ArtBox is a cute little store located inside H-Mart. It's a Korean stationary store that's set up…read morekind of like a pop-up. They've got a several rows of items from collectibles to jewelry, stationary, and more. They carry items from Sanrio, Tomy, Mochi Town and more. You can buy plushies, stickers, pens, markers, paper, and so on. Drink tumblers, earrings, pencil pouches, erasers, ear bud cases, watch bands, mugs, lapel badges, and phone cases are just some of the other things available for purchase. Just think cutest stationary store meets cutest gift shop. Total Kawaii vibes.

I was killing time due to other things and thought I would stop in here. It is my first time so…read more.. Pluses: Huge selection separated by booths. The main walkways are lettered and big.There are signs with front desk phone number if you get lost 2. The staff up front was friendly. 3. The booth vary and have something for just about everyone. 4. Fans around to keep things cool. 5. Some good prices, they range for lower to pretty pricey. Negatives 1. The size does mean you will be there hours to see everything. I was there an hour and didn't see half. 2. Not really organized well. Kind of random and sone booths are hard to manage. 3. So many shoplifting signs. I get it but seeing them over and over and over is annoying. Makes it seem they think everyone is a thief. Still the positives outweigh the negatives and my wife wants to visit now. 1.

This place has a lot. Almost too much where it's exhausting…read more Some prices here are hit and miss. A lot of non antique things plus some custom art pieces. Personally I did not find anything worth buying. But others might find something here.

Great people. Choice stock. Good prices. Friendly staff. The best. Lots o' love. I have to keep…read moretyping just to meet the character quota.

I'm not sure if they've got new employees, so my review isn't about all employees because I've been…read morehere a few times and never had any issues until today. For more than half of my time in the store I continuously had multiple workers staring me down, and then two just following me around multiple times which gives me the feeling that I'm being looked at like I'm going to steal. This normally wouldn't bother me because I'm not a thief but it bothers me because I've given zero reason for anyone to be looking at me or following me like this. It creates a nasty narrative, and a hostile environment. Until you've been given a reason to need to follow someone, don't... I'm an indecisive person, but I'm also a gay male in a thrift store playing gospel music, so it's bad enough I already feel like I'm not wanted here but to follow me around and look at me while talking to co workers multiple times doesn't put a good feeling on a customer. And there's a chance that maybe this wasn't the case but I'd be an easy target. There's not a huge selection of men's clothes or shoes and if there is it's mixed up with the women's so I look in ever aisle and I feel like I got stares because I was in the women's aisles but there was a plethora of women's things in the men's aisle so maybe they just need to reorganize? The prices on some things seems incredibly capitalist, I see a whole couch for $19.99 which is a great price, but then I'm looking at a pair of shoes for $24.... Where's the relief in that LOL I have to admit they have some pretty good items, but the prices seem greedy. I don't know how much of the proceeds go to disaster relief but if it's not 100% then it seems pretty disturbing, prices are getting to be like Goodwills and there's no good will in that ‍ All in all, this truly is a great store but this was not a good experience for me so I may seek another store.

I have to be honest, Hobby Lobby is my zen place, my nirvana, my little slice of Heaven on earth…read moreevery time I enter their doors. As usual, my visit with my sister and niece the Saturday before Easter went well and lasted much longer than it should have because I always peruse every. single. aisle. (I might miss something if I don't-crafters, you know what I mean, right?!?) Anyway, our party headed up to the register, chatting away and laughing with one an other, having just a great time being present in the moment and looking forward to our upcoming holiday day with the family. Then, it happened: the cashier, who was clearly not having a good day, did nothing more than mumble my total when I checked out and then was downright nasty to my sister to the point that she asked her if she was ok as the girl scanned her purchases. The question seemed to exacerbate the bad mood, so we just walked away. She very obviously did NOT want to be there. Talk about a mood killer! I was so bothered by the interaction that I called the manager from the parking lot, who seemed pleasant on the surface but obviously just wanted me off the phone and seemed put out that he had to take a customer call. I told him what happened, explained that I'm sure she didn't really mean harm, but that he had a clearly upset employee in the most customer facing role in the store. I thought maybe if he knew, he'd want to do something else with her time while she was in such a bad state that day. I don't know what action he took, if any, but I did try to help. This was disappointing, but it won't stop me from going back into HL, which is one of my favorite places in the world. It definitely gave me pause and makes me wonder what she must have been going through that day to be in such a horrible mood. Also, I might check out the location in Georgetown, instead.

