Great experience here. Jackie was so helpful and knowledgeable. Additionally, she helped me get a…read morelast minute order delivered the next day. Will be going back!

they are more interested in landscaper and contractor business than homeowners…read more one very nice lady inside if you can catch her. very helpful for my tree purchases. everyone else is indifferent and you have to work to grab their attention. beware the return policy of 24 hours. I couldn't plant for 48 hours and two of the dozens of plants I bought died. the manager would NOT exchange them. even after I pointed out spending $900 the past week. they really don't care about homeowner business. the prices are good but not great. the service is nonexistent. you're on your own here.

My husband and I returned to At Home to purchase some Christmas decorations. They have a wide…read morevariety to choose from. They have many indoor and outdoor Christmas decorations. We picked out a pre lit Christmas tree, two containers of shatter proof ornaments, and a star for our tree. When going through the checkout there were several people working. We waited for the next available cashier. It was a really short wait probably less than five minutes. The cashier was friendly. We paid and we're on our way. We set up our Christmas tree after our Thanksgiving Dinner. My husband removed the tree from the box piece by piece. He spread out the tree limbs so that it would look more full. Once all of the ornaments and the star were put on the tree it looked really good. I recommend going there to check out the holiday decorations as there is a wide variety of items to choose from.

This store is always so pretty and festive during the holiday! Pink is my favorite color and I can…read morealways find great decor! Prices can be a bit steep. The cashiers are usually helpful when asked but there's a lack of hospitality and friendliness.

We stumbled onto Barton Springs Nursery almost by accident after seeing their showroom on Lamar and…read morerealizing there was an actual nursery a little farther west. Somehow I had never heard of it, despite it having been around for decades. I was not prepared. This is less a traditional nursery and more a beautifully designed place that happens to sell plants. The property is shaded by huge mature oaks, with gravel paths winding through incredibly healthy plants, weathered wood structures, limestone, pottery, little seating areas, a greenhouse, ponds, and thoughtfully placed pockets where you can just sit. Everything feels considered without feeling precious. I kept trying to describe the aesthetic and eventually realized the most accurate reference point is the Animal Crossing island I always intended to create but absolutely never did. It is genuinely one of the most beautiful retail environments I've experienced in Austin. We were only stopping in between errands with our five-year-old and 11-month-old, so we barely scratched the surface and didn't actually purchase anything. Even so, several staff members took time with us. Everyone we encountered was warm, knowledgeable, and seemed genuinely happy to talk about plants and the property. The Genus Bar is particularly cool. It isn't just clever branding. You can bring actual plant problems to their horticultural experts for help, and they have equipment on hand to dig into what may be happening with a plant. One gentleman walked us through the space, explained some of what they do there, gave us some history of the nursery, and was completely open to whatever plant questions I wanted to throw at him. There are also a surprising number of things for kids to discover. Turtles, enormous tortoises, an axolotl, ponds and other little bits of wildlife are worked into the property. Our five-year-old loved feeding and watching the turtles and tortoises. One of the staff members caring for the tortoises also made sure we knew not to touch them because of the salmonella risk. How did I make it this far into adulthood without knowing that? Another unexpected detail was the nitro yaupon tea. I initially thought I was being offered cold brew coffee, which was challenged the moment I smelled it. Yaupon is a native holly whose leaves have a long history of being brewed as a caffeinated tea, and the person serving it gave us the whole background while preparing it. It was light, fragrant and really pleasant. Just another small thing that made the visit feel less transactional. The major caveat is price. This is NOT where I would necessarily come for a budget-conscious haul of plants I could easily find elsewhere. The nursery is in Westlake, the products are highly curated, and the pricing reflects the environment and clientele. That said, the plants we saw looked exceptionally healthy, the garden and home goods felt carefully selected, and there appeared to be some more unusual plant options mixed into the broader selection. You're paying for a noticeably different experience. And honestly, the experience is the reason give it five stars. We came in intending to look around for a few minutes and left wishing we'd had considerably more time. I tend to linger in nurseries anyway, but Barton Springs Nursery seems almost specifically engineered to encourage that behavior. Next time we'll come when we're not wedging botanical exploration between chores. Even if it isn't where you buy every plant for your yard, it's worth visiting at least once. We'll absolutely be back.

Such a gem for anyone who loves plants -- this place is a joy to walk around! The staff here is so…read morenice and helpful, and there are plenty of wheeled trolleys for use when your plant selections become too much to carry, haha. There's a giant garden gnome out front, plus two resident tortoises, parakeets, a pond with turtles, and even an axolotl inside the gift shop! It's so lovely to walk around here, admire their space, and gather inspiration from the wonderful assortment of plants they have. My cousin buys so many plants here for her home as well as for her business. Happy to support such a wonderful place!

