Such a unique store ran by knowledgeable ladies. I 100% recommend you check out this placeread more

The Herb Bar has moved! Now located central (close to Bird Bird Biscuit) I love getting fresh herbs…read morefor tea blends! The variety here is phenomenal. They had some cool room & body sprays which Im looking forward to trying! The service is still an issue. The women working her lack customer service skills and generally etiquette for a business..

You need any votive candles, tall candles for ofrendas (altars), Mexican blankets to keep you warm…read moreor lay down at Blues on the Green, or looking for Virgen de Guadalupe statues/rose spray/candles/all the things? You need to come here. I do not know another shop like this in Austin where Cantu's has been my go-to for the 21 years of me living here. This is a rare gem of a store in South Austin that you have to know about if you don't already. This is a very unique, quiet, and calm place to come in to whether you want to browse or you are curious about a consultation at Lee's Healing Center (located inside the shop in the back). When I need red mal de ojo bracelets (what are ojo bracelets, you ask? They are for protection! Look it up!) for myself, friends, or even for my baby nephew Cantu's has got them. Yup! She carries baby bracelets too to give to a newborn baby or any one who has small wrists to be honest. You will want to really take your time here when you arrive as there are so many things to see. Books, candles, prayer booklets, trinkets, statues, and tarot cards (also in Spanish!) can be found here. There should be no rush when you are here so take your time and gather all the things that call to you. Parking is located in the back of the small yellow building. Entrance is in the front off of S. 1st street. Be sure not to park in the convenience store next door where the sandwich shop is at. You will be towed! Be sure to say hello to Virgen de Guadalupe on the side of the building. The mural is beautiful (and old) but worth the stop to check out and maybe get a selfie with her. She really shines off of S. 1st Street!

Need new direction in life?…read more Get your cards read. You don't have to believe in this sort of thing to get a new feel for your life and get going again, which is basically the point of seeing a psychic. $35 to speak with a psychic who will let you ask questions and spends at least 20 min talking with you in depth about your life. I'd recommend this place to anybody who has an open mind and needs a little kick in the pants. Who needs a therapist anyway. BTW, you can fulfill all of your jesus candle, amulet and spices/herbs needs here as well. One stop shop. Very nice staff and cool store.

Friendly service…read more Produced looked good. Which is what I was picking up. Super small Sprouts. Parking lot is decent. It's a small shopping center.

I really dig Sprouts and I continue to keep them in my grocery mix as I have phased out Mr Butts…read moredue to their now more frequent price hikes. But there's a lot of positives here, and sometimes you can score some great deals and I love the selection here too - has everything I need. Their produce is usually very fresh here and I do find some good sales. I migrate to the back area where they have packaged fruit and sometimes can find a half off deal. I utilize the app with store coupons, and when you snip them on your phone and plug your phone number into the kiosk it will automatically deduct the coupons you clipped! Awesome sauce. I like to also migrate back to the clearance section as sometimes you can find a deal - like 99 cent cans of Pineapple Poppi soda. Well I tried one first - and it is pretty darn good - not too shabby! So I got 6. Thanksgiving I scored this awesome 3LB honey ham for $12 which was normally $30, warmed it up in the oven- wow! Way way better than ham slices you get at the deli. The staff here has always been gracious and helpful. They had accepted returns with a receipt and I usually get store credit since I shop there weekly. I love their deli with sausages - at times the can be 99 cents per for chicken and jalapeno sausages and they are fantastic. And let's not forget about their awesome sandwiches. The Italian is my favorite but only $6-7 a sandwich when they cost double or more with Austin restaurants.

Past & Co. has quickly become one of my favorite local spots. I absolutely love their fresh pasta,…read morecheeses, and sauces, everything tastes high quality and thoughtfully made. They also offer frozen meals, which is such a great option for easy, elevated dinners at home. I haven't tried those yet, but it's definitely on my list for my next visit. What really makes this place stand out, though, is the staff. They're incredibly personable and knowledgeable, always helping me figure out portion sizes or giving recommendations. I usually end up staying longer than expected just chatting with them, and I always leave feeling good about supporting a local business. If you're ever in need of fresh pasta, this is 100% the spot to go.

I'm half Italian and take it very seriously. Pasta must be perfect. No compromise…read more Guess what? They get it!!! The pasta is made fresh daily and it shows. Always a nice variety that pairs nicely with whatever style sauce I make be making on a given day. Super nice people. Cute little store-you're in & out. Lots of dessert choices too. Pricing is incredibly reasonable.

Este Garden takes farm to table to the next level. Este Garden is directly behind Este restaurant…read moreand supplies herbs, fruits and vegetables to the restaurant. Now I understand why the restaurant's food is so good. This is small but flourishing garden. The corn appears to be struggling with the heat but all other garden items appear to be thriving. With such high temperatures in Austin, totally understandable. Este provides complimentary valet parking , so my friend and I were able to seat in the garden and chat more. That was a nice perk. The garden is free to the public ($0).... Great value! In we encountered another couple in the garden. The wife was enamoured with the figs.

I loved visiting this candy store! I spent a good 30 minutes walking down each aisle and sometimes…read moremore than once, just to make sure I didn't miss anything. Got tons of goodies that reminded me of my childhood to share with family!

