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7 years ago
Great place to reserve for a function. The pricing is unbelievable and the facility is super clean. The owners are beyond friendly and helpful. read more
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7031 W Fuqua St
Missouri City, TX 77489
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Can we please start with how gorgeous the Community Center is?! Wow! If we lived in the area I'd…read moretotally host events here! We were in town for a family celebration and I about gasped when we drove up. Let's be real, the average "community center" is in need of a hard remodel and hardly multi-functional. Missouri City's community center however, checks all the boxes..shout out to the design team! The beautiful open space is the perfect canvas for literally any time of event. I loved the trendy, art deco feel with a strong "ode to Texas." The staff were accommodating, bathroom facilities on point and again the space was absolutely gorgeous. Photo Op x 10! Great job, Missouri City!
Set up for wedding reception
I just visited this community center in order to vote for the candidates in the 2023 election…read more There were a lot of parking spots. It was easy for me to park. I was expecting a lot of people and long lines. To my surprise, it was so empty that I did not have to wait. The voting process was so smooth. The people were so helpful. The community center was a center of Democracy. Democracy forever!
Bayland Community Center is locates in the middle of Bayland Park and it is located in precinct 3…read moreof Harris County. It has many entrances to get here. But the closest one is Bayland Park Drive or Dunlap Street. I often get confused with Burnett-Bayland Community Center, which is 3 miles away on Chimney Rock. I believe Bayland Community Center is one of the largest in the area because I've never seen a community center this busy. If you look at the group calendar online, we can see it's filled with meetings from Monday to Friday. No wonder this is one popular early election site. The polling entrance is near Bayland Geriatric Health Center. There are many parking stalls. I don't think you have trouble finding one. Parking lots are in front, back, side and across streets in the sports arena and etc.
Smaller parking area
This is a very convenient and well sized community center. It is free for those that stay in that…read morecommunity. When we were there this month, It had about 2 foldable tables and one non foldable narrow table. A lot of chairs and two love seat couches with tropical themed throw cushions. There was also one tv but we didn't check if it worked. I'm so glad it has two and not one restroom. The patio is really nice and spacious but unfortunately it rained the day we were there.
I live in the neighborhood and was considering doing classes here but my first impression was…read morepretty disappointing. Came to pick up a family friend from camp with my own newborn and toddler in tow. After waiting in the carpool line I pulled up and proceeded to load them In. A young lady told me I can't stop but to just be quick so I continued. I'm not sure how you safely put kids in the car without stopping, so i didn't realize this was problematic. The next lady that approached me was extremely rude yelling at me that I can't do this and she's going to report it. I let them know I don't the system, but if they tell me a better option I would be happy to do it. There was no reason to be that rude. Politely offering a more appropriate solution would've been sufficient. Instead this lady was aggressive with me as I was juggling two toddlers and a newborn in the Texas summer heat. The last thing I wanted to do was slow down the line, but being nasty about it when the first young lady told me it was ok feels like her anger was misplaced. Unacceptable.
The gym is affiliated with the JCC. In between Chimney Rock and Hillcroft off of Braeswood. Pull…read moreinto the parking lot and head towards the back for the entrance. The location is great to the Meyerland/Bellaire and surrounding communities. The gym is filled with everything you need to get a great workout. They have a changing room, and also cubbies to hold your belongings. Electric machines, weights, cross fit equipment. They have personal trainers to help. Very clean facility, water on hand if you forgot your own and coffee. The gym has a spin room and a separate room for their many classes which include, body pump, yoga, Zumba, pilates, strength training, women only classes on hand and over 60 classes as well and many more. There is a monthly schedule listed online. I believe with the membership you also have access to the pool and they do have classes. The downfall is that they don't have a ton of evening classes for working folks, but there are some options. Most classes are in the morning to early afternoon. Overall I am very happy with this gym. People of all ages and all walks of life will be found here.
Adult changing room
Spin room.
