A great resale shop for a great cause. Very organized store with kind individuals. Always have a…read moregreat time looking around. Plenty of parking. I have found some amazing pieces in the store.

I have mixed feelings about this place. I came here after checking out the sky high priced…read moreSalvation Army (in the same plaza.) The prices here are less... but not exactly what I thought I'd find at a thrift store. I did like the Christian music playing. Totally my jam. The variety of items here was good. I found some children's books for .50 each. Toys are sold according to weight (???) Tons of DVDs, household items, clothing, etc. The main thing I didn't like was the attitude of one of the workers. I found a dresser that I was interested in but it didn't have a price sticker. So I asked one of the workers and he rattled off $69.99 without even looking at the one I wanted. Then we walked over there and he was like, "You wanted this little one, right? It's $69.99." I'm sorry but $70 for a USED dresser with scratches and whatnot seems HIGH (Better than Salvation Army's $200 ones but still, $70 is high). Regardless, his attitude just seemed so arrogant. Didn't sit well with me. BUT, the silver lining is that I did find a pair of $170 Rock Revival jeans for $6.99. I'll come back.

Real concerts. At a real house. With real musicians-incredibly close to you! ! Talented…read moreprofessional -sometimes Grammy winning-musicians. All befitting local charities. I was a little skeptical when I first heard about them, but trusted my friend, and showed up to find a bunch of friendly people gathered under a carport listening to some awesome blues. Supper was laid out in the house, so the next time we knew to bring a dish to share. Bring your own beverage. Bring your friends. Be prepared to have a blast!

Loved my evening out. Wonderful hosts, great food, incredible entertainment. Clear vibrant sound…read morefrom the loud speakers. Helping local charities. Perfect casual night out. Summer dress vibe.

Some incredible finds here last week! I can't believe I've lived here for many years and hadn't…read morebeen yet. I will be back! Found kid clothes and some fun finds for my friend! Organized, friendly staff, lots of parking.

I love this location... Its over on Broadway and Kingsley in the CVS shopping center.. The cool…read morething about this location is that there isn't a lot of traffic. And the Staff is always on point in getting your stuff out of the car. And they're extremely enthusiastic. I've visited this location 4 times in the past 5 months. Its close.. The parking lot isnt super cluttered.. And it's not on the busy end of FM 518. Although I have visited the other location on 518. My experience here has been much better because it was easier to get to.

Our club has been operating since 1986. I have been a member for 14 years and I am currently the…read moreTexas-Louisiana Gulf Coast District President. Come and visit a meeting on the 2nd or 4th Wednesday of each month in the private room at Casa Olé on Broadway in Pearland. Projects in Americanism, Youth Projects & Scholarships, Community Service and our National Project, the Prevention of Child Abuse.

It got its name because I saw a cop run into the showers. I didn't want to shower with a cop so I…read morecalled out "Is there a Coppinthere?" in my strongest, deepest, most bellowing fake German fake Austrian fake Arnie accent. Of course he was nowhere to be seen, but one of the managers heard me, and liked it so much that she changed the name to "Coppinger Family YMCA." Not one of my favourite YMCA locations by any stretch of the imagination. They were friendly enough at the desk although some of the employees were less friendly. It seems like a bit of a free-for-all with kids running all over the place. The workout space is pretty cramped and it does get pretty busy. A lot of Houston area YMCAs are very busy but this one feels like it doesn't have the space to handle it. They don't have nearly as much equipment for lifting as the downtown location either, but I would be okay with that if it wasn't so claustrophobic and busy, at any time of day I've been here. Employees are friendly, so I'll bump it up to a 4 star.

I love my Y. I primarily use it for exercise classes and the treadmill. instructors are wonderful…read more I feel like they truly care and you're not there just to join their work out. Everyone at the front desk is always very friendly. It's not the most modern and clean gym but I always get a workout so I am ok with that. Membership is a little bit more costly than some others but I like that my money is also going to help children and families in the community. They also offer great swim lessons including private year.

Great store but every time we go we see the employee's car double parked and it's always tough to…read morefind a parking spot.

Holy prices Batman!…read more I had seen reviews talking about the outrageous furniture prices and thought, "How much could they really be?" So when we were in the market for a dresser for our child's room, I stopped in. I could not even believe how much they were... think $200-300 for a USED, DINGED UP, SCRATCHED, (missing hardware in some instances). Occasionally there was a "50% off" tag on items but they still ended up being like $150. For this cost, I will be going to Homegoods and buying a NEW dresser. The only thing I could think of is that many people like to buy cheap furniture and paint it and sell it for $$$ and this would discourage that... but it also would discourage low income families to purchase furniture. But... on my way out, I checked out the clothing prices and these were just as insane. $8.99 for USED shirts. One was literally a plain Gildan T-shirt with an "S" ironed on it... $9. WHAT IN THE WHAT?? The pricing is CRAZY. Don't low income families shop at thrift stores? How can they afford it here?!?! I will NOT be back. Isn't this place running off DONATIONS. It seems criminal to be selling items they got for free for so much.

Neighborhood thrifting…read more However, I bought 2 rugs for the restroom for 17.99 each. Tellers casually mention info about the SalvationArmy and Angel Store across the way!

