Love the Forum. I am there almost every weekend. They have everything I need there. I go to the DSW…read morethere. I always shop at the Ulta there as well. They have all the good stores like Target, Kohls, Bath and Body and more. Also many restaurants to choose from.

I love all the shops out here !! I like to shop at Bath and body Works, target, shoe, carnival,…read moreStarbucks, Lane Bryant,& hobby lobby.

Hawaiian Dancers at the Hawaiian Festival. The dancers were very good and there were many vendors…read moreinside as well as outside even though it was cold and rainy outside.

This mall is outdated and the escalators are never on and it's mostly for cons now. I would shop at…read moretorrid and rue 21 when I was a larger girl, but now I can't find a store to jive with at this mall. When they do cons they should find a better way of organizing it as you can't go up on the escalators and there's only one elevator.

Visited the food court! They do have a few new restaurants being built. In this visit I went to…read moresubway and had an Italian sandwich on a wheat bread, chips, and a drink! Server was friendly and got my order right and fast. The toasted sandwich was pretty good and the drink is unlimited due to two soda machines in the area. The value for the meal compared to other similar places outside the base is decent so the value you get on post will be better than outside or off-post! Will dine in again in the near future when visiting the PX.

Remodeled and nicely supplied. Clean and friendly staff. Selection is a typical exchange of a…read morebase this size. Food court has options though room for more. Selection of stores is good. Nice stop at a great base

I had always wanted to pop in here for a good shop. Most of my visits to this area of Houston St…read more were all business and not for browsing. When I did have the time, the shop was closed. The gal was very sweet to my daughter. She was very knowledgeable of many of the featured artists. She knew names, mediums, common themes, where that artist was featured in town. Girlfriend had it down. It is easy to be lured in by the bright colors and variety of art and clothing. If you love items with a San Antonio flair you will want to check this place out. From lamps, wall art, table items and clothing you are sure to find something you can't leave without. And if all else fails they have Mexican bottled Coca Cola.

Super cute store !! Took a trip to San Antonio from Houston and the lady was so nice this was one…read moreof the only stores I really wanted to go to and I'm so happy I did Really cute unique gifts and little nick nacks , would definitely recommend going to if your visiting SA !!

Every Costco is a great one to shop at, including this one. It is right off of the freeway and…read moreeasy to get to. The store was well-stocked and neat. Parking was the only setback I could see, in that there just wasn't enough.

This Costco is usually pretty good to come to for shopping and eating. This Costco is typically…read morestocked well and has almost as much as other Costco's. The only downside is this is in a very busy area and it's often times very hard to even get into the store. This is frustrating of course because you pay to shop here and a lot of hours of the day it's not easy. Despite this they still have great prices, plenty of selection, and workers are usually helpful.

This place has so much potential!…read more Bracken Village is an adorable little shopping center outside Loop 1604 on Nacogdoches Rd. If all the shops were full, I can imagine this would be a favorite spot of mine. As is, even with the couple boutiques in business right now, it is still pretty tempting to make the drive. It's situated like an actual little village. All the shops are more like wooden cabins than your typical storefronts. And you can meander around and peruse the wares in all of them under the shade trees. It's really beautiful and if more shops had tenants, it would be an awesome place! I've got my fingers crossed for you, Bracken Village!

I recently went shopping in this cute little shopping area. There were some new shops that I had…read morenot seen before. I loved the shop called "Ewe and Eye Creations" as it had handmade doll clothes for various sizes of dolls. My daughter was was even able to pick out shoes to go with the doll outfit; how unique is that. Then there was a new candle shop that had all types of candles, containers and such. Just don't go on Mondays, not much open.

So... have y'all heard of MAC.BID? It's that website where…read moreyou can bid on Amazon returns and potentially score things for ridiculously low prices. I finally decided to try it this week, and let me tell you -- I was NOT emotionally prepared for how this would go. There are two locations in Texas (Schertz and San Antonio). I bought this Maven Lane Alexander bar stool -- retail price $329 -- for $32. After tax and fees, I walked out paying $45 total. Absolute robbery. I am officially hooked. Now for the part they don't warn you about... Pickup day arrives. I go to the Schertz warehouse feeling confident and slightly smug. Rookie mistake. I did not bring a dolly. I assumed someone would load it for me. Friends... this is not that kind of place. This is a self-help warehouse. Here's how it works: * Every item has a barcode * You stand in a long line just to get into the warehouse * Once your winning barcode is scanned and verified, you're released into the wild to find your item And when I say the warehouse is massive -- I mean MASSIVE. From tiny packages to full-size refrigerators. It took me a minute (okay, several minutes) to figure out the system. I'm also one of those people who avoids asking for help unless absolutely necessary, so naturally I learned by wandering around like a confused Costco shopper. Meanwhile, seasoned MAC.BID pros were cruising by with dollies stacked high, looking like they'd trained for this moment. I, on the other hand, had... my arms. I somehow managed to wrestle my giant box to checkout, where your barcode is scanned again, and then -- freedom. Victory. Mild sweat. Final verdict? Incredible deals Wild experience Bring a dolly Lower expectations of assistance 10/10 would do again Important note: If you don't pick up your item(s) within the pickup window, they'll happily charge your card and resell the item. Ask me how I know... just kidding (but seriously). MAC.BID: come for the bargains, stay for the workout.

I have been to Mac.bid multiple times and have never had an experience like I did today. The new…read moreprocess they have implemented is horrible. They have moved the office to the front of the store, and some of the employees were working as if customers had all the time in the world to wait. People were standing around in a very hot warehouse while workers slowly retrieved items. The only positive part of the experience was the young woman checking people in at the office check in. She was incredibly sweet, noticed how many people were waiting, and took charge to help move things along. Unfortunately, after waiting approximately 35 minutes, the item I came to pick up was broken. Between the excessive wait time, the disorganized new process, and receiving a damaged item, today's experience was a complete turnoff.

Cute store. My daughter was looking for those squishy toys but they were sold out. Even though we…read moredidn't buy anything, the store has some cute clothes and trinkets. As far as customer service, no one spoke when we walked in but the associate was kind to my daughter when she asked about that toy.

I visited the store on a weekday afternoon and was greeted warmly upon entering. I took my time…read moreand looked around downstairs and also went upstairs where the sale items are. Everything in the store is so adorable!! I purchased a few small items and the woman that rang me up was so kind. She even gave me a flyer to an event they were gonna have later that week. After my purchase I went around the cute building outdoors to take photos. I loved the store and the little area it's in.