The Austin Antique Mall

"This is an enormous store formed by different kinds of booths, where you can find the unimaginable weird antiques! I just loved it. I found a topo gigio, that brought me to my infant years! I got a set of angels for my Mom!"

"Just finished buying some Pyrex and old cookbooks. This is a huge antique mall with lots and lots of fun things to look at. If you enter I’m sure there’s something you’ll buy."

"Ok, this place is pretty cool to walk around it. It honestly made me feel like I was in a hoarder’s paradise. The prices are RIDICULOUS. Y’all there was a plastic flashlight that looked like it was found in an old shed they were selling for $65. Y’all I can get a 20,000 luminous flashlight at academy for the same price. And it WAS NOT AN ANTIQUE. It was a plastic piece of JUNK. I honestly have no idea how this place is still open! If you honestly want to know what it is like to walk through a hoarders place, check out Austin Antique Mall!"

"There is a great selection and variety here in general, but don't expect to get any good deals here. This pair of boots was a particularly egregious example I found. Buying from a local non-profit that is meant to help feed and clothe struggling families and marking up over 400% is not a practice I would imagine many antiquers would support. This was found in vendor #916, and I'm sure they will remove the tag if/when they see this (although they were too lazy to remove the sticker the first time around so who knows). There is a good selection here, but I would proceed with caution when thinking about the kind of vendors you are supporting when shopping here."

"You know that tingly feeling you get when you go into a Goodwill or a thrift store? Like that feeling of, I might find some hidden treasure for a couple of bucks to take home? You'll get that feeling walking in here only to get it squashed to dust once you see that mason jars sell for like $60. God bless the people who can afford the things here because I sure can't. The things here are beautiful but think ANTIQUE prices and not THRIFT prices. Staff was super friendly and talkative. The booths are very eclectic, some are complete landfills and others are pristine. The place is massive, I got turned around several times. It's stuffy in there but they're trying to cool the space as best they can with lots of fans, which is appreciated. I spent three hours in there, bought one thing, and saw endless things that I picked up only to put back down upon seeing their price."