We did a staycation here at the nearby hotel. A taste of Sugarland makes you want to live here!…read moreIt's bustling with people all day! You can definitely feel the city right here. We really enjoyed the area. Definitely a different vibe from the Woodlands area. More diverse here. Love it! If you're looking to move to Texas - book your stay at the hotel across the street. Unfortunately, the hotel is a bit run down but you will get the vibe of your surroundings.

Street parking, right in front of your favorite stores, is not free. Free parking at parking…read moregarages is available but not until you are several levels up because the lower levels are reserved parkings only.

This place is just so good to go walk around and shop. Sometimes even if I don't need anything from…read morethere I still drive thru, really pretty architect work and nice lightning they actually did gave a Village look and has village feeling. Plus point its just across my house before I used to to go to The park for a walk now i go to The Village of Riverstone!! Some nice stores are already open too. Do go check it out!!!

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I think you would get great service, even though I didn't buy from any of the stores, thier must be…read moreover 50 stores in that building , nice place to window shop, and spend money, I did see security walking around keeping the peace, so you don't need to C&C. All the stores, Good selection to choose from.

I went to the first colony mall yesterday. It is a beautiful mall. There's certain areas that feel…read morelike a sauna but from everyone being there I see why. I stopped at auntie Ann's and my experience was terrible. Meet with rude customer service. I had asked for a cinnamon sugar pretzel bites and the young lady at the counter asked me what I would do if she said no. Kept laughing still with no service for my food. I had said "isn't it your job to serve your customers?" Just don't understand the lack of good customer service. Besides that experience everything else was fine.

Not to be confused with the First Colon-y Commons, which are very much filled with colons…read more This is a pretty standard strip mall and it's big and spacious and there's plenty of parking and smooth asphalt as well. See what I did there. Colon-y. Assphalt. OK. So one of the things I like about it is that it's well paved and seems new so it's pretty organized and one of the better strippers in town. I mean strip malls. Sorry I was watching Barbie dance.

Again another place called a "mall" that just a strip mall, over-playing it's significance…read more However, this strip mall does host a lot of useful places. Of note are Home Depot, Michael's, Office Depot, and Tuesday Morning, which are the places I actually go to here. There are many more shops too, so you can get a lot done in a small area, but probably not everything. Naming is a bit confusing as everything in Sugar Land is "First Colony-something." First Colony Mall is down the road on the other side of Highway 6, First Colony (the neighborhood) is further south on Highway 6, First Colony (the shopping center) is on the opposite corner of Highway 6 and 59, and Lakepoint Shopping Center is frequently referred to as First Colony as well (on the opposite side of 59.

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.

I'm famous for my fountain, and a lot of people have seen Barbi's famous fountain, but this is…read moreunrelated to those fountains except in the regard that Barbi and I come here regularly. This is a massive sprawling and magical shopping center that it's hard not to love. I know strip malls are ugly and generic, but not all are created equal, and this massive oval-shaped monstrosity is honestly beautiful, and some of the fancy restaurants along the highway are gorgeous, with lake views. We've been loving it for a long time, since a couple of days after I met Barbi, when I came here. There's a lot going on here, so many stores and a lot of love honestly. A lot of fond memories and wonderful times I've had here over the years at FOTL, much better than LOTR for example. So I have a very close and romantic association with it. There was a Borders here long long time ago and I fell in love, and that's how it goes. You know how it goes. Lots of love in this place. I lake what I see. You will too. If it were out of ten, I'd give it a Foun-Ten.

Being fair with people on the telephone (instead of being a raging psycho) is called being…read more"Telfair". This shopping centre is named after that pipe dream. Not that there are any pipes here. Not visibly anyway. In Sugarland you'll find the shopping centre named Telfair right on University off of 59, which has some good Boba and some nice food options and a very overrated overpriced Supermarket too - Sprouts. Overall it's pretty good and it has a lot of space and it's big and white and full of parking spaces. It can be a little bit annoying getting in here though due to the lights taking forever and bad traffic sometimes.

Great place for friends and families to hangout on the weekends. There are a lot of restaurants and…read moreshops to enjoy good food and drinks. However, they need to improve the parking area or valet parking for more convenient for customers. Highly recommended

This was one of the best outdoor park events I have been to in a long time. The Katy Sip n Stroll…read morewas held in Villagio Town Center and it was the perfect venue. Tents were spread out throughout the village area and there was a great variety of wine, beer, cider, food, and crafts.

I've been here almost two years, and it took an out-of-towner to tell me about this place. I'm…read moregoing to use as an excuse that Houston is a large city for the reason why I did not know. Also, there are two stores right across the street from each other. Now, each building houses its own inventory, and what's across the street is totally different from the store across from it. Once inside, I will say the selection varies from one shop to the next. I can honestly say you will find what you are looking for or even more things you didn't know you liked. Now, my heart lies with all things gems, beads, and stones. But I soon kept wondering and discovered there were these cute scarves for a really great price that I adored. Well, I kept going on, and on and I kept buying to the store across the street, it was a nice day.

There are so many beautiful items to purchase from a variety of shops. I bought a beautiful crown…read moreand brooch for my Sorority Life Members Luncheon and a clear purse for my entry to see Vice President Kamala Harris. I know I'll be back! Ten stars.

I go here every week. Even when I know I don't need too lol . Service is 7/10 some places have…read morebetter service than others but selection of stores are great . The value from where I live is perfect as well

Destination shopping and retail, I was here on a random weekday. I had a great lunch at Bar Louie…read morebut the highlight here was that I was able to fit my Sprinter van into the parking deck near a power outlet. Yes, I plugged into a free Level 1 charger and was able to bring my on-board battery from 10% past 50% before I left today. Awesome. I read the Code of Conduct and didn't see anything that said I couldn't. [Review 850 of 2024 - 605 in Texas - 21880 overall]