Great store! Pricey but I was happy with everything I got. I enjoy hosting and using unique pieces…read morefor my parties and this place was perfect to buy those. Great vibe and excellent customer service!

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

I am a big fan of supporting small, locally owned businesses, especially if they're located a…read morethree-minute walk from my apartment. Lol. Seriously, I am so glad this little shop is in my neighborhood. Sometimes I just stop by to browse and check out anything new they may have. I am fond of buying gifts here for people. I've been able to accessorize my apartment with a few nice things that I picked up-a decorative pillow, some candles, and a couple of other small items. Each time I have been there the service has been impeccable. That goes a long way and makes me wanna spend more.

Love this store. Everything is carefully curated and the staff is always so knowledgeable. I left…read morewith a really nice perfume and my friend bought incense. It's a great place for gifts or just a little luxury for your home. Things are pretty pricey, but the same cost you'd find elsewhere.

East Co is a warm and welcoming outpost in central east Austin offering thoughtfully curated goods…read moreand an inspired selection of apparel and jewelry in addition to its own line of vegan body products. Dreamy neutrals, warm textiles, and large lush plants invite you to spend some time in this beautiful space. This is a perfect shop to find that special gift or to treat yourself to something unique and made by independent artisans. We found some amazing ceramic ware for a friend's housewarming, and I ended up purchasing one of their gorgeous raw silk shirts for myself. The independent brands are among the list of coveted in this shop. Bri, the owner and founder of the Good Hippie line of body products, is often there hanging out with an approachable smile and a warm passion for the artists she supports in her shop. No pretension here, and everything is well-priced. To boot, she shares the space with long-time treasure of the Austin jewelry scene, Christine Fail, who showcases her line of minimal jewelry in addition to other artist-produced goods. This shop is a MUST-SEE on the east side and is sure to gain a huge following very soon!

Came here for the grand opening and I'm glad I did! It's a trendy shop, with really clean lines in…read moreall their design. The middle section of the store was mostly beautiful (but pricey!) jewelry by Fail Collective and other designers.There were also a lot of beautiful ceramics and some aromatherapy items - bundles of dried sage, scent diffusers, etc. This would be a nice place to check out if you're looking for a gift for someone with a clean, simple, or rustic/earthy aesthetic....and not much of a budget to mind.

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!

Visiting from Orange County, we stopped by Maaribu while exploring Austin. The space itself is…read moresuper cute and aesthetic, but my experience with the food and drinks ($40+) was a bit sad. Strawberry Matcha Drink: literally just tasted like strawberry oat milk with zero matcha flavor. If you're looking for an actual matcha kick, may be skip this Coffee Cake Muffin: The flavor was good and sweet, making it a nice pairing with coffee. However, it was SUPER mushy--to the point where I couldn't tell if it was still raw or just severely underbaked texture-wise Almond Bar: It had a decent flavor profile, but the bottom crust made the whole thing very chalky and left a dry coating all over my mouth Cheesecake: Not bad overall, but nothing to write home about Banana Bread: This was the most decent item of the bunch. Thankfully, it wasn't nearly as mushy as the muffin. On the bright side, the gift shop is very cute! I ended up buying a little souvenir to remember Austin by, which was a nice saving grace. Cute concept and a fun spot to browse, but I'd probably skip the cafe menu if I'm ever back in town

It's a pretty cute store with lots of trinkets and trendy stationary. It is rather on a pricey…read moreside, some items prices are justified, others feel a bit overpriced. I almost never see anyone who works there, so I don't know how the service is. It can get pretty overwhelming in this store because there's always a huge crowd for the Photo Booth, which makes it difficult to browse some areas of the store.

such a cute store! i absolutely loved it. so many cute trinkets and decorations. to an extent VERY…read moreoverpriced but most things worth it if you have the funds for it. friendly service too AND they have a cutie photobooth. didn't use it but seemed very well liked:)

Treasure City Thrift recently moved into my neighborhood, so I finally stopped in to see what it…read morewas all about. On my first visit, I noticed they had a nice mix of clothing, shoes, glassware, and home décor, so I came back this weekend hoping to browse the clothing racks. I struck out on clothes this time around--not because they didn't have any, just because nothing in my size was quite my style, condition, or price point. That's thrifting, though. You never know what you're going to find, and sometimes the best score is in a completely different aisle. In my case, I walked out with a pair of vintage shoes in excellent condition for only $5, plus several beautiful glass pieces for next to nothing. I'd call that a successful trip! When I drove by on Sunday, they had boxes and boxes of free items out front with people happily digging through them. It was way too hot for me to join the hunt, but once the Texas weather cools off, I definitely will. This feels like one of those thrift stores that's worth stopping into regularly because the inventory is always changing, and you never know what treasure you'll find next.

Permanently closed. Not open anymore. Check out others in the area like Pets Alive. Area is also…read moreunder construction, lots of business closed.

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 love this shop so much!!! They have a beautifully curated and ever-changing selection of…read morehousewares, antiques, and modern art - most of which I cannot afford:-) I know that the showroom is probably secondary to the design work that they are famous for in Austin, but I'm in love with this place!!!

A Custom House is impeccable! Such a gorgeous mix of beautiful antiques alongside modern art and…read morewonderful lucite accents, etc. I love drooling over investment pieces, but still being able to walk out with an exquisite pillow and a $30 hostess gift. After a months-long search for the perfect exterior sconce, A Custom House had one made for me at a reasonable price. And Sally knew what my custom drapes needed to be after spending 5 minutes in my home. Everyone who sees them comments, "those are SO you!" Their art-hanging and furniture placement is second-to-none. Julie and Sally rearranged things to make a wonderful party "flow," and the artwork is finally hanging with the right scale and groupings. We especially loved the little pile they left of "items that would be happier living elsewhere." Ha! These ladies are a hoot and have a truly rare talent. Hooray for ACH!!

I'll miss this store. I bought some fantastic furniture and decor here as well as at their San…read moreAntonio location. They will be missed

Everything is great. Love their selection. Unique pieces. Good quality and great customer service…read more Highly recommend shopping in this store.

What a fantastic little shop here in Austin, and I love that it is within walking distance from my…read morehouse. It is my absolute favorite place to go when I need to buy gifts for people. The store is filled with beautifully crafted merchandise designed by the owner, including modern art prints, fun greeting cards, and delicate jewelry. The customer service is always incredibly warm and personal, making it a joy to stop in and browse. If you are looking for a unique, thoughtful present while supporting a local artist, this creative studio is definitely worth a visit.

We loved coming across this sweet store filled with art, jewelry, etc, that works so beautifully…read moretogether. The artist is so warm and friendly, and does a great job at engaging with customers/visitors. Great place for artwork, especially if you are staging a guest room, home for sale, or Airbnb (or of the like) property. She has a number of gorgeous artwork pieces that would work well in a home while showcasing the city of Austin We loved this store and would def be back. Great location across the street from Dear Diary coffee.