at? I don't know, but the food too often doesn't sit well.

Sometimes it’s alright, no problems. Nothing *wonderful* but decent for fast food. There have been times it wasn’t. REALLY MY LAST EXPERIENCE was one of the worst times I may have ever had at a fast food restaurant. I ordered on the app and it’s a super simple order, which most of the time they’ve gotten first time. I got one Impossible Whopper with cheese. That’s all. There was a kid there at the window that I’d never seen before. I get the food, say thank you, and leave to home. When I get there (luckily I don’t live too far) the burger is a bacon cheeseburger (I realized after I took a bite). I’d shrug off a slightly wrong order if I wasn’t vegetarian. So…obviously I paid and was hungry so I go back. He looked SO confused when I said it was a bacon cheeseburger. He said “you ordered bacon…” No…I showed him the order on the app on my phone. Still confused. “Bacon?” No. I said the Impossible Whopper with cheese. He went “only vegetables?” I said, “well, yes…and the Impossible patty.” He still just stared at me blankly with a half-smile. He didn’t even seem to know what was on the menu? I said, “there are two patties…one is meat, one is the Impossible patty. I’m vegetarian so I don’t eat meat. No bacon or beef patty.” He went “okay.” And I got the new burger. He wanted me to check and I quickly did and it seemed okay. I pulled around to the parking lot and bit into it again. Hiding under the veggies, mixed in with the cheese- bacon again. I had been nice this entire time (still was, but frustrated. This was already so much time spent on one BK burger). I pulled BACK around and was like, “sorry man…this DOES still have bacon on it…I’m vegetarian, I said no meat, I just want what I ordered. One Impossible Whopper with cheese. That’s all. No added bacon. No meat.” He blankly stared again. And it was another back-and-forth conversation saying all of the same things with him being befuddled. Then the lady who was making the food was in sight looking annoyed. I was feeling bad, but also just hungry and also annoyed. I said “no bacon. No beef. Vegetarian patty with cheese.” He told me to pull around to the parking lot. He brought it to me and I checked it out. It was right but it seemed odd with not much flavor. Terrible experience.

Disgusting food from delivery, straight up didn’t make a majority of my order. Genuinely sickening that they think it’s acceptable to send out food like this. Hope this place gets a visit from the health inspector soon.

Came in this morning for a breakfast burrito and some hot cakes and everyone was so kind and laughing smiling. What Amazing service keep it up Burger King!

Always a stop when I’m downtown. Amazing selections of fresh food and wine. My son and I stopped for bar soap. I love the smell of the store, the flower selections and the salad, fresh hot food choices. People are friendly at the meat stalls and food area. Restroom was considerably clean considering it was late when we came. Parking was awesome! It tells you what’s available on the front area and down the other parking side. Lots of self check out counters oh an of course Juiceland in Whole Foods is a plus.

The East Austin Whole Foods is my go-to. The store is always clean, well-stocked, and easy to navigate. The staff are friendly and helpful, whether I’m grabbing coffee at the bar, picking up fresh produce, or running in for a quick prepared meal. Parking is just under the building. Not gonna lie, I go there at least 3-5 times a week. And, I actually met Jordan Peterson at this Whole Foods in 2024!

Smaller, neighborhood-sized Whole Foods Market, close to home and downtown Austin, which is perfect for me. Fantastic selection of fresh meats, poultry, and seafood. An awesome selection of vegetables. Loved the prepared foods, as well as cheese and deli sections. Plentiful canned and jarred, as well as refrigerated and frozen items. Nice selection of beers and wine too. Service was genuinely friendly and helpful. Store was very clean and well stocked. Easy parking.

Whole Foods is just an amazing place to shop, and eat! I saw so many people enjoying their food and the atmosphere. It is a lovely place to shop. Everything is a feast for the eyes and senses.

