I'm instantly in love with this place! I've been trying to slowly make the switch from plastic…read moresingle use items to living more sustainably. The refill station at Parker & Scott is probably my new favorite place! They have all kinds of options. One thing I'd never even considered that I saw there...sunscreen! How awesome is that. I just went in this time to get some hand soap, but I will be coming back here for all of our items. I'm hopeful that more people see how great of an option this place is. They also have a lot of fun/unique snacks and beverages. I purchased the hand soap, but also got a thing of dill pickle pistachios...OMG, so good. The clerk was such a lovely human and quite helpful. I will absolutely be back and will be telling all my friends about this place. Great way to shop local! Take your vessels up there and they will tare out the weight on all of them. So cool! Oh, they also have Ridwell, so you can take your batteries, plastic film (grocery bags/zip lock type bags) light bulbs, etc. This place is clearly owned and operated by someone wanting to make a positive impact on their community and world. Love it!!

There's not a lot of options around Austin when it comes to sustainable, climate-friendly products…read morefor your home, surprisingly. I was excited to find Parker and Scott during our transition to trying to make our home plastic-free with refillable soaps/detergents/etc and Earth-friendly cosmetics. I hope to never buy another plastic bottle again! The prices are not super marked up from the online prices of these items. They have a really nice set up for a local small business and have opened several similar stores in the area which is a great additional to the Austin community.

absolutely adore this store. i would buy everything if i could. i could spend hours here. i love…read morethat they have a workshop too and a club to join for stationary. 10/10. keep it up!

Boutique stationary and craft store that you can mindlessly peruse and then find you buy things you…read morehad no idea you wanted. They have interesting classes you can take, too. I try to support small businesses when I can so I try to avoid looking at the price on Amazon, but i did in this instance and it was 30% more inexpensive in store for this particular item. Spending local and with small businesses is a conscious decision, so when you can don't be so price motivated only and think of what keeps a local economy thriving.

I did a beginners needlepoint class with Nic on Saturday and had a blast. She was so easy to learn…read morefrom and talk to and I can't wait to come back to more classes!

Beautiful store - wonderful selection of canvases and…read morethreads. Helpful staff who are happy to guide beginners as well as seasoned needle-pointers! Love going there!

Amazing store and a great curated selection of mid century modern furniture and decor! Staff was…read moresuper helpful

Always a great selection of vintage '50's - late 70's items plus some brand new items such as…read moreglassware. Furniture is wonderfully refurbished in-house by people who are passionate about wood, because every piece shines. You will pay top dollar for the right to own just about anything from the store. Price as marked is as is - no negotiating. Best time to go if you want a deal is during a 'sidewalk sale'. Be ready to make a quick decision on items you're interested in though because people line up to buy your item if you decline it. No time to change your mind! Four stars instead of five due to high price points and lack of sales offered.

N DM CY Cool antique vintage thrift store vibes. Lots to…read moredig through. Something for everyone. Definitely have to check it out. Pop art stuff mixed with thrift. You can find real gems. Only 300ft from Uncommon Objects.

Said they were open, but door is locked and no lights are on... I tried calling and no one picked…read moreup either.

This store has all kinds of unique and fun gift items: T-shirts (cat, movies, music, cartoons,…read moreetc.) and other vintage clothes, jewelry, purses, books, toys, collectibles, cards, kitchen and tea towels, and socks, among others. The woman who works there, who I think is also the owner, is very friendly, enthusiastic, and helpful. I am knocking a couple of stars off though because I found the clothing merchandise to be expensive for the quality of a few of the vintage items. One of the shirts I bought I found had a hole in the sleeve when I got home to wrap it, and I would have preferred to have known it had a hole before I'd bought it at the price I did, even marked down. One shirt was stained in back, which she nicely let me exchange later. Another had a fabric that split apart when I washed it in gentle cycle. It said hand wash, but gentle cycle is usually fine for those. I recommend looking closely at all vintage clothing you buy there as it's also not supposed to be returnable. There is a good selection of T-shirts, but make sure you know what you're getting before you leave.

I absolutely love this place! It was my first visit and I went snap-happy with the camera. It is…read moredefinitely NOT a Kat and Kids only! The charming lady running the store was of great assistance and I got lots of neat Christmas gifts! I will be bringing the Lady here when possible and the owner knows what I want for Christmas if it is still there! I could spend hours looking around this tiny shop!

We stopped in here to check out this little consignment store. Once inside you realize the entire…read morestore is about the size of your living room that's crammed full of vintage stuff. They've got records, lots of jewelry, shoes, silverware, and glassware. If you have some high-end clothing that you would like to consign, this would be a good place, but no cheap stuff. If someone you know or a loved one has passed away, the owner will come to your place and evaluate the estate, preferably within the Austin area.

People say Austin is changing, but it is stores like Armstrong's House of Vintage that remind me…read morewhat makes this town so special. On Black Friday I walked in for their soft launch after finding them on ig. I got my wife a vintage Gucci purse for HALF the normal price. I guess the owner does estate sales and comes across all kinds of things. Inside there was a really cool furniture mid century credenza, tons of jewelry, and clothing. The neighborhood is expensive, and all the stuff is high end but I think the prices were crazy low. The woman behind the counter - Renee?? even gave me a free cup of coffee. Thank you!

Cute little locally owned boutique near Drip Highschool off of 290 behind Railroad BBQ…read more Been meaning to come here for over a year since seeing the huge billboard when driving east on 290 from Fredericksburg when we first moved to town. Friendly staff, this place has a little bit of everything. Boutique baby items, funny cards, lotions and sprays, high end PJ's, dresses/tops (Johnny Was), toy section for that last minute bday gift (Legos, books, other toys) and you don't want to go all the way into Bee Cave or Austin to get it. They also have a whole area in the back if you are in the need of reupholstering your house goods with many different fabrics and textures. We came during Christmas break so they had a seasonal section in the front of the store that was on sale post xmas. Plenty of parking, easy in/out as its right off 290. Eat some bbq, then walk over to work off those meat lbs and shop afterwards. Support local!

I drove out of my way on a Saturday to bring my child. The hours online were listed as closing at…read more5:00 but they were closed when I arrived and the hours on the door listed closed at 3:00. I'm very disappointed.