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.

They are a small family, mother and daughter, owned business, which out started in South Padre and…read moreBrownsville. But now they have a store in Westlake. Kathy (not an owner) helped me pick out beautiful quartz coasters for my coffee table and a matching quartz trivet. I highly recommend checking it out even if you don't need anything!

This is where I have shopped for decades when I'm buying gifts for "people who have everything."…read more Breed's has always been the kind of store where you could count on real service, too. The beautiful objects are still there, but the shop appears to be quite understaffed... and whatever staff there is is struggling to keep up. I genuinely felt sorry for them. This is an ACE hardware store coupled with a tasteful, high end and carefully curated and presented homeware selection, including tableware, gardening supplies, greeting cards, candies and candles and one of a kind objects for the home. A $2,400 candelabra, a Smeg toaster, an excellent selection of flatware, tablecloths and glassware... pretty pajamas, $90 votive candles... But what to do if you want to know the price of that set of Wedgewood china, or the Rialto flatware? Prices are missing on so so many objects. And you cannot find a staff member... And you only have so much time before you need to meet mom for lunch. Ah well. Many of us are trying to ween ourselves off of online shopping. Retail stores... this is your moment to recoup some ground.

The customer service at the 29th Street location is great but it is in need of much improvement at…read morethe Westlake location. My husband went to the Westlake location today instead of the 29th Street location because it was more convenient and came home and told me his experience was like mine -- the staff was unavailable and somewhat dismissive. They told him there would be a three hour wait for gift wrap. Another customer got very frustrated with the lack of help checking out. Hopefully corporate reads these reviews and uses it as an opportunity to hire different managers and/or train the staff better at this location. This has been a longstanding problem at this location but is NOT a problem at the other Breed & Company locations.

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.

*HIDDEN GEM ALERT* I live in the neighborhood and didn't even realize this shop had opened. There…read moreare so many treasures here! Pottery, candles, cards, jewelry, artwork, baby gifts, wearables, holiday items and more. If you are looking for a gift, you will surely find the perfect thing here! From their website: "Sfingiday proudly supports over 500 independent brands and individual makers. Shop from a curated selection of original artwork and prints, unique jewelry, hand-thrown ceramics, self-care staples, eco-minded home goods and more." They also offer creative classes, like perfume-making and candle-making. Shop small and support woman-owned businesses!

The cutest charity type store, I fell in love with an eclectic boutique so much to see here. I was…read moreseeking bargains and found this place so cool. It seems that if your seeking a real boutique that delivers this is it. I found trees that had LED lighting stunning and almost incredibly beautiful. Seriously, I was like a little kid in a candy store a definitely a must visit ar least once!. Clever and organized nice smelling store with fragrance bath salts at 40$. After I decide on a time planning to return and order some items I really need to buy. Located in Westlake and love the area Very easy parking so no problem there. Family owned business that are successful and helps with charity work so if you interested in helping out this business it is so admired. Good luck and happy yelping!

Cute, cute, cute! I found gifts for two birthday parties and even something for my mother-in-law…read more They even wrapped my gifts in store which was great since I was on my way to both parties. Cannot wait to come back and just shop for myself :)

This little gem of a bakery exceeded every expectation I had. Beautiful, delicate interior design,…read morea sweet patio where you can relax with a coffee and a pastry, the whole vibe is calm and cozy, which I appreciated so much. Now, the real star: the gluten-free baked goods. We tried four different things, cookies included, and honestly? I was stunned. The flavor, the softness, the balance, nothing felt like a "gluten-free compromise." It tasted like the real deal, maybe even better. Not overly sweet, not dry, not crumbly, just genuinely delicious pastries that happen to be gluten-free. I don't know what magic they're working in that kitchen, but this is easily the best gluten-free bakery I've come across. A must-visit, no question.

