Any true Texan knows this is the pre road trip stop. Yet now many families can enjoy it daily for a…read morequick bite, tasty snacks, bbq or home decor. I stopped in with a friend in town who never experienced this place and they were amazed. From the world's largest car wash to a wall of jerky. We spent about 20 minutes in here exploring each side and left with beaver nuggets and a shirt.

Just not happy the would not allow returns even with a receipt just a few hours ago…read more Only clothing items, no foods even if it tastes funny , no exchanges either Ah well I didn't need the calories but it was not cheap as you can see

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.

This is a verified NonEthanol gas seller with multiple pumps providing high volume gas sales. Non…read moreethanol E10 gas is sold about $1 more per gallon that regular E10 gas. This is an On Cue branded location. Likely the closest E10 provider for much of Houston. E0 is required for classic cars and motorcycles, and infrequently used lawn equipment tools, generators, boats and E10 gas varnishes quickly and will destroy pre2000 non-nitrile gaskets and oil rings.

Plenty plenty of gas choices here. Have you ever seen a pump that held four handhelds with four…read moreoptions? This is my first time ever seeing the gas station with four selective choices. They had the eco-friendly gas, diesel, gas, and all three grades from your regular mid grade and premium. The regular started off at $$2.49 per gallon, which is a quarter more than Costco in Cypress

Feng Cha has is my go to spot for their signature Crème Brûlée Dirty Boba--their milk drink with…read morecheese foam, lactose free milk, brown sugar boba and caramelized sugar crust on top. The store has an app with rewards, drive thru, and kiosk inside to place your order. Just be careful on selecting your options as the drinks can get pricey if you click everything. Also note that the drive thru intercom does not work, so you will have to remember the menu to place an order at the pick-up window. The drinks in general take a while to make and depending on who is working the counter, can be inconsistent. Still a great spot to grab a milk drink or any of their fruity drinks like their Strawberry Overload or Mango Green Tea.

Love love love! Store is clean, neat and organized…read more Staff is chill and nice. Service is quick!

Took baby Luna here for treats and she absolutely loved it! The interior is super cute. It feels…read morelike a high-end designer boutique just for dogs. One side is for us to order drinks and snacks, the other side is dedicated to our pets which makes the experience very unique. They also have outdoor seating with a beautiful lake view. This bougie spot definitely comes with bougie prices but worth it for the experience. I'll definitely come back to try more snacks and drinks.

Pucci Café is a cute concept; it's a café for humans with specialty drinks and pastries, plus a…read moredog-focused retail area. I ordered a matcha and a blueberry muffin, and both were actually really good. The café side was enjoyable and the décor throughout the space is very pretty and well done. The other half of the café is dedicated to dog items like clothes, carriers, strollers, grooming products, and dog treats. While the selection was interesting, I felt most of the items were overpriced, especially since they weren't designer brands. I was really excited to check this place out since I'm getting a new puppy soon, but I honestly didn't find anything I wanted to purchase. Overall, it's a nice spot to stop in for a drink and admire the space, but the retail side just didn't do it for me.

If you're looking for the best bartender and the best atmosphere here in city center in Houston,…read moreyou must you must I repeat come to daily gather and stay at the bar. There is this beautiful bartender from Colombia, Luis (tall and handsome) who will take great care of you. He makes his place what it is. Great food, great vibes great bartender enough said.. PSA their happy hour is amazing. You have to come for happy hour.. Please

Went for brunch on my birthday. And they were kind enough to give us a free dessert!…read more Thanks! Key lime pie was actually very good! Highly recommend!! Bison mash. Good. Lots of flavor going on. Rancheros eggs was delish. Overall very happy with the meal and service. Would recommend going for brunch for sure! Plus I love the interior design

LL2 in the GREEN garage…read more The key is getting in the right garage. After that go lower level to LL2, which should be quite empty and easy to see.

For most first timers, this is one of the hardest and most frustrating superchargers to find. If…read moreyou are among the Tesla owners who despise coming here, I can't blame you. Let me save you to the trouble: 1) Enter from Alabama St by turning right into the garage after crossing the Galleria overpass. 2) Upon entering, follow the path and pass the first bank of escalators (to the right) and look for the entrance to the lower level (on the left), which will be the first option to turn. 3) Take the first left and follow the guided path to the lower level (LL2) and one should see the chargers in a relatively empty lot. There are less cars during the daytime, but beware of the rain puddles that tend to collect in handicap spots. If there is a long charge ahead, plug in the vehicle and use the restrooms / walk around by heading into green bank of escalators directly in front of the chargers. Once you're done finished with the charging, follow the exit signs, which will lead to a narrow alleyway. Turn into the alleyway (slowly) and look for any oncoming cars / cars turning from the overhead parking lot. You'll find yourself back on Alabama St and fully charged. You're welcome?