It was SO much fun shopping for ATX tees at Capra & Cavelli Downtown for family & friends! René at…read morethe downtown shop is friendly, helpful & so patient as I shopped for 9 colors & sizes! Thanks, also, to Sandy for the generous donation of the gift certificate I won at Leadership Austin's Best Party Ever raffle!

Great little secret. Cool clothing/jewelry store embedded in the downtown Hilton. Usually these…read morekind of stores are just rip-offs taking advantage of captive guests. Not Capra & Cavelli! In addition to having a really tasteful selection for men and women, the service is the best! A special call out to Rene Rodriguez who made my night; fixed me right up with 2 great shirts - he was warm and got my number right away. Definitely check this place out.

This is a cool little vintage shop off S. Congress. The clothing are in more of a neutral palate…read more I would call their clothing more of a modern vintage. The store manager was sweet and helpful. The prices were very reasonable. I had an amazing customer experience.

One of the many great boutique vintage shops to be checked out while in Austin. Great selection of…read moremen's and women's vintage. Less men's than women's but enough to be worth a look. Prices aren't exactly a steal but also not crazy high. Staff was pretty friendly too. Just be careful because you might find the perfect James Sunderland jacket to wear to an Akira Yamaoka show but decide you don't need another jacket and then just be kicking yourself later that you didn't buy it.

Such a dope vibe here. The music had me matching my fits to the tracks and the jewelry/accessory…read morecabinet was pretty cool. Ronnie was really helpful!

I was really excited to go thrifting at a few shops around Austin while we're in town, but…read moreunfortunately this experience completely changed that. If you have young kids, I wouldn't recommend bringing them here. As soon as we walked in, my two-year-old accidentally stepped in front of the employee, and her reaction was surprisingly rude. She immediately told me she was overstimulated and doesn't like kids in the store. She said he could sit on the couch but wasn't allowed to walk around. I understand setting boundaries if a child is being disruptive, but we had literally just walked in, and he wasn't misbehaving.... just being a toddler. I explained that he's only two and it's not realistic to expect him to sit still the entire time. After that, she gave me a dirty look and continued to stare at us while I tried to shop, even though I kept him right by my side the whole time. In the end, we decided not to spend our money somewhere that made us feel so unwelcome. It was disappointing, especially since we were looking forward to supporting local shops. Just a heads up for other parents this may not be the most kid-friendly place, and you might not feel comfortable shopping there with little ones.

Lo-Fi Vintage was our last stop. To be honest, I was pretty exhausted by this time. This shop…read moreprimary specializes in jeans and t-shirts. The first thing that immediately strikes you is the cleanliness and nice design of the store. It is not densely packed, which make it easy for you to peruse the items. Service was excellent with the gentleman at the store being extremely helpful and supportive of you finding your ideal item or items. He answered all your questions and made suggestions for you if you were looking for something specific. In addition, there was ample parking in the front of the store. Also, the store was not as inexpensive as the other nearby vintage stores, however, their items were better presented in a more customer-friendly environment.

Great selection of jeans and t shirts. Very kind and attentive staff! Glad I stopped inread more

I love popping in to this local downtown boutique! Located in the 2nd Street district, it has great…read moregifts, cute clothes and high end hair and skin products! Local Austin artists are represented abound! The gifts are quirky and showcase lots of uniquely Austin finds and provide a good laugh too! The staff are very friendly and helpful! The clothes are trendy, fun and affordable! Luxe is constantly getting new items which is why I get lured back often! Go see for yourself!

Interesting selection and set up. No sizes, try it on and see. I ended up putting my clothing down…read moreand walking out when every employee stood at the front desk, complaining about how they didn't wanna work and wanted to close the store. Not good for business.

Pecos Jane Vintage is an incredibly chic, funky, and fashionable vintage clothing shop right in my…read moreneighborhood in Central East. They've got everything you can possibly think of from the 70s to now. This high-end vintage store boasts the most fabulous accessories from jade jewelry, purses, hats and more. The cowboy boots section is everything! Great finds like sweater dresses from Bill Blass and authentic button down western shirts for guys & gals. Such a fun place to shop for treasures and baubles or just to browse. One of my faves for sure!

An amazing colorful high end vintage store on Austins East side, it really has everything. The…read morestaff is amazing and ive never seen a selection like this, I think it has to be the best vintage store in the whole world. I cant wait to go back!!!

The last lady here stayed open for two of us! It was 4:15pm! She was very helpful and so sweet! I…read moreended up with a hat- I later branded designed it at home! I also grabbed a few UT Longhorn charms! I will be back!

Was just in ATX last weekend. Googled places to make a custom cowboy hat.. (at the time I thought I…read morewanted one). Arrived at this adorable shop called Longhorn Fashions. They had a wide variety of really cute stuff. Clothing, jewelry, wine stoppers, and an area of cowboy hats! I ended up choosing a more beach vibe cowboy hat! I didn't end up personalizing it. It only cost $50. The woman working was super sweets she gave my friend and I recommendations on where to go get the best espresso martini in town and things to do! 10/10 would go back if ever in Austin again!

After passing by this cute coffee place several times, I decided to pop in when I saw an empty spot…read morein their small parking lot. I was sucked in by their marquee that screamed "Voted Best Coffee in Austin." The coffee was decent enough, but I don't think this is worth going out of your way to try. This is more of an artisan leather goods store than a traditional coffee house. It's set up like a casual store with an espresso machine. Really weird vibe. There's only one small, round, communal table with like 5 chairs. This is not a spot conducive to working. We came in and ordered two cappuccinos (cost: over $11). The tattooed barista was very cold and unwelcoming, and she even made a point to tell us that we weren't petting her dog the correct way. She did give us a cup of treats to give the pup, so that was enjoyable. Good thing, because it took her FOREVER to make our drinks. I was shocked when she said the espresso machine was brand new, then proceeded to whip out a handheld frother (!!) to finish our milk for the cappuccinos. Uh...what? When it was finally ready, at least they were hot and tasty, but also served in paper to-go cups. I felt like she just wanted to get us out of there because she was so bothered by our presence. Since there was no place to sit, we just went back to the car to enjoy our drinks. They also don't have sweetener, so I was glad I had my own Splenda packets in the car. I know Austin is a weird place, but this place is just the strangest. I do not recommend, and I cannot for the life of me understand these glowingly positive reviews

Have been wanting to try this place and it was a wonderful experience. Tessa was the barista and…read morewas warm, welcoming and friendly. I had a latte and then worked at their table with free wifi. It's not a coffee place but a bespoke shop selling primarily leather goods.