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.

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!!!

From the owner: A Regency Centers Place. Featuring your favorite mix of shopping, dining, and personal services in…read moreSugar Land!

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.

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.

Cheryl Burke owns it. Well, she doesn't, but if she did, I'd be more likely to shop here…read more Nothing really bad to say about a Burke's Outlet, and we've had some pretty good experiences here. Think of it as a TJ Maxx, or a Marshalls/Homegoods. Not bad at all. They do have slightly better prices than most, as you would expect from an outlet, and Barbi is a fan of the store, and that's why I bring her here whenever we have time and she sees one, and she told me that it's at least three star location, but that since they were pretty friendly with her she wants me to go with four. Yes I was in here too and yes I paid, but she's a more attentive shopper than me and she's 99% of the reason we come here, so she's a better person to judge.

We love searching for great finds at Ross. We find items typically hit or miss. We either find a…read morecart-full of us or maybe one thing (or nothing). I don't recall this store being messy, so that's a good thing. The shoes were a bit disappointing on this visit but again, seems hit or miss. One of our kids found a toy they wanted. Personally $20 seemed on the high side for it but they had the $ for it so they got it. Th line wasn't terribly long. Like usual, one 1 or maybe 2 lines were open. At least the cashier was friendly today.

Full line of people waiting to pay. One attendant. Asked if the other 3 Ross workers standing…read morearound could help.. Was told she was sending one home and one on break...at 6:30pm... I guess the 8 of us in line can wait. Had I not been returning something I would've just left.

In town visiting and needed to visit another location for one of my favorite stores. I was…read morepleasantly surprised when I arrived at Meyerland Plaza. A mix of affordable, everyday brands with some more higher priced brands and restaurants. The entire family can shop in the Plaza. I did however find the Ross to be quite paltry given the size and location of the plaza.

It is a plaza doing business here…read more No need to wallow in the Meyer...land. This is a massive shopping mall with a lot of great stores. Meyerland has become a regular destination for us even though it's a little bit low rent and a little bit rough around here, however this new plaza looks shiny and new and posh. It's an adaptation of the old plaza, but a very good one. There are some great new stores, and it's been remodeled, and there's a lot of good reasons to come here, such as the Ross and especially the JoAnn which Barbi loves. Not owned by Russ Meyer or Quag Meyer.

Either it's a town, or a ship. So what the f*** is a Township? Don't ask me…read more As for this large, fancy strip mall. It has KFT in it, what more do you need to know? A typical suburban mall experience. But with added yummy bubble tea. It's big and bougie with a whole lot of parking and some really cool stuff like Kung Fu Tea hidden amongst the chains and the typical Suburban hell.

Love this store -stock levels could be better but they have plenty of shoes! The one in galleria is…read morethe best one but the sugarland one is second.

I came here looking for a tuxedo shirt for an upcoming gala. I saw the one I wanted online, but…read morethey didn't have it in the store. However, the sales associates happily helped me search for it until we finally gave up. I then started looking for a large black bow tie, but they didn't have that either. The assortment of apparel on the men's side is good, but I wish they carried a couple more items. The service is great tho. Everyone from the sales associates to the cashiers were friendly and helpful. I ended up buying some socks and underwear which were at a great price. I saved about 30-40% of the original cost of the items. I'll come back again in the future when I have the time to really sort through the stacks.

Holy smokes, this Costco Business Center is huge - and that's saying a lot considering the normal…read moreCostco locations are quite large as well. If you go during the day on a weekday (take a day off or go during your lunch break) it's actually quite relaxed and not too crowded. The items they have for sale are similar but not exactly the same as the stuff they have in your local Costco. Also most of the items are "full price" meaning still much cheaper than other retailers, and they have a smattering of items on sale with a coupon or marked $X.97 which basically means it's a freaking good deal. The way the meat and produce section is interesting. They store the meat and veggies in this huge refrigerated room in the back of the store. If you get cold easily, you want to put on a jacket just for this experience. Lastly, the service is the same (pretty friendly staff) and the facility is just amazingly huge and very clean - what you would expect from Costco. If you find yourself in the Stafford area, check this place out. And if you miss the normal Costco feel, there's one in Sugar Land not too far from Stafford.

Eric Garcia is the best employee here. He was very helpful. Due to my disability, he was able to…read morehelp me to put things into my basket. The most hidden Costco in Houston and it's greater area. Yes, it is not a normal Costco as the target customers is really small business owner to buy supplies for their business. But your regular Costco membership can get you in like a regular Costco, but last crowded on a weekend. The other difference is that there is no food court, they do not sell TV or other home appliance here. Some of the food stuff are in individual packaging for resale purpose. They also do not have the rotisserie chicken here. But the fact that it is less crowded and I still can get my milk and eggs and other food here, I would rather come here to do my Costco shopping.