Love this store. They have an amazing selection of picture frames and art supplies and they do…read moregreat custom work in the frame shop. The staff is uber friendly as well. Highly recommended.

Horrible service. After purchasing 500.00 dollars we questioned the sale price and asked person to…read morere-ring to ensure right price. Salesperson refused to verify price for us.. they did nothing to ensure our satisfaction. We should've just returned all and re-rung to satisfy our concern. Instead we were told to leave the store. Never again shop at this Austin location. Rude, unprofessional, and plain jerks..I know we're over 65 but no need to treat us like crap.

I came here to look for office supplies for my business. I must admit, they sell a lot of different…read morethings. I didnt know that, and it was a very nice surprise. I found some things I wasn't looking for, but that I needed and wanted. I saw beautiful pieces I wanted just for myself, like separate or broken jewelry pieces--a clasp here for a necklace or a link for a watch. Also, I recently picked up an old knitting habit and wanted to replace some old yarn. It was nice to see an area dedicated to yarn, other crafts, and other hobbies. I can say I really got lost inside the store, discovering so much. I saw some frames to purchase to make a gallery wall. So, I will say this: if you need to revise a place or restock on some office supplies, please come here. Or if you just need some ideas on creating a space in your home, come here; it's a place where anyone can get a lot of ideas and inspiration.

Ohhh emmm geee... this place is amazing! I've been wanting to check this place out for a long time…read moreand for some reason it never worked out. But Sunday it was meant to be. This place made my artsy creative heart happy, but also made my need for things to not go to waste happy. Literally any craft project you can think of, they're going to have supplies for it and they're going to be dirt cheap! They also have greeting cards, They also have seasonal decor, jewelry, vintage items, stationary, frames, the list could go on forever. Good idea to just go check it out because I promise you will find something you've been looking for and didn't want to pay full price for!!

Such a helpful staff!!!! Whether in person or over the phone they are SUPER helpful, there's one…read moregentleman in particular (I wish I had gotten his name) very friendly and polite. Despite the fact that they have products up to the brim- everything is very organized. The only problem is trying to decide what to get without breaking the bank!!!

Very expensive. Very crowded…read more But the worst is the smell - it reeks of some kind of air freshener. Yuck. The woman staff member was nice.

The selection of stuff to do was stupendous and funnnn!! The service was very helpful the store was…read moresuper cute super fun the make our own phone case and picture frame!!!

My crafty family had so much fun here! I have two little girls so they were in looooove with all…read morethe different trinkets and charms they could choose for their craft. I made a claw clip and my girlies did the magnets. We could spend a lot of time here and would definitely come back!

If you've never been to a Daiso, take a trip inside to understand the hype…read more They're all pretty much the same everywhere. This one is on the smaller side, I just really like that this one is in Austin and not a whole plane ride away. So, Daisos are basically little Japanese versions of a Dollar General with a smaller food section. Lots of cute little gadgets, decor, stationary, tchotchkes, and of course snacks. Service is fast and friendly, can't ask for much else. Everything is low priced and most of the items are pretty useful. Note: nearly everything is priced in yen and items without a price on them are less than two dollars. There are little signs all over showing you the conversion for the listed price, so no worries there. We ended up purchasing snacks and I snagged myself a little roll of blueberry washi tape. I know I didn't need to buy it, but it called to me from the basket of stationery. I have already tried it out, and it's gorgeous.

Love the Japanese products in cheaper price! Many variety of items that are attractive and fun!read more

I completely adore this company! They were a vendor at Grapefest over the weekend in Grapevine. Fun…read morephotos of iconic restaurants and landmarks in Texas and they put them on coasters and even cutting boards! This would make an excellent gift for friends and family. What a creative way of capturing well loved spots all over Texas! Joe T Garcias, Deep Ellum, South by Southwest, Katy Trail in Dallas just to name a few! I can't wait to order a few coasters off of the website! Beautiful work! Just wanted to share the love!

What an Austin gem. I met Robert Plant in here, really. That does not influence my rating....much…read more; ) My house is filled with cool art in funky frames, thanks to South Austin Gallery. They had the novel idea of finding used and old frames and matting and framing art for relatively cheap. I once paid $200+ to frame a piece of art at Michael's - NEVER AGAIN! You supply the art, they work with you to pick out an awesome used frame and then you pick it up in a week or two. They have taken on specialty work, framing a huge piece of art for us that now hangs in our bedroom. The owners are young, creative and very friendly. For an average sized poster frame, you can walk out here for under $40. You are welcome.

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!

Nice gift shop in the area! It's the heart of the crescent mall! Enjoy variety of items you can get…read morehere!

I can't believe this was my first time here! I've been meaning to come here for the last two years…read morebut I usually work this week and this year I'm on PTO! Ugh, everything is so good. I think it's really hard not to leave with something. Parking was a b!tch, not gonna lie but after we circled the block, we got one. The place is huge and I was actually really impressed with each artist's area. The bazaar does a really special job of merchandising the wares in a way that makes them stand out and feel special. The place was packed and while I didn't need anything, I'm planning on going back on Christmas Eve to get some Austin keepsakes since this is my last year in the state. I am on a no buy this year but I would easily find all my gifts here and some for myself too. I bought some nail polish since I'm a nail technician but was introduced to some amazing brands that I can buy any time.

Great place to find local arts and crafts. Large selection from various local vendors and it is a…read moremust-shop each year at Christmas. Staff is friendly and helpful. Pro tip: go on a Monday or Tuesday evening to avoid the crowds.

Claw machines felt pretty scammy. Close to $2 a play and the claws are tuned just right to release…read moreanything picked up. The Kirby one in this picture is literally impossible to get because even with perfect plays it does not grip enough to even pretend to budge. Other than that the store is fine. They have a good selection of random and fun products.

My partner in crime and I first visited their Houston location and loved it so much that we made…read moresure to show up for Austin's opening weekend. Customers were packed in like sardines, but honestly? The energy made the blind box hunt even more exciting. They carry many of my favorite blind box brands such as Cure Planeta, Pop Mart, Rolife, and more. Add their selection of Korean skincare, and you pretty much have the makings of one of my favorite shops. Whether you're into toys, blind boxes, or beauty goods, Ellicor is a must-visit.

A locally owned and founded brand, Frankie Jean offers some great apparel to show of Texas and…read moreAustin pride. From children sets, caps, flags, and even koozies, the wide arrange of items they feature is quite grand. I enjoy gifting their koozies to friends and the quality of their apparel is great. You'll find them around town with pop-up shops, but they also have a brick and mortar location and website. Prices are super fair and you get quality products without it breaking the wallet.