Twice by Mitch Albom at the JCC Book Fair
So good the waffle is the greatest thing ever I will come…read moreback any time! Best thing ever I will come every single day if I could
According to folks who lived through the 80's as they experienced the beginning of Chinatown in…read moreSouthwest Houston... this was the New Chinatown to them. If you trampling through downtown streets, you'll see signs also say Chinatown. That is the Old Chinatown. In late 1980's, merchants moved from Old Chinatown to Bellaire Blvd settled as we see today. There are only few businesses kept their original name and original storefront from that time. You can find Tak Sing Hong 德信行 and Yuan Ten Restaurant 雲天烧腊麵家 at Metropole Center and Le Lai Restaurant 東江菜館 at Dynasty Plaza. People often use Dun Huang Plaza as Houston Chinatown. Granted, it is the largest and busiest shopping mall in Chinatown from dusk to dawn. In foodie scenes, you can say Chinatown consists of all restaurants on Bellaire Blvd from South Gessner To Beltway. Anything beyond that is called Little Saigon or Asiatown. Based on Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau tour book, Chinatown extends pass Beltway to Dairy Ashford Road in the west and to Fondren in the east on Bellaire. If you live in Houston for a while, you probably know Chinatown is one of the 88 Super Neighborhoods in Houston. This 2.37 square mile of land covers from Westpark in the north down to Beechnut and South Gesner from the east to Beltway in the west. Houston Chinatown is a fun place to be. No wonder USA Today named it one of the top 10 Chinatown in United States (in 2014).
Vietnam Statue
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"Fall of Saigon" Anniversary + Memorial Day - along Bellaire Blvd.
Not to be confused with Cherrypop Community Center, which is something entirely different and…read morerelated to the losing of one's (or two's, or any number's really) virginity. Cherryhurst is a great little Park located on the back streets of Montrose in Houston and it's not always the cleanest, but the community center here is a nice addition for the community and we've definitely had lots of nice walks around here and also spotted a lot of beautiful people here - and I'm not talking about ourselves but thattoo.
We parked near this park when dining at a nearby restaurant and it was such a pleasant day out, we…read morestayed and hung out here with our kids after the meal. There weren't a ton of people there and the playground is a decent size, with swings, slides climbables, and plenty of shade and benches for the parents. The park also offers two tennis courts along with a wall to practice tennis against. All of the tennis facilities were full with some people waiting. It seemed like the natural progression was to start on the wall while you waited for a court to open up. There is plenty of parking and the surrounding neighborhood is safe and quaint. Great little spot!!
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Fun for kids. Quiet play after Niko Niko's!
Great business and loved visiting the Artgallery. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. Lots off…read morebooks for sale too.
I got to check our the Jung Center the last time I was in Houston with my cousin…read more I have to say the experience was very peaceful and I have to say I felt like I was in a different world. I can't say I am very artistic, after being in The Jung Center, I do have a very different perspective on art. I'd say anyone that wants to walk away with a new perspective they should check TJC out!
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I normally don't write reviews but in this case I had to! Cornerstone Community Center SAVED my…read moredaughter. She was off into some recreational things and we tried to hard to help her. It was difficult at times. My husband and I was about to give up. But Cornerstone never gave up on her. She was selected for program and at first, I thought they were just some people who going to get our hopes up. But Anastacia worked with her, held her accountable, and 1 year later my daughter is sober. She has been working consistently for year and has weekly visitations with kids. Thanks Cornerstone for all you've done.
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I was in the area and need a place where I can be safe and wait for someone and I see there is a…read morecommunity center nearby it was my first time here and Yarah Franco was working at the front desk and she guided me through the process as we have to sign in and told me what facility are here and she made me feel welcome here. I took a look at the gym and then I want to the computer room and use one of the computer for a little bit and there was a free eye exam next door and I sign up for it. It is a very nice community that can get a new upgrade soon I hope.
Edit: I contacted the city of Houston and they came out the next day to mow, clean and repair the…read morewater park! The park is full of happy kids :) I don't know what is going on with this park. They just opened a skate park and splash pad but there isn't any water on now. There is trash everywhere and the grass is high. I was here a few months ago and it was really nice. Seems it has been abandoned which is truly sad. It sits beside an orphanage type place. It should be a great community place and sadly is just being ignored.
First visit to this older large facility for Harris County Pct4 Commissioner Leslie Brionnes…read more Paved walking path, children's outdoor playground, midsize paved parking in front of building. Organized spacious building decorated for Halloween with posted community activities in the entrance for youth through seniors. Check their website for activities.
One of my favorite community center in Houston. One good thing about it is that dedicated for the…read moredisable citizen of Houston, there's a gym and a indoor heated pool for people to use. There are also class and activities that are adapt for all kind of disability. It's a very safe environment. There is a park on the outside for everyone to use. This is the place for early vote site, that most people know for but this second home for a lot of people.
