Shopping
Shopping across Austin, TX.
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Uptown Cheapskate Austin
Austin
Part of the Uptown Cheapskate resale chain, this South Lamar shop buys and sells gently used brand-name clothing and accessories, paying cash or store credit on the spot for what you bring in. It fits right into the 78704 stretch of South Austin, where secondhand and vintage browsing is something of a local pastime, so it's worth a look if you're after current styles without the retail price.
Nordstrom
Austin
Nordstrom anchors The Domain, Austin's open-air shopping district on the north side, where its multi-level floors run from cosmetics and contemporary womenswear to a deep shoe selection that traces back to the company's origins as a Seattle shoe shop. Expect the hands-on service Nordstrom is known for, plus an on-site café and a tailoring counter if you're between sizes or need a hem before you leave.
Caleesi Designs Jewelers
Austin
Caleesi Designs Jewelers is a custom jewelry studio on South Lamar in the 78704 neighborhood, where the work leans toward bespoke design and one-of-a-kind pieces rather than mall-case standards. Worth knowing before you go: hours are limited and the shop is closed Mondays, so it's best to call ahead or book an appointment if you're hoping to talk through a custom piece.
Half Price Books
Austin
Half Price Books is exactly what the name promises: a sprawling used and discounted bookstore where the stock shifts constantly, so the fun is in browsing shelves of secondhand fiction, nonfiction, vinyl, and games rather than hunting for one specific title. Bring books you've finished — this location buys used items at the counter, and you'll often find kids' titles and toys mixed in alongside the deeply discounted reading.
Sunset Valley Marketfair
Austin
Tucked along Brodie Lane in south Austin, Sunset Valley Marketfair is an open-air shopping center where big-box retailers and everyday shops sit side by side with easy parking out front. It's a practical stop for errands rather than a destination in itself, though its location makes it a convenient anchor while exploring the surrounding Sunset Valley and 78745 neighborhoods.
YETI
Austin
YETI's South Congress flagship is the hometown showroom for the Austin-born brand best known for its near-indestructible coolers and Rambler drinkware, with the full range of bags, gear, and apparel laid out to handle. It sits in the heart of the SoCo shopping stretch, so it's an easy stop to fold into a wander past the district's other storefronts and food trailers.
Uncommon Objects
Austin
Uncommon Objects is a longtime Austin institution for antiques and curiosities, where a collective of dealers fills the space with carefully arranged vintage Americana, oddities, old photographs, and salvaged ephemera. The first thing you'll notice is how everything is staged by color and theme rather than just piled on shelves, so browsing feels less like a flea market and more like wandering through a series of small, deliberate still lifes.
Macy's
Austin
Austin's Macy's at the Domain anchors the city's upscale shopping district in the Northwest, carrying the chain's usual mix of apparel, shoes, cosmetics, and housewares across its multi-level floors. It's a practical stop if you need a name-brand wardrobe refresh or beauty counter while exploring the open-air retail and dining that surround it.
Shops at the Galleria
Bee Cave
Shops at the Galleria is an open-air shopping center in Bee Cave, just west of Austin in the Hill Country, anchored by a mix of national retailers and local boutiques alongside restaurants and a central green where community events are held. Its walkable layout and proximity to the Hill Country Galleria's surrounding parks make it as much a gathering spot for locals as a shopping destination.
Westgate Shopping Center
Austin
Tucked along South Lamar in the 78745 neighborhood of South Austin, Westgate Shopping Center is a practical, everyday retail stop rather than a destination mall — the kind of place locals swing by for errands without much fuss. If you're exploring this stretch of South Austin, it's an easy spot to combine a quick shopping run with the cafes and businesses that line Lamar nearby.
Central Park Shopping Center
Austin
Anchored by the original Central Market, this open-air center on North Lamar is as much a neighborhood gathering spot as a place to shop — locals come for the sprawling grocery and stay for the café patio, where there's often live music on warm evenings. You'll also find a handful of smaller shops and a shaded lawn that fills up with families once the weather turns mild.
Brodie Oaks Shopping Center
Austin
Anchoring the corner of South Lamar and Capital of Texas Highway, Brodie Oaks is a longtime South Austin strip center where you'll find a practical mix of everyday shops, restaurants, and services rather than a polished enclosed mall. It's a useful stop if you're already exploring the 78704 side of town, though it's worth knowing the property has long been the subject of redevelopment plans that may change its footprint over time.
