Enjoyed visiting but many of the stores closed early before we could take a look! Would love them to stay open longer in the evenings!

Great to walk and see all the vintage stores in Austin. You can also get to eat in the trailers very typical of Austin, nice cafe's or fancier restaurants.

Some very pricey shops for clothing. Enjoyed the variety of the "souvenir" shops, some really strange items offered. Truly shows why Austin can be considered "weird". found a great variety of restaurants available.

We aren't the normal "hip" shoppers, but had to visit here when on vacation. Interesting shops and cool little booths set up on the weekend. The vintage shops make me laugh because they are so over-priced, but if vintage is your thang, then you will love it. Lots to see. Loved all the food trailers. We stopped and listened to... More

The SoCo District is a great walk to experience fine dining, interesting antique shops and people-watching. The First Thursday festivities add more fun to the mix with food trailers, vendors, and arts and crafts. A must see for any Austinite, or visitor!

Bouldin area in SoCo is AWESOME. We live in SoFi and are thrilled with our 'hood'. It is an awesome mix of people and walking distance to Congress and it's food trucks. Love it here!

This area has an eclectic mix of funky shops, food trailers, restaurants, & music venues. It is a great place to shop for boots, antiques, & clothing, eat, and hear live music. It is the ultimate Austin experience!

Love the variety of restaurants, cafes, things to do, and of course the walk into downtown and the proximity to Zilker

Loved the live music that could be heard from various establishments we passed. And what great stores if you're looking to buy a pair of cowboy/cowgirl boots. Good prices too...some were under $200.