Serita the store manager told me to go in the front of the stores at 10:12 pm because the store…read morecloses at 10:30 pm. I was trying to make a final selection on something I really wanted. I will not return as the store is junky and unorganized anyway. Just to note, there were several people on the store as well. An announcement over the loud speaker would've been effective. Zero stars if I could.

I understand that people may steal at Ross. but the way I was followed by every employee at this…read morestore then the 'security guard' fr watched me check out at the front and still wanted to check my bag and receipt at the door. HE LITTERALLY watched me check out. if I could give a 0 I would fr.

Great selections and prices always positive energy and good experience! Customer service is always…read moregreat . Value and service is always great !

The manager is absolutely horrible, she doesn't care how long her customers wait.... Christmas rush…read moreand only one cashier... during the lunch hour when everyone's time is short!!

Nobody is allowed in this forest unless they have won something. But these days they give medals…read morejust for participation so I guess it's open to all now. It's actually not really got many trees... but it does have some high end stores. A fancy and small shopping center up in Cypress, far away from any of the highways, which is pretty cool. The highlight is that it has a Victoria's Secret it among other things - but the employees are some of the least friendly.

Good selection of shoes. Interesting way to try something on - scan the barcode and enjoy our size…read moreand they bring it out. Took a minute to get the system and luckily we did it on the first try or finding help would have taken awhile. Decant prices- about the same as else's.

These guys are just standing around talking, actively ignoring customers. One guy talked a lady out…read moreof buying a pair of shoes (as a gift) for her daughter. I finally just used the kiosk, 20 minutes later, they didn't have the size even though inventory appears on the kiosk. I asked for half a size smaller. 10 minutes later, they brought out the size i originally asked for but only one shoe and dissappeared. I looked around, found the 2nd shoe on display and just took it. Good grief I did not want to wait around for almost an hour to buy ~$300 worth of shoes. Do better Dicks!

Custom closets. Easy to work with sales person. Cost was a little on the high side. But well worth…read moreit. The quality of work was good.

My family and I drove nearly 40 minutes from Bridgeland--through traffic--because we had a gift…read morecard to The Container Store. We hadn't been in years, and we thought it would be a fun family trip to revisit a store we used to enjoy. When we first arrived, we were greeted warmly by the store manager, Christi, who was kind, professional, and had a genuine smile that set the right tone. The store was not busy, so it was fairly quiet, and you could easily hear my children's laughter echo through the aisles. My son is four--curious, energetic, and, like most toddlers, has a knack for exploring things he shouldn't. My one-year-old daughter giggled as he climbed into one of the large bins--yes, the sturdy, weight-bearing type designed to hold storage items. Of course, as any parent would, I told him to get out. He didn't listen immediately (because, well, he's four), but he wasn't hurting anyone or causing damage. Had anything happened, we're responsible parents and would've made it right. That's why I was completely shocked when an employee named John came marching from the opposite end of the store with a stern, unpleasant expression. Without so much as acknowledging us--the parents--he looked directly at my children and said, in a sharp tone, "Hey kids, get out of there because if you break, you buy." Then he turned and walked away. Not only was this incredibly unprofessional, it was completely inappropriate to speak to someone else's children in that manner. You don't approach toddlers with jargon they don't even understand. You address the parents first. His tone, body language, and delivery made the situation feel unnecessarily hostile and condescending--especially toward two very young kids who were simply being kids. Whether John was having a bad day or just lacks basic customer service skills, it was unacceptable. It left me embarrassed, upset, and frankly appalled that this was how a paying customer and her family were treated--especially in a store that prides itself on organization, sophistication, and service. Although Christi was not aware of what had happened during our visit, her calm and gentle spirit at checkout reminded me what great customer service should feel like. She treated us with genuine kindness and professionalism, completely unaware of the negative experience we'd just had with her employee. Unfortunately, her warmth wasn't enough to undo the damage caused by that interaction. This experience has completely changed how we view this location, and sadly, it will be the last time my family and I shop here. I sincerely hope The Container Store addresses this type of behavior and ensures no other family is ever made to feel the way we did that day.

Today was such an adventure! It took my mother and I two hours to go completely through all of the…read morevendors and all of their beautiful and unique wears! I don't think enough people know about this place, but they are soon to have a 60% off across the board for end of season sales!! This Saturday 17th and this Sunday 18th of January. They open @10AM-8PM and 11AM-6PM, respectively. There is even a shoppe by the name of: Aguivel Store that is closing their doors, everything is listed for liquidation!! Come visit them. Come visit all the vendors, we've never seen such unique and very creative hand made items all under one roof! There's something for everyone!

Love this concept - its like a crafts fair/market with lots of unique stalls all under one (air…read moreconditioned) roof. Each stall is there to explore at your own pace with no pressure from sellers; they are not present. You pick up your items and bring them to check out at the front like a regular store. Your experience here can probably vary widely depending on whatever vendors are in place at the time. I wasn't too enamored unfortunately with the selection when I went, but still love the concept and would be interested to check out the other locations around town to see what they have differently. Parking - large private lot

This rating is based off of the great service I received and not the merchandise in the store…read moretoday... I was in the area and I decided to go into Marshalls to get look for dress socks and upon going to that section I noticed they had nice designer suits, which I've never seen there before. I thought It was a great bargain once I looked at the tag price and they had my size so I snatched one up. I didn't try it on in the store ( something I never do :/ ) especially with suits, due to me knowing my size. Upon trying it on, the suit was to tight and short on the sleeves. It wasn't to big of a deal due to the fact that I just stumbled upon the suits and I was really looking for one in particular. I am convinced that Marshalls, TJ Maxx, and Ross sell material that didn't pass the quality check at the manufacturers, but are still saleable at a reduced price. That suit felt like it was 2 sizes to small and 2-3 inches short in length. I'll just stick to getting socks and other accessories and buy suits from suit retailers.

This is one of my favorite Marshall's. Not all of them are…read moregreat though. The selection of clothes rotates very quickly! So if you see something you "Might" want buy it right then because it probably won't be there later. I bought a cute Michael Kors summer dress regularly price $189.99 for $29.99!!!!!! I also found a blue and white jumper on clearance for $15.00. Of course I bought that too. It was regular price $99. I love a great bargain.