Every city has their good side and bad side. I understand a lot of businesses especially in the…read moremedical field, natural gas, and communications. Are all relocating from other major cities, to set up shop in Houston. But for me, living in Houston isn't for me. I feel there's just to big of a difference, in the neighborhoods and your income. A decent neighborhood could cost you a easy $500k+. But unless you have old world money, or your a CEO. You can forget it.. your living in the hood.

This spot is where Rocbar use to be. I like the new set up. I didn't like that there was a cover,…read morebut I'll let them slide b/c it was New Years. Anyways, the location is still the same, wedged inbetween Verizon and HardRock Cafe... the Wortham is right across the street so unless you Valet you might want to park blocks away -Ladies bring your walking shoes.

This is a very important part of my heart. My baby was unalived by a drunk driver, so to speak…read moreand/or attend these press conferences to spread the message of not drinking and drinking during this holiday weekend. Don't want anyone to walk a day in my shoes. Memorial Day drunk driving initiative.

I love the real time traffic maps that Transtar provides. I've been using them for as long as I can…read moreremember. Whenever I'm stuck somewhere, I call my husband and ask him to pull up the map and let me know what's going on. It's SO much more accurate than the traffic on my iPhone. I wonder if Transtar real time traffic maps have an app? I LOVE the addition of the cameras, so you can actually see the traffic or accident. The signs on the side of the road are great. Everyday I know what the commute will be like by checking out how long it takes to get to each major freeway. When you travel 3 freeways to get to work, you see the Transtar signs everywhere! I don't get to use the HOV lanes very often, but when I do, I feel like I'm flying first class.

Super fast friendly service from this location. Clean and…read moreplenty of parking. Can even pay cash if want to and save 10% on HCTRA toll roads .

Five years ago, I was in this store and vowed never to go again because of the extreme rudeness of…read morethe employees. But I recently bought a new car and had to go in, and the first person at the door was Luis Geraldo! A charming and enthusiastic man who was warm and caring. He helped me from beginning to end and made this process so wonderful that I could not wait to write this! It was also after lunch, a time when one might be tired of dealing with people, but he was not. He was STELLAR! If anyone goes to the Beltway 8 EzTag Store, you must ask for Luis Geraldo! He will make your day! I am thrilled to write this review for Luis Geraldo. He is a truly outstanding employee who went above and beyond to provide exceptional customer service. His positive energy and genuine kindness completely transformed my experience. Luis listened to my needs, answered all of my questions with patience and clarity, and guided me through the entire process with a smile. I am so grateful for his help and his fantastic attitude. He is a true asset to the company, and I will be sure to return to this location for all of my future needs, as long as Luis is there to help!

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!!!

While reading through the latest edition of Papercity, I saw an article about the recently opened…read moreWOW, Washington Avenue on Westcott. It is a green space with a metal Light garden brought to us by sculptor Tim Glover. The project has began well over 14 years ago and is finally almost at it's completion. The space itself is a bit underwhelming considering the funding and time that has gone into this project. But I guess plans and projects like this has a lot of red tape to go through. But overall, it was just way too small, I was expecting to be WOWed, but I was like meh. The lights at night are cool, but not mind blowing. Glad we have stuff like this in Houston, but was hoping for more. Also btw the yelp maps is wrong, it is actually at the roundabout off washington right when it hits westcott, not at I-10.

WOW is kinda right if you only mean Westcott on Washington. I personally think this roundabout is…read morethe circle of hell. I have spent many an evening circling it asking myself why I had missed Westcott... oh wrong turn. Go back and make some three sixties. These upside down legs for a side table / sculpture will now direct you to Westcott to Memorial to 610. YAY. I don't need your stinkin street sign! But at (what I've heard from David N) a $2.6 mil price tag? Maybe just put in a street sign next time. Not quite sure why this location deserves this type of attention.

Yours truly got called in to do her civic duty. I may not serve in the military, but I can serve…read morethis country by aiding in giving people their due process. This place is way the heck out there and is actually a police station! As it was originally built for and still is a police station, things get weird for jurors from here on out... The purpose of this court is to provide jury trials for those who wish to contest minor offenses like very minor assaults (pushing people), traffic moving violations, etc. Therefore, you will only be needed for one business day. SCORE! ARRIVAL TIME: They request that you be promptly there at 9am, but the guy who manages jurors is super friendly and is understanding if you get there at 9 WITHOUT that form filled out. UPON ARRIVAL: You will encounter a security guard and a metal detector. They will have you pass TSA-style sans shoes through that detector and inspect whatever you brought with you. JUROR WAITING ROOM: They have a super tiny room in which they keep about 2 dozen jurors who have also been summoned. There are only two AC units, and so it can get stuffy. There's hardly any room to walk, but you'll survive. They have a TV in the corner of the room that softly plays CNN. REFRESHMENTS / BATHROOM: I'm sure there is a bathroom. I didn't check it out and therefore can't review. Outside of the juror waiting room are two vending machines -- one for sodas and water, one for mainly junk food snacks. Bring some pocket change. THE COURTROOM: We were called into the court room at 11am. (So, note to self, bring something to do or to read.) We were promptly notified by the Honorable Judge that we would not be needed as jurors for the remainder of the day, that she had been able to settle anything without needing jurors. As it is a police station, there is a huge pylon in the middle of the courtroom that may make it hard for you to see the judge... EXIT PROCESS: We then were escorted out of the room. The guy who manages jurors met us. He had us sign something that acknowledged we showed. You can choose to get a $6 check in the mail as compensation or choose to have it donated back to the City of Houston, but not as a tax write-off. This guy will give you a certificate of gratitude for your time and can fill out an excuse for work, if need be. SPECIAL NOTE -- PLEASE READ: This guy said that even if you serve the Municipal Courts, that does not exempt you from serving at the Downtown Court for more complex (read: lengthier) trials in the same calendar year. Be advised!

This court annex 20 is wayyyy better than downtown. Parking is free and wide open. Inside court…read morehouse to settle your traffic ticket is efficient no long lines nor long waits.

It's got its quirks and challenges, like anywhere else. It's a city of its own!…read more This city has so much to offer, especially if you get involved and make a positive difference. Whether it's supporting small businesses, volunteering with charities you care about, or getting to know your community, there are plenty of ways to make an impact. Support local nonprofits, try out new restaurants, and don't let reviews make your decisions for you--go experience places for yourself! At the end of the day, this city is what you make of it. There's beauty in the little things--whether it's a favorite local spot, meeting new people, or just the hustle of life here. Get out there and explore and share your experiences!

8.27.24 I LOVE all the trees in The Woodlands but do not…read morelike all the traffic. It's so busy here. Tons of shopping and food choices. Just too many people driving fast everywhere.

I learned there's a much easier way than standing in line all day in a jam-packed room for vehicle…read moreregistration renewal. just go to Kroger's or H-E-B customer service and you can get your vehicle registration renewal sticker. just call ahead and ask what county they will do because certain locations will do Montgomery County and then certain ones will do Harris County so just call ahead.

I visited here at 8 am this morning to get the registration renewal on my motorcycle. No lines…read more Very nice people. Well staffed and friendly service!