While reading through the latest edition of Papercity, I saw an article about the recently opened…read moreWOW, Washington Avenue on Westcott. It is a green space with a metal Light garden brought to us by sculptor Tim Glover. The project has began well over 14 years ago and is finally almost at it's completion. The space itself is a bit underwhelming considering the funding and time that has gone into this project. But I guess plans and projects like this has a lot of red tape to go through. But overall, it was just way too small, I was expecting to be WOWed, but I was like meh. The lights at night are cool, but not mind blowing. Glad we have stuff like this in Houston, but was hoping for more. Also btw the yelp maps is wrong, it is actually at the roundabout off washington right when it hits westcott, not at I-10.

WOW is kinda right if you only mean Westcott on Washington. I personally think this roundabout is…read morethe circle of hell. I have spent many an evening circling it asking myself why I had missed Westcott... oh wrong turn. Go back and make some three sixties. These upside down legs for a side table / sculpture will now direct you to Westcott to Memorial to 610. YAY. I don't need your stinkin street sign! But at (what I've heard from David N) a $2.6 mil price tag? Maybe just put in a street sign next time. Not quite sure why this location deserves this type of attention.

I lived in KATY over 20 years. I moved here from New Orleans. It's been a lot of changes since I've…read moregot here. It has really grown tremendously. There are restaurants, movie theaters, shopping, entertainment, venues, etc. You really don't have to leave KATY to do much of anything. Everything that you may need is here I can remember when Mason Road had no businesses from I 10 to Morton Ranch and now it's grown and businesses on both sides that been developed. At the time when I moved here Martin ranch stopped at Mason Road. It didn't go all the way through like I did now that was a great improvement. Also 99 stopped at I10 and now it goes almost around the whole city. You will enjoy your time here when you visit or if you live here.

8.21.23 In Katy today. Came to Katy to go to the doctor…read more The City of Katy has really grown! I remember when there was no Grand Parkway just beautiful pine trees and cows grazing. Now all that's gone and there is restaurants, grocery stores, Walmart, tons of shopping, water parks, doctors offices etc... I don't mind shopping and restaurants but let's leave the old trees.

I'm sure I have reviewed Texas but it's missing. How can something as big as Texas be missing?…read more I have included a few photos of my recent jaunt around the southwest part of of my great home state. This was the first time since childhood I've traveled to the far southwest reaches of my great State. I must say,I was shocked at how diverse and beautiful it is. Really glad I made one more trip out here. Best time for you to visit is Oct-Dec or March- April . Otherwise...hey it's a desert. Enjoy these last few photos and I'll have a new Texas adventure coming soon!

It would be 2 stars but their recent decision on lack of body autonomy has changed my mind. My…read moremedical decisions are a private matter and not for public debate. I've been twice in the last 5 years, both times to Dallas. Although the aquarium is amazing, there is nothing to do if 6 flags isn't open yet. The Kennedy site is really just stand and look unless you want to pay exorbitant prices to go to the top of the book depository. The hotel the second time was absolutely terrible and although I reached out to their corporate office, nothing came of it. We checked in within a few days of their terrible grid going down and even received messages from the hotel advising we may not have a room because of all of the displaced persons. I even got a toll bill from the Northwest parkway I think but can't remember even seeing the signs. $25 for 10 miles of highway is more expensive than 10 miles on the NJ Parkway and that's saying something. Been to the Cadillac Ranch twice and The Big Texan. The Big Texan in March wasn't following covid protocol. Amarillo is mostly dumpy. I hear the gulf coast has oil sheen because of the offshore drilling. I have included a few pictures as proof that I was in fact in Texas earlier this year. I can provide more if necessary. PS- Whataburger isn't what it's worth the hype. In N Out is way better

