believe this business is now closed in the domain! I came here wanting to find a wedding guest…read moredress yesterday after seeing good reviews, but as soon as I arrived, discovered the store front was closed. please let me know if I may have misunderstood / used the wrong directions / etc. thanks!

Love this place! I don't go to The Domain without stopping in. The owners are charming (&…read moreapparently have similar taste to me), so I love their clothes & jewelry. They have a good mix of more & less expensive choices.

I shop here more regularly than I'd like to admit, sometimes for myself, often for my 20 year old…read moredaughters. I like their clothes-- over priced most likely, but they have good suiting options, good workout wear, and good going out options for a range of ages. That said, the staff at this store is so unfriendly and so unhelpful. They seem to communicate with one another on cell phones, and you're more apt to see them nose down in their phones than actually talking to customers. They always have a couple staff at the front of the store, presumably greeters, who do not greet and are not welcoming. The only real friendly, nice service is during checkout. Is the brand teaching their staff to be too cool for their customers? Or is it just this store?

So, this is the third Aritzia I've stepped inside of. Here are my observations. The second one is…read moreof utmost importance: 1. This location is small! It seems to be about half the size in square footage compared to their other locations. Definitely a more elongated rectangle shaped store. 2. !!!!!! There is no arcade machine at this location! At certain Aritizia locations, a winter-themed arcade game is available in their puffer jacket section. It'll be adorned in some sleek metal-aluminum cladding. It'll be a mixture of platformer, side-scrolling fighting, and puzzle solving. Some portions are co-op. The only location where I've seen it has been at the NorthPark location in DFW. Honestly, that's the only reason why I go to Aritzia. 3. The line for the dressing rooms appeared to be quite long; likely a long wait. However, this was during their Black Friday sale, so perhaps it was just busy. 4. There were definitely stock issues for certain products, and certain in different sizes. But this is to be expected during a busy sale season. To overcome this issue, you may wish to order online. Here are a few pointers if you'd like to order from Aritzia: A. Cell reception within the store may be spotty. B. Standard shipping and returns are free ONLY if you have an account with them and have placed your order while signed-in. C. In-store pickup is based only on items in stock at the selected store. It does not appear that they ship to individual stores for pickup. D. Your order will be shipped from Canada. E. Aritzia's return policies change based on how much an article has been discounted, in particular whether you will be offered a refund or a store credit. Their policies also differ based on whether your order was associated with an account or not. So, be an informed consumer. Read before you buy. F. Their arcade game is not advertised on their website, so it's unclear if it can be purchased from them.

Favorite location in Austin. Super helpful and friendly staff. Maddie helped me pick out tops and…read moreliterally let me show her every outfit I put together because i needed advice and am super indecisive highly recommend

We bought several items here. Most of the clothing was on sale if you bought more than one of the…read moresame item (tops/sweaters/masks) but were still expensive for the quality. The shoes look cheap but aren't inexpensive. Good variety of clothes and jewelry. Ala and Liz were helpful employees.

I was there Saturday during lunch to make an exchange. I had to circle the extremely packed and…read moretight store 3 times before I found someone to help me. The employee couldn't even locate the product, I ended up finding it myself. Then I got in line for the return. There are 2 registers. The manager who tried to help me was up front hanging things and told me the girl at the register would be right with me. That girl was working on a return with a guy who's girl was in the dressing room. They were waiting on her to come out to do something. All the while I had to stand and wait. I was disappointed the manager didn't offer to help with my return versus making me wait the nearly 10 min it took for them to finalize the other return. I like the jacket I bought, but will likely never shop Altar'd State again to avoid having to go in person to either shop or do an online return.

Such a lovely location, and a wonderful staff too. I come in here a few times a month and I am…read moreconsistently blown away by the superb customer service. The ladies (and gentlemen!) running this store truly care about your experience and leaving with something that you love, which I suppose could be both a blessing and a curse. They even worked with me for almost a whole three hours when I experienced a credit card fraud nightmare and was on the phone with my bank to walk me through my purchase step by step before I had to deactivate the card and be sent a new one. I could've just blown it off and went home upset... but the boots were just too cute. If you want stylish, fun clothing and a great shopping experience, I definitely recommend Madewell at the Domain.