If you need to grab something quick or do some quick grocery shopping, this is the place to go. I like how it is not overwhelming and there is all the popular items that you would think of at the larger Whole Foods in the store. I also love that they do have a hot bar and a salad bar even though it is a small Whole Foods. I like going here to grab lunch if I’m on the go. They also do offer parking validation, just make sure to bring your parking validation ticket inside with you. That way you can scan it, otherwise you’ll have to go back down to your car grab your validation ticket and come back up to scan.

My first time ever visiting a Whole Foods and I stopped by the Austin location. Really liked the variety of fresh fruits and veggies – lots of great options. I’d have to check out other Whole Foods stores to compare, but this one definitely made a good first impression.

This Whole Foods location would rather throw out a half of a pizza than to abide by Texas law and allow the selling of hot foods with EBT. If there was an explanation, like the one I found out myself that this benefit ended on the 14th (yesterday) they would still rather stick their nose up and throw the food out, instead of providing a reasonable explanation of any kind. So. Thanks for that. Thanks for letting people go hungry. Thanks for letting your workers do extra work for nothing, and throwing their time and effort in the garbage. And thanks for rubbing it in all of our faces to boot. Glad you got... uh... wait, what did you get out of that, exactly? A still uneducated workforce who could have extended the courtesy to a very confused and hungry local consumer/s? Bravo.

The ‘Orange you glad it’s pride’ seasonal flavour is amazing and the chocolate with olive oil and sea salt is not to be missed! If you’re looking for an icecream joint in Austin just go to lick.

Such a cute plaza! Love that they have so many restaurants and options for things to do, two dessert places as well Parking is super easy in the apartment parking lots on the ground floor

I've come here several years for a film festival, spending a week in the area each time. There is little need to travel once you're here as there are great places to eat, relax and watch movies on site. The local residents accept the mass of people that come in stride and I have never had anything but friendly conversations with them.

Came here to watch the fantastic 4 movie. Nice place good parking.

Some food coffee shop and Lick ice cream plus the Alamo Drafthouse Theater. Only bad thing is the smelly, filthy gargage.

This is a significantly better-than-average shopping center if only because it has the lone Alamo Drafthouse location close to downtown Austin. I also lived in the apartment complex above it for a while, and know its drawbacks. The large majority of its street-level businesses have failed, and for the most part not due to problems such as COVID. Shake Shack & Medici probably aren’t going anywhere, but OTOH they’re merely branches of popular chains. TLC is a great eatery, and also the only other one that’s remained open (aside from a closure during the pandemic). If you’re visiting on a weekend night, I’d definitely suggest getting there via rideshare; the guest parking garage usually fills up, and there’s no nearby street parking.

Visit TLC for great seafood and cheap oysters.

Hours say open until 10. It’s 930 and they are closed. There are 2 other cars parked trying to get in. If you’re gonna close early at least update your hours. Pic is the other customers trying to get in.

This place was absolutely filthy. The floor was covered in dirt, hair, and sticky shit. The counters weren’t any better. All of the ice cream had large chunks of other flavors in it. Not ideal for someone with nut allergies. The staff was extremely lazy and slow. I came at about 8:00 today and it was absolutely ridiculous. Go anywhere else but here.

Came after 5pm on a Monday. There was a lot of friendly staff to help out. Not too busy, 4 other customers plus our family of 3. My son ordered a dinosaur creature creation and well...we got half way there?! 🤔😬

This place is crooked. Like really shady. If you order online and they mess up they won’t fix your order or remake it for you. I used a giftcard and they stole the entire amount of money on there and tried to pretend my card was the issue and made me pay in cash. Quickly found out they had just taken the $50 that was on there. DON’T GO HERE!

Jai is the owner and his customer service skills are excellent! I really enjoyed the brownie cake delight! I'll go back for more and I highly recommend this place!

Workers were kind, a little slow,and they got a part of my order wrong.clean/good 4 stars is good😀🫠👍

Hours state they're open till 10pm on Friday. We got there at 8:30 and were able to place our order but one employee was putting up tables except for the one left for their friends. We sat down on some chairs still left and were told the dining room was closed. We couldn't stay there to eat even though they continually served other customers. Lights were off and one employee poured melted ice cream back into one of the tubs. Customer service is nil.