Considering how close it was to downtown it was very well kept and Clean. There's a big selection…read moreof stores and the service in the ones I went to were good!

Nice selection! I like the store in overall…read more When you sell here always check the receipt they give you, as you don't wanna get paid $0.10 a tee shirts

If you're male and you come here, you're a Dobie-man. And all men are dogs, so you're also a…read moreDoberman? Draw your own conclusions (here's a sketch pad). They gone done a really good job with this mall, y'all. I appreciated it years ago visiting when I was on tour and it was basically nothing, but still a hot spot for UT students. Rundown yet popular students despite not really having anything. Now they've turned it into a real fancy violin... um, I mean mall, not sure why my predictive text thinks this mall is a string instrument but anyway. So several of my friends whom are students head down here often to hang out and get boba from the popular and over-busy Gong Cha here. So it's alive, and largely because there's a bubble tea shop and a whole bunch of TVs for you to watch in the food court. So if you're at UT and spoiled by stuff to do... this is just an extra place for you to hang out and spend money and I think it's a great location and has some cool stuff as well. Parking is awful though unless you pay for the garage.

I love the Dobie Mall, and it's one of the cleanest retail areas on campus! I'm not too sure why…read morethere are so many disgruntled reviews on here. We have a Target inside the mall, and a few other really nice shops. These were all put here primarily for students that live in the dorms on campus, as well as the dorms located in the tower above the mall, not the general population. Also, the businesses & dorms are their own entities, meaning they aren't owned or managed by the owners of Dobie Mall.

Bottom Line: A dumpy Target with a limited selection and very little parking but there is a…read moreStarbucks. While staying in Austin my friends and I went to this Target to get some groceries, sunscreen and such. Our first challenge was finding a parking spot that we didn't have to pay for. We could 15 minute parking and them walked through an abandoned lot to the very lack luster entrance. My immediately impression was that this reminded me of the Target from the early 1990s that competed with Kmart. The ceilings are low and the selection was limited but I would say, basically being located on the UT campus, the inventory is probably targeted to stuff college kids needs you know like ramen noodles and storage tubs. The one bright spot was that there was a Starbcucks inside and after our morning errands we were ready for coffee.

This is a GREAT Target. So great, that I came here twice today…read more With gratitude, Scott

There's not much in this small shopping center, but what is here can be quite useful. You can get a…read moredoctor's visit in, grab lunch and shop for dinner all in one spot. I'd love to see a few more shops that interest me - but they didn't build this just to please me. ;) I do love the big parking spaces here. Follow the back to Bee Caves Road signs for an easy way out of the parking lot - especially when it's busy!!

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The online store for United Apparel Liquidators, is amazing! Great products, super fast shipping…read moreand WORLD CLASS customer service. I can't say enough good things about them. I've been shopping online with them for years and will continue to so. I love helping a small business and I love this store.

Though I wasn't really looking for any new apparel, the window dressing on this store drew me in…read more Once in, wow! So many different styles and sizes, really something to suit everybody. You can start with the beautiful shoes, and then move over to look at the various unique displays throughout the store. I found purses, jackets, and other items. Very difficult to leave the store without buying something, and I found something small enough to fit in my suitcase:) It appears as though they rotate the offerings pretty frequently. If you're looking for something to refresh your wardrobe, I recommend stopping in here!

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.

Super cool store that is right by a stationery store - awesome for the book fans with cute…read morekindle/phone groups/bookmarks (paper and magnetic) with logos such as "definitely not smut" and "one last chapter". There's also miffy items if you're into that! There's also a photo booth where you can line up to take photos - costs $7 - my sister and I did not bother since the line was long on a Saturday afternoon.

I popped in to sell some old military uniforms I had been using for costumes. I was bummed to find…read moreout they don't buy from the public. But the good news is the person working the counter was extremely helpful in directing me to a few other places where they do. The store is clean, well laid out, and bright. You can browse through and see a ton of great vintage clothing. And it's a really trendy part of town, so of course there's a great coffee shop on one side and a vinyl records shop on the other. It's a seriously cool place to find everything you need to get some chic funky threads for a night out.

It is cool, kinda of overpriced. Most items were over $30 and t-shirts were over $20. A pair…read moreof black tights was $22 . But I recommend a place to check out for unique items.

I knew better, but I went anyway and now I remember why…read more Two Stars. They had what I needed, but the experience was awful. I only came to the 5th Street Target because it was the only place that had what I needed,a simple pen for black label for homemade gifts. I came against my better judgment, and honestly, I wish I hadn't. First off, the parking is a mess. You have to park in the garage and get validation to avoid paying $7. There's no handicap parking right in front of the elevator entrance either, which makes things way harder than it should be. I could have used street parking but didn't feel like being hassled by the men that wait in front of the store. Once I got inside, I started noticing a man, Hispanic, curly hair, maroon shirt, no name badge walking past me multiple times in different sections. First in the makeup aisle, then again when I moved to another area, and again a third time. It really felt like he was watching me, not shopping. He made me super uncomfortable. I was using the Target app to scan items and make sure I was getting the right prices. Just trying to get in and out quickly because, truth be told, I've been avoiding Target for a while now. When I checked out, one of my items rang up higher than what the app said. I went to Guest Services, showed the price on my phone, and was told I must've grabbed the wrong thing. I hadn't, I scanned it myself before adding it to my cart. All this over a few markers. I'm sticking with my boycott. I came here trying to support my own project and left feeling watched, dismissed, and frustrated.

Coming from out of state im glad this store was nearby and accessible. Got what I needed and a cute…read moredress. One worker was friendly and inviting and helpful

Love the store! I actually wasn't a customer until i went to the FP Movement full moon event now I…read moreabsolutely love the outfit and the stuff I bought! The event was so fun with yoga, breath work, journaling and charcuterie. I would definitely go again!

I've been a long time customer of Free People for about 15 years. I love their whole vibe and…read moreaesthetic. This particular store has been better in the past but is still a good store. They used to have a sale rack which was fun to browse through for good deals now they don't have it anymore. They also had a rack for returns that perhaps weren't offered in store and only on line. That too is gone. It seems they try and direct more sales to the app or website instead of a store. However it's nice to be able to try on and see the merchandise in person since their sizing is all over the place. It's a hassle to order on line and then the size is unsuitable or the quality is cheap. The staff is standoffish and not super eager to assist in making sales. I'm a solo shopper anyway and don't need others to make decisions for me on the merchandise. I'm familiar with what type of products FP has. It's right across the street from Whole Foods and has plenty of parking.