Best Shopping In Austin by:Joe Cline
When you think of Austin, Texas, you might think of cowboys
, Tex-Mex cuisine, and the University of Texas Longhorns. Although Austin is certainly the home to all of those things, it is also home to a surprising variety of retail stores. Austin has become a premier shopping destination for fashion lovers and bargain hunters alike. Whether you call Austin home or just your home away from home, you will certainly want to make time to explore some of Austin's best shopping destinations.No matter what is on your personal shopping list, Austin has a store that will carry what you need. Upscale shoppers should definitely visit The Domain, which is one of Austin's newest shopping destinations. The Domain is home to upscale boutiques such as Tiffany & Company, Burberry, and Louis Vuitton. Once you finish your shopping for the day, you can enjoy a four-star steak dinner at Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar. If you would rather shop at a more traditional mall, stop by Barton Creek Mall. Barton Creek Mall houses more than 180 shops, including major retailers such as Macy's and Dillard's.
If Austin is only your temporary home, you will certainly want to bring back souvenirs of your trip for friends and family. You can bring back the most unique souvenirs by shopping at one of Austin's many boutique shops. South Congress Avenue Shopping on South Congress Avenue is home to many funky shops, including Uncommon Objects where you can buy handcrafted, up-cycled gifts and home decor. In addition to specialty shops, SoCo Shopping Center has a wide variety of local eateries where you can grab a quick bite or a full meal.
During the summer months, the Austin Farmer's Market offers a variety of locally-produced fruits and vegetables. The Farmer's Market has two Saturday locations and a Wednesday location, so no matter where you stay in Austin, there should be a convenient location near you. In addition to fruits and vegetables many local artisans sell their handicrafts at the farmer's market. You can pick up a variety of items that will add a charming touch to your home.
If you enjoy hunting for a great bargain, you should definitely make time for some of Austin's thrift stores. Consignment stores generally sell more current fashions and more designer labels. Goodbye-Hello Upscale Consignment & Resale located at 10030 Manchaca in Austin is known for its helpful staff and wide variety of merchandise. Goodbye-Hello Upscale Consignment & Resale offers home furnishings and furniture in addition to their clothing and accessories. For the vintage fashion lover, they also offer a limited selection of vintage apparel. If you want a larger selection of vintage clothing, Blue Velvet Vintage Clothing is a local favorite. Located at 217 W. North Loop next to Epoch Coffee, Blue Velvet Vintage Clothing has been named the best vintage clothing store in Austin six times by the The Austin Chronicle Readers' Poll. Customers rave about the variety of offerings and the affordable prices. If you want a truly unique piece of clothing, this is the place to find it.
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Joe Cline writes articles for real estate Austin. Other articles written by the author related to Austin real estate and Austin real estate blog can be found on the net. Travel Destinations In North And North East India by:Virender Kumar Uttaranchal: Pithoragarh Hill Station by:Manoj Singh Mumbai - New Delhi Flights by:Alivia Martin How Choose Your London Meeting Rooms? by:Rudy Silva Do You Really Need International Travel Insurance? by:Theresa Peck Reina Roja Hotel Redefines Booking with Its Unique Online Reservation System by:Sarah Miller Scuba Diving While Vacationing in Mexico by:Isabella Olsen Vietnam Tourism Receipts to Reach US$ 8.7 Billion by 2013 by:Shushmul Maheshwari Tips to Find Cheap Cruise Holiday Bookings by:Charles Brown Beachfront Accommodations and Hotels at the Outer Banks in NC by:William Hauselberg Visa Applicants Anxiously Await New Skills List by:Mitch Jones Dealing With A Long Flight To Australia by:Mitch Jones Melbourne Serviced Apartments by:Estelle Curtis