Plenty of parking…read more Large Goodwill with a good variety of options. Unlike another Goodwill I recently went to they have plenty of mirrors which is very helpful particularly when shopping for coats and outerwear. I purchased a couple nice blazers here for work. Each one was only $9.99. Thrift stores are the best for blazers/sport coats. They're so much more expensive at regular/full price. There were a few tops I liked for wearing under the blazers but they were also $9.99 so to me it made more since to go to Ross or elsewhere for those. They do have some rare gem purple tag $1.99 tshirts you may stumble across. All in all this is a solid Goodwill location.

First review! I urge everyone to donate blood on a consistent basis. Hospitals are almost always…read moreshort on blood to treat patients so your donation goes a long way in helping to save lives. I know some people are afraid of needles, but if you can get over your fear, you don't have any health conditions that would prevent you from donating, and you weigh enough, it makes a big difference. Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center has a bunch of locations in Houston and they do mobile drives too. I checked out the Pearland location for the first time back in January. After asking you a couple of questions and then having you answer further questions on a computer, they set you up to donate blood. Donating is a privilege in itself but they hook you up with some nice perks! They have complimentary juices and snacks for you both while you're donating blood and afterward. They even had warm cookies too! I'm O+ so my blood can be used by most people. Because of that, I donated platelets for cancer patients so my appointment took longer than the typical one. Well worth it! They even hooked me up with a free ticket to Mardi Gras in Galveston which was super nice of them. I'm scheduled to donate again this Sunday. Just a small way you can give back to the community.

My friend got tickets to see a Christmas lights show in the Houston Botanical Garden. Thought it…read morewas neat the way everything lit up in the darkness. We arrived here on the last Sunday of the year. December 28, 2025. It was very auspicious for sure. We found parking at around 7:45pm and had people directing us where to park. We found parking and walked towards the entrance and waited for my friend's friends to show up. After introductions, we entered the botanical park and my friend scanned all the tickets for our group to enter. I'm not sure how much those tickets costs, but I'm sure it was worth every penny. We probably spent about 1 1/2 hours here from start to finish. We tried to stay close to together, walking close together and enjoying the lit up displays along the way. It was cool how everything was themed. From animals and insects to the many Chinese astrology animals. We even asked each other about who is what sign and we all tried to find where our Chinese animal was. It was a fun experience to have with friends on a Sunday evening. A lot of trees and signage were decorated with a lot of lights and festive themes. It was a beautiful night to be out and about. Thanks to my friends and new friends who have helped me enjoy the last Sunday of 2025 with a paid admission. It was cool that there was a lot of families and children out and about. Weather was good that night. No need to put on layers. There were food vendors in the park that night but we ate dinner prior to coming out to the Houston Botanical Gardens. The overall experience here at the Houston Botanical Gardens was very cool. Just saw the gardens at night which was cool but not during the day when it can be very therapeutic and calming as well. Still, the most beautiful thing about the lights event is that it brings people together during the holidays. Brings out the humanity in people when life seems to be on edge these days. The atmosphere that night was decidedly electric and plenty of people were around to make it better. I forgot to take photos that evening but the memories will live with me forever. For the most part though, I enjoyed myself here, seeing something different than the usual tourist thing in Houston at night. The asphalt paths was marked and there was no problem navigating around the garden. It felt smaller than it was but then again, I was following friends around without realizing how large the botanical garden really was. And so, it was just the right place that I needed to be. Enjoying the vacation with friends before doing something in Missouri City 2 days later. Maybe I should not have walked around too much that evening, but it's been a good way to be active out here at the Houston Botanical Gardens than sitting around at the house. I'm pretty sure that the lights show that I attended here is a seasonal event, so I'm assuming that they just have it annually. Not sure about other events at the HBG, but definitely check them out if you are interested and in the Houston area. Just happened to be here during the holidays in 2025. The Houston Botanical Garden is a beautiful place that's located centrally in the city of Houston, Texas. It's physically located at 1 Botanic Lane, Houston. I'm sure they accept major credit cards as well as cash for their online ticketing and people who pay at the entrance on a daily basis. As far as parking goes, there's quite a bit of parking stalls here. Albeit being at night, I figured that it was large enough to fit about 75-100 cars at any given time. I'm not sure about public transportation options, since I'm a visitor to Houston, but you can double check with the local transportation authority and see which routes are applicable and appropriate for your next trip to the Houston Botanical Gardens. Best thing to do is to have your own car, rent one, or hit up your local Houston friends to hang out at the Houston Botanical Gardens next time they're available. And of course, there is Uber and Lyft if you need their services as well. The admission fee is reasonable for anyone and everyone to help maintain the gardens. The staff here is friendly and knowledgeable about the native plants that's being cared for here. There's signage that helps you identify all the plant species that are here at the HBG. Do yourself a favor and come down to The Houston Botanical Gardens on your next trip to Houston. It may be the place you need to start or end your day. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

Amazing holiday experience! The lights throughout the establishment were beautiful and unique…read more There were also many fun areas for kiddos to play in along with several vendors throughout. The only issue was the parking lot at HBG. Upon arrival, we were told the lot was full and that we would have to park at the Monroe park and ride.