Village At Westlake
West Lake Hills
Tucked just off the Capital of Texas Highway in West Lake Hills, the Village at Westlake is the kind of neighborhood shopping center where errands and a meal out tend to blur together, with a grocery anchor alongside a mix of local and familiar shops and restaurants. The first thing you'll notice is the Hill Country setting just west of Austin, which makes a quick stop here feel less like a strip-mall run and more like a pause in the wooded edge of town.
TYLER'S
Austin
Tyler's is an Austin-based outfitter on Capital of Texas Highway stocking athletic and casual apparel, footwear, and gear for men and women, with a lean toward active and outdoor lifestyles. You'll find a mix of running, training, and everyday wear here, making it a practical stop if you're gearing up for the trails and lakes around the Hill Country.
Lakehills Plaza
Austin
Lakehills Plaza is a strip shopping center on South Lamar Boulevard in the 78704 zip code, one of the busier stretches of Austin's south side. It's a practical stop for errands and a bite rather than a destination in itself, though its location puts you within easy reach of the bars, restaurants, and music venues that give South Lamar its character.
Atown
Austin
Atown is a locally owned shop on Burnet Road stocking women's clothing alongside Austin-themed gifts, jewelry, and the kind of quirky cards and goods that lean into the city's "Keep Austin Weird" streak. It's a good stop if you're after a souvenir with more personality than the airport variety, or a gift that actually feels tied to the place.
Austin Gift Company
Austin
Austin Gift Company is a locally focused gift shop tucked into a strip-mall row off South Lamar in the 78704 neighborhood, the kind of place to browse for Texas- and Austin-themed goods, cards, and small-batch finds. Expect a curated mix geared toward people shopping for a memento of the city or a present with local character, with evening hours that make it easy to stop in after work.
Jerry's Artarama Retail Stores - Austin
Austin
Jerry's Artarama is a full-scale art supply store on the I-35 frontage in north Austin, stocking everything from student-grade sketchpads to professional oils, large canvases, and easels you won't easily find at a general craft chain. It's the kind of place where you can compare brush weights in person and walk the aisles for framing supplies, so it's worth the trip if you're stocking a studio rather than grabbing a single tube of paint.
Mueller Regional Retail Center
Austin
Set on the grounds of Austin's former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport, this retail district anchors the walkable, master-planned Mueller community in the city's northeast-central neighborhoods. You'll notice the mix of shops and restaurants is built for strolling rather than parking-lot sprawl, with sidewalks, public plazas, and nearby parks tying the whole area together.
Michaels
Austin
Part of the well-known arts-and-crafts chain, this Michaels in Sunset Valley's Market Fair stocks the usual broad range — yarn and fabric, framing supplies, seasonal decor, kids' craft kits, and aisles of beads and paints — making it a reliable stop when a project sends you hunting for materials. It sits in a busy shopping cluster just off Brodie Lane, so you can pair a visit with other errands nearby.
Dillard's
Austin
Hudson Bay-Acme aside, this is a straightforward editorial-description task. Let me just write it. Dillard's at the Domain-area location on Feathergrass Court is a full-line department store, the kind of place you go for name-brand cosmetics, shoes, and women's and men's apparel under one roof, with a home goods section toward the back. It tends to be quietest on weekday afternoons, and the staff at the fragrance and shoe counters are generally happy to let you take your time.
Michaels
Austin
Michaels is a national arts-and-crafts chain, and this northwest Austin location sits in the Great Hills Station center just off Research Boulevard (US-183), making it an easy stop if you're already running errands in the area. Inside you'll find the usual wide-ranging stock — yarn and fabric, framing, seasonal décor, paints, and kids' craft supplies — most useful when a project sends you hunting for a specific material rather than as a destination in itself.
Tribe Comics and Games
Austin
Tucked into a strip along Ben White Boulevard in South Austin, Tribe Comics and Games pairs a shelf of new comics and graphic novels with a deep bench of tabletop and trading card games. The late hours, running to 11 PM most nights, are the tell that this is as much a place to sit down and play as it is to browse and buy.
University Co-op
Austin
Sitting on the Drag directly across from the University of Texas campus, the University Co-op is the go-to spot for burnt-orange Longhorns gear, from game-day jerseys to coffee mugs, alongside textbooks and Austin-themed gifts. First-time visitors usually notice how much ground it covers—two floors packed with everything from UT apparel to local souvenirs—and it's as much a campus landmark as a place to shop.