The store is super clean. You can find real vintage interns at thrift store prices! They also have…read morea great furniture selection, and the people are nice :)

We tried this store for the first time today!! Loved it. Some prices are a little wonky but some…read moreare very good. For example I got a new Teflon covered whisk for 50 cents, measuring spoons for 50 cents and a beautiful crystal container for $4.99. They have a ton of furniture, and not just old particle board stuff, nice pieces. The store is clean and well laid out. They also do two color tag discounts every week. One at 50% off and one at 75% off. They also have higher end stuff in cabinets and behind the counter and some collectibles too. Highly recommended. We will be back.

This was my first time visiting this Malbon location, and I came in with high expectations. I was…read morealready planning to purchase a few items. Considering the price point of the merchandise, I expected at least some level of customer service, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. There were two sales associates present, yet I wasn't offered any assistance. As a first-time customer, it was frustrating not knowing about sizing, where the fitting room was located, or what items were available. The lack of engagement really took away from the experience. I may give the location one more chance, but if the experience is similar, I'll likely stick to shopping online instead.

Where did this store come from? I was walking down the sidewalk and bam there is a store that pops…read moreout of no where. I thought I take a peep in. Malbon sells golf clothing, shoes and accessories for men and women. There items are on the pricier side, however, they look to be top quality. According the store manager they do collaborations with designers like Jimmy Choo & Miu Miu. I am not a huge golf enthusiast, but have many friends who are golf lovers. Will passing this information on...

Marshalls is my very special place where I purchase all of my soaps. Yes, there are more great…read morethings, like clothes, shoes, fragrance, makeup, hair tools, and house decor that I love to purchase here, too. But the soap is my favorite. I love the Castelbel scents! I love the Lemons, Cotton Flower, and Lavender scents, and during the holidays, they bring in the Christmas scents like Sugar Cookies and Peppermint. Today I went to two Marshalls. I just had to stock up. Plus, a lover of soap, like me, got to the first one before me and only left three bars. I didn't see my creamy Goat Milk soap. Did I mention that soap is only $3.99 a bar? It's such a great value, and the clerk told me the day the truck comes in. I really appreciate that information, thank you!

We are so glad we visited there. Our friends served us homemade pizza recently and looking for a…read morenice one and we found a good one with really good price! We made pizza with it and it was really good! Great products indeed!

This thrift store opened its doors in February 2023. What is really remarkable about this shop is…read morethat all the proceeds go towards Austin Disaster relief. In other words this is a nonprofit organization, and after they've paid off all their costs, the rest is donated towards those affected by disasters. One thing that impressed me about this store was the large quantity of very good quality furnishings at very reasonable prices. As a matter of fact, you'll find that almost everything donated here is of a higher quality than you'll find at your average Goodwill, and at around the same price. They do have a very good selection of quality clothing, but it does not dominate the floor. There are three dressing rooms and they have very clean bathrooms (and you don't need a key). Next to the entrance of the shop is their donation area. I was so impressed with the mission of this thrift store that from this point on I will be bringing my donations here instead of Goodwill. This thrift store should definitely be on your radar if you're looking for some good quality items. Plenty of photos to entice you.

I really love this thrift store. I started as a customer and would hang out there for a bit every…read morenow and then. After realizing how respectful they all are, I started volunteering there. It's been a few months volunteering and I love it. I even took my mother and aunt to meet everyone there. Something I only did because they treat me like family and I wanted them to meet my real family. I have not had a single issue with them, despite having ASD and other issues. Everyone working there is extremely nice and accommodating.

I had a 2:15 PM appointment and carefully planned this shoot because my daughter was visiting and…read morehad a limited window before needing to catch her flight. We coordinated outfits and paid for professional makeup in advance to be fully prepared. When we arrived, we were told the studio was over an hour behind schedule because one employee arrived late and another did not show up. Due to the delay, we were forced to cancel the appointment, as my daughter would not have been able to complete the shoot before leaving for the airport. All we received was an apology. There was no accommodation, rescheduling priority, or compensation, despite the inconvenience and financial loss. The cost of the makeup alone exceeded the price of the photo shoot, making this experience especially frustrating. Scheduling and staffing issues happen, but when clients invest time, money, and careful coordination for a meaningful moment, better accountability and customer care are expected.

I hated JCP as a kid, and today I decided I still hate it as an adult. This particular location…read moreseems like it's going down the drain and might be closed for good soon, except that they're doing renovations on only the middle of the store for sephora. Disgusting changing rooms featuring trash, clothing tags, and glitter from prom dresses littered all over the floor. There were stains on the carpet and chairs, and the wallpaper was peeling off. Weird smell. I felt like I couldn't peruse at my leisure because there were so many employees around talking to each other. There was a female employee staring at me as I walked into her bra section, and only after I said hi did she say hi back. I didn't feel comfortable there, and then a male employee came over ~to the bra section~ and they started laughing and talking together. I just left. I did find 2 pairs of pants that were on such a hefty sale that I only spent $20 for both, but I really don't think it was worth the terrible experience.

I prefer to thrift for many reasons: the dopamine rush of sifting through different things…read more(anticipating finding the perfect item), feeling all the different fabrics, and it's a little better for the environment, etc! Uptown Cheapskate is often more organized than you'd think. They also have sales all the time. Items are priced fairly, so it's even better on your wallet. Everyone is always very kind and informative. It's busy on the weekends but if you can sneak in during business hours, it's great.

They've bought a lot of my granddaughter's stuff--but too much from me. Lol! I get it. Of the…read morethings of mine they have bought, I got a fair deal. And I love that they take care to donate what they don't buy to the Salvation Army--my favorite place for all donations. It's a win-win. The people behind the counter are awesome too. This is just a great store!!

