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.

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.

What a fun store! They truly have something for everyone ranging from Austin and Texas keepsakes/…read moresouvenirs, candles, assortment of glassware, tshirts and hats, trinkets, collectibles, etc. My father is retiring from Exxon at the end of February and when I came across the Texan hat with the 2 X's, I just had to get it. Will make this a go-to every time I visit SoCo so I can see what new stuff they have in store.

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!!!

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!

I've been shopping at Paper Work for years. Yes, I'm a…read morelocal and this is one of, if not the best, local shops to buy "local" from a lot of locals. Over the last several months I've been decorating a shipping container and Paper Work was the first place I thought of for art. My new space looks amazing with all the different pieces I got from here and I feel good knowing I'm supporting locals rather than Target. I give Paper Work 5 stars when I wish I could give them 10. The staff is amazing, the owner is incredible and I always find something for me or for a gift. If you live in Austin, you should come here more often. If you are visiting, this is the place to shop and buy gifts for everybody who couldn't come to Austin with you.

Cute, eclectic shop off of Congress for your Austin chachkis. We wandered in here a few times, and…read moreended up getting an iron on patch and sticker. This shop is narrow, but long... there's a lot to see! Anything and everything related to Austin and Texas- jewelry, clothing, artwork, soaps, you name it! Fun shop to check out when visiting !

Love this place! Definitely recommend stopping by when visiting Austin if you want to support local…read morecompanies. Rickyann was super sweet and helpful!

Snuck in for a lunch today with my kids around 1130…read more Parking is a bit hard to come by and you most likely have to pay I was glad to get a table as it looked so busy The place is very bright and fun ... the music though for me was a little too loud Wait and food service were prompt. Everything was delicious except for the savory oatmeal. Still good but a little bland. Needed salt or soy sauce. The ricotta pancakes were so good. Would love to be back

We've been coming to Proud Mary pretty regularly, about every couple of weeks, and it's settled…read moreinto that reliable rotation of places that just work for a morning out. The space is a big part of the draw. It's clean, modern, and very intentionally designed without feeling overdone. There's a mix of seating that makes it flexible depending on what you need that day. Coffee bar seating if you're solo, standard tables inside, and outdoor seating if the weather cooperates. It's just a nice place to exist for a while, whether you're meeting someone or quietly easing into the day. We usually go in the morning and have never had to wait for a table, which feels somewhat rare for Austin these days. There's a steady flow of people, including plenty of families, but it doesn't feel like a "kid place." More like a place that can accommodate kids if you're willing to make it work. There's a small box of toys, and we usually piece together sides for our kid, which has been easy enough. Strollers are doable but not effortless. Food-wise, the menu is interesting without being inaccessible. I tend to keep it simple and it's been consistently solid. The scrambled eggs are reliably good, and I'll usually build a plate with sides like bacon and toast with their seasonal house-made jams. It's good enough to keep me coming back. The standout, for me atleast, is the savory oatmeal. It's not for everyone, but it's easily the most memorable dish on the menu for me. Very savory and flavorful, and substantial in a way that most breakfast dishes aren't. If you're open to something slightly different, it's worth trying at least once. Coffee is clearly a focus here. They offer a lot of more artisanal options, which seem to be a big draw. I usually stick with drip, which is good and consistent. Service has been friendly across visits, but when it gets busy, things can slip a bit. Orders can take longer or small details get missed. Nothing that feels out of the ordinary for a popular brunch spot, but it's noticeable during peak times. A few small usability notes. Parking is easier than it first appears. The main lot fills up quickly, but there's a garage behind the building that's inexpensive and reliable. You can get an hour of parking comped by the restaurant with a QR. Inside, there's also a window of time in the morning where the sun comes in aggressively enough that I've had to wear sunglasses at the table. Not a dealbreaker, but very real. One thing I do miss is a previous yogurt bowl with pandan that used to be on the menu. The current overnight oats are good, but that earlier version felt more unique. Overall, it's a place that balances quality and routine really well. The consistency across visits is what makes it stick. It's the kind of place where you go for coffee and end up reorganizing your entire morning around staying a little longer.

The jewlrey is my favorite here! Everything is such great quality and not something you can find…read morejust anywhere.

Love this place! The vintage pieces are incredibly curated and everyone who works here is simply…read moredelightful.

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.

Such a lovely little store! The ladies working here were so welcoming and wonderful. It took me…read moredown memory lane remembering all the crafting I did as a kid. Found things here I would not even have thought to get. Definitely worth a visit!

Adorable little store that both looks and feels like someone's home, if they were exceptionally…read morecrafty and well-organized. It's the perfect place to shop for gifts, with all sorts of trinkets and and toys, unique cards for all occasions, craft supplies for young and old, and generally all sorts of things you never knew you needed until that very moment. They cram a lot into that compact space without making it overwhelming. The real crowning jewels are the authentic, antique printing presses that are a couple hundred years old, and still cranking! It's amazing to see that piece of history in action. Plus, staff are so kind and clearly passionate about what they do. They'll talk to you for hours about printing, if you want. It's the kind of "only in Austin" business that I want to support.