Terrible customer service. I've shopped at Madewell forever and never have received such rude…read moretreatment. Won't be back to this location.

I stopped by on a whim and ended up leaving with a candle…read more Everyone who works here was great, personal, approachable, and friendly. This place has an amazing vibe, I definitely recommend checking it out! Make sure to ask them about any local good they're selling- a lot of the boutiques in the mall (and Domain NORTHSIDE) sell local art/products/jewelry.

Michael was kind enough to squeeze me in for a cut/style before the holidays and I am so grateful…read moreto have found him He is personable, easy to talk to, and very talented. After a brief consultation he got right to business with confidence, assuring me I was in good hands. He fixed up my layers for the texture and movement I was needing, did a beautiful blowout, finished with the flat iron, and sent me off feeling beautiful!! Atmosphere, service, and product knowledge; 10/10. Highly recommend! Thank you Michael!! +1 (512) 709-2567

Free People started their women's fitness "Movement" line as a part of the collection stores, but…read moreits popularity resulted in a spin-off store of its own. Hence, Free People Movement is now a separate store in the Domain, a short 7 minute walk from the *huge* Free People collection store. Is this good, when I'm already fairly addicted to this clothing line? Um...yes. There's a sparkly, inviting energy about the Movement store. Maybe it's the decor, maybe it's the friendly and helpful staff, maybe both. If you like to work out at a gym or at home, or run, or dance, or hike, or practice yoga, or take long walks, they have comfortable, creative clothes that will make you look like a fashionable badass while you're at it, and while you're lounging about afterward. Since I've been working from home, I've picked up a few more of those cool lounging styles, which are cute and comfy enough to wear anywhere, all day, every day. I no longer scare the delivery guy. There's a plethora of supportive and comfortable tops, sports bras, leggings, shorts, flowing tops, cover ups, hoodies, sweats, jackets, athletic and hiking boots, bags, slings, and accessories, all in beautiful mix and match colors. And if you find something you want but they don't have it in store in that size or color, they will order it for you at the counter and have it shipped to your home, free. You know you don't have to ask me how I know this. There's also a wellness section with some interesting supplements and a few exercise accessories. The Domain is a veritable rambling maze of shops that call to mind the gardens of Versailles, so if you're heading there, you can park in the Pink lot, third floor, and be super close to the Free People Movement store. It's a great place to start, anyway. We all need a little more movement in our lives, after all of this lounging around. Might as well look our best.

Ordered shorts for pickup online. they decided instead of setting my order aside, to sell the…read moreshorts. As a result, the shorts I ordered are now out of stock and they canceled my order. i ordered multiple pairs for my coworkers to wear on a certain day and now we can't. This is frustrating and doesn't make any sense to sell the shorts in store when someone already ordered them for pickup online. I understand it's not the employee's faults but this is pretty dumb in my opinion.

This is a women's evening clothing store located at the north side of the domain. The primary…read moreclothing they sell here is pajamas for women and girls. They have 15 locations nationwide, but were originally from New York. As the photos below show, this is a small retail space with pajamas on hangers, but there are some accessories. I found that these garments were made in Peru, China, Portugal, and India. The prices are pretty steep for pajama wear and the tags were hard to spot. Nonetheless, it was still a nice shop to stop in at. Informative photos below.

From the owner: Our mission is to outfit vibrant lives with clothes and accessories that make us dream, lift us up,…read morelet us play, put us at ease and free us to cherish every moment with our loved ones. Today, our Roller Rabbit makes everything from ready-to-wear, accessories, bedding and, of course, our iconic sleepwear.

This new location has taken over the space Forever 21 used to inhabit. I personally think it is a…read morewonderful replacement; a step up! Urban Outfitters definitely belongs to the domain. Upon entering the store, there was always an employee near the door to greet you which I really enjoy. I love not having to scan the store to figure out who I should thank for pleasantries lol. This location has a wide variety of women's clothes and men's clothes. They also have accessories: jewelry, purses, hats, false nails. They have lip, glosses, perfumes, a few other Makeup products. I was surprised to see the assortment of disposable cameras. Really cool that those are making a comeback, but not enjoying the price point lol. I love all of the eclectic trinkets they have! Just a few that stuck out: mini pool ashtray, a duck, jewelry tray, denim jeans planter, flamingo mug. Very fun and different! They had a wonderful selection of Baggu! They were also appropriately priced and not hiked up! They have a few books, and some records. I do feel some other locations might have a bit more, but they had a decent amount. Their points program is really awesome and sign up is free so I definitely recommend that! All of the employees were very kind and helpful which was refreshing! The only thing I don't favor about this location is the parking. It's really hard to find parking nearby because the domain is always busy, but that's not their fault.