There aren't many places in the immediate area to buy clothes and TJ Maxx requires driving further…read moreinto Austin and the nearest Marshall's is in Round Rock. There used to be a Target but RIP. So Ross it is. Ross is at the bottom tier of these type of stores. If you remember K-mart the interior is bright and florescent. Everything is on racks. It's one of the larger Ross stores I've been in. I found some socks that I needed to buy and went to the amusement park line to the cashier. Here you can find lots of impulse snacks and gadgets. These stores always get busy mid afternoon just when your thinking your missing all the people picking up stuff after work. They had one cashier but the line started to get long so they opened another cash register. Ross has always been the lower end of the big 3 and they've always had security guards at the door even in the late 1900s. This one was slightly different as they inspect your bags and look at your receipt before leaving - I suggest going to Melrose nearby or drive further out to a Marshall's or TJ Maxx if you can so you don't have to deal with the feeling like you are in prison.

This store is total chaos. Security alarms going off in every corner, piles upon piles of stuff…read moreEVERYWHERE, massive lines, and so much mess. It looks like someone picked up the Ross, gave it a shake, and tossed it back down. It's incredibly disorganized with items spilling out of the isles, the restrooms are in terrible condition, and it's very messy.

Walking in to get ANOTHER pair of boots and ANOTHER hat, I was greeted first by a beautiful gal by…read morethe name of Torie and then deeper into the store, Chad, who asked if I needed assistance with anything. I was looking around for a specific pair of boots and I asked Chad if he can assist. Chad was great and very quick in assisting and helping me out. I had inquired about the boots I was interested and he fully explained on how, why, and what. Great man. Then I had inquired on a hat and the specific size I needed. We had walked over the hat section and again, I asked questions and he answered without even stuttering. Awesome dood cuz he sure knows his ish, hehee! Selected my hat, grabbed my boots and made my way to the register. Torie was up front and she was very personable and great to speak to. She rung me up and left I did... with a big ass smile!! Thank you to both Chad and Torie for helping a dood out that was in need for a pair of boots and hat!!! I just happen to walk into this location too hehee.

Such a great experience. Chad was wonderful. Cavenders is closer to us, but we will definitely come…read moreback to Boot Barn. Just wonderful all around.

I had never heard of painted tree but was in the area and saw the sign and thought i would check it…read moreout. So many different small booths of vendors! This is a great place to come and find a gift or shop a small business. You can grab a basket and shop each booth and check out at the front. I like that you can roam freely and browse without having to check out at each booth. Theres a wide selection of vendors from kitchen ware to jewelry to kids and clothing. I would highly recommend this place!

This is an interesting store. It's a big warehouse with individual stalls for sellers. Some of the…read morestalls belong to artists, and some are more like small commercial products. This place is massive! I was tired and overstimulated before I saw all of it. There are a lot of strong scents, either from soaps, perfumes, or incense, so I ended up donning a mask to ward off an asthma attack. Once you finish shopping, check out is at the front of the store. Some items were well priced, others of the commercial type, you could definitely get at a better price elsewhere. Worth checking out anyway. Oh, and the products are overall more feminine focused.

I've been a Kohl's customer for many, many years, but no longer. I doubt I will buy anything here…read moreagain. They so rarely had my size in Levis that I just stopped looking, anyway. I can go to the Levis website and order the exact pair I want in my size and they will be on my doorstep in a day or two. So why bother coming to Kohl's anymore? Amazon Returns. A few days ago, I was here for an Amazon return and they handed me a coupon for 20% off my purchase at Kohl's. So I thought I'd use it. In a nutshell, that 20% off coupon Amazon gives you is bullshit. Allow me to explain... I went to the area where all of the men's sportswear clothing used to be to discover that there wasn't much to choose from. There was a lot of Champion gear, but their track pants felt like burlap. Seriously. Burlap. Nevertheless, I found a nice pair of Under Armor joggers. Good enough. I also found a Yellowstone board game (a gift for my parents - they love the TV show - shush, don't tell'em I got'em that until after this Christmas). My wife got some bras. So three totally unrelated items: pants, bras, and board game. While checking out, however, we were informed that we wouldn't be getting 20% off of anything because the coupon wouldn't work for the things we wanted. It says it all right there, in that tiny font wording on the coupon that no naked eye can read, the giant list of everything in the store that the 20% doesn't apply to. After I took the coupon home and put it under my microscope so I could read it, I would venture to say that the 20% off coupon does not work for 95% of the stuff for sale within Kohl's. After paying a lot more than we thought we would have to pay for our stuff, we were walking out when I noticed that there was a second larger location for the rest of the men's sportswear on the other side of the registers, hidden behind all their Christmas stuff. Silly me! Why didn't I just look behind the mound of Christmas swag back where the women's clothes used to be for my men's pants?! This store sucks. Unless there are some big changes, I doubt Kohl's will be around much longer. This place continues to go downhill, year after year. I seriously doubt that putting a Sephora in the middle of the store will save them. I remember when Blockbuster Video tried to save themselves by having a Radio Shack outlet that sold a small selection of cords, batteries, adapters, etc. in some of their stores. That did not work out for either of them in the end, and I predict history repeating itself in the end with Kohl's (Sephora may survive, though). Hopefully, by the time Kohl's goes under Amazon will have a drone service available to pick up my returns in my driveway.

This is a new location for Kohl's and is well stocked and clean compared to other Kohl's stores in…read morethe area (looking at you, Round Rock). Shelves were organized and the aisles were clear and uncluttered. Service is about average, decent but nothing exceptional. Overall it meets the standard.