First and foremost, I want to give the huge shout out to the cashier named Andrea. She was so…read moreincredibly helpful and generous. I cannot think of enough for being such a kind person! My son and I really enjoyed the variety of Christmas decor. He was especially fond of the Grinch aisle. We will be adding some grinch items to our decor this year! And at 50% off right now it's a deal you can't pass up.

This was a really well organized thrift shop. It was clean, smelled good, and the flow of the items…read moreand locations made sense. The prices were very reasonable, and the selection was outstanding. I will definitely come here again when I'm in the area.

Y'all this place is awesome! Exactly what a thrift store should be. Everything is clean and…read moreorganized. Staff are actually helpful and friendly. Plenty of parking and delicious places to eat nearby. Found some really good shoes here and my friend bought a super fancy stone top solid wood bedroom set for pennies on the dollar. While Hoodwill and others are raising prices this place still has sane pricing. While other thirft stores can be downright depressing this one has such a happy vibe!

i LOVE it here, the vibes are so cozy. the workers are VERY…read morekind, i recommend this business a lot! i'm just sad that im only here for a week , if i were to live in austin, id come here EVERYDAY. ‍

Kpop Tori is the cutest little shop ever, and it instantly became one of my favorite stops in…read moreAustin. It's a small business and the whole place is basically a love letter to Kpop, anime, and anything kawaii. The shop is small, but it is packed with super cute and unique merch! I visited a few anime shops and this one was my favorite! Tons of options and variety! Also... the claw machines!! You can buy tokens and play, and I'm not kidding when I say I wish I could come back every day just to do that. It was ridiculous kawaii fun. The girl at the register made me feel SO welcome and actually engaged with me, which makes such a difference in a small shop like this. If you're into Kpop, anime, or cute collectible stuff, this place is a must. I'll be back!

Never been in a Habitat for humanity stores. Curious what they had. Maybe I'll find something maybe…read morenot. As I walked around. Everything is pretty organized. They have a little of everything, but mostly what I could see it was items for home improvements. Cabinets, counters, sinks, toilets, tubs, bed frames, paint cans, kitchen tables, entertainment stands. Loathed with doors, window, flooring, wood and tile. There's a lot in this store. Didn't se that big from the outside. But it's big inside and they pack a lot in. I wasn't coming here with any expectations. I just wanted to poke around and see what they weee about.

This is mostly a second hand store, so don't expect everything to be complete. But I've found…read morenumerous useful items there at a fraction of Lowe's cost. The cashier this week - a young Black woman - couldn't have been nicer.

This is a thrift store and food pantry. I didn't go and look at a lot of the things there because I…read morewent to pick up an eBay order, but I went in the wrong side first, and they already knew why I was there and sent me next-door. That in itself told me that one hand knows what the other is doing, and it's obviously really organized. Second, when we went in the thrift store side, it smelled clean. On that side, they were super nice too, and my eBay purchase pick up was super smooth. Purchases that you make their go toward providing food for people who need services from the food pantry. Even the eBay purchases go toward that. I feel better about a purchase if something good comes out of it for somebody else too. That's important to me and my family. I highly recommend this essential part of the community!

Here is a clearer, more polished rewrite that keeps your honest tone but improves flow and…read morereadability: I have visited the new expanded location several times now. There are some things the store does very well, and some areas that are clearly struggling. First, the space is much larger than the previous location. There is plenty of room for merchandise, and they seem to have many kind volunteers working there. The furniture and home goods section is organized fairly well. However, the shelves are extremely packed with merchandise, which may be related to the pricing. Many items feel overpriced for a community thrift store, which likely slows down how quickly things move off the shelves. The layout is also a bit confusing. It almost feels like two completely separate stores. Furniture and home goods are on one side, while clothing is in a different area. What makes it more unusual is that you cannot pay for clothing on the home goods side, or home goods on the clothing side. You also have to go outside to enter each section. It seems like this setup requires twice as many volunteers and makes the shopping experience less convenient. The pricing on the clothing side is actually very good, but the organization is quite poor. I found high-end men's shirts, such as Brooks Brothers, mixed in with women's clothing. There were several other similar examples of items being misplaced, which made browsing more difficult. I have visited multiple times before writing this review because I hoped that, after the expansion, the shopping experience would improve. Unfortunately, the store actually felt more organized in its old location than it does now.