How have I lived Austin TX so long and had not discovered Maaribu!? Maaribu is modern, cool and…read moreeclectic coffee shop and store where you can have the most delicious cup of coffee along with a pastry or bite. Every piece in the store appears to be intentionally curated. Maaribu melds a home and gift shop with an in house café and bakery, creating an experience that's both relaxing and memorable. According to Mable, my server, Maaribu is a combination of the word Marfa (Texas town that has the Prada store) and Malibu. The brand is often described as combining Marfa's creative spirit, Malibu's laid back lifestyle, and clean Scandinavian design. The shop portion of Maaribu is beautifully styled, featuring furniture, décor, books, and gifts that have a modern flare. All the items are easy to peruse and get drawn in. The use of color is playful and engaging. Maaribu's key highlight is its café and bakery. The in house café has an assortment of coffee, wellness beverages, and dedicated gluten free baked goods. I bought a Rose honey latte, which was divine along with a multi-layer pastry. Mable said customers enjoy the quality and flavor of the pastries...scones, muffins, cookies, brownies, and egg bites are frequent favorites. Importantly, the café is reported to be fully gluten free, which makes it a standout destination for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivities, without sacrificing taste or variety. The outdoor seating and patio area add to the charm, making Maaribu a great place to enjoy coffee and pastries on a nice Austin morning. After years in Austin, I finally discovered Maaribu--a modern, eclectic coffee shop and store. Every item is thoughtfully curated, blending a home-and-gift shop with a café and bakery for a relaxing experience. The name combines Marfa's creative vibe, Malibu's laid-back style, and Scandinavian design. The shop offers stylish furniture, décor, books, and gifts, all easy to browse and visually engaging. Maaribu's café is fully gluten-free, featuring quality pastries like scones, muffins, cookies, brownies, and egg bites, as well as wellness drinks and coffee. Outdoor seating makes it a perfect spot to enjoy coffee and pastries on a pleasant Austin morning. Wow...Maaribu!!!

This store was not what I expected. It is definitely eclectic in an artsy sort of way, but…read moreeverything in the store is for a very specific customer (I picture an older woman who loves art fairs and unique/funky clothing, jewelry and art). There was nothing in the store that I would want for myself or even purchase as a gift.

They have very creative gift items. I was impressed with their selection. I ended up buying…read moresomething as a gift and for myself!

I absolutely LOVE this store. The owner is amazing, I just adore her! Always pleasant and sweet…read more Her products are spot on and it's my go-to for gifts. I purchased this new coco butter body butter that is to die for. I have very dry skin and this keeps the moisture in where I do not need to reapply. Just love it. She carried very unique and quality items. You will not be disappointed.

I am not exaggerating when I say, this is my favorite shop in the whole wide world. I always look…read morehere first when I need anything - for myself, for my house, for a gift, etc. Sierra has impeccable taste. Everything is as beautiful as it is useful. Form AND function?? Yes, please! It is, literally, impossible for me to leave empty-handed. Sierra and her "team" are always lovely, gracious, and welcoming. I can't recommend this shop highly enough.

I bought a western hat, fall open back sweater, and a stadium bag to take to a concert in Austin…read more Love them!! Good selection of high quality cowhide items, clothing, hats, bags and gifts. The western hat I bought was one of a kind hand made custom design. It was steamed to my liking. I wish I had more time to try on a few items I liked. There is Free Parking in the back garage. I plan to go back soon!

It had been, oh, three months since my client and I together and separately have looked for a media…read morecabinet. There were specific dimensions to work with and we wanted a painted cabinet with some personality to coordinate with a Kilim patterned rug. Not as easy as we envisioned. Enter Provencal Home & Garden. Lovely furniture and accessory shop featuring a few sale items. Oh look. A dining room buffet that could actually pose as a media cabinet. On Sale. Perfect dimensions. But wait. Incorrect color. Not a problem. I've got a fantastic faux finisher and artist up my sleeve. The staff was more than accommodating and helpful. Provencal Home offers custom furniture, bedding, pillows and accessories in the style mostly dubbed as Country French. Simple, sturdy, attractive items. The cabinet is immediately purchased and delivered to Lakeway. It awaits the magic of that guy up my sleeve. I'll return to post a photo.

It is so sad to say, but this store is not a place to go if you want friendly or remotely welcoming…read morehospitality. I ventured in for the second time after visiting another store a couple of doors down. I had my 17 month old in my arms to avoid any mishaps, although she is very well behaved. However, I'd rather be safe than sorry. After entering the establishment, we were the only customers in there, the two people behind the counter made no attempt to acknowledge us. They, the man and woman, simply looked up and looked back down. I thought maybe they didn't realize I wanted to purchase something. I approached the counter and asked if they sold brackets. The woman looked as if I asked her to please tell me the her thoughts on neurological disorders. The man at least said,"no and you may want to try lowe's." I paused for a moment and looked around, then asked again and explained with a little more detail what exactly I was looking for. Unfortunately, they, the man and women(who remained unresponsive), were no help. I, being raised with manners and civility, said thank you and went on my way. On the way out, I saw a couple of wall shelves, no brackets but an option any sales person with the least bit of interest in helping a potential customer would have pointed out. The store does have lovely items, but I'd rather shop at an establishment that is more welcoming. I hope they do not treat all moms with a toddler this way or Hispanic moms with a toddler. In short, please make sure for future customers you, Provençal Home, come off friendlier and more welcoming not bitter to have to help a customer by answering questions. Not to mention unfriendly towards moms with a toddler in a furniture store, especially Hispanic moms. I truly hope this was not due to my race but to the fact you, the man and woman, are just not very friendly to begin with.