This store was so cute, especially if you are a Tito's fan. It has a very cozy sitting area along…read morewith a beautiful chandelier of Tito bottles. It has a lot of swag that you can purchase and rep. The items were priced reasonably too. If you are in the Austin area I would definitely check it out.

-Service and greeting was nice!! -Few tshirts and…read moremerchandise to choose from, wish there was more. My tshirt was $25 but proceeds go to charity which I thought was awesome! -By Texas Law they are unable to serve and let customers sample vodka or any drinks which was sad!

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.

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.

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.

The hoops I had to jump through to get a shirt that said "Don't Mess with Texas" took me from the…read moreLake Travis area to here. It's a convenience store that is loaded up with Austin and Texas swag for you to sport back home or to pass along to lucky friends. I found their prices to be fair enough. I'm sure if I looked harder, I could have found better deals elsewhere, but Scruffy's did the trick in a pinch.

Amazing store with really awsome stuff and the owner was super nice even coming back after they…read moreclosed because I left my backpack in there I can't thank them enough and I highly recomend going.

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.

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.

Such a fun little shop! I came in when I first moved to Austin and got a super cute plushie for my…read morerear view mirror. Staff was so friendly. Definitely recommend stopping by.

An amazing place to hang out while waiting for your double decker bus tour to begin. They have a…read moresmall cafe to get drinks, and snacks for the ride. There is a public restroom which is convenient before and after the tour. It's air conditioned and has comfortable seating along with brochures and magazines about Austin. I would recommend this place.

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.

Great selection of Simpsons stuff, particularly the Tree House of Horrors. We picked up a Kidrobot…read morefigure of Blinky and it's awesome! 10/10 would recommend

I went to Monkey See Monkey Do for fun with my family. We parked in the parking lot and went in…read more The store had a lot of stuff that was reminiscent of my childhood. They had some fun squishy items, dolls, action figures, and other collectibles. I felt like a kid in that store. I told my husband that I had to get out of there or I would buy everything. It was a cool store to visit and I will return to buy more fun nostalgic items.

Although this is a late post Oct 23', I found this spot to be a great souvenir shop (compared to…read morethe nonexistent others in the area LOL). They have limited items but the prices are better than the Airport and since I didn't rent a car this time around, I couldn't make it to Walmart/Target for souvenirs. This spot was in the heart of downtown, not much to choose from for 3 Y/O girls but cool stickers, key chains and shirts. Customer service ok, can be better if you need something just ask, don't expect them to ask if you need help (missing star)

Food Mart & Souvenirs... they really cover all their bases, right? All the way in the back, they…read morehave a drinks cooler. By the register, they have all sorts of cigarettes and hookah supplies (electronic and otherwise). But in the middle, they have a fair share of souvenirs and other random stuff. I bought a pair of sunglasses here, as well as refrigerator magnets and a few shot glasses. For the smaller things, they're $1-2 cheaper than 6ixth Street Trading Company next door, so do your shopping here first before hading over there. Food Mart's selection of souvenirs isn't the greatest, but get what you can there to save a few bucks.

Be sure to count your lottery tickets and change. I bought 10 Powerball tickets with power play…read more Thought it weird I got individual tickets. Counted them later and only got 9. Also only got $8 in change

Take Heart is a beautifully curated store and I definitely could have spent a lot more time there…read more It's down the street from Paperboy, so if you're stuck waiting for a table, why not stop by? There's a wonderful selection of home goods (incense, bath items, skincare, kitchenware, etc), gorgeous pottery (I bought myself a beautiful mug that actually originated from a studio in the SF Bay Area, where I live - but the studio is not open to the public!), stationery and much more. I felt like there was a good range of prices and there was plenty that was affordable. The staff was very kind - the lady who rang up my items dropped the travel watercolor palette and immediately went to get me a new one "just in case". So nice! I definitely recommend this store and would be here all the time if I lived here!

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.