This area is North what I was expecting. When I saw how lovely it is up here, I Side deeply and…read moredecided to write a good review about it. The Northside of Houston is magical, and I don't mean in terms of traffic or crime, but I do mean in terms of food and culture, as it is one of the most heavily Hispanic neighbourhoods, and in other parts it's one of the most African-American parts of Houston. And so the culture and food in all of these areas is rich and amazing, even as the demographics are poor, and the highway through here - Interstate 45 - is truly and statistically a death trap. Dallas and Houston nothing alike. HOU has more in common with Queens (NYC) and L.A. than Dallas. It is criminally underrated, nearly as pretty as San Antonio, way cooler than Austin and Dallas. One of the most ethnically diverse, exciting cities in the world. With the food to prove it. For this reason we come up here whenever we can and these are some of the food highlights: These on the North Side: Tostada Regia - mole w pechuga, salsas, everything Asia Market Thai Lao - Green or Massaman Curry with Shrimp or Veggies, Thai Hot, Thai Iced Tea or Lime Thai Iced Tea. El Bolillo - warm Bolillos Tacos La Bala - Torta de Cochinita Pibil, Charro Beans, Gordita de Trompo Angie's - chicken fried steak, chicken & dumplings Taconazo Truck - Asada tacos and Charro Beans. Cocina Latina Pupusa Buffet - pupusas, tamales El Pibe - paletas Mighty Sweet Mini Pies And the rest of the list: Top 10 Himalaya - hara masala, rocket naan, boti Peri Peri Factory - inferno chicken Darband - #6 Hunan Bistro - Lamb Cumin, Hot N Spicy Chicken (Dry), and the Sizzling Tofu Seafood (ask for it spicy). Banana Leaf - Char Kway Tow, Belacan Fried Rice (both extra spicy) Tofu Village - Yuk Gae Jang (extra spicy) Zydeco - crawfish etoufee, gumbo Hot Bagel Shop - jalapeno sausage, everything bagel Nguyen Ngo Banh Mi on warm Croissant Yori Yori - Yuk Gae Jang, Soon Du Bu (seafood), Kung Fu Tea is here too! Les Givrals - Banh Mi Spring Roll Express - crispy pork banh mi, spring rolls Nara Express - panang curry, green curry, thai basil fried rice Ramen Okidoki - lim's fried chicken spicy Lankford Grocery - burger Xin Jiang - lamb cumin Pollo Bravo Ekko's - gyros Gyros & Shish - gyros Doumar's - gyros Lee's Sandwiches - viet iced coffee East Wall - flat noodles w chicken, snow pea leaves spicy Fufu - fried rice w salt fish and shrimp, open til 2am Bijan - persian Los Perros - chicken kebab skewer Triple J Smokehouse - bbq Killen's - rib Luigi's - slices Salata - cleanse with salad Dessert: Nu Ice or Nu Cafe (ribbon ice) Shipley - only when hot Coco & Cane Boba: TeaFix - the best viet coffee ever Feng Cha - dirty boba and cakes and kiwi Presotea - milk tea Mr Wish - fiber jelly drinks and wish special and waffle cakes w custard! Fuji Tea - Assam milk tea Yum Cha - best kiwi and other fruit drinks Purple Kow - milk teas and fruit teas! only location outside SF Someday I might buy a "Hous" in Houston. It's where the TV show "Hous" was filmed. It was also the setting for the movies "Hou Framed Roger Rabbit", "Hous That Girl?" and "Hous Of 1,000 Corpses."

