Great coffee and selection! I love the location inside of Pease Park equally. Always a plus when a…read morespot has speciality lattes exclusive to them. My only compliant would be that the price was a bit steep in comparison to other places I frequent considering the small size of our beverages but nonetheless we enjoyed the flavor.

I didn't know they are at Pease during the weekends from 9am-1pm. Definitely check them out if you…read moretoo are like me and want to walk around the park drinking a latte for the vibe.

This store is my jam. Chock full of irreverent and sassy items, and lots of fun things I've never…read moreseen before. They have souvenir type items that don't scream "AUSTIN" which is more my speed. We were greeted right away when we walked in by a super friendly employee who chatted with us for awhile. I kept wandering around, finding so many cute and fun items and wishing we had a bigger suitcase so I could buy more stuff. Apparently they're known for their vintage pearl snap shirts with fun embroidery; I saw one with a cat with lasers coming out of its eyes, which I thought was great. I didn't even look at the pricing on them while in the store since I figured they'd be pretty expensive. They sell them on their website and it looks like they run about $59-$69. They also have other apparel, like a pair of sweatpants that said "work hard & eat lots of tacos," which I could definitely appreciate. I saw jewelry, makeup, lots of books, art, candles, including a big selection of those celebrity prayer candles, baby items, bath items, CBD joints, stickers... they have a lot of stuff packed in to this store but it doesn't feel overwhelming. It's really nicely curated and arranged. If I'm ever back in town I'm definitely going to stop in again. We ended up buying some stickers and a little "Daily Catitudes" desktop flip book with cute photos of kittens. If you have young kids who might wonder about the phallic looking design on a puzzle or is able to read curse words and you'd prefer they didn't... maybe don't bring them into this shop.

This store is so much fun that even if you're in a bad mood, there is something here that will pull…read moreyou out of it. Also, they sell CBD and hemp products in the back! Lots of clever T-shirts, smart-ass home accessories, and creative gift items.

The Service is excellent and the Employees are always ready to help you!!…read moreI always have a good experience, when I'm shopping at Uptown Cheapskate, Thank you!!

What a Waste of time. They Won't take clothes that are in good condition and in season.read more

Went to the women's store on Soco. Quite possibly the worst customer service I've ever gotten in my…read morelife. Rude salespeople ignored us the entire time we were in, and fully opened and looked into our dressing room while we were changing. Very much a high school mean girl vibe. Men's store is just fine but stay OUT of the women's

Zo and the gang are fantastic. Best men's store in town, if you're looking for grown-up clothes. No…read moregaudy labels, no tech materials, no fast fashion. In fact, it's not "fashion" at all - it's style.

Willie for President mural is a prominent mural on South Congress. It is adhered to STAG…read moreProvisions for Men. While I do not shop at STAG Provisions for Men, I can appreciate the mural and the homage to. I value Willie Nelson's contributions. Willie Nelson is a Texas‑born singer and songwriter who helped redefine country music by choosing authenticity over mainstream country music. After early success writing hit songs for others in Nashville, he returned to Texas in the 1970s, where his independent spirit fueled the outlaw country movement. With his distinctive voice, storytelling style, and lifelong activism, Nelson became both a music legend and a cultural symbol of doing things your own way.

Even though this store is located on South Congress in an area now primarily geared for tourists,…read moremy boyfriend still likes to shop here. He's a huge fan of their shorts, button downs, and shacklets. Some of the stuff they sell is kinda pricey. However, the quality holds up. They carry the latest fashion trends that lend to a timeless look. Pieces that can be worn for years. The store gets insanely busy and we find the best time to go is in the middle of the work week right around opening time. Bonus: Willie mural on the exterior of the building (on the side).

Well kept shop. A little on the pricey side. Lots of unusual finds though. Interesting.read more

Best vintage styling I have seen - so well curated, not stuffy or "old smelling" like many…read more Quality goods and a bit pricey but quality in the uniqueness.

Great service. Easy to find and a comfortable environment to shop in. Really a great store…read more Incredible selection of t-shirts of different weights and styles.

