Wife wants to go to Houston and do some shopping. She like The Heights and Montrose areas and I was wondering if there are any other areas like those. Would also like to know if there are any good restaurants in those areas. TIA!
Fun/eclectic neighborhoods in Houston
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Last: 26 days ago by Jugstore Cowboy
Greenspoint has some really interesting shopping
Sharpstown Mall
San Jacinto Mall
Harwin shopping district is "eclectic"
ETA it's also next to china town that does have many good Asian restaurants.
ETA it's also next to china town that does have many good Asian restaurants.
Apparently Memorial City Mall is equivalent to the Bronx. You can get a glimpse of NY walking around there.
Shopping for what? Rice Village and Highland Village.
Eado has been working on some of that stuff. Ironworks is a fun little outing.
https://ironworks.glide.page/dl/245b4e
https://ironworks.glide.page/dl/245b4e
How does your wife feel about Ferris wheels? Cause if you're looking for something to do after all your shopping, you're in luck…
lb sand said:
Harwin shopping district is "eclectic"
ETA it's also next to china town that does have many good Asian restaurants.
Don't sleep on some excellent indian/pakistani food nearby in that area.
Be sure to stop by Galaly Furniture.lb sand said:
Harwin shopping district is "eclectic"
ETA it's also next to china town that does have many good Asian restaurants.
At Suits U, we really suit you.lb sand said:
Harwin shopping district is "eclectic"
RenoAg said:lb sand said:
Harwin shopping district is "eclectic"
ETA it's also next to china town that does have many good Asian restaurants.
Don't sleep on some excellent indian/pakistani food nearby in that area.
Bismillah is good.
what a weird thread.
that being said WalMart on Dunleavy is always fun
that being said WalMart on Dunleavy is always fun
I clicked through that website and have no idea what that place is or what they do. Although, I am an idiot.
Think shipping container flea marketCaptain Winky said:
I clicked through that website and have no idea what that place is or what they do. Although, I am an idiot.
Trading Fair for yuppies?
*I've wondered about that place a few times when I've gone to Voodoo Queen, but never seen anything going on there after dark or on weekends when I've been over there.
*I've wondered about that place a few times when I've gone to Voodoo Queen, but never seen anything going on there after dark or on weekends when I've been over there.
Lots of deals N of 610 North & E of 59 North.
3rd & 5th Ward also have quite a bit of......charm.
3rd & 5th Ward also have quite a bit of......charm.
Ronnie '88
I kind of feel bad for the OP now.
OP, Martin Q Blank was the only one who gave you a semi-serious reply. Check out Rice Village on Google maps to see if anything piques your interest; or maybe River Oaks shopping center to just walk around, eat and catch a movie at the restored River Oaks movie theater.
OP, Martin Q Blank was the only one who gave you a semi-serious reply. Check out Rice Village on Google maps to see if anything piques your interest; or maybe River Oaks shopping center to just walk around, eat and catch a movie at the restored River Oaks movie theater.
It's been a long time since I've walked the shops along Westheimer east of Montrose. Back in the day I dated a gal that loved to go antiquing. There were lots of eclectic shops in that stretch and some cool little places to eat.
Time and COVID might have wrecked that whole scene.
Time and COVID might have wrecked that whole scene.
If you ever get the itch to go antiquing again, I think downtown Rosenberg answered my question of where all the antique stores went when the Heights and Montrose got regentrified.
Good to know
Raja Sweet has the best samosas.RenoAg said:lb sand said:
Harwin shopping district is "eclectic"
ETA it's also next to china town that does have many good Asian restaurants.
Don't sleep on some excellent indian/pakistani food nearby in that area.
El Paso has some fun neighborhoods
Dirty Berg also home to the best breakfast tacos. BOBS TACO STATIONJugstore Cowboy said:
If you ever get the itch to go antiquing again, I think downtown Rosenberg answered my question of where all the antique stores went when the Heights and Montrose got regentrified.
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Ruce Village is fun, Highland Village also.
Jugstore Cowboy said:
OP, Martin Q Blank was the only one who gave you a semi-serious reply.
Beg your ****ing pardon, good sir. If one doesn't enjoy a good ride on a Ferris wheel, then one has a difficult time finding good quality entertainment. So sit right there atop your high horse and judge the posts of others. Go hang out at the Christmas Store or Miller's Outpost.
I say, good night, sir, good night!
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great avenue for small businesses who can't afford a proper store front.
great avenue for small businesses who can't afford a proper store front.
also, if she will drive, old town spring would fit the bill and probably be worth it
It does not.chico said:
El Paso has some fun neighborhoods
It's no Westbury Square.Jackal99 said:Jugstore Cowboy said:
OP, Martin Q Blank was the only one who gave you a semi-serious reply.
Beg your ****ing pardon, good sir. If one doesn't enjoy a good ride on a Ferris wheel, then one has a difficult time finding good quality entertainment. So sit right there atop your high horse and judge the posts of others. Go hang out at the Christmas Store or Miller's Outpost.
I say, good night, sir, good night!
Bob had his Aggie ring on last time I was there, though that was some time back.cr0wbar said:Dirty Berg also home to the best breakfast tacos. BOBS TACO STATIONJugstore Cowboy said:
If you ever get the itch to go antiquing again, I think downtown Rosenberg answered my question of where all the antique stores went when the Heights and Montrose got regentrified.
Did you mean Dunvale?HoustonAg9999 said:
what a weird thread.
that being said WalMart on Dunleavy is always fun
If you did, RIP AMC 30
We had the in-laws in town for Christmas and we ended up going there this past Sunday. Was fantastic! It has probably been more than 20 years since I last went there.swimmerbabe11 said:
also, if she will drive, old town spring would fit the bill and probably be worth it
Ended up running into my old boss when I used to work in The Woodlands as a teenager and first couple of years at A&M. Hadn't seen him in over 30 years! Great guy.
If anyone goes to Old Town Spring, be sure to hit up https://simplytx.com/ store there. Great sauces, hot and other kinds.
Great music store that if you are into vinyl, they had a very good collection. Wuensche Brothers did not disappoint.
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