Shopped a few shops on this road and it was a lot of fun! Mufrais with the hats was our main goal and that was wonderful - there are a lot of trendy hat bars, but my goal was a quality rustic hat. Andrea helped make it on the spot as we tried a few things out. From fit to taking photos she was fantastic! Topped it off with the pizza (I forget the name but it is a walk up window and says MORE) SO GOOD!

Great unique local shops mixed in with well known boutiques. I love the variety of stores available from the cowboy boot shop, Mi Casa store, to men’s and women’s clothing. Several types of restaurants to choose from- diners, upscale, grab and go spots. Everyone can enjoy a coffee on So Co at Jo’s or couple ice cream places. We popped into the Continental Club at 6:30p to listen to a local band. Iconic place. Love the storefront and restaurant neon signs all along the street. Definitely a must see while in Austin!

Great way to spend some free time trying out new things in Austin. We walked the area for an hour or so after getting lucky finding street parking. My daughter wanted to shop so we visited several locally owned shops first along with street vendors then we ventured into the big name brand spots: Lululemon and Nike. Pretty neat that they offer both. It was summer in full effect so we also got some ice cream from Amy’s which was very good and a much needed cool off from the 100 degree temps.

SoCo is a great fun environment when visiting and staying in Austin. Loved the vibe, food shopping, great street art And still great walking distance to downtown Great feeling about the area. Suggest a look and explore while in Dallas

I intentionally wanted to stay in the SoCo District, so I booked my Airbnb as close to the area as possible, and ended up in the nearby neighborhood of Galindo. The Galindo area borders west of South 1st Street and south of West Oltorf Street, which was a nice area to stay. I found that Travis Heights and Bouldin Creek are the neighborhoods that have the best of the SoCo District, with all the great diners in the area, along with many unique shops and of course, lots of cool murals. Be sure you visit the “Greetings from Austin” mural that is located on South 1st Street and West Annie Street, in the neighborhood of Bouldin Creek.