Wowwww....where to start! This an interesting experience. You definitely have to be the type who…read morelikes to dig. If you do not have patience or like everything to be organized Blue Hanger is NOT for you. I have tried to visit at very random dates and times never on the weekend. It is always busy. Wear gloves and bring a reusable shopping bag. There are rows and rows of blue bins filled with anything and everything. Books and glass are priced by the number of items. Everything else is priced per pound. You basically walk around and dig through the bins to find treasures. Sometimes I have found neat stuff and other times I don't have much luck. There is usually a crowd of people waiting to rush the newest bin that is rolled out. I am not into this so I hang back until the rush is over and then take a look. In the time of Covid everyone is wearing a mask, you just have to be careful not to become enveloped in the rush of the crowd.

Whoa! What an experience! Definitely come here while…read moreplanning on bringing in some gloves and a wagon/heavy duty reusable bag because the carts disappear in seconds of opening and stuff is dusty/dirty. There are blue bins galore here and you have to be the type of person who has the patience to look and doesn't mind spending the time digging through/sorting through a pile of almost nothing. And mismatched items. You will barely ever find the pair to match shoes up- singles in so many bins where do the others go?!? But wow did I find some great finds here! I'm happy with the purchases I made. They don't price each item out, but weigh them out in an empty cart on a scale connected to the register. I can imagine this is a hit or miss type spot based on donations. Some come at your own risk-

Staff are extremely rude and make the experience very uncomfortable, especially if you dont appear…read moreto speak Spanish. Everyone I know avoids this place if they can because of how the staff treats customers

JD's is epic. I just moved to the area and this store blows my mind. Inexpensive produce, meats,…read morefish etc. Produce seems local so check the quality before buying it! The pre-seasoned meat is so tasty. I've only been here twice but haven't had a bad experience. The staff got slightly annoyed at me because I do not speak Spanish, but I'm learning more of the language the more I shop here haha! Shop here!

I was first introduced to Climb Tech's removable bolts (RB's) in 2001 and I immediately recognized…read moretheir utility in establishing rock climbs. RB's are an absolute necessity when doing first ascents. I've taken many lead falls on them and never once has an RB pull out of the rock. I have 100% confidence in their RB's. Over the years, Climb Tech has honed the RB's design, making them more user friendly and even more bombproof. Also, Climb Tech is the only company that has responded directly to the needs of route equippers worldwide. Climb Tech is one stop shop if you're looking to bolt a new line. For establishing big walls to overhanging sport routes, Climb Tech's products have proved indispensable. Other Climb Tech products I've tried include permadraws, chain draws, chain anchors, adjustable aiders, etriers, bolt hangers, and quickdraws. All of Climb Tech's products are top notch and of the highest quality. The customer service at Climb Tech is as good as it gets. The employees are rock climbers, so they understand the specific needs of climbers. Finally, Climb Tech is locally owned and operated in Austin, Texas! Buy local!

Climbtech is a great company that makes bomber gear that is well priced and they have good customer…read moreservice to boot! I have used their permadraws in the south austin gym as well as out at reimers and I can tell that they are made with amazing quality and will last many years to come. I do kind of wish that they would have a store front for their gear so I can feel and see the difference between everything they have to offer. In this modern day of a digital world and internet ordering, it's still nice to be able to walk into a store, see/ feel what you're about to purchase, and walk out with the product in hand.

angel zarate is a literal angel and me and my family appreciate him truly loved the service and…read morefood I will highly come again happy new year!!!

All I can say beware I spent 7.60 on drink in 2 sausage wrap In was charger $77.60. My bank refund…read moremy money right away call the store In was told it was taken care of in today they took the money back -77.50 so these people are a rip off. Is Business so slow that you have to steal our money. Food not even that good that the sad part keep the money I hope it help out at least with ur Electric bill or something it's just bad busy thank you for running a poor busy.

Can a toy store be creepy? I mean, sure, if there's a clown entertaining the kids there it's going…read moreto be creepy. But what about being creepy on its own? I have to say that this toy and game emporium feels a bit creepy but I loved every minute I was there anyway. The part that put my skeezy sense on high was the fact that this place seemed very fly by night. The displays didn't take up the entire store and were the kind of wire mesh that I used to put up and take down in an hour when I worked in retail. I'd seen these for calendars and for Halloween decorations but not for toys. It made me wonder if this place was even legit. It turns out that it is. It's run by a calendar sales company. And they seem to know their stuff in both calendars and games. They carry games that I hadn't seen in years. They carry variations of Monopoly that probably shouldn't exist. And Big Bang Theory Clue. How does that even work? And 3D puzzles galore. And dozens of trivia games. I couldn't believe they even fit so many games into a space so small. The front of the store is a small section of toys and stuffed animals of all varieties (mostly modern, some classic). Now F.A.O. Schwartz this is not. I'm not even sure the "staff" (one person on the register) could even say what was in stock. But for a quick pre-game party trip, this place would be great unguided. Now that Hats In The Belfry closed their National Harbor location, I have to say this is my favorite store in the area. They call themselves Go!, but I hope they stay for a long time.

Sold us an "insanity" peg games that has one empty hole in the middle which makes it impossible. I…read morehave looked at about 10 videos online and every one of them start with two empty holes in the middle. They sell fake games that aren't beatable.

I love stopping at this cute bookstore whenever I'm at the Austin airport. They always have great…read moredisplays, plenty of new and fun products, friendly staff. I can spend so much time here just looking at all the cool things. They had hilarious stickers - I bought a few for coworkers. Lots of cute gifts, a big Austin touristy section. I feel like Austin and Portland have a lot in common - lots of tie dye.

This a wonderful space and a true Austin gem. It's an awesome spot to browse for knickknacks and…read morebooks while you enjoy a cup of coffee. The staff is friendly and can help you find what you need. I love wasting time here.

New management has addressed this issue and has gotten better employees working there now…read more They close at 11pm. To the minute. Ty

I'm in a wheelchair and according to "ADA Law aisles in a store are to be 36" inches" to…read moreaccommodate for wheelchair user. This store had a few aisles I could not go down due to being blocked by something on the corner of the aisle. However, my cashier "Leydelis" was absolutely the BEST! Very nice, helpful and respectful!!

Always a treasure hunt and wonderful service for a great cause! I hit up this place every time I'm…read morein Austin.

my favorite thrift shop in town! was able to find a beautiful dress for a Morticia Addams costume…read morefor only $6. they have so much cute clothing and jewelry, and a great selection of accessories and pet supplies too