I came here to vote and it was such a pleasant experience! Wow. The line was kind of long but the…read morevolunteers were so efficient that it moved sooo quickly! I was very impressed. Their setup was very organized and even though the parking lot is kind of small, the fast pace of voting meant that the parking spots are emptying as more people are arriving. If you're looking for an easy and quick place to go vote, this is it!! Also, PLEASE GO VOTE!!!
The personnel here is friendly and doesn't keeping you waiting like most places. The waiting room…read moreis clean and they play adult and kid movies.
Very nice to navatigate the task I needed. Nice people and building. I enjoyed walking about the…read moregrounds.
Visited GCAD for a RE arbitration. Love their office as it is brand new. Staff is very friendly…read more Would love to be there again for another arbitration.
Proof that I'll review anything. This place definitely falls into the A-OK category (which isn't a…read morebad thing, people tend to think 3 stars isn't a very good review, but it isn't BAD, per se). I came here to vote. It was during early voting and it was pretty crowded. The line inside the building snaked around the whole place. There appear to be offices in this building, so I would imagine the hoards of voters could have been disruptive on a weekday (I voted on a Sunday). Anyway, the parking garage is kind of hidden behind the building and not easy to maneuver in when it's crowded. The building itself is old and filled with stereotypical depressing government furniture and decor. All in all, voting here was a good experience. I'd do it again.
This facility is an excellent resource for the public. Added bonus: Notaries are always available,…read moreat no cost.
The Harris County Law Library ("HCLL") is a valuable community resource for all, especially for…read morethose that truly need it as a matter of some urgency - which are a lot of people these days, not least of which are the people that are /still/ trying to recover from the hurricane, which can manifest itself in landlord/tenant, family law, probate, and other kinds of cases. For some families, they got one of each kind of case since like Pokemon they truly wanted to catch them all. Staff inside the library are pleasant, which is absolutely noteworthy considering they have to deal with exceptionally angry Pro se litigants and other people who are usually having a very difficult time in their life to bring them here to utilise the library portion of HCLL. Nobody comes here for a bat mitzvah or because they are having a kicky fun time as an adult either - it is usually because they are fighting an eviction (or divorce/child custody/child support most commonly) because they make $20 too much each year to be helped by the harsh mistress of legal aid's federal poverty guideline restrictions on eligibility, but fit in where factually most of Murrica does that they don't make enough to hire a private lawyer either, so they put on their most fashionable hat and take a trip down here to the library to live their best Matlock life poring over high brow treatises and low brow law review articles to find the Chekhov's gun that will blow a hole wide open in their case before their next hearing, or trial on the merits. The Tiffany-style (they are not authentic Tiffanies) lighting fixtures throughout really bring the right amount of glam and Art Deco-adjacent fabulousity to a community space that every community space should strive to achieve to go big, rather than look like it was furnished with discarded items considered too drab for the ICE baby jail on nearby Emancipation Ave. This is an elegant space to be in - a ton of books and Tiffany-style lighting fixtures! Switch out authentic Tiffanies and you've got my man cave aboard the SS Thug Life, so someone or multiple someones had really fabulous taste to make this an elegant community space is all I am saying. This all screams Big Library Energy, making the other libraries have sheepish low self esteem when they compare the girth of their library energy to what you get here from the big dog. Meeting space in the "related" County Attorney Conference center (which is also where you vote in the elections) is very nice. And as a primo early voting location you never need to wait long in line to vote and go about your day since most people want to go to the one on West Grey to observe a landfill's worth of visual pollution with all of those signs out there polluting our environment and harshing our mellows as we drive that stretch to get to the local Taco Bell on Vermont. For real, we're not voting for you, SUSAN, no matter how many garish signs you put in front of our eyeballs, for real. Meanwhile when you park and bark here downtown, no political signs anywhere. Plus there are multiple bars nearby to reward yourself for being a sophisticated member of the voting public that harshly judges candidates for things they said 40 years ago. Voting is not complete without a swig of the Jagermeister at one of the nearby watering holes to remind you of the bitter history of western democracy, similar to some of the things you eat and drink at Seder to reflect on the bitter history of the past several thousand years. As civil rights leader Lord Voldemort would say, thanks for being here for everyone in the community in a variety of different ways, HCLL.