We did a staycation here at the nearby hotel. A taste of Sugarland makes you want to live here!…read moreIt's bustling with people all day! You can definitely feel the city right here. We really enjoyed the area. Definitely a different vibe from the Woodlands area. More diverse here. Love it! If you're looking to move to Texas - book your stay at the hotel across the street. Unfortunately, the hotel is a bit run down but you will get the vibe of your surroundings.

Street parking, right in front of your favorite stores, is not free. Free parking at parking…read moregarages is available but not until you are several levels up because the lower levels are reserved parkings only.

Either it's a town, or a ship. So what the f*** is a Township? Don't ask me…read more As for this large, fancy strip mall. It has KFT in it, what more do you need to know? A typical suburban mall experience. But with added yummy bubble tea. It's big and bougie with a whole lot of parking and some really cool stuff like Kung Fu Tea hidden amongst the chains and the typical Suburban hell.

Glad there are still a few malls. Went to obtain some cologne and it was a simple in and out…read moreprocedure. The selections are massive so have a plan in mind prior to entering. The is truly based on what you believe is feasible for the product you select. Clean safe environment and always well ventilated.

Clean and relaxing ambiance. For the current World Cup events, a pub/restaurant set up a huge…read moreoutside patio for watch parties which is amazing.

I'm famous for my fountain, and a lot of people have seen Barbi's famous fountain, but this is…read moreunrelated to those fountains except in the regard that Barbi and I come here regularly. This is a massive sprawling and magical shopping center that it's hard not to love. I know strip malls are ugly and generic, but not all are created equal, and this massive oval-shaped monstrosity is honestly beautiful, and some of the fancy restaurants along the highway are gorgeous, with lake views. We've been loving it for a long time, since a couple of days after I met Barbi, when I came here. There's a lot going on here, so many stores and a lot of love honestly. A lot of fond memories and wonderful times I've had here over the years at FOTL, much better than LOTR for example. So I have a very close and romantic association with it. There was a Borders here long long time ago and I fell in love, and that's how it goes. You know how it goes. Lots of love in this place. I lake what I see. You will too. If it were out of ten, I'd give it a Foun-Ten.

Cheryl Burke owns it. Well, she doesn't, but if she did, I'd be more likely to shop here…read more Nothing really bad to say about a Burke's Outlet, and we've had some pretty good experiences here. Think of it as a TJ Maxx, or a Marshalls/Homegoods. Not bad at all. They do have slightly better prices than most, as you would expect from an outlet, and Barbi is a fan of the store, and that's why I bring her here whenever we have time and she sees one, and she told me that it's at least three star location, but that since they were pretty friendly with her she wants me to go with four. Yes I was in here too and yes I paid, but she's a more attentive shopper than me and she's 99% of the reason we come here, so she's a better person to judge.

I was here for valentines day! I was able to get bunch of…read morestuff for my girlfriend and got to do it on a budget. NICE PLACE :)

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My experience was grand, on the app if you select a coupon that has several entries then by default…read moreit takes the smallest coupon. The Associate went above and beyond to satisfy we obtained the largest discount. He cancelled our order and then reran each item.

The store needs is essential and busy depending upon ones timing…read more However the store needs a little housekeeping and better organization and digital system. The store is junky and hard to navigate thru. The customer service is good , However the frozen section always seem to be empty . The prices are good compared to the Stafford store 1092

Not to be confused with the First Colon-y Commons, which are very much filled with colons…read more This is a pretty standard strip mall and it's big and spacious and there's plenty of parking and smooth asphalt as well. See what I did there. Colon-y. Assphalt. OK. So one of the things I like about it is that it's well paved and seems new so it's pretty organized and one of the better strippers in town. I mean strip malls. Sorry I was watching Barbie dance.

Again another place called a "mall" that just a strip mall, over-playing it's significance…read more However, this strip mall does host a lot of useful places. Of note are Home Depot, Michael's, Office Depot, and Tuesday Morning, which are the places I actually go to here. There are many more shops too, so you can get a lot done in a small area, but probably not everything. Naming is a bit confusing as everything in Sugar Land is "First Colony-something." First Colony Mall is down the road on the other side of Highway 6, First Colony (the neighborhood) is further south on Highway 6, First Colony (the shopping center) is on the opposite corner of Highway 6 and 59, and Lakepoint Shopping Center is frequently referred to as First Colony as well (on the opposite side of 59.