This place is the real thrift store. The front room has lots of tools, kitchen items, and so on…read more You can get utility knives, steak knives, hand tools for literally a few dollars. The big room has all the furniture and appliances that are too big for me to take with. But all at a good price. Most if not all vintage items.

Interesting store, always something to look at, and you can find some genuine good deals. Some…read morethings are priced a bit high, but overall worth a look, especially for extra tools/pocket knives/ Leatherman type multi tools. If you're looking for "truck/car" tools you don't mind if they go missing, this is a pretty cheap source. A lot of Chinesium cheap stuff, but there are some quality name brand items mixed in. Don't miss going back into the warehouse area, lots of office/desk type furniture and items. One time they had surplus Civil Defense radiac meters (for Cold War collectors) pretty cheap. Lots of surplus SUV's out front, but most looked pretty used/inop. Might be good if looking for project parts.

The absolute best place to shop thrift/antique/consignment style in Austin…read more For one, it raises money for good causes. For two, the prices are reasonable and go down each month. You can find some very good deals here if you find the item at the right time. The selection is really good, not a $4 yogurt glass like at a thrift store, but really good quality items.

Worth stopping by on a regular basis, right now they have a LOT of Christmas items out, and the…read moreusual eclectic mix of heirloom/useful/interesting household items. You can always find a good deal somewhere in the store. Volunteers are always friendly and helpful at checkout. Starting in January, they are limiting the number of consignors on consignment day to 40, first come first served. Will be interesting to see how this works, as we have been able to pass on some of our magpie collection stuff this last year.

Though I wasn't really looking for any new apparel, the window dressing on this store drew me in…read more Once in, wow! So many different styles and sizes, really something to suit everybody. You can start with the beautiful shoes, and then move over to look at the various unique displays throughout the store. I found purses, jackets, and other items. Very difficult to leave the store without buying something, and I found something small enough to fit in my suitcase:) It appears as though they rotate the offerings pretty frequently. If you're looking for something to refresh your wardrobe, I recommend stopping in here!

The online store for United Apparel Liquidators, is amazing! Great products, super fast shipping…read moreand WORLD CLASS customer service. I can't say enough good things about them. I've been shopping online with them for years and will continue to so. I love helping a small business and I love this store.

Great selection of used stuff from UT Austin , great people working there …read more Good place and plenty of selection of items, used desk , books , furniture, etc

The selection was cool and some good gems. My problem was with the staff. They instruct you to pull…read morea tag from an item if you want it. So we did and they still sold it to someone else while we were still shopping. If they have a tag system that the customer is expected to follow then the staff needs to also be aware of it.

Permanently closed. Not open anymore. Check out others in the area like Pets Alive. Area is also…read moreunder construction, lots of business closed.

Treasure City Thrift recently moved into my neighborhood, so I finally stopped in to see what it…read morewas all about. On my first visit, I noticed they had a nice mix of clothing, shoes, glassware, and home décor, so I came back this weekend hoping to browse the clothing racks. I struck out on clothes this time around--not because they didn't have any, just because nothing in my size was quite my style, condition, or price point. That's thrifting, though. You never know what you're going to find, and sometimes the best score is in a completely different aisle. In my case, I walked out with a pair of vintage shoes in excellent condition for only $5, plus several beautiful glass pieces for next to nothing. I'd call that a successful trip! When I drove by on Sunday, they had boxes and boxes of free items out front with people happily digging through them. It was way too hot for me to join the hunt, but once the Texas weather cools off, I definitely will. This feels like one of those thrift stores that's worth stopping into regularly because the inventory is always changing, and you never know what treasure you'll find next.

The Cuban security elder female is always a bad experience. The cashiers are rude/ mean/ ugly oddly…read moreenough ironically every time and the security guards are always rude. Bad experience.

This store can be a hit or miss. I stepped in for casual browsing since I was in the area and found…read morea random assortment of things including everything from home decor, bedding, candles, clothes and what not. All items were priced slightly lower than MSRP although I have found similar stuff for lower at Ross.

I visited the city-wide vintage sale with my adult child, and we spent about 3 hours there on the…read moresecond day of the sale. The cons are that you'll pay for parking and entry. The pros are that you'll see a wide range of vendors - from clothing and jewelry to music and furniture....and plenty of kitch. The price ranges are pretty broad. I bought an $8 necklace but sorted through a bunch of Coach bags ($200 - $300), and some super cool upcycled pieces ($175 - $250). The crowd was pretty small, and some decent deals were to be had later in the day if you asked. Overall, there was a high clothing to other things ratio on this particular weekend. I bought a pink maxi tule skirt, a pair of possibly too low rise lightweight pants, and 2 necklaces. My kid bought a pair of shorts, a sweater vest, a small fish pin, a CD, and an embroidery art piece. I had fun and I'd go back.

Located In the Palmer Center is one of the most impressive thrift sales. The sale occurs at least…read moreonce a month from various local venders. Everyone is so polite and will chat with you. Prices vary and are fair. You can find various things to purchase ranging from old fi cameras to vintage guitars. Check it out if you have the chance.

Nice that they have Daiso in Austin. Makes sense since newly built housing developments have…read morelimited square footage plus there are plenty of students attending UT Austin. Austin is an affordable city and lucky for people living here they have access to a discount store that sells quality merch. Daiso stores are clean, bright, and organized. It's definitely a step up from Dollar Tree. Free abundant parking in this strip mall as this city is car dependent. With comparison to the Daiso's in the Puget Sound region, this store is larger than the one in Southcenter Mall but smaller than the one in Federal Way. A good thing about shopping in TX is that sales tax is less here than WA.

Daiso is a Japanese home goods store. They carry Japanese-inspired household items like dishes and…read moreglassware, bedding, cleaning products, window treatments, stationary, party items, and more. Think TJ Maxx meets Dollar General. The selection is pretty large with everyday household needs to toys and snacks as well. The store is organized and the aisles have signage to let you know what department you're in (ie bathroom). Very clean. Great place to pop in and grab those everyday needs. Fair pricing and affordable. Friendly cashiers.

A brand new Daiso has just opening in the Stone Hill shopping center and I couldn't be more…read moreexcited! Daiso is a cute spot for small knickknacks, snacks, home items, and a multitude of other items! It's full of Asian snacks and skincare, dishes, calendars, toys, stationary, etc. Everything is priced fairly cheap- it's surprisingly affordable! You do have to read the pricing key to understand the price of all items but they're posted almost everywhere so there's very little confusion! The store is a good size but the isles are very narrow so prepare to run a couple shoulders when passing through.

We were so excited for Daiso to open here in Pflugerville! The store is bright, well-organized, and…read morethe employees are very friendly. You can find a good value here on cute products. I couldn't find the animal crackers we usually get at another location, but they had a nice variety of other snacks. The Christmas decor and ornaments were also plentiful, which was a fun surprise. I'll definitely be coming back soon to grab some Christmas bags. So happy to have a Daiso nearby!

Look, I'm a Nordstrom gal through and through. I don't buy Rack lol. However, sometimes I do…read more It's crazy because there are times that both stores have the same merchandise. Quite often. This Rack location has a decent selection. Most recently went shoe shopping with my boyfriend and he found exactly what he needed. Sometimes the store seems a little messy and chaotic with merchandise not displayed properly. It seems customers and employees just kind of let merchandise get tossed about. Other than that, good place to shop for better quality clothing and accessories at discounted prices.

I actually go to this location a lot... more than I like to admit. The people here are nice and the…read morestore is spacious. One week I went somewhere and liked something but waited and the next week it was on sale. Yippee!