I love this shop. The variety of pretty good and the prices are just right. I'm most satisfied with…read morethe level of customer service I received....even over the phone. I called about an item I decided on days later. I called, described the item, they found it and I was able to pay once I got there. I was so happy! Thanks for taking the time. Another satisfied customer.

This is one of the main shops near the thrift shop. They have a lot of little stalls inside. One…read morehad piles of dvds and movies which if I could have withstood the musty smell I would have loved to have gone through. Sadly I coudln't breath so I had to leave pretty quickly. Parking is on the street and is near other stores.

I enjoyed the market when it came to Hill County Galleria. Terrific products and vendors. Follow…read morethem on Facebook at blackmakersmarket to get the latest updates and photos. They do have a GuideStar profile and are a nonprofit to which you can donate (as I have: 88-4342696).

Lots of cute clothing, vintage and older, with sprinkles of antiques throughout the shop. But I…read morewouldn't expect to pay near retail prices. Unfortunately , I can't say I felt welcome, so my browse was a quick one.

I saw this store when I was across the street at the Elgin Emporium so I wanted to see what was…read morehere. It's mostly clothing and fashion so I didn't find much but strangely they had a plush doll that I had as a kid for sale. The employee was really friendly and told us about the tiger mascot head and other things. Parking is on the street. The prices also seemed fair even though I didn't get anything.

Wow! Talk about hidden treasures!! Driving along Hwy 290 E I spied a little side calling me to the…read moreMcDade Antiques & Marketplace. The atmosphere is quaint and the owners were fantastic. I found my treasures and to my surprise Jimmie gave me a call back because had found me more. Thank you for feeding my MarCrest addiction! I recommend this business for its excellent antiquing value and fantastic customer service. Can't wait to return.

Love this tiny stop full of treasures. The people behind the counter as sweet as pie, and will…read moreremember the things you like for the next time. Sign the guest book with a note and they will reach out to ya when they've hunted down what you need. Come in once, and you're family.

I used the drive-thru today to drop off some donations. The employee who assisted me was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I appreciated that. He also offered me the charity receipt, which is standard. There were two cars in front of me, but there were multiple employees, and they worked efficiently to keep things flowing smoothly, which kept the line moving. The drive-thru is covered, which was great because it was a rainy, dismal day.

Absolutely EGREGIOUS pricing , are you kidding me . Banana republic jeans $19.99?? Enyce $19.99?…read moreThat's NOT A THRIFT STORE , completely disgusted by the corporate greed of this location. Shame on the management , shame on anyone who actually buys that overpriced garbage

I visited with my friend and her 12 year old daughter today. I'm a Latina woman and my friend and…read moreher daughter are Black. We were followed and antagonized by the sales person, an older white lady with short hair. She followed our every move except when checking someone out at the register I kneeled down to check out a piece of pottery that had some medal inside and when she heard a clinkig noise and quickly said out loud from where she was " if you break it you buy it, if you break it you will have to purchase it,". Then she proceeded to come to where we were. I had purchased pieces form a nearby antique store, one of which I was holding in my hand. She demanded to see it's tag. To which I nicely obliged. She then told us that she needed to tell us they had just installed security cameras, which she repeated several times. I was shocked and sickened that we were treated this way. We quickly left the store as we were all very upset. No one should be treated this way. I suggest Ownership ( if she wasn't the owner) should really address this issue. I would not recommend anyone support this establishment until this is addressed and sales people are appropriately trained. Sadly, Another example of how racism is alive and well in America.

This shabby chic antique store has the best selections the best prices and the kindest owner i have…read moreever been too! She makes her own stuff and has a lot of great thing for the whole house and garden.

Austin Pets Alive! is near and dear to my heart because of the many animal lives they save. This…read morereview is a long time coming as I have many draft reviews that I am still working on getting posted. As the mother of a rescue dog who was going to be euthanized, I am 100% behind everything this thrift store stands for. In fact, every 6 months when I overhaul my closet, I donate A LOT of clothing, shoes, and accessories to the store in support of the cause. I also like to swing by as part of my North Loop jaunt (every few months, hit up North Loop stores and pubs---to include APA!) to make purchases. Found quite a few cute things here over the years not only for myself but friends and family. They've got an amazing selection of items and each time I pop in they seem to have loads more. Support this local shop in saving animal lives. Trust me, you will find something to buy!

When my aunt was alive every Christmas she would give me pieces of depression glass as a gift…read more These pieces were special to me because over the years she thrifted and amassed a fairly large collection. My collection has dwindled over the years through breakage. So I was thrifting looking for pink depression glass. The Burnet Road location is large, well organized with two-stories of items. It is filled with just about anything that you can imagine. Clothing...they have it! Shoes...they have it! Vintage items...they have it! Kitchen and house wears...they have it! Unfortunately, no pink depression glass. I will definitely return to thrift here due to their large selection of things. In addition, their prices are very reasonable. First stop Austin Pets Alive! - Burnet. I learned that all net sale proceeds go directly to support Austin Pets Alive!'s lifesaving programs for animals most at risk. Their clear mission is saving animals' lives, which is so heartwarming. According to staff, Austin Pets Alive! is known for pioneering innovative programs that help keep pets out of euthanasia and place them into loving homes. The Burnet Road location plays a critical role in sustaining those efforts by serving as a critical funding source for the organization's work across Central Texas.

Lots of booths with crafts, art, etc. Most everything appears to be made by the folks selling it,…read moreunlike some craft fairs we've been to (referring to imports vs local made). Plenty of parking, some food trucks, and of course dog friendly. Wide variety of things on offer, good way to spend a Saturday, just walking around and seeing what's out there.