New owner alert!!! I, like many others, have been turned off from visiting this bookstore in the…read morepast, but the new owners are fantastic and have knocked it out of the park with what they've done with the place so far. Warm, welcoming, and helpful customer service. Solid selection of different genres. Nice interior and decor, and even some seating and a place to read and hang out.

Overpriced. NOT 'quarter price' at all. At all, at all…read more Dusty. Smells. Cramped. Poorly handwritten signs everywhere. Poor selection in each of 9-10 genres that interests me. Didn't bother greeting us... Unless you're specifically looking for a specific edition of something written in say, the 50s, I'd say don't bother.

Joystix is a pinball and arcade dealer with an incredible showroom full of both classic and modern…read moremachines. A lot of people think it's a public arcade. There are numerous signs clearly displayed letting people know it is not in fact an arcade. Even the company's voicemail message makes it clear. Joystix Classic Games & Pinballs is actually a working showroom that opens once a month for Pac-Man Fever Night, when every game is set to free play. It's one of the most fun and unique experiences in Houston. We hosted my wife's birthday party here, and it was fantastic. Renting the space was simple, the staff was awesome, and having the 1820 Lounge next door made it the perfect setup for a group celebration. Everyone had an amazing time. I highly recommend booking the showroom for events, you will not be disappointed. The owner is Charlie, he is outstanding. He is friendly, passionate, and deeply knowledgeable about pinball and arcade history. You can tell he truly cares about preserving the hobby and sharing it with others. He takes care of his customers and is very courteous to those who are considering a purchase. If you love pinball, classic arcades, or just want to do something different, Joystix is a must-visit Houston gem.

GAMES. I was supposed to interact with a party but instead I played Mario Kart for 2 hours. Lovely…read moreplace and nice bar. Tonsssss of pinball and arcades.

Lots of students forget that the Bookstore but they sell more than just books…read more They also sell food/snack, earphones and some electronics, software (limited), drinks, school supplies and even HCC T-shirts and sweaters. Their hours are not consistent so call before you come unless you're on campus already. It's located on the first floor of the Angela Morales building.

This is my go-to if I need my turntable. The record and CD selection is wide and well-priced in a…read morestrip centre in EADO plentiful and easy.A first choice

THEY WILL LOWBALL YOU. if you're looking to sell a record player please don't consider this place…read moreas an option I brought mine in and he offered me 50 dollars for a 500 dollar player. And of course the ones in lesser conditions are being sold for 350-400 in his store it's pretty obvious as a money grab

Popped in to Barnes and noble while in the river oaks area and after a facial. Felt great to be…read moreback in a Barnes and noble! Browsed for a bit through the books before taking some time at the cafe to do some work. Their book selection is massive from upstairs and downstairs to the kind staff I highly recommend

Huge selection of books, comics and manga to choose from, also a lot of collectible items…read more Great price on different articles for artists. Service was ok since it's a library and workers let you walk around the store with liberty but there's always someone close in case you need help. In my case I don't like to be asked too many times if I need help :) Really quiet place to enjoy a good book.

Pistachios at POST Houston is definitely worth a stop, especially if you're a pistachio lover! I…read moretried their pistachio latte and really enjoyed the creamy, nutty flavor. It feels like a fun change from your usual coffee order and makes for the perfect little treat while exploring everything POST Houston has to offer. One thing I love is that you have options. You can get the pistachio drink as a classic latte or go for the matcha version if that's more your style. Either way, that pistachio flavor makes the drink feel a little more special and unique. Don't skip the pastry case either! They have a selection of pastries that pair perfectly with your drink, whether you're stopping in for a quick coffee break or want to sit down and enjoy something sweet. The shop is a great addition to a day at POST Houston. Grab your latte and a pastry, then walk around and explore the rest of the space. If you're already visiting POST for an event like Coffee & Cars, this is an easy stop to add to your day. Overall, Pistachios is a cute Houston coffee spot with delicious drinks, tasty pastries, and plenty of pistachio goodness. Definitely add it to your list!

The best part of POST Houston for me is the history behind the building. Knowing the history of the…read morespace adds a lot more character and appreciation to the experience than simply looking at it as another food hall or entertainment venue. The building itself has a large, open industrial style interior with plenty of natural light, which gives the space a distinctive feel. There is a lot of room to walk around and explore and since it wasn't particularly busy during our visit, we were able to take our time looking through everything without feeling rushed. There weren't any events happening while we were there, so the overall atmosphere was fairly quiet. I could see the appeal of coming back when there is an event happening, as I imagine the space has a much livelier energy when it's being used for its full range of activities. We primarily went to check out the POST Market, which has a food court style setup with different cuisines and food options. (I'll be reviewing each of the places we tried separately.) The selection was varied, although I wouldn't describe it as particularly extensive. Unfortunately, the food experiences we had were consistently overpriced and underwhelming, which made the overall trip feel fairly uneventful. This was probably one of the more disappointing aspects of the visit. Considering the market wasn't particularly busy when we went, I was surprised by how many tables were sticky or visibly dirty. The washrooms were also in fairly rough shape and could have used more attention. The condition of the common areas was noticeably below what I would have expected from a venue of this size. Parking was convenient and free for the first hour, with charges of $6 applying after that. Overall, POST Houston was a pretty average experience for me. The history and character of the building, along with its open industrial design and natural light, are what stood out most positively. Based on our experience, I wouldn't make a trip back specifically for the POST Market. That said, I'd be interested in coming back for an event to see how different the atmosphere is when the space is busier and there is more happening. Hopefully, more businesses continue to move into the space as well, giving people more options for shopping and dining and creating a livelier overall experience.

Carina was amazing! Helped me order just what I was looking for! A beautiful wedding bible for my…read moreson!

This little shop has everything for believers. Catholic mostly, but fun stuff. This year I bought…read morestocking stuffers here and it was a great idea!

We were visiting family in Houston and wanted to find a vinyl record store. Sig's was the 1st one…read moreto come up on my search and my oh my, were we surprised!!! This place was freaking amazing!! Every genre you can imagine is in this cool place!!! Very reasonable prices and knowledgeable staff! If you want to find vinyl, this is the place to go! You won't be disappointed!!!!

Probably the best spot inside the loop for any and all your vinyl needs…read more The shop smells of incense and nostalgia, the kind that transports you back to a friend's bedroom or a mall food court, dreaming of a future without a care in the world. Sig's selection is wide and they have crate after crate filled with alphabetically arranged records from all musical genres. The upstairs is a cool, attic-style loft dedicated to true oldies. I didn't spot an elevator, so fair warning to those with vintage knees like myself. There's street parking and you can pull up right in front of the shop. The records at Sig's aren't cheap, but you aren't just buying music, you're buying into Houston's storied sound.

So the service is fine , the selection is okay lots of good comics that are nicely price , however…read moretheir figurines and stuff animal plushies are highly over expensive. One figurine that I want they are charging 140.00 for it , where online and other shops it's literally 40 dollars , a stuffed chuckie doll that's not even like a real good guy doll just a weird looking knock off Chucky doll is 80 dollars ? The Funko pops had a good selection but all priced at 17 dollars some of them are worth that but not every one of them. It's a cute store just not something I'll come back too . But thank you for having me .

Service is great and they have explained everything i need to know plus more information than i…read moreneeded