I have been here twice when my thyroid supplements didn't arrive on time in the mail. They have…read morePure supplements which work well for me. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable.

I went by on the recommendation of my chiropractor for a supplement to deal with shoulder pain…read more They suggested a product by Synovx. I nearly dropped when I heard the $50+ price, but their confidence in the product led me to try it. It's worked miracles for me, and I've told so many others that I've lost count. A few weeks later they solved another problem for me with a special formulation of magnesium prescribed by my doctor in a lower dose than I could find elsewhere (including Whole Foods Market). It was just what the doctor had ordered, and I didn't have to split pills and worry if I should have. And, to think I almost didn't go here because I'd sized them up as an overpriced, small town shop. You can pay less, and you can guess at what you need at the big box stores, but there is a value in knowledge and service. As far as pricing goes, I've actually priced the identical products at a holistic pharmacy chain in Austin and found I would've wasted the dollar or so savings in gas alone. Although I don't have any experience with their pharmacy, I understand they compound prescriptions. Last time I tried doing that with their three letter competitor, I got lost in the shuffle somewhere in San Antonio and wound up waiting 5 days for my medication. (This is a co-owned sister to the B&J Pharmacy in San Marcos, so if you're closer to that location, you can feel confident that you'll find the same products and get the same great service as at Wimberley.)

I loved this particular Uptown Cheapskate ever since I was a student at TXST. After graduating,…read moreevery time I'm in San Marcos, I always stop here and each time, I have always left with some items. After looking at some reviews, I do agree, majority of the clothes are leaning more towards the younger audience, but it makes sense because it is located in a college town. The clothes I see in Dallas are more diverse, but leaning more towards the mature side. So, the clothes they have do depend on the location of the Uptown. For this particular location, I think they're pretty good on having clothes that are trendy and up-to-date for college students. The most recent visit I had was very pleasant. They were doing an event for an anniversary and I was welcomed with a coupon at the door which was nice! I ended up a few things including a pair of Aerie Crossover Flowy Shorts for such an amazing price that I couldn't even find looking through Depop and Poshmark. After checking out, I was given a swag bag that had some cute pieces in there and I left with a cookie lol. I love and miss San Marcos so much! This place is also one of the reasons why I enjoy coming back. I remember thrifting in SanMo wasn't always the best specifically for me, but I think this place is guaranteed to have the items you're looking for. Of course, Uptown will cost more than a thrift store, but I don't mind that because it makes it more efficient for me to find items in excellent condition.

WORST PLACE TO BUY/SELL I came in to donate miss me jeans,…read moredickies, juicy, Victoria secret, pacsun. All kinds of brand new& name brand clothes. They told me it was not in style, yet had the SAME THINGS ON THE RACK. Comical. Then the manger was useless. Typical. Save yourself some time and stay away from this shit show.

It may have been an off day when I went. I rarely go into a thrift store and come out with nothing…read more Especially a small town one. It was very well organized, however it was also higher priced than what I would be looking for in a thrift store. That said, I would come back when I pass through the area. Especially as I'm trying to stay away from the Goodwills.

This thrift store sits amongst a few other businesses that you can visit by walking a short…read moredistance from the parking lot. The thrift store itself is also connected to a historical home filled with antiques that you can look at and purchase. A short distance across the parking lot is another store that mostly has household appliances, lighting and fixtures. After looking through that space, I was not impressed. The thrift store itself is about as big as a convenience store where half the floor is given to clothing. They do have some books, games, a few furnishings, but not a whole lot else besides clothing. This place is worth poking your head into, but it's unlikely you'll find any collectible treasure.

Love this store and the owners could not be nicer. All of the furniture is restored and painted…read moregorgeous colors. It's also extremely affordable! We saw the hutch on marketplace and drove up to get it. When we arrived the top didn't fit so one of the owners actually helped us move it to our house. It was so kind of them! We will definitely be back.

I love this store! Everyone who worked there was incredibly accommodating and knowledgeable about…read moretheir products and their sourcing. They are very kind and inclusive women who made me feel comfortable. Such a hidden gem in a little town! Will definitely be back to Wimberley to visit the shop again, and I've already ordered more from their website. What a treat!

So much great stuff to look at. The ladies were telling me all about their turquoise…read morecollections,their own and in store.

Just bought an old jersey from the store. Great condition,…read moreand it's going to make a great present. Great guy working the store. Value was excellent

Parking in the area is really difficult. Not much order in sizing only sorted by clothing type…read more Lots of 90s rejection clothes at pretty high prices. Disappointed.