Uptown Cheapskate North Austin - Austin (TX)

4 /5 Angela Burnett: I stopped in here Monday evening for the first time. I must say I was very impressed! They had a great selection! Everything was very well organized. The staff was so attentive and friendly they checked in on me multiple times and let me know about sales. I ended up getting some brand new Lululemon shorts and a pair of leggings both for half off! Yall everything was organized by size and color which I absolutely loved! The only reason I am giving a 4 star review is because the hangers for the jeans were a nightmare! I would Barely touch them and they would just fall onto the floor..... That and theres not any baskets, which was not a huge deal because the employees would empty out your hands often

5 /5 RANSOM LAW SHIPP: This is by far one of my favorite places to consign my designer (and non designer) clothes and shoes in the entire Austin area! The client associates are absolutely wonderful and are super kind and helpful with any questions you have about consigning with them. The manager, Mason, goes above and beyond for his clients. He truly is wonderful and such a kind soul. Also, they always have a ton of lululemon (some brand new lululemon with tags as well!)! Come shop and consign with them,, you will not be sorry!

5 /5 Bryant Smith: What a great experience. The selection is insanely good and the staff is endlessly friendly. Not overpriced like some vintage shops and the quality is through the roof. Cant recommend this place enough.

5 /5 Sarah Elizabeth: I love having an Uptown Cheapskate in North Austin along Burnet Road! Big location with cute murals out front promoting sustainability. I didn’t end up buying anything but there’s lots of inventory and prices align with other locations. Will definitely return!

1 /5 John Deviney: I brought in some mens suits and jackets that no longer fit. The customer service was snobby and a little rude. Immediate turn off. This is a thrift store people, not Nordstroms. I had to wait 40 minutes to get a buyer to review my items and make an offer. They were very very nit picky about what they will and will not take. No pleated slacks, they dont sell. Ok. This is a thrift store right? I looked to see how much rack space they dedicate to mens suits and jackets. One small circular rack and I did not see any items I would consider buying. They wanted my navy pin-striped suit. Ok, funny though they are not really in style right now. Their idea of style and say, Dillards or Nordstroms is maybe not the same? Ok. I looked at their rack prices. Wow! They need to take Cheapskate out of the store name. I dont think I will be back. I would rather just donate to Goodwill or Salvation Army. Update: I have since taken some remaining higher-end used clothing items to Goodwill. That is what I have done in the past and I will just continue doing that. Ok, its not a thrift store technically speaking. But,they are happy to take donated items, if they meet their buyer criteria. That is pretty close to what I consider a thrift store. Service - meh Selection - meh Value - nope