The staff were all very friendly & supportive, in particular the asian girl (apologies, I didn't…read morecatch her name) who was working the fitting rooms may 8. They also have a wide veriety of clothes that are suitable for many occasions, from the beach to the gym to just lounging around the house. The staff did a great job at making everyone feel welcome. A very open & accepting place for crossdressers & trans people alike!

For the record, this Zara was closed for 6 months for remodels. It is practically a different store…read morenow and is more in line with the Zaras of now. I have started to actually try to put together outfits and good ole fast fashion Zara has helped me get into it while not absolutely breaking the bank. This is the first time I've come to this Zara since the remodel and the space feels so much more open now. Almost too open where it feels like you have to wander so far to find anything. It's significantly cleaner and organized than in the past. I got a few things and when I checked out, they have that new autocheckout system where you drop it all in a box and it somehow knows what you got. I'm not the biggest fan of that system, but it's better than waiting in a disastrous line. Shoutout ZARAMAN for having some cool clothes for me. RIYL: A more organized store that still the same fast fashion malarkey you love

The first time you step through the doors of 85°C Bakery Cafe, your senses are immediately greeted…read moreby an overwhelming wave of warmth, sweet yeast, and the rich, roasty aroma of fresh sea salt coffee. It is not simply a bakery; it is a culinary sanctuary, a bustling haven of carbohydrate-induced joy, and a place that has captured my heart completely. My love for 85°C Bakery is rooted not just in the exceptional quality of its baked goods, but in the entire sensory and cultural experience it provides. What sets 85°C apart from any standard pastry shop is its theatrical, high-energy environment. There is a distinct thrill in grabbing a metal tray and a pair of tongs, stepping into the queue like an artist preparing to paint a canvas. The atmosphere is punctuated by the rhythmic, enthusiastic shouts of "Fresh bread!" from the kitchen staff as they wheel out piping-hot racks of new creations. This constant rotation ensures that you are never just buying stale pastries off a shelf; you are participating in a living, breathing cycle of baking excellence. The anticipation of waiting for a fresh batch of your favorite bun adds a layer of interactive excitement to the simple act of buying food. The true magic, however, lies in the perfect marriage of Eastern and Western baking traditions. 85°C masters the art of texture and subtle sweetness, offering an alternative to the often heavy, overly sugary pastries found in traditional Western bakeries. The breads are impossibly soft, pillowy, and delicate. Whether it is the savory, comforting pull of the Calamari Ink Bun with its surprising garlic cheese filling, or the signature Brioche, which melts in your mouth like sweet clouds, every item feels meticulously crafted. The balance of flavors is a testament to their culinary philosophy--allowing the natural taste of taro, matcha, red bean, and cheese to shine without drowning them in sugar. Of course, no praise of 85°C is complete without mentioning its namesake commitment to beverages, particularly the legendary Sea Salt Coffee. The brilliance of topping a richly brewed iced Americano with a thick, velvety layer of salted cream is a revelation. The contrast of the bitter, robust coffee cutting through the savory, sweet cream creates a perfect harmony that complements any pastry on your tray. It is this attention to detail--the belief that coffee brewed at exactly 85 degrees Celsius yields the perfect flavor profile--that elevates the cafe from a casual stop to an obsession. Ultimately, my love for 85°C Bakery Cafe is about how it makes me feel. It is the joy of sharing a box of assorted pastries with friends, the comfort of a warm taro bun on a stressful afternoon, and the reliable bliss of that first sip of salted cream. 85°C has turned baking into an accessible art form, making every visit feel like a small, delicious celebration of life's simple pleasures. Has lots of value for the money.