I've visited the SF location once, and I had a decent experience there. I wanted to visit the…read moreAustin one when I found one it had opened because I was having some buyer's remorse about the sugarcane 1955 I got in SF. Oscar helped me with jeans while another staff member helped my bf with tshirts (didn't catch his name). I told Oscar my dilemma with my 1955 jeans, and he recommended boncoura work pants to me. I think they're a new product and were made in partnership with self edge? I don't remember all the details beyond him telling me he fits women in these pants because they surprisingly fit women really well. I tried them on...and yeah. I walked out of the store with them and wore them the rest of the day lol. Everyone was super helpful while we shopped and tried clothes on. I think I actually had a better experience here than at the SF store. They have a parking lot out front, so the store is really accessible. If you're looking for raw denim, visit self edge. If you're looking for premium, well-made basics or you're into working menswear from Japan, go to self edge. They're knowledgeable, and they're passionate about the industry and products they carry. I'm glad self edge opened a store in Austin bc I'm pretty sure there isn't another store here that is within this market of clothing. I'll definitely come back as soon as my budget allows!

The new "Trading Post" for the brand just opened on South Congress and is a great place to show off…read morethe selection of casual men's clothing this company is known for. It's a pretty tiny store but it has an upstairs and excellent interior with a mix of modern and weathered wood, leather furniture, and good lighting. The clothing itself is good quality but on the expensive side, but they have some nice regional exclusives like a collaboration with Whataburger and other Texas style pieces. Everyone seems friendly and helpful,and although you can order things online,the store is definitely the place to try things on and get inspired in person.

Sh*t product from a sh*t company. Spent $400 on a vest from here and it started to fall apart after…read moreliterally ONE wear. Called them to give them the chance to make it right and they refused. They have forgotten that "Texans" don't rip people off. Save your money and shop literally anywhere else.

This place was great, with spectacular service. Not sure what happened with anyone not getting…read moretremendous service. Michael took great care of me from start to finish. I came in needing some business casual shirts. Michael laid out (literally) several great options and discussed sizes. Once he found what I needed, he continued to suggest items that might be a fit. This was not a pushy sales job to send me out with just anything. He seemed to genuinely care about my needs. Also left me to wander when that is what I wanted to do. I picked out a couple of nice shirts, but I want to come back when I have more time, as the selection is quite varied, with lots of options - from very casual to dress and outerwear. Michael got me a water, asked about my needs - it was such great and friendly service. Others should come and learn about taking care of customers. At one point a couple came in, and someone needed something Billy Reid did not carry. Michael directed him to a specific shop that would meet his needs. Truly helpful. Oh - and the place was immaculate and well lit. I will definitely be back!

This location opened in Austin last year. I love their clothing and it is great to see new options…read morecome to Austin - especially for men's clothing. Keep an eye on their website for great deals. You can buy directly from the site and then return to the local store if needed. Other than the GM, Taylor, the service isn't very good at all. So ask for Taylor. He appears to be the only one on the ball.

I had one of those nightmare travel moments--my suitcase didn't make it to Austin right before…read moreSXSW, and I had a packed schedule meeting astronauts and some of the world's top scientists. Not exactly the time you want to be improvising your wardrobe. That's when I met Danny from Bonobo's in Downtown Austin. From the moment we connected, Danny brought a calm, grounded energy that immediately put me at ease. He didn't just help me find clothes--he really listened, understood the context, and dialed into exactly how I wanted to show up. Within a short time, he pulled together outfits that felt completely aligned: sharp, thoughtful, and elevated without trying too hard. What stood out most was how intuitive Danny is. He balanced style with presence--making sure everything fit well, looked great, and felt authentic to me. I walked into SXSW feeling confident, put-together, and fully ready for the caliber of conversations I was stepping into. Honestly, what could have been a stressful situation turned into a great experience because of him. If you ever need someone who can think on their feet, understand your vibe, and deliver under pressure--Danny is exactly who you need. Thanks to Danny, I felt truly great about myself and my personal brand going into some intense dialogues and a speaking engagement. A hero.

Just get your sizes in store and shop online. Dude in the store offered me a bundle discount, only…read moreto not apply it at checkout. Crosschecked my email receipt with ordering online, and spend an extra $100 by not ordering online and using the discounts.