Beautifully curated store with a lot to look at. There is free street parking by the cemetery.read more

This is such a cute store, and it is in a really nice area to walk around! There are good places to…read moreeat/drink like Paperboy, Loudmouth, and Radio Rosewood all within 1 minute walking distance. There are such cute things being sold here and also some really unique pieces. There's variety ranging from matcha whisks to fancy candles to handblown glass from Mexico here. I will definitely be coming back here -- it's a nice spot to take a date.

Really nice clerk (shout out to PDX!). It's a fun quirky store, smaller than I thought it would…read morebe. I didn't see the museum. I think if I was a teenager I would love everything in the store, but as an older adult it just wasn't my thing. It's on 6th St so there's a lot to do around it, it's a quick side trip while seeing the area. This is my 2000th review!

I went to the museum once which lead to my visit to their gift shop (this shop). I must say, I…read morebought a pair of awesome socks with a very cool phrase on them (4yrs ago). For this same reason, 4 years later, i visited to buy more of their awesome socks. Def a cool place to visit for unique fun gifts.

I've stopped in this shop a handful of times to browse but most recently popped in looking for a…read morebirthday gift. Luckily, they had just what I wanted and I made the purchase without hesitation. Really love that this shop is curated with items from the UK, Mexico, USA, Nepal, as well as other countries. It's a world market done boutique-style. Nice apparel pieces to choose from as well as jewelry, candles, towels, other accessories and household decor items. If you're like me & try to support local as often as possible, add Small World Goods to your list.

In route to Hotel Vegas, I ran across a small, charming little store filled with unique items. I…read morehad fun perusing the items. This store is great if your shopping for a one of a kind gift. The owner Bibi sources items from all over the world hence the name. The goods are reasonably price and comparable to similar competitive goods.

Amazing customer service and a wide variety of products. Would recommend for all of your smoking…read moreand convenience needs! 10/10

Just about everything you need to get you on the good-foot! Great prices with a nice selection.read more

A shop full of charm!…read more Raul welcomed us in with genuine delight, offering to hold our bags up front to "free our hands" and encouraging us to touch, feel, pick up, try on, and interact with all the pieces in his shop. He spoke of his collection of artisan goods from around South America with such pride, and it showed through in the beautiful curation of the store. It was full of goods yet gave each piece the ability to shine. It was vibrant and colorful, warm and inviting. SO many brilliant gifts to be found here. Will definitely be back, if even just to say hi to Raul!

I had a great time browsing this colorful store and chatting with Raul. There was an incredible…read moreselection of vibrant jewelry, art, and textiles, all of it responsibly sourced with a commitment to supporting the tribes and collectives that created it. A lot of current trends have their genesis in these designs and handiwork, so make sure you're buying the authentic product, rather than a shitty knock off made in China. It's worth making the extra effort, and the prices here are very reasonable. A couple of examples: - Thick "friendship" bracelets, in a myriad of colors - Bib-style, beaded Cleopatra necklaces made from seed beads - Tribal print textiles - Wayuu bags from Columbia (You've seen these - they are the brightly-colored, patterned bags that have a bit of a bucket shape) Raul even took the time to show me how to spot a fake Wayuu bag, just in case I decided to purchase one elsewhere. Overall, an incredible store. I'm headed back to buy a bracelet for a friend who saw my Corocoro purchase on Instagram and wanted one of her own!

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.

My brother in law (BIL) will be visiting us in Texas from Chicago for the summer starting in June…read more I was supposed to return to work after vacation on Tuesday, but I am too jetlagged for intensive work. Thus, I will not be starting back to work until next Monday. I have some time this week to recover and do a little scouting for things to do for my BIL. We have taken my BIL to most popular spots in Austin, however, we were looking for some new things to do. Thus, I headed to the Austin Visitors Center located on 5th Street near Congress. Let me be the first to say that the Austin Visitor Center has completed changed since I was there last. The last time I visited they were giving out maps, bluebonnet seeds and other trinkets. It is a full-on operation now...y'all! The Austin Visitor center has transformed into a one-stop shop for travel info, local recommendations, and shopping (yes...shopping!). Shopping includes clothing, hats, magnets, stuffed animals, to name just a few. Wow...I was not ready for this paparazzi of items. Other services include free maps and guides, tour booking services, free Wi Fi, restrooms, charging stations and luggage storage for a small fee. In addition, their coffee shop, 5th and Brew, is a nice respite for tourists. The space is large and spacious. The ladies in the Austin Visitor Center were super sweet and helpful! Such a pleasant experience.... Great space...excellent services.

When friends and family come to visit, I send them here (or I sometimes accompany them)…read more You can get anything here, from gifts and souvenirs to maps and coffee (they have a cafe). Tours are booked in and out of the center as well. A good idea if you only have limited time in Austin and want to see as much as possible. It's truly a welcoming place and a great representation of our city. I also like that there is a large room with comfy seating to rest your weary feet after a day of sightseeing, or to prep for your day of exploration. I can't say enough nice things about this place. It's clean and modern. The staff are so incredibly knowledgeable about everything related to Austin. Super friendly too.

As advertised, they sell souvenirs as well as traditional convenience store fare. It is on the…read moreDirty Six, so you'll likely run into some interesting characters. We found the magnet we were looking for and went on our way.

Decent selection of souvenirs at reasonable prices. There are also convenience items if needed.read more

In my search to find unique coffee shops, I checked out Maaribu. I don't know how I've driven by…read morethis place so many times and never noticed it before! They have a small parking lot on the side, along with a few spots specifically for takeout. As the name suggests, it's also a gift store, which makes the place even more unique. The inside is very clean and modern. I ended up getting a vanilla latte, which was a little bitter for my taste, but it was still a good coffee. My favorite thing about this place was definitely the outdoor space in the back. It's very relaxing and beautiful. The uniqueness of the interior, combined with the amazing outdoor space, makes Maaribu a place worth visiting!

I came here to shop and wasn't expecting to find one of my favourite strawberry matcha lattes in…read moreAustin. The strawberry flavour tastes fresher than what I've had at many other places, and the matcha itself is smooth and delicious. Overall, it's a well-balanced and satisfying drink that's perfect to sip on while browsing their cute store.

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.