This thick local mag reminds me a lot of Black Book, minus some of the writers (but what do you…read moreexpect for free?). Fashion and culture news, obligatory party photos, and ads galore. Some reviews of restaurants and nightlife as well, and I think I saw an article tucked in somewhere. A strong Gen Y focus. Worth a read to get a feel for the zeitgeist, but not as strong of a resource as some of the local weeklies. Published by Modern Luxury magazines, which only publishes for a handful of cities...consider us...lucky?

This is my favorite local publication! It has a great social calendar noting upcoming events and…read moreconcerts. The magazine resembles W Magazine but is regional to cities like LA, Chicago, Atlanta, Honolulu, Dallas, etc. You can find great reviews for restaurants, new boutique openings, national and local adverts. Their target demographic of readers mostly consist of yuppies. The magazine is found at high end restaurants and retail shops. It's the go-to read for Houston.

Great and really convenient location for Greenway Plaza. Great amazing service! This place has a…read morelittle bit of everything so it comes in handy. Just nice to even go for a family environment. Thanks!

I use to work in Greenway 3 and when I may needed something in a hurry such as a snack, ice cream,…read moredrinks, or even a newspaper, over the counter medicine or feminine products. They have it all. It is affordable depending on what you may need, but they are all very nice and helpful. Very convenient. they are located near Greenway 4 on C-Level. :-)

This is not about Houston Chronicle as a publication. There are a lot of excellent writers…read morecontributing to the excellence of the publication and I am happy to read it. However, as a paying customer, the Chronicle falls short. I signed up for a deal of .99 cents for 6 months. After ballooning up to $25.66 and feeling like I only read a few articles a month, I decided to cancel. Tiffany was my support person and initially was extremely cordial and offered everything down to the point where it was $0.99 a week, but once I mentioned I wanted to cancel again, she became cold and tried to rush me off the phone. Did not offer any kind of confirmation via email and said she's unable to do so. It helped me understand that I was actually making the right decision after all. The cancellation process was a nightmare. One can only cancel over the phone (#1) and the waits were extremely long. There was no indication of how long the waits would be and the automated prompts were frustrating to deal with. Eventually the phone line would disconnect after 20 minutes and I only learned recently that the phones are only open till 5pm on weekdays. To add to the frustration, their digital support service via email (#2) does not quickly reply. Eventually, I was able to call in the mid afternoon and cancel my subscription over the phone. They offered me as low as $.99 each week for 3 months, but given the technology woes, the inability to view billing statements online, and the hassle it took to cancel I declined. ___________ (#1) (713) 362-7211 (#2) digitalsupport@hearst.com / help@houstonchronicle.com

They offered a 99 cent subscription and the only way to cancel is to call the phone number. You can…read moreenroll online but then they make it difficult to unenroll. I called the moment that the charge came through, and their response was effectively, "too bad, so sad...".

I moved and my old address has changed for 6 months. They didn't update my address, but they were…read moregutsy enough to ask me to renew my subscription.. The newspaper is very good with list, but so far from reality in the business world and what is going on in Houston. It has become bigger in pages , but very flawed in general. There online access is horrible and stories are presented different. In short, it's a very horribly managed local city paper.

This place is my magical wonderland of snacks at the office. It's in the Houston shops and tucked…read moreaway next to the Quizno's. OMG - what DON'T they stock here? I literally spend 5 minutes just walking around trying to figure out what bit of tastiness I want for the afternoon. Heck, I've even DISCOVERED new stuff! lol - everything is reasonably priced so you won't pay $5 for a candybar and you can also pick up lotto tickets. It's awesome for me to take a walk break from the office and get a little nosh in for the afternoon. Definitely a repeat customer!

From the owner: We provide wide variety of products from office supplies, groceries, over the counter medicines,…read morecigarettes, lottery and metro.

Great imported large coffee table specialty bookstore in the River Oaks Shopping area…read more Instant greeting as entered store and helpful as walked around looking at their beautiful books that were more like art pieces. This is not your typical book store and expect to pay luxury prices however these books would make a unique gift for a new home owner or someone who is hard to shop for. Worth a look!!