I discovered this cute gift shop when I was in the hood for coffee. I love all their pottery and…read morestationery collections. They also have a great selection of products from local artist. It's a great gift shop for both locals and visitors. Some of my favorites gift options include the pottery mugs, cards, Texas stuffs and handmade soaps. They have many brands of handmade soaps and they all smell so good. The only reason I'm not giving a 5-star is bc most of the items I found here are overpriced. However, I definitely would recommend to people who are looking for fancy gifts! A very cute store to visit and shop.

Unmatched ceramics collections in a lovely little shop. Also carry artwork, pins, clothing, body…read morecare, and small trinkets. Great place to shop for gifts. Prices are very fair for small local artists.

I was visting a pet store and was surprised to find an eclectic cute boutique shop so I stop in…read morefirst as I enter the store how the store had two 4ft stuffed lamas. How well made they were looks like good quality. Then I saw a very unique large peice of thick wood with 4 or 5 very large bulbs wrapped hanging like a a chandelier. Very cool indeed as walked through the store there so many beautiful things all throughout the store. I did find a porcelain baby bath tub and it looked like an antique sells for about 250.00 price tag but well worth it. I truly love there choices for clothing but forgot to bring my purse in. I definitely will return so many very unique items they carry. As I shall return and get the candles with a wonderful heavenly scented. Parking very easy and will visit soon really like to but the cow skulls so beautiful...mirrors are impressive. I could hangout there for hours and not be bored. Definitely highly recommend Westlake location

I love the Tree House boutique! Every time I go I always find something I just love. They sell so…read moremany different kinds of things, and carry such unique brands and artists. One of my favorites they carry is an artist named Jan Barboglio. The ladies that work are always so friendly and helpful. Also, if your looking for gifts for friends or family, this is the place to go. They have a fun kids section as well. Such a darling boutique.

This is a very unique gift shop as it is basically dozens of vendors under a single roof selling…read moretheir new and used wares. If you're a local artisan, this is a great place to feature your artwork. Most of these consignment booths are just 4 feet wide with a pegboard wall. Prices range from $120-$220 a month which is quite reasonable. And due to these reasonable prices, they may not have any space. For you the customer, this is definitely a great place to find a unique item.

My new favorite place to shop while I'm visiting ATX! There…read moreis something for everyone. Unique tiny stores with in a store front. I purchased so much this last visit. I can't wait to return.

Something I've been paying attention to especially when shopping at a local business is customer…read moreservice and friendliness. I'm not sure if the gentleman who checked me out was the owner or a regular employee. Regardless, he did not have a friendly disposition when checking me out. (I am a woman of color for reference) he didn't even greet me which is a simple courtesy. I had to ask him "hey, how are you today" to which he didn't respond and just told me the balance I owed. My fellow friend (white male) checked out right after me and he greeted him! He also asked him how he wanted his items wrapped. (We both had the same items) If the store itself wasn't so nice and full of good merchandise/gifts I would've given it an even lower rating. To management: please know and remind your employees that even a simple hello goes a long way Edit: This seems to be a trend going years back (looking at reviews) with this business and their discriminatory practices. There are better local shops with less AI slop to patronize

Fabulous shopping place year round for Christmas, holidays, birthdays or anytime gifts. Original…read moredesign cards, t-shirts, cute or irreverent socks & mugs for yourself & kids of all ages. Lots of Austin-centric goodies, souvenirs and artists' creations. Sweet, salty & sassy options. Interesting selection of new vinyl collections! Fabulous local shopping gem.

Gorgeous store created by an interior designer and carrying non toxic candles and room sprays…read more Definitely stop in for the experience.

An adorable store filled with a beautiful smelling collection of Texas poured candles, incense, and…read moresome home furnishings. It was fun walking around the store lifting the glass domes to get a whiff of the candle's scent. If you're looking for masculine scents, they have a good selection here. Definitely a great gift idea. I did find the candles to be priced a bit high and customer service was lacking.

had an amazing tarot reading here. these folks are the real deal in knowing how to channel energy…read more the real deal. recommended some money and luck bath that i purchased, too!

This is a small shop that we came to looking for crystals as I was on the hunt for a Citrine and…read moreRainbow Flourite. I did find a nice palm stone but, not a ton of crystals to choose from here. Still, interesting little shop and the staff were friendly.

I just love Yellow Rose and I make it a point to stop in when I'm at the flagship store since…read morethey're both literally right across from each other. Swung by this morning (9/19/26) after making some purchases at the other shop. Yellow Rose has a hat bar and one of these days I'm getting a new hat and decking it out with pins and other accessories from the bar. Beau's Bar inside the store is also a great place to hang and unwind after whirlwind shopping and browsing. This is just a great western-wear shop with turquoise jewelry, bolos, denim, dresses, etc. Collabs like the ones done with Wrangler can be found here as well. Nice leather jacket and boots selection. Just like the flagship store they have home decor items as well. I bought the cutest little bolo today. Service is just as wonderful here. Note: if you are part of the loyalty club/birthday club, the birthday discount can't be used at Yellow Rose.

