Their Halloween items are in stock…read more This target is smaller than others, but I've always found it clean, organized, and easy to shop at. They have a Starbucks and a snack area right when you walk in. Being with a baby I did wish the Starbucks had a few regular seats instead of just bar stools Unlike other targets I've visited recently , the baby section was well stocked which was exactly what I came for ! We used the family restroom for the first time and while a bit less clean than I would prefer, it made things easier with a stroller The parking lot at this target is huge and has a lot of spots for mobile order pickup

Location: sawyer/Taylor…read more Parking: plenty Staff: poorly customer service .went to look at Apple Watch. Arrived @5:30, theres was a total of 4 employees at the tech section. 3 were helping one customer and another one was helping a Spanish speaker customer. As I arrived I waited a few minutes, no one greeted and I continued to wait. After a few minutes I asked if someone can help. 2 guys in black shirt I guess target techs? Only said that only the guy in red could help. (Person who was helping another customer) girl in red just didn't say anything and continue chatting with each other. I've noticed they were all helping one customer and when I asked if any of them can help they said no to wait for other guy. Felt like very poorly service as well as no team help. After 30-40 minutes I've decided to leave.

The Shops at Houston Center (which recently rebranded as The Highlight) is a super convenient spot…read moreright in the heart of downtown, especially if you use the skywalks to get around. It's an excellent place to grab a bite or take care of errands during the week, featuring great lunch staples like Salata, Leaf & Grain, and Doozo's Dumplings. They also have an awesome tech-infused mini-golf spot called Puttshack and a GNC, making it a really solid mix of quick dining, entertainment, and everyday essentials.

Lots of vacant shops at 3:00 in the afternoon. Only things open were Hallmark and an Art Store…read more There are 3 medical clinics which seemed weird to me.

I came to this TJ Maxx 77019 because I was dropping off some mails at the Post Office in the River…read moreOaks area. I kind of like this location. I always prefer TJ Maxx over Marshalls, even though that's under the same owner. It's nice to browse around and without getting bothered by anyone. I wanted to try a few outfits but the fitting room was under construction. Bummer. I rarely come to this area. Sigh... not happy

This is basically my neighborhood TJ Maxx, and I've shopped here on and off for years. To be…read morehonest, I think it has really gone downhill over the years, selection-wise and organization-wise. Nowadays, when I walk in, the sunglasses (a favorite purchase of mine) are nowhere to be found. I liked the sunglasses display when it was placed against the wall and it was easier to see the entire selection. Then, the sunglasses were moved to a vertical spinning display. And now, where exactly are the sunglasses?? Considering the fact I am also an accessories person, I found myself asking what's the deal with the wallet section? What happened to all the cool choices? Although I did like a couple of Anne Klein and Juicy Couture wallets, which I purchased recently, the other wallets were unremarkable and not on the level of past wallet options at this location. I do like the section with beauty items and soaps, but sometimes I've found the makeup is sometimes damaged by people who are eager to try the products. Clothing-wise, I think this location has been a disappointment lately, so I no longer care about looking for clothes here. So, what does that leave? The housewares section here is basic, but it is still possible to find something good - like picture frames, for example. And when you check out, sometimes the cashiers are really friendly and sometimes, you get a weird person with a subpar customer service disposition. I asked one cashier a question recently, and she answered. But she didn't answer my next question, and when I asked the same exact question again, she got an attitude. No Thank you! Improve this location, TJ Maxx folks, or I will be heading straight to Lazybrook/Timbergrove to visit the other TJ Maxx.

Awesome prices! I come here every week before going to Walmart or Target. They definitely beat…read moretheir prices

From the owner: Our business specializes on saving money for the customers on items they love.read more

Scary store. Parking lot full of sketchy people. Store full of sketchy people. Probably because of…read morethe nearby train station. Everything is locked up and few workers to help. Waited 20 minutes behind a guy who was obviously trying to use a stolen credit card. Hat, headphones, shades. Very sketchy. And what has this world come to when employees won't look at, speak to, or smile at a friendly old guy who just said "hello, how are you?"

All I'm going to say is that Oliver is one of the best cashier he was so nice and a gentleman I…read moreliked his attitude!!!!

It may be the twin store of Almeda Mall, but honestly at least Almeda has potential..this mall is…read moredoesn't have anything good. Only one good store: the Dillard's, but even the men's section was cheaper and nicer looking than the females section. The ladies clothing looked and felt cheap. Ladies restroom was gross, it almost had me gaging!!!

High class thrift store? Nah. Just a bunch (not a big bunch) of thrift stores bunched together…read moremarketing mall stuff. Actually I shouldn't even say thrift. Let's just stick with ghetto. Maybe you'll find some values here. Maybe not. Just avoid this mall as there's plenty of better places for bargains or higher end shopping. I do come to the area for not-worth-mentioning food once in a while. (What... it's food!)

The cashiers' attitudes are the worst. They again you the receipt and don't say anything. When you…read moresay "thank you" they don't say anything. When you get to the cashier they don't speak. They're unfriendly. I used to put up with long lines to shop here, now I just go to the one in the galleria area. They're much nicer.

Might be the time of day but on a Monday evening, this Home Goods spot looked like the San…read moreFrancisco war zone in some aisles with items strewn everywhere, weird odors wafting through the air, and a general disarray that made TJ Maxx next door look like a studious child with OCD. We were hoping to find some kitchen goods here but nearly all of the items looked extremely cheap and not well made compared to Amazon options online. The Home Goods side is usually far superior the shopping journey compared to Marshalls, but here it's generally a wash due to how disappointing the home decor side was. Unfortunately for this plaza, the best thing about it is probably the pizzeria next door that got a decent one bite score.

This is the closest Walmart to Downtown Houston, and services the Heights, Montrose, and…read moreneighborhoods within "the Loop" (610). This is a cruise-y grocery/department store. Exiting the parking lot can be challenging due to heavy traffic on Yale Street.

Customer service is deplorable,the manager is rude to customers and lazy and unhelpful she sets…read morebehind the customer service counter or she rides on the electric carts for the customers. This store is in a prime location and deserves better managerial representation. The way she presents herself and her attitude is just not a good representation for an upcoming Walmart.

You will find this store in the middle of the parking lot sharing with the Fiesta Store…read more The items in here are pretty much a decent price even though it says $1, almost everything is a little bit above a dollar but it's not going to break the bank. One thing though, oh my God these people are rude! Are usually encounter mid-eastern people to be well perceived as friendly towards their business customers but these people don't give a f***. Shop with caution.

This boutique shop took my by surprise!! White Linen Night brought us out and we jumped from shop…read moreto shop. Jubilee was by far the best clothing shop we visited. The bright colors, quirky designs, and chic vibes definitely set the tone; I was like a kid in a candy store. Prices are above your average retailer, however it was worth every penny. I bought a dress and a sweater shirt for around $140 Highly recommend!

Super cute store with a lot of kitschy fun home decor/towels/etc. Half of the store is also…read moreclothing. I was incredibly tempted by a gorgeous snake wine rack. There's limited non-parallel parking in front of the store, but the heights generally is tricky to park in. There's also a lot of other fun shops down this street, so if you score a parking spot make sure to check out the rest of the street!