This is my go to spot when I need something Texas as a gift. T-shirts, hats, kitchen towels or fun…read morestuff...All kinds of Stuff for gifts or for yourself...they have my coasters and I love them

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.

Decent selection of souvenirs at reasonable prices. There are also convenience items if needed.read more

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.

Something I've been paying attention to especially when shopping at a local business is customer…read moreservice and friendliness. I'm not sure if the gentleman who checked me out was the owner or a regular employee. Regardless, he did not have a friendly disposition when checking me out. (I am a woman of color for reference) he didn't even greet me which is a simple courtesy. I had to ask him "hey, how are you today" to which he didn't respond and just told me the balance I owed. My fellow friend (white male) checked out right after me and he greeted him! He also asked him how he wanted his items wrapped. (We both had the same items) If the store itself wasn't so nice and full of good merchandise/gifts I would've given it an even lower rating. To management: please know and remind your employees that even a simple hello goes a long way Edit: This seems to be a trend going years back (looking at reviews) with this business and their discriminatory practices. There are better local shops with less AI slop to patronize

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.

My brother in law (BIL) will be visiting us in Texas from Chicago for the summer starting in June…read more I was supposed to return to work after vacation on Tuesday, but I am too jetlagged for intensive work. Thus, I will not be starting back to work until next Monday. I have some time this week to recover and do a little scouting for things to do for my BIL. We have taken my BIL to most popular spots in Austin, however, we were looking for some new things to do. Thus, I headed to the Austin Visitors Center located on 5th Street near Congress. Let me be the first to say that the Austin Visitor Center has completed changed since I was there last. The last time I visited they were giving out maps, bluebonnet seeds and other trinkets. It is a full-on operation now...y'all! The Austin Visitor center has transformed into a one-stop shop for travel info, local recommendations, and shopping (yes...shopping!). Shopping includes clothing, hats, magnets, stuffed animals, to name just a few. Wow...I was not ready for this paparazzi of items. Other services include free maps and guides, tour booking services, free Wi Fi, restrooms, charging stations and luggage storage for a small fee. In addition, their coffee shop, 5th and Brew, is a nice respite for tourists. The space is large and spacious. The ladies in the Austin Visitor Center were super sweet and helpful! Such a pleasant experience.... Great space...excellent services.

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.

A lot of cool things!!! I really like their blind box collection and are really nice about trading.read more

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

Love this downtown gem! Staff is sooo friendly and sweet, Wendy is absolutely THE BEST!!! She…read morealways goes the extra mile for customers and the store has amazing selection, its a one stop shop! If you are ever downtown 2nd District. This is definitely the place to go.

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