The deep seat insert in 'lovesoft' is very plush and extremely comfortable! I enjoyed that I have…read morethe flexibility to lounge on the couch, curl up in a ball or sprawl out with the ottoman too and feel fully engulfed in a soft, plush couch that allows me to rest my bones and unwind from a long day of standing on my feet. I opted to get a firm "standard" support backing to pair with my "lovesoft" seating. In my personal opinion so far, I would sink in a little too much with full lovesoft cushioning throughout the entire couch (seat and backing). The customer support that I received from the exemplary Lovesac team members like has been truly exceptional. Anthony especially has exceeded my expectations in every possible way. Anthony was fully transparent in the communication process from start to finish, attentive and thorough. Anthony created a very enjoyable customer service experience with all of the attention to detail, explanations of the configurations for the couch and understanding my various questions and concerns along with changing some of the items throughout my purchase. This store has truly created a welcoming environment with great associates. Anthony has been a perfect example of what a great customer service experience is! Highly recommend considering placing Anthony into a high level management position, communication has been a huge help. When I called to get further assistance if Anthony was unavailable Coco too stepped up to help me, great job and amazing team! The value of the product aligns with the price, the texture of the material I ordered combed chenille is supple and soft. I would highly recommend this store for all friends and family along with future purchasing for myself.

Nice multi-use area with shops, restaurants, and other assorted businesses. Lots of parking but…read morenever still seems to be enough for how popular this place is - and for good reason. Fun exterior design, airy concept, and tons of things to explore all packed into one area. Also accessible via the Heights Hike and Bike trail.

Lots of vacant shops at 3:00 in the afternoon. Only things open were Hallmark and an Art Store…read more There are 3 medical clinics which seemed weird to me.

While this is a convenient spot to get some light shopping done and grab a bite, the look and feel…read moreof the shops feels more like an indoor strip mall without a very exciting set of shops. With that said however, you'll be able to find lots of practical items you might need if you're conducting business in the area and there are plenty of reasonably priced food options available.

Beautiful little old-school shopping mall on the edge of River Oaks that is just so enjoyable. The…read moreheart of Houston. Luvz.

Love the Barnes and Noble here, and the pet clinic, they've both been a huge help to me in the past.read more

Look like everyone had the same idea I did to sign up for TSA PreCheck amidst the current TSA…read moreshutdown. The process is incredibly simple and less than 10 minutes especially if you have an appointment. With an appointment, you're probably the next in line. If you don't have an appointment, the line starts to look like the ones at the airport... The most difficult part about this visit was figuring out where to go since this more of a kiosk than a storefront, so there's no suite number. I wished someone had written a review or something indicating that this location is on Level 1 right next to GAP, The Museum of Illusions, and Express.

I have truly been impressed by a mall! Galleria is realllllly impressive, from all aspects - the…read moreparking, the amount and variety of stores offered (from high to low end), and the staff. Such a great experience all around! I appreciate how clean and organized the mall is. When I went it was roughly midday on a Saturday so my only advice would be to come early or later in the day to beat the crowds.

So, I've been on the hunt for a wooden table that I can refinish. I have a very specific place for…read moreit, but like Lebowski's rug, it's going to be one of those mythical pieces the "ties the room together." With that established, I'm not entirely certain what type or style of table I seek. Height's Common Market is chock-a-block full of furniture. It runs the gamut. Chairs, couches, lamps, beds, and yes tables of all varieties. All relatively inexpensive, but some pieces run a little pricey. From the exterior, it looks like an old flea market. The kind with rows of stalls, sawdust floors, and cantankerously old stall-minders. A place where you are convinced you'll find that mint condition, limited release record or the long lost pocket watch from The Gift of the Magi. Instead of finding that magical item, you go through each stall only to find ugly ceramic figurines of unicorns or dolphins. Thankfully, inside The Common Market, it's quite different. Lots of quality and a few "magically perfect" finds here. If looking for used furniture, this should definitely be one of your stops. The main room is a huge warehouse packed to the gills with furniture. Along one side there are a few rooms (watch your step up) with lamps, chairs, or a work room/repair shop. I never found the table I sought, however I'm closer on my path. I may venture back in a few weeks and find what I seek.

