Owned by the girls from Brazos.com like Courtney Taylor and Summer Brielle and my Barbi…read more A great wide open mall with some bad drivers but plenty of parking. We come down here so that Barbi can get clothes and I can get salad here at Salata and so many other delights. So good for them, for giving Rosenberg such a massive and workable shopping area.

I prefer South Yellow, but this is a good plaza too. Not to be confused with the hopping center,…read morewhere everyone stands on one leg and such. The Torta place here is the reason we come here - Adrian. On several occasions usually connected to Barbi getting drunk and live music. There's also a pizza place here and don't get me started on the awesome donut shop that's here, one of the best in the area honestly. So all in all, if you want to gain weight from pizza, donuts and tortas, this is your plaza.

I'm on a Mission, to visit every store in Katy Mills Center. I think my mission is nearly complete…read more This is a super cute mall which is a little bit unheralded, because it's across from Katy Mills and most people just go there, and I don't think most people come over here at all, of course we do though. It's clean and nice and has a cool Russian grocery store, and some little places that we like to check out now and then. I definitely give it a four star rating, even though the road next to it is really annoying for getting in and out.

Great place for friends and families to hangout on the weekends. There are a lot of restaurants and…read moreshops to enjoy good food and drinks. However, they need to improve the parking area or valet parking for more convenient for customers. Highly recommended

This was one of the best outdoor park events I have been to in a long time. The Katy Sip n Stroll…read morewas held in Villagio Town Center and it was the perfect venue. Tents were spread out throughout the village area and there was a great variety of wine, beer, cider, food, and crafts.

Worked here for about two years and back for a minute. Old mall that's now office space. Everest…read morecollege, Stewart title and Texas Children's are a few residents along with the Willis Group. Wish this place was so much more than it is. Amazing potential but not marketed and developed properly. Wasted space and opportunity. Parking isn't bad but if you get here late you'll walk far to get inside. In the summer that's not cool at all. Limited food choices that are overpriced but doable for the building. Be careful what time you come and go. A lot of "ladies of the night" frequent bissonett so between 11p-6am a lot of activity on the road in front of the building.

This used to be Westwood Mall when I was a kid, but is now Southwest Corporate center and houses…read moreprivate businesses. The Sears is still open. But the rest of the mall has been converted to office space. It makes a decent work space. The food court houses Olivia's Pizzeria and Skyline Deli which I've already reviewed as well as what looks from afar like an Airline newspaper store, though I haven't ventured in. You have to have a badge to gain access to the parking as well as the office spaces. Three stars? Why not it's decent office space.

WoW was introduced by my Yelp friend many months ago. I came here during the 99 Ranch Market's…read moregrand opening. Many restaurants at the West on West mall was still under construction. I could see signs but everything was empty. I don't like to come to an empty mall. That's no fun. So, I stopped coming here for quite a while. I heard many stores opened up. Ok, I'll be back soon.

I remember when Mark pointed out WoW plaza back in 2023... it was an empty lot. We were hanging out…read morethat day, running on some trader Joe's errands. Lol. Fast forward and I have had the chance to visit WoW twice so far... Earlier in the year and this week. It was fun. The plaza continues to fill up with shoppes, boutiques and cafes. I visited TESO life earlier in the year and brought back bébé with me. He loved the bright claw machines which have been all the rage this summer season. Hello 90's vibrancy and excitement. No Labubu for us, we're good. We were happy to hangout with Pekkle the duck instead... Sanrio for life. Again..cue the 90s vibes. Thank you for joining in on the adventure this week.... Both Mark and I are 16 years Yelp Elite... And it's always fun to chat about the city and the latest scoop of what goes on in town. Looking forward to revisiting WoW - West on West, when more shops open and pop up!

Go shopping they said. It'll be fun they said…read more They said it, because it's true (with caveats)! For almost half a decade, the Market at Town Center has had what I've needed, when I've needed it. I am not a fan of retail therapy. If YOU are, however, you'll need actually therapy because you'll most likely be here longer than 3 hours per visit. We've successfully "wasted" 30+ hours here; it's the perfect place to burn time (and money). Highlight: If you need it, they have it. Supplementally, most stores have an "order from store" option for (usually) no extra cost AND free home-shipping. Downfall(s): Dated interiors. Terrible customer service, specifically at the retail stores. Not pedestrian friendly between First Colony Mall & Sugar Land Town Square. Fact: Signs of businesses within First Colony cannot be placed on poles. Exterior aesthetics common to retail businesses (from department store exteriors to restaurants) must have a brick-covered exterior and white lettering. Steve Ewbank, the executive vice president of Planned Community Developers, the developer of First Colony, said that a brick shopping center in First Colony had a price tag higher by 10 to 20 percent than the price of typical shopping center. ["Blending elegance and fast food." Houston Chronicle.] Bonus Fact: Neighboring the Market at Town Center is the more posh Sugar Land Town Square. Center. Square. Confused? Don't be. Locals consider the entire area to be the "Town Square" or just "First Colony". Technicalities. Call it what it is, the Mall. Washroom Situation: Marshalls is at the bottom of the places I'd suggest to relieve. However, when ya gotta go, ya gotta go. Restaurants in the Market are not keen to let you pee without pay. There are no stand-alone, public bathrooms at the Market. Town Square across the street has several. Parking Situation: Unless it's a holiday (or Sugar Land City Hall has an event across Town Center Drive) there is ample parking, even on weekends. If it is indeed a holiday, be aware that Sugar Land City Hall (SLCH) blocks Jaywalkers from crossing between Center & Square by posting temporary fencing the day before. Furthermore, the parking lots of the Center will fill-up 1 hour prior to an event, usually held at CH, and the poorly laid out lots will make you wish you stayed home. History: The Market at Town Center is older than the Town Square, but it still generates a massive amount of revenue. The Market has: 16 Dining options. 28 Shopping options. 4 Banking options, and 10 other business & service options. Without going into greater detail, rest assured that there are MANY options. For example, choose from dozens of stylists at Alex Burton's Salon complex. Some really talented, up-and-coming personalities there. Shout out to Tony at House of Blades who I first met at Burton's (now located on the other side of 59, behind Target). Tip: Park once and walk to each store in the market, end to end is only half a mile. Bottom-line: Nothing special here, but that's exactly what makes it special, ironically. The strip malls that have super unique boutiques cause additional traffic. In the words of Michael Scott, "'KISS', Keep It Simple Stupid". Get in, get out (at least on weekdays!) Stuff your face, chop your hair. Even find that sweet, new dining room chair. Shopping malls. If you've see one, you've seen them all.

Give me some sugar park... I am your neighbour!…read more We come to an Indian restaurant here (very Yelp-ular which means popular on Yelp, but uses way too much sugar), and there are also some good stores, discount stores, and other attractions here. However, the plaza is badly paved and not maintained very well. A little dangerous to drive in at times.