Yeehaw, y'all! This is a cool shop. Kendra Scott also owns…read morethe place across the street, which seems much bougier that this one. This one seems to celebrate Texan style, southwest decor, and Lone Star sensibility. I went in looking for roses, but they don't sell those. Instead, I found a bar! Two free drinks before they gently tell you that they're not a bar, but just giving out samples. Be sure to hit 'em up! The staff was quite pleasant, helpful, and friendly. We found two new patches that'll look just fine on my jacket. Most of the jewelry wasn't for me, but it sure was purty! They got the corner location of this long strip building on South Congress. It's a nice location. They used to park a looong yellow Cadillac out in front, but I haven't seen their car in a while. Next time I need some Texas jewelry, this is my spot.

They are a small family, mother and daughter, owned business, which out started in South Padre and…read moreBrownsville. But now they have a store in Westlake. Kathy (not an owner) helped me pick out beautiful quartz coasters for my coffee table and a matching quartz trivet. I highly recommend checking it out even if you don't need anything!

I love these candles so much!…read more If you are ready for your whole home to feel and smell like home. Then you have found the place to call your candle store!

We stumbled onto Barton Springs Nursery almost by accident after seeing their showroom on Lamar and…read morerealizing there was an actual nursery a little farther west. Somehow I had never heard of it, despite it having been around for decades. I was not prepared. This is less a traditional nursery and more a beautifully designed place that happens to sell plants. The property is shaded by huge mature oaks, with gravel paths winding through incredibly healthy plants, weathered wood structures, limestone, pottery, little seating areas, a greenhouse, ponds, and thoughtfully placed pockets where you can just sit. Everything feels considered without feeling precious. I kept trying to describe the aesthetic and eventually realized the most accurate reference point is the Animal Crossing island I always intended to create but absolutely never did. It is genuinely one of the most beautiful retail environments I've experienced in Austin. We were only stopping in between errands with our five-year-old and 11-month-old, so we barely scratched the surface and didn't actually purchase anything. Even so, several staff members took time with us. Everyone we encountered was warm, knowledgeable, and seemed genuinely happy to talk about plants and the property. The Genus Bar is particularly cool. It isn't just clever branding. You can bring actual plant problems to their horticultural experts for help, and they have equipment on hand to dig into what may be happening with a plant. One gentleman walked us through the space, explained some of what they do there, gave us some history of the nursery, and was completely open to whatever plant questions I wanted to throw at him. There are also a surprising number of things for kids to discover. Turtles, enormous tortoises, an axolotl, ponds and other little bits of wildlife are worked into the property. Our five-year-old loved feeding and watching the turtles and tortoises. One of the staff members caring for the tortoises also made sure we knew not to touch them because of the salmonella risk. How did I make it this far into adulthood without knowing that? Another unexpected detail was the nitro yaupon tea. I initially thought I was being offered cold brew coffee, which was challenged the moment I smelled it. Yaupon is a native holly whose leaves have a long history of being brewed as a caffeinated tea, and the person serving it gave us the whole background while preparing it. It was light, fragrant and really pleasant. Just another small thing that made the visit feel less transactional. The major caveat is price. This is NOT where I would necessarily come for a budget-conscious haul of plants I could easily find elsewhere. The nursery is in Westlake, the products are highly curated, and the pricing reflects the environment and clientele. That said, the plants we saw looked exceptionally healthy, the garden and home goods felt carefully selected, and there appeared to be some more unusual plant options mixed into the broader selection. You're paying for a noticeably different experience. And honestly, the experience is the reason give it five stars. We came in intending to look around for a few minutes and left wishing we'd had considerably more time. I tend to linger in nurseries anyway, but Barton Springs Nursery seems almost specifically engineered to encourage that behavior. Next time we'll come when we're not wedging botanical exploration between chores. Even if it isn't where you buy every plant for your yard, it's worth visiting at least once. We'll absolutely be back.

Such a gem for anyone who loves plants -- this place is a joy to walk around! The staff here is so…read morenice and helpful, and there are plenty of wheeled trolleys for use when your plant selections become too much to carry, haha. There's a giant garden gnome out front, plus two resident tortoises, parakeets, a pond with turtles, and even an axolotl inside the gift shop! It's so lovely to walk around here, admire their space, and gather inspiration from the wonderful assortment of plants they have. My cousin buys so many plants here for her home as well as for her business. Happy to support such a wonderful place!