One of the best plant shops in Austin…read more They have a wealth of knowledge and a great selection of various plants, cacti, soil, and pots.

This is my favorite plant store. They have a huge selection, a decent succulent sections, tons of…read morepots, and even tons of seeds. They have all shapes and sizes and all reasonably priced. They even have all the care info usually on pot itself

I've been coming to this world market for years for things and I just LOVE it. They have the best…read moreteas and wines/alcohol beverages, and you find such fun things here, eg I love their candles and my friends got some really cute dresses here. I also got my favorite terracotta colored Panama hat from here -- it actually wasn't available at this location but was on clearance and they had an option to ship to this location/pick up for no extra charge so that's what I did and had no issues! And because this world market is inside a big outdoor shopping center (sunset valley village), there is always plenty of parking. Wish they had a bigger clothing/accessories section, but that's really my only critique -- otherwise I love this world market!

This store never let's me down when i need a specialty item! I've been craving a pistachio…read morecrossiant since I've come back from italy. Found something similar online at this store. Ran to over and got 2 containers of the reasonably priced pastries. They weren't crossiants so it didn't satisfy my craving but they are nice little pastries for what they are. They were easy to find in the store because its VERY clean and organized. Its also never been overly busy when ive been in. Grateful to have those store so close by for my more niche needs.

I discovered this Austin gem last year and I can't stop going back for their high‑quality plants…read moreand incredible selection. The best part of shopping here is the staff--they're knowledgeable, patient, and always willing to answer every question I have about plant care. I've spent a small fortune on plants, soils, succulents, and pots, but it's absolutely worth it. The Natural Gardener has become one of my true happy places, and I especially appreciate the free monthly classes they offer. It's a wonderful spot for both new and experienced plant lovers. Highly recommend!

It's a good place to find native plants. Available species can vary, so it's good to check back at…read moreintervals for new arrivals. There's a good selection of soil additives and mediums in both small and large sizes. And, there are garden areas and features interspersed around the plants for sale. I rarely give more than four stars.

Home Depot give Alfredo in the appliance section a raise!!!!…read more My husband and I just got back from the store and I'm dropping everything I have to do, to come and write this review. If you ever need appliances, to buy or just to educate yourself and see them in person, go to the Sunset Valley location and ask for Alfredo !!! He spent over an hour with us, even after we shared that we'd be buying everything in Washington, DC, where our other house is, so no commission for him. He didn't mind. He was SO knowledgable! So patient with all of our questions. Amazing person and employee!!!! Give him a raise!!!!!

We stopped at Home Depot to pick up a part. Before coming, we checked the app and knew that they…read morehad it in stock and what aisle to find it on. This location has a great parking lot that is easy to navigate. They had lots of cashiers open for a quick and easy checkout process. They also have all of the Halloween decorations out, and there were lots of children that were very excited!

I needed an edger for some lawn maintenance. You use edgers to trim around the outside of your…read morelawn. You only need to use one once or twice a year, so I don't want to buy one and have it clutter my garage. Usually an edger/trimmer combo works just fine, but every once and awhile I like to use a dedicated edger. Home Depot rents edgers, but didn't have one available, so it's not an unusual request. That's the backstory. I called this place to see if they rented edgers.The guy who answered laughed at the thought of renting an edger (after I explained to him what one was). After he laughed at me he said "no man, we don't rent no edgers." I get that a lot of equipment rental places focus on heavy-duty stuff and don't have smaller tools (like edgers) but you don't have to be a dick about it. I had no way of knowing what this place specializes in because it does not have a web presence and it's customer service is garbage (see prior paragraph). Anyway, I don't recommend that you pester this place with your inferior tool needs. I'll be sure to never do so again again.

I am responding to the business owners response…read more You sir, are an outright liar. I will stand behind that comment with facts. I have two witnesses about the condition of the ladder. I have pictures of the condition of the ladder showing broken cross members, and missing feet, card board taped up where the feet should be. I have the picture of your employee standing outside your building looking directly at the ladder,the taped feet very clear. Nice things about smartphones, the GPS data and date is also there. Your employee immediately stared accusing me of trying to get a free rental because I did not return it as soon as I noticed the condition of the ladder. I was explaining the condition of the ladder and he immediately accuses and states no refund, no extra time,. You were not there. You were not contacted by the employee while we were on site. He flatly said you were not available. You never reached out to me. Now you want to respond 4 months later with this cowardly bull. I blew off my steam previously and did not take the pictures to any government agencies. I accepted the blame for not inspecting the ladder before my neighbor loaded it in the truck. Now you have given me renewed enthusiasm to show what kind of business you run.