The George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX, is a hub for conferences and large-scale…read moreevents. Its floor-to-ceiling glass walls fill the interior with natural light, creating an open, spacious feel. As you walk through the convention center, there is a steady flow of activity...professionals wearing badges and networking, vendors showcasing their products, and visitors moving quickly along the walkways. It is the kind of place where you can sense the importance of an event before you even reach their area of the convention center. The convention center was strategically right across the street from our hotel. My friends and I decided to attend a women's body building conference at George R. Brown convention center. We have all toyed with the idea of participating in a bodybuilding contest. Then you think about the strict clean eating, intense workout routines and the number of supplements you dump into body, then you press the pause button. We found our way into the arena where the women's bodybuilding contest was taking place. The room was filled with anticipation, admiration, and respect. When the athletes stepped on stage, the entire space seemed to zero in on them...their massively lean bodies, muscle definition and their practiced poses. While we watched with admiration, none of us committed to pull the trigger on body building. The George R. Brown Convention Center provided the perfect backdrop to explore the possibility of bodybuilding. In addition, we perused the vendors present associated with fitness. It is always a part of growing as an individual when explore new possibilities.

They say things are bigger in Texas, and if you're talking about Convention Centers, then this one…read moredefinitely stands out. It's in the top ten by sq ft in the US, but that long hallway seems to go on forever and forever. I was here for a convention (duh) and everything was in one general area. There were lots of escalators to move between floors, and lots of hotels and restaurants around to accommodate the crowd. Very well done. Bathrooms were kept clean but they could use an update with some barriers and some spacing. There were lots of water filling stations and the staff kept up with refilling things like coffee and drinks they were providing. Lunch provided in the convention hall was done well. It was "lunch" fare for sure with sandwiches and salads and stuff like that, but they kept everything organized in feeding a bunch of attendees. I ate at both Pappadeux's and Saltgrass which are connected to the Convention Center and both were excellent choices.

My late 1800's chandelier was reworked and cleaned up perfectly. Not so much that it looked like a…read morenew reproduction but enough that my husband loves it. They also refurbished a MacIntyre style antique mirror and I love it.

Taking another lamp soon to Alcon. I appreciate having a…read morebusiness I can trust. Very good work and reasonable prices.

Visited the new location so spacious and such a large variety of pieces for all fashion styles !…read more9-5 outfits , after 6 cocktail attire , great fall pieces , streetwear , Mens , jewelry, etc. drinks on deck as well! The staff makes you feel at home , you'll find yourself staying for hours lounging after you shop. Visit the new location at 2120 Emancipation/ Gray st

Came to the soft opening and it was just amazing , fresh snacks & complimentary beverages …read more STUNNING DECOR even the restrooms had me amazed . Multiple different styles to choose from for women and men you guys got to go check it out , i shop there more than the mall

Dr. Kokel is super knowledgeable and answered all of my questions. The staff is attentive and…read moresupportive and I was able to take care of my eye exam and purchase a new set of frames in an hour. Would highly recommend.

Office communication is terrible! I have tried 3/4 times to make an appointment. Put on hold,…read more left voicemail- nothing!!!

Excellent and great prices! Very helpful and friendly!! This is a great place in the mall!read more

Experience counts, and when it comes with friendly, helpfulness and integrity it's a pleasure to…read morehave them service my needs.

EaDo Bike Co has become my local bike shop for any repairs or tuneups that my bike needs. All of…read morethe staff have always been friendly and it has never been too busy on my visits here. Note that they are closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays weekly. They don't have their own parking and there are limited spots on the street. I guess that's the point, right? Come via bike and bring your bike in so that you can get it taken care of and maybe some additional accessories for it. On my latest visit, I got the Basic tune-up package ($85) and an overhaul on the wheel hub ($35) because they noticed excessive noise on the spoke when I came in with my bike. While this does seem on the pricey side and they have other tune-up packages that are more expensive, I trust their workmanship and can walk out knowing that my bike is in the best shape and has had a comprehensive safety check. My service had about a 3-day turnaround time. I brought it in on a Thursday and they notified me on Sunday that it was complete. Do take into account that if you bring your bike in on a Sunday or Monday, this turnaround may be a little longer because of their closed days. When I received my bike, it felt good as new again and I was excited to be back on the road with it. I totally recommend EaDo Bike Co for your bike service needs. They do have bikes and accessories for sale as well. I was looking for a light to use for night riding, but the ones here were a little pricey (set for ~$150), so I opted to do some research and purchase on Amazon instead.

My partner and I visited your store for the first time because we wanted to check out the bikes you…read morehave for sale and for rent. When we walked in, there was no one at the front, and we weren't greeted. We spent several minutes looking around without anyone acknowledging us. I pulled one bike out of the rack simply to sit on it and see if it was the right size. At that point, an employee immediately approached me and said, "I don't want anyone pulling bikes out and sitting on them." There were no signs indicating that customers should not do this, and no one had spoken to us beforehand. I'm a 53-year-old professional, and I expect to be treated with courtesy and respect. The way I was approached made me feel like I was a teenager causing problems in the store, when all I was trying to do was determine whether the bike fit me. First impressions matter. Instead of feeling welcomed as a potential customer, I felt reprimanded. A much better approach would have been to greet us when we came in, ask if we needed assistance, and politely explain your policy if customers aren't permitted to remove bikes from the rack themselves.