Starting in 2007, Thom’s Market became one of the most popular grocery stores in Austin. There are three locations where Thom’s Market provides local goods to customers. On Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, Thom’s Market will permanently close all its locations.
Highlights
- Thom’s Market announced its permanent closure on its official website, coinciding with the owner’s retirement.
- April 20, 2025, will be the last day of Austin’s go-to grocery store.
- New owners are anticipated for the store locations, and the staff will remain the same.
Thom’s Market Will Permanently Close Its Doors This Easter
Bill Thom started the grocery store Thom’s Market in Austin in 2007. The store on Barton Springs Road was the pioneer one, and now there are three locations in total.
- Barton Springs, 1418 Barton Springs Rd, 512.479.9800
- Riverside, 160 E Riverside Dr, 512.448.3333
- Burnet Road, 5901 Burnet Rd, 512.992.0808
Thom’s Market’s unique selling proposition lies in offering locally sourced goods, supporting local businesses, and providing customers with high-quality products. Thom’s Market is a one-stop solution for running errands, as one can get everything from a taco to coffee.
After serving the community for 18 years this month, the owner announced his retirement. The official page of Thom’s Market said that on Easter Sunday, April 20, all three store locations will close forever. The owner expressed his gratitude for loyal customers, dedicated staff, and Austin’s love and support in growing Thom’s Market. “This decision was not an easy one,” said Bill Thom.
Store Locations in Austin Will Have a New Owner
As Thom’s Market is shutting down, residents are curious to know what will come up on store locations and what will happen to the staff. It is anticipated that a yet-to-be-announced retailer will take over the locations, with the current staff expected to remain.
The official announcement of the new owner and their plans is due, but it is possible that they will acquire the remaining stock of Thom’s Market. Surely, people will miss their neighborhood spot, but if the new owner is expected to provide similar goods and spirit, it might fill the voids created by the closure of Thom’s Market.
Thom’s Market is not just a grocery store but a place where the community invests its trust. In this journey of 18 years, shoppers knew that this was a place to get good quality local goods. Though the stores are closing, the end is the beginning of another wonderful journey!
