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 easily my favorite spot in Chinatown. Honestly, if you can't find something to eat or do…read morehere, you aren't looking. It's a massive two-story complex and the variety is just insane--you have everything from high-end ramen and spicy Sichuan spots to bubble tea shops on basically every corner. It's not just food, either. You can spend hours wandering through the different stores, checking out the boutiques, or hitting up the grocery store. It's got such a great energy, especially on the weekends.

We are lucky to have Dun Huang Plaza 敦煌廣場 in Houston Chinatown. It sets the center stage for all…read moreactivities from sunrise to late night (like 2 am). It has over 2 dozen of dessert restaurants, over 3 dozen of dine-in restaurants, and several dozens of other businesses. You can stay here all weekend long to do your shopping, eating and much more. No wonder Houstonians called this as The Chinatown. I have been here over thousands of times to explore opportunities to promote Chinatown. (no I don't check in as it is not my thing on Yelp) Check out the Dun Huang Plaza photos I added at https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dun-huang-plaza-houston?userid=jwPVqdHpVHCBfAe4pZBbgA

6.25.22 Love the shopping area - but the parking is a…read morenightmare. The shops are very well kept. They look so inviting and I love the great plants outside a lot of the stores. It make the area so beautiful. It is easier if you just park your car and walk to all the shops.

It's a very fancy place to shop. I only been Highland Village few times because I don't like…read morerailroad tracks and waiting for train to go pass. Parking is a bit hassle. Every other stall says pick up. Not sure if the stall next to it need to be empty, so whatever you're picking up can be loaded. The mall is all exterior. There's a parking garage hidden behind PF Chang's restaurant. It's more festive during the holidays. I think I'll be back to visit some fancy stores when the weather gets cooler.

Beautiful little old-school shopping mall on the edge of River Oaks that is just so enjoyable. The…read moreheart of Houston. Luvz.

Love the Barnes and Noble here, and the pet clinic, they've both been a huge help to me in the past.read more

Highly recommend coming to visit for the beautiful skyline backdrop! Make sure you're ready to walk…read moreup a flight of stairs or opt for the elevator! ;) Everyone who comes to visit Houston should visit! Several eateries, little shops, and rooftop seatings.

Went to ElTiempo for dinner before a comedy show…read more Lots of quick to order food. Too bad they want $12 to check out the roof.

The Bellaire Triangle Shopping Center just got a makeover and it looks amazing! Lots of fun things…read moreare on the way--new restaurants, beauty spots, urgent care, and more. Love seeing this historic center full of life again. I feel like it will soon become a very popular area for shopping and dining.

I will try to give you a *right angle* on the triangle, which is a set of stores and businesses…read morethat circled their wagons and face the surrounding streets. It's nondescript, with some wear evident in most of the buildings. Interestingly, it divides Bellaire generally as follows: Commercial to the North of it, Hispanic to the West, and well-to-do homes to the South (the triangle's "High-pot-in-use" only occurs occasionally, when students from the high school much further south park in the lot at night). Opened in February 1959, and the basic sign is still in place. This shopping center history is somewhat like that of the Bermuda Triangle, with regard to disappearing things - shops in this case. But unlike Bermuda Triangle, this one is safer, since it is surrounded by donut shops (shaped like life preservers). History: http://blog.chron.com/bayoucityhistory/2010/01/bellaire-triangle-shopping-center/ Some store histories: Bellaire Coffee shop ( a real coffee shop from a time warp to an original location of One's a Meal) Jeanne's Rock Shop ... store disappeared, but rocks can still be bought from Jeanne on-line CVS formerly Eckerd's formerly Madings Rexall Drugs Ninfas, now Carmelitas Ghost stores: One's a Meal, Grif's burgers So, pass this triangle with caution, or you, too, may disappear... or at least have *acute* pain (you did pass Geometry in school, right?)

My 2nd visit here was better than the first. I knew exactly where to park. I didn't feel…read moreunsafe/targeted this time around.

We went on a Sunday and they were having a Halloween celebration so it was super busy upstairs. I…read moreloved the old school mall atmosphere and variety of options. We stopped at a perfume stand (where my friend gets all her perfumes) and the stand owner was very kind and helped us choose the scent we were looking for. We also checked out the food court and probably got the best chips and salsas and pupusas I've ever had and the a western wear/boot store. The boots were high quality and sourced from Mexico which was super cool! Next time I go definitely want to explore more.

In addition to be an excellent place to shop and eat, the River Oaks District puts on some fabulous…read moreevents in their square. The district hires out district specific restaurants to help cater to the districts needs and they put that pack into the local community that supports them throughout the year. Their service was impressive, very detailed and thorough. They are predominantly known for their fashion so while there, several district specific brands had their models walk out amongst the people and showcase their outfits. The value is up there in price... we are talking the $$$-$$$$. Parking: paid street parking, free retail garage parking. Shops: most of the luxury name brands you can dream of, are stationed in this district so if you plan to treat yourself, this is the place to do it.

Absolutely love this beautiful shopping area for gelato, yoga courtesy of Equinox gym and fun…read morepop-ups. Tonight they even have some free Navigator test drives with gift cards if you drive 1 of their cars. So fun and a little everything for everyone. Friendly and safe area. Plenty of parking in garage. There are some high-end stores so be prepared .