North what I was expecting…read more North Houston is a land that I don't venture to very often. It's pretty built up, somewhat lower income compared to West Houston, parts of it anyway, and has a lot of people. When we come to this part of town, it usually is to try some of the great food, such as the Latin foods, and there's a lot of great African-American Foods in the Northeast portion (such as Burns BBQ), and then if you go a little further north into the Spring area you can get some good Vietnamese places, good Boba and whatnot. Cypress and Woodlands are bougie areas, but they have a few treats in them too. And there's some good stuff over towards the Northwest as well, including some wonderful Latin and Korean areas. I don't love the traffic on the highways during the weekdays up here - especially on 45, and parts of 610, but generally it's cool - and one of our favourite Thai restaurants is up this way as well. The one problem is that the Heights (where Barbi lived for years) are creeping up into other neighbourhoods and starting to expand, which means the rich people (of the Heights) are pushing northwards, and they're also pushing Southwards from the Woodlands, so before you know it this whole entire massive portion of Houston might be gentrified, and I will be sad. But that's the way it goes. Houston is one of my favourite cities in the world. It's the 4th city in the country, the true capital of the south (sorry Dallas, sorry Atlanta, sorrynotsorry Austin). Its food and the thrill of living here is comparable to the other 3 great cities in the US (NYC LA CHI). When on the Northside, try Tostada Regia on Airline, try Asia Market Thai Lao on Main (not the other one), and try El Bolillo. Here are some more local greats to eat and drink: A 5 star city, and so, so unfairly maligned. Food paradise. Ethnic melting pot. For example: Top 10 Himalaya - hara masala, rocket naan, boti Peri Peri Factory - inferno chicken Tostada Regia - mole w pechuga, salsas, everything Darband - #6 Hunan Bistro - Lamb Cumin, Hot N Spicy Chicken (Dry), and the Sizzling Tofu Seafood (ask for it spicy). Banana Leaf - Char Kway Tow, Belacan Fried Rice (both extra spicy) Tofu Village - Yuk Gae Jang (extra spicy) Asia Market Thai Lao - Green or Massaman Curry with Shrimp or Veggies, Thai Hot, Thai Iced Tea or Lime Thai Iced Tea. Zydeco - crawfish etoufee, gumbo Hot Bagel Shop - jalapeno sausage, everything bagel Tacos La Bala (Bellaire Blvd) - Torta de Cochinita Pibil, Charro Beans, Gordita de Trompo Nguyen Ngo Banh Mi on warm Croissant Yori Yori - Yuk Gae Jang, Soon Du Bu (seafood), Kung Fu Tea is here too! Les Givrals - Banh Mi Mai Colachi - Karahi Spring Roll Express - crispy pork banh mi, spring rolls Nara Express - panang curry, green curry, thai basil fried rice Ramen Okidoki - lim's fried chicken spicy Angie's - chicken fried steak Lankford Grocery - burger El Bolillo - warm Bolillos Xin Jiang - lamb cumin Pollo Bravo Taconazo Truck - Asada tacos and Charro Beans. Cocina Latina Pupusa Buffet - pupusas, tamales Ekko's - gyros Gyros & Shish - gyros Doumar's - gyros Lee's Sandwiches - viet iced coffee East Wall - flat noodles w chicken, snow pea leaves spicy Fufu - fried rice w salt fish and shrimp, open til 2am Bijan - persian Tasty Ko - korean Los Perros - chicken kebab skewer Triple J Smokehouse - bbq Killen's - rib Luigi's - slices Salata - cleanse with salad Dessert: Nu Ice or Nu Cafe (ribbon ice) El Pibe - paletas Shipley - only when hot Mighty Sweet Mini Pies Coco & Cane Boba: Feng Cha - best boba and cakes Yum Cha - best kiwi and other fruit drinks JTea - Thai Green Milk Tea with Milk Jelly Mr Wish - fiber jelly drinks and wish special and waffle cakes w custard! Modern Tea - creme brulee! Purple Kow - milk teas and fruit teas! only location outside SF As an added note, there's now a Blink Fitness on the Northside, opening soon after this review is being posted.

Came in to apply for a Passport Card…read more Only to find there application and The Postoffice application are different, Birth Certificate required for US Citizens. And check or Money order to pay fees. Clean, Busy and lots of Parking.

It's a Tax Office. Your not here for the fun of it. I was here because I had a registration block…read moreand my tags have been expired for a year (don't be like me) I was expecting to have the world's longest wait as I came in on a Tuesday at the beginning of the month around 1pm. I grabbed my number and got myself situated expecting to be there intill closed like I have before at the Harris County location in Baytown. As soon as I closed my eyes, I herd my number get called. I jumped up grabbing my phone thinking it was already 3pm but nope, 1:20 and they were waiting for me. Within 5 minutes at the window with the friendly attendant and $75ish bucks later, I was legal again! If you don't want to renew your registration at the tax office, just don't be like me and pay your tolls so that you can either register online or at HEB.

This address was the office of State Senator Rodney Ellis of District 13 up till November 2017,…read morebefore I became politically aware. Yes, his office was at Saigon Houston Plaza for many years. Thanks to a Yelper friend tipped me where to locate these pages. Many years ago, Yelp adds biz pages by bulk entry. So, you get to check in at many State of Texas around Texas until someone changes the name. Just don't mess with Texas. State of Texas is not closed.

Super fast friendly service from this location. Clean and…read moreplenty of parking. Can even pay cash if want to and save 10% on HCTRA toll roads .

Five years ago, I was in this store and vowed never to go again because of the extreme rudeness of…read morethe employees. But I recently bought a new car and had to go in, and the first person at the door was Luis Geraldo! A charming and enthusiastic man who was warm and caring. He helped me from beginning to end and made this process so wonderful that I could not wait to write this! It was also after lunch, a time when one might be tired of dealing with people, but he was not. He was STELLAR! If anyone goes to the Beltway 8 EzTag Store, you must ask for Luis Geraldo! He will make your day! I am thrilled to write this review for Luis Geraldo. He is a truly outstanding employee who went above and beyond to provide exceptional customer service. His positive energy and genuine kindness completely transformed my experience. Luis listened to my needs, answered all of my questions with patience and clarity, and guided me through the entire process with a smile. I am so grateful for his help and his fantastic attitude. He is a true asset to the company, and I will be sure to return to this location for all of my future needs, as long as Luis is there to help!