I stopped in today to see what looked so colorful inside. There are piñatas and party supplies for…read morean array of characters, as well as plenty of candies to stuff them! I was pleasantly surprised to see an abundance of imports, Loteria game supplies, ceramics purses and Christmas ornaments. They even have bulk food items like giant mayo and various chips and cheese puffs. Very cool spot and a great place to check out when bday party planning.

The WF team really turned the hot bar problems around. I was probably too harsh initially. The guys…read morein the meat market are the best in Austin. Right there with, if not better than, Central Market. Overall, there's some things that could be better but the good attitude of the meat counter + fish counter make up for any shortcomings in the rest of the store.

Reviewing all of Whole Foods as an experience, and not just a grocery store. We love the options…read morehere but there's no way this is a one stop shop. I need Diet Coke and food that is bad for me too. We come here probably once or twice a week. The Amazon return center is super convenient. There's a self serve kiosk too. Major plus. Our second stop is juice land and then the hot bar & salad bar. I like being able to make a "girl dinner" lunch with a couple of bites worth of several things. We typically go to the roof to eat and to let the kids run around the playscape. If anyyyyy corporate Whole Foods people are reading this- can we please update the play area? Maybe add to it? Or make it toddler friendly? I know I'm being picky we just come so much and it would be a dream update.

Loved the food truck so really wanted to check out the Brick and Mortar! Came on a Sunday to try…read moreout some delicious thai food with my thai food bestie! Ambience: Dark and moody with plenty of seating and a partial viewing of the kitchen. Service: the waitress was super prompt and also gave a lot of explanation about items on the menu in case we weren't familiar with the dish. Food: The food is probably some of the best thai food in Austin. We ordered the papaya salad which came out more in like a "thin flat noodle fashion" than what we are normally used to, it's not super spicy like most thai restuarants like to serve it but still has some robust flavors and some spice it also comes with cracklings which are super crunchy. The chinese broccolli is always a favorite of mine for the texture and the Pork Ribs dish was super creamy with a hint of spice that left you craving more. The menu is so large that we will definetly be back, i'd recommend going close to open as it's not as crowded!

My friend and I decided to check this place out since we've heard many good things about Kiin Di…read moreeven from days it was a food truck. We got the: * Roti Dip * Soft shell crab in curry * Papaya salad I loved the roti, it was crispy and the curry was flavorful, a bit salty but they paired well. The biggest miss for me was the soft shell crab in curry, the plate came out room temp which was a bit disappointing since curry is best served warm/hot. The batter on the crab was super thick it felt like we were just eating deep fried crab that got soggy quickly as it's served in the curry. The curry had some separation almost as if the coconut milk in it had been reheated or curdled during the cooking process. I'm not an expert chef but I've worked with coconut milk enough to notice these things. The papaya salad was decent, I loved the tangy and fresh flavors (we opted for 3 spice but definitely could've amped it up). I prefer my papaya salad with more "funk" but understand that's a different style. I am sad I had to give this place only 3 stars because my expectations were high considering this is their brick & mortar. I will have to give it a try again and taste other dishes. Overall the service was friendly, got sat immediately and didn't have to wait too long for the food to come out. More parking in the back of the restaurant, be weary of the signs from other businesses.

The Salty Donut was definitely an experience as the salt forward donuts we had added a very unique…read morespin to savory and sweet all wrapped up into one bite. It's a very popular place here and some donuts were out of stock for the day despite coming here not all that late in the day. I got two donuts. I got the Glazed Donut and the Brown Sugar with Salt. The Glazed one was all right at first as the tingling of salt mingled with the sweetness and it definitely came across as a novelty but by the end of the Glazed my enthusiasm diminished a bit as that was all it felt like I was tasting but salt. I don't think that was entirely it but that's all my taste buds were picking up. But now the Brown Sugar and Salt Donut... now that was a good one! The flavors blended much better and I had more than enough enthusiasm to finish it. I do like Brown Sugar very much so this was a Donut I can definitely recommend if you come here. I wanted another but I controlled myself. They have coffee drinks as well that are solid so they make a nice pairing as you nosh on your donuts and want some coffee to go along with it.

Cool name and flavors ! However, overly sweet and dry for us. Even the coffee which we got less…read moresweet. They are brioche donuts so think more bread like. They do have traditional old fashions but also breads and fry's Very filing, I will say the cafe con leche was our fave. Inside super spacious and cool merch.

Okay, this place is SUCH a vibe. This Yarrow & Sage location is tucked inside a little black house…read morein Austin, and that alone had me excited before I even walked in. The "broom parking only" signs sealed the deal. The moment you step inside, it feels witchy and welcoming. Dark walls, beautiful artwork everywhere, and magical details in every corner. There are sooo many options for jewelry and jewelry building. Charms, chains, stones, and pieces to create something totally custom. It's thoughtfully curated, not overwhelming, and really fun to browse. One of my favorite parts was the little library nook. Shelves of witchy books, tarot, and magical reads that make you want to slow down and explore. It makes the shop feel like more than just a store. The artwork and designs throughout are incredible. Pottery, prints, candles, herbs, incense, tarot decks, and tons of unique handmade items you're not going to see everywhere else. The staff was also amazing. Kind, welcoming, and genuinely happy to help without being pushy at all. You can tell they love the space and what they do. If you love witchy shops, unique art, tarot, jewelry making, or hidden gems in Austin, this spot is absolutely worth a visit.

Well organized, open space, easy front+street parking, and a yummy food truck and gluten free…read morebakery in the back. Truly a whole experience