Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Wide selection of pens, which you can try out for yourself before…read moreyou buy them. They had a couple field notes, but not too much. Overall a great place that I'll go again in the future. I picked up a LAMY pen, 2 packs of field notes, and a pocket notebook and stickers.

They have very good customer service. Everyone was helpful. They have an extensive pen selectionread more

You know how's there's that one rap song about a Gangsta's Paradise? This, similar to that song, is…read morea writer's paradise. Firstly, they have many pens that you can pick from. You want a cute panda pen? They have it l. A more smooth to the touch ballpoint pen? They have it. A professional, power through pen? They have that! They also have very large variety of notebooks, mugs, magnets, and anything else that a writer can add to their collection. Overall, it's a fun shop to browse through, if you are a fan of paper and pen.

Fun store, everything from socks to stationery to notebooks, bowls, cups. Extremely friendly and…read morenice cashier. Wish I'd gotten her name but she was great.

The best artist made cards and gifts, many Houston themed pictures and stickers. Support a great…read morelocal store.

Outstanding Houston themed collection of cards. Definitely worth a regular visit for special…read moreoccasions.

I quickly stepped into TX Art Supply with my sister. They were just on the cusp of closing when my…read moresister wanted to browse around for ideas. I had never been inside the store that I frequently passed while driving. As we walked in, we were immediately greeted by one of the cashiers. I would have thought, she may have been frustrated by our late arrival. Thankfully, not. There are a vast selection of paints, putty, paint brushes, solution to clean brushes, books on how to draw faces, anime characters, and stencils to help create the perfect shape, size, and theme. Seeing the stencils reminded me of kindergarten and elementary school arts and crafts. All kinds of colorful wallpaper art. I think I spotted 10 different kinds of sketch pads for whatever art you wanted to make including custom comic books or for manga. My sister was happily assisted by, "Birthday Boy", Rodney. Him and my sister spoke for 30 minutes about the difference between watercolor, acrylic, and another method of paint. Rodney was giving my sister a lecture that she appreciated. He showed her recommendations on what travel kits to purchase and what he would use. My sister said that she really liked how thorough he was and that he knew what he was talking about. I enjoyed that he was personable and funny. The supplies in the ranges from $1 and up with plenty of brands to choose from. They even have an upstairs section. It's a pretty cool store! My sister plans on visiting again tomorrow to reboot her hobby in art.

Visited here while in Texas! Great art supply store, something for everyone. The staff was very…read morehelpful and knowledgeable. The prices were on par with other art supply shops. I highly recommend. I found all the watercolor items I needed.

In preparation for a nice gift presentation at work, I wanted something nicer than a cheap gift bag…read moreand card from the corner stores. Hallmark popped into my mind and I utilized this location in Pearland. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by all the nice ladies working inside. I must have looked lost because they came and assisted me in finding the best packaging for my gift. They even offered to put it all together for me because me and tissue paper don't mix. I loved how they went above and beyond. Customer service alone will have me coming back here for all my gifting needs.

I stopped in the store to pick up one ornament and ended up leaving with so many Christmas gifts!…read moreThis is definitely one of the best Hallmark stores I've visited in recent years. It is jampacked with so many gift items that are conveniently organized - there was a whole section specifically for men and another section for children and another section for Taylor Swift fans, etc. etc. While it may be hard to navigate the store with small kids and a stroller (lots of breakables and the store does not have wide aisles), I was so happy about what a fantastic gift shop this was!

There seem to be only 2 people to help everyone in the whole store. 20 min wait to check outread more

They need to be called "Bad attitude " Depot not Office Depot. The managers are way too…read moreunwelcoming , rude , snobby & disrespectful in their own subtle way. I hate this location. They're the worst! I'm going elsewhere from now on. They're ridiculous.

Hours are wrong for Sunday. They close at 6p. Drive over here for valentines and could t get the…read morewoman inside to even make eye contact with me. Love this for them and me. I'll just order off Amazon.

I really like Hallmark stores, but I felt discriminated against at this location…read more I entered the store and had Japanese comic books and a box of Pokémon cards in my hand from another store, clearly these are not items hallmark sells. A Caucasian older woman who worked there on a Saturday afternoon approached me and said that she's going to hold on to my items. She did not state a reason or policy for why she had to do that, and I didn't feel comfortable with that idea, but before I could say anything she had already reached out for my items in my hand and walked away to place them behind the register. Within that same interaction, she ushered me towards the clearance section of the store, and sort of left me there. I had no desire to look at the things in the clearance section, and at this point I'm feeling annoyed. Why not ask me if there was something in particular that I'm looking for? I actually was there for a certain item, and could have used the help. I walked around the store for another 5 minutes, but could not stay longer because our interaction did not sit well with me. I honestly felt disgusted. When I went to the counter to get my items back, she told me the reason why she took them up. She believed the items I had at my possession were from her hallmark store, and later realized they were from another store (my receipt was clearly visible in the book). My question is, if she thought I was holding merchandise from her store , why not offer me a small shopping basket instead of taking up the items? There were lots of them at the front of the store that she could have offered me. Hypothetically, lets say that I did have items from the hallmark store in my hands, why can't I hold on to them as I continue shopping? Another thing was that bothered me was how she clearly inspected my things as she walked away with them. Why not give them back immediately if she knew they weren't from her store? Why assume that my shopping experience should begin at the clearance aisle? Anyways, I will not be going back to this hallmark location. But if anyone reads this, please beware of this particular staff member that might be watching and judging you. And if you are this staff member that's reading this, shame on you.

Obsessed with this store! Such an amazing selection of gifts. You can literally find something for…read moreeveryone in this one store. From the best selection of mahjong gear to an incredible selection of Mackenzie Childs to such a beautifully curated assortment of jewelry - they have it all. I got my favorite necklace there! The people that work there are so kind and helpful. I never write reviews, but I had to for this store!!

They are really nice and have a lot of MacKenzie-Child pieces and children's toys. They have a good…read morechoice of Mayleg.