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February 2024 by Dianna Wachtel
Is this place really as dirty as the pictures??!!
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January 2024 by Katrina B
my favorite thrift store in Austin. always good finds with good prices (including free days once a month <3)
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January 2024 by One Love
I am grateful that this store offers a last Sunday of the month gathering, I have found many pieces and helps keeps the Austin generous vibe I would like to see management update during holidays. This is their downfall they don't answer phone calls or update the website or answering Srvc so short of driving out and not knowing whether they'll be open or not during the holidays it makes it disappointing. Mgmt. please update the community too many have to drive, ride the bus or walk just to get to you.I also have volunteered a couple of times at the end to gather the totes to help the lonely person doing it by themselves.
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January 2024 by Natalia B.
Thrifting is my hobby, so I was super excited when I decided to make the trek here. Boy was I disappointed. The book choices were very scarce and cheaper at the Goodwill. The electronics section looked like a 1985 Radio Shack. And the clothes were way overpriced for what they were. In summary, skip this thrift store and head to one of the many others in town that actually are good.
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December 2023 by Maria Baric
amazing thrift store!!!prices are super low and they seem to always have sales going on. you can find items as low as 25¢!!welcoming energy and full of treasures if you spend some time looking10/10 I would come back again!!
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September 2023 by T A
Good prices, but mostly trashy stuff. Staff were not welcoming, not even looked up or said hi.
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September 2023 by Jamie Haynes
So many treasures, but the deal of the day was 50% off blue tags. I got a Samsung monitor for $12.50. Also, I got some cool buttons, a hummingbird feeder, a couple dvds and a box of soy based candles. The music was jamming Amderson Paak solidarity, not charity.
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September 2023 by Zachary Wiles
My favorite thrift store ever! There’s something very magical about this spot and the items it attracts. Happy hunting!
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August 2023 by Monica Loera Sanchez
Absolutely LOVE TCT!!!! Everytime I go, I score something amazing!! Today's finds include this necklace & earrings plus a beautiful sleeveless orange and white blouse, all perfect for summer!!! Check out their racks outside first, they usually have amazing deals!! $10 for a set of jewelry plus $5 for the blouse is ???!! Thank you Treasure City Thrift!!!
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August 2023 by Mia Olivares
This thrift store is absolutely precious! Amazing brands for CHEAP pricing. Name brands for less than $10. James avery rings for $25. Great for resellers. The people who were running the shop were pronoun friendly and were extremely versatile on all subjects. Highly recommend from an out of towner.
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June 2023 by Corey
One of my favorites. The prices are actually what thrift stores should be! Love the overall message of the store around solidarity and mutual aid.
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May 2023 by Whitney B.
Not sure how it's legal to still require masks. Pretty ironic considering it's a thrift store selling used items so touching merchandise is cool but breathing around others w out a mask isn't? Makes no sense. Seems like a cute shop but I'm not gonna breath through a mask full of chemicals to shop there. When told a mask was mandatory I left.. thought this was Texas? Guess the virtue signaling is real out here
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May 2023 by Faraz Sahba
Quite rude staff…they have a nice selection of stuff, but I just left after asking a couple questions. They very standoffish and sassy.
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April 2023 by Dianne Parsons-Olson
$15 for a Bloomingdale's cashmere full length overcoat in pristine condition ... a little big, but I got it anyway! $15 for a real leather jacket. Bought some nice pen and ink drawings for a few bucks ... love this place!
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April 2023 by Isaiah G.
We were in the area decided to stop by. It's a small store that felt very cramp. I unfortunately was not able to find anything however I think if you take a lot more time you might be able to find something.