Be ready to rummage... and to find a lot of cool stuff…read more BEST PLACE to go for GLASS TABLE TOPS-- a glass merchant would charge 10 times what Mr. A charges for the same piece. Every size, shape and thickness imaginable... but you can always have the piece re-sized for your needs. HCM always has, what looks to me, a lot of matching furniture that comes from closing businesses. (Think bank or hotel lobby.) So the durability and quality is there, but sometimes the look is... well, not. As for the non-business-looking stuff... most of it is awesome. You'll find ready to use furnishings as well as unique fixer-uppers. You can find bolts of fabric, both attractive and hideous, with which you can recover the lobby chairs! HCM is also a great place to find lamps and lamp shades, perfect for revamping according to your latest issue of DIY magazine. Word of advice: The more stuff you buy, Mr. A is more likely to cut you a great deal. Nothing is priced, so you'll have to ask the cost of anything you're interested in. Do NOT pay the first price he says. Find something else you like - 2 or 3 things, even if they're tiny knick knacks- and make an offer below his quote including both the little stuff & whatever he priced. If its reasonable, he's very likely to accept. HAPPY HUNTING!

Drive for lunch and happy hour. Lots of potential. Not really for tourists. 2 blocks of Open mall…read moreconcept. Too bad... no shops nothing but companies and restaurants. But very green for houston!! Thought i was in emeryville. Great if you want lunch and you work nearby. When its 120F its probably a nice escape. Near the historic library and government buildings.

This is a nice little group of businesses that was outside of my hotel. I didn't get to go inside…read moreany of the little shops, but I did window shop and see this is definitely where I want to come back.

Mostly empty with hardly any open shops, but the shops that are open mostly serve food, there's…read morehardly any foot traffic, service is relatively fast and speedy. There's air conditioning, plenty of places to sit despite being a rather small mall and had some pleasent sights to see. All in all it's decent for a quick bite, but nothing extrordinary or more worthwhile about it despite being deathly hollow and quiet aside from workers and business men and women going out for lunch or the occasional college going teen/ young adult after a class. The food court is the main event, there are literally only two stores in this place.

I asked my girl which city sent her to me. She told me that Houston Center…read more This is a really cool office building. The lobby has really interesting art to look at. There is a tiny post office on the second floor with limited hours but it definitely beats having to go all the way to the other side of downtown to use a post office. And this tiny post office usually doesn't have a lot of traffic so you don't have to wait in line.

6.25.22 Love the shopping area - but the parking is a…read morenightmare. The shops are very well kept. They look so inviting and I love the great plants outside a lot of the stores. It make the area so beautiful. It is easier if you just park your car and walk to all the shops.

It's a very fancy place to shop. I only been Highland Village few times because I don't like…read morerailroad tracks and waiting for train to go pass. Parking is a bit hassle. Every other stall says pick up. Not sure if the stall next to it need to be empty, so whatever you're picking up can be loaded. The mall is all exterior. There's a parking garage hidden behind PF Chang's restaurant. It's more festive during the holidays. I think I'll be back to visit some fancy stores when the weather gets cooler.

Went to ElTiempo for dinner before a comedy show…read more Lots of quick to order food. Too bad they want $12 to check out the roof.

This one lands squarely in "great idea, uneven execution." I've been to POST Houston plenty of…read moretimes and usually walk away satisfied. I even visited the rooftop during Christmas last year and loved it--so when I saw the NYE rooftop party advertised, I was all in. Rooftop. Fireworks. DJ. Countdown. Say less. Let's start with the highlight, because it deserves its flowers The fireworks show was SPECTACULAR. Easily one of the best displays I've seen in years. Thoughtfully choreographed, perfectly timed, and that finale? Chef's kiss. Truly the star of the night. Now... the party itself? Eh. We paid $150 for two tickets, plus nearly $50 for parking, and honestly, the experience didn't feel elevated enough to justify the price. Outside of a DJ and a big countdown clock, there wasn't much that differentiated the event from a regular rooftop visit. What really threw me off was realizing the rooftop wasn't a private event--it was still open to casual guests. That meant a lot of kids, which... look, I'm glad they enjoyed the fireworks, but at that price point I fully expected an adults-only experience. Another letdown: the decor and lighting were unchanged from 2024. No NYE glow-up, no special touches--same setup, different calendar year. Meanwhile, the food hall downstairs was buzzing and honestly looked like it was having more fun than the rooftop crowd. Would I come back to POST Houston? Absolutely. Would I do the NYE rooftop party again at that price? Not a chance. Next year, I'll happily watch those incredible fireworks--from somewhere that doesn't charge premium prices for a regular night with a clock slapped on it.

Rice Village can be a cool experience, shopping, eating, sitting, window shopping, walking. Free…read moreparking is available in the garage for your first two hours. Note the (free) parking garage can get too full and you may have to leave the garage and pay the $2 for parking. Such a variety of restaurants, clothing, specialty stores, retail, services (cleaners, jewelers, & more), cafes, sweets, and more!

Expressio martini's and french toast sticks. Need I say more! Went here for a late brunch. They…read morealso off hookah here as well. The place is called Friendz!