Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Pearland Area

"Houston Center for Photography was originally founded as an artist-led cooperative in 1981, striving to showcase the talents of Houston-area photographers working in all mediums and art forms. Since 1982, it has been incorporated as a nonprofit organization, led by a 24-member board of directors and receiving significant national support from major arts organizations such as the Houston Arts Alliance and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Rotating temporary exhibitions of works by regional and national artists are showcased at the Center's free gallery, which is open to the public Wednesdays through Sundays during the afternoon and evening hours."

"Houston Center for Photography, Houston|© Photo Courtesy Houston Center for Photography. The Houston Center for Photography showcases photographs from the 20th and 21st centuries, from well-established names to emerging talents. If you are in school or would like to get more experience with creative classes and events, whether you want to learn how to capture photography on the street, lighting workshops, or you just want to gain knowledge outside of the classroom, sign up as a volunteer or apply for their internship."

"Opened in the year 1981, the Houston Center for Photography is a major fine art organization that specialises in photography. Though it started out small, the Center has become quite popular owing to its numerous permanent and rotating exhibitions and displays which feature diverse work by different artists. Address : 1441 W Alabama St, Houston, TX 77006, United StatesTimings : 11:00 am to 7:00 pm (Wednesday- Thursday, Saturday- Sunday), 11:00 am to 5:00 pm (Friday), Monday- Tuesday closedAdmission Fee : None"

"A post shared by Xx mOniCa xX (@finalformfemale) on Jan 1, 2020 at 8:32pm PST. If you’re into Asian culture, food, and products, you’ll surely want to shop at Hongkong City Mall. It is located at the center of Houston’s Chinatown and opened in 1999."

"The Galleria Mall (Simon) Only incorporated in 1837, Houston is a young city. Before we grew into our fourth largest city status and developed great attractions like beautiful parks, museums, national sports franchises, and world-class performance venues and companies, all we had to do with our oil money was to go shopping. So your next stop is to Houston’s monument to retail, the Galleria."

"Get in some shopping at The Galleria, Houston’s upscale shopping center with boutiques like Allsaints, Bottega Veneta and Louis Vuitton all available for your perusal. This year alone, 35 new shops are still to come. For breakfast, try brunch at Peli Peli, also located at The Galleria. Their South African deep-fried waffles and prawn cake benedicts are sure to whet your appetite."

"The dosa was soft and crispy and the potatoes were just right. The curries had the just right amount of spice and p..."

"The colorful curries and stacks upon stacks of noodles are brimming with flavor at this traditional Thai cafe where most of the menu items are under $10. The mild and slightly sweet sweet, coconut milk-based Kang Massaman curry ($8.95) is hearty, with blocks of potato, tomato, and your choice of chicken, beef, pork or tofu (add $1 if you prefer shrimp or fish). And the large-enough-for-two platter of seafood pad Thai ($9.95) is packed with shrimp, fish, bean sprouts and a sprinkling of chopped peanuts."

"DowntownSophisticated Italian steakhouse with a dark, sexy interiorThis Downtown stunner oozes sophistication, with a dark and luxe space that evokes a modern Italian villa. Set the mood with a superb bottle of wine, and keep the excitement going with fancy pants Italian steakhouse fare -- think aleppo-crusted tonno, housemade cacio e pepe hit with black truffles shaved tableside, and a prime porterhouse for two. Finish the night with Limoncello cocktails and Amaretto crème brûlée."

"Led by Executive Chef Danny Trace, Potente is an upscale Italian restaurant. Located in downtown Houston, every dish on the menu is locally sourced. The sophisticated Italian resta"

"MontroseNeapolitan-style pizzas in a cozy, two-story converted homeThis sultry, Neapolitan-style pizzeria may not be around forever, so now is the time to settle into a dark nook (or score a seat on the patio) and share a bottle of wine in one of the city’s most romantic settings. You’ll also be sharing impossibly good, blistered and blackened wood-fired pies, crispy caper shrimp and bagna cauda fennel, and al dente pastas amplified by things like pig fat and heavy cream (is there anything sexier?)."

"Mandola’s Deli is a family owned and operated establishment that has been open since 1977 with Frank Mandola and his son Joseph at the helm. Every day this pair stands behind the counter at their Italian deli greeting every customer with their grazie-tude along with their rambunctious staff. The menu offers a wide range of appetizers, soups, salads, Po’Boy sandwiches, Italian specialties, and even an “if you must” section featuring a few burgers and a Rueben."

"There's nothing like a longstanding family-owned restaurant to go back and visit time and again for your favorite dishes and desserts. Mandola's has been a part of the East End neighborhood for decades, with many customers flocking to buy its cannolis. Mandola's Deli offers Sicilian specialties such as sesame seed cookies and fig cookies."

"Core beers: Fruity Pellets Hazy IPA, Lager-ish Kölsch, Blue Tile IPA, Great Heights Hefeweizen, In House IPA. Rotating beers: Haze Not Hate Hazy Double IPA (available every June in celebration of Pride Month and periodically throughout the year), Oakstoberfest Festbier (available September-November in celebration of Oktoberfest and periodically throughout the year), Tough Smart Lager (periodically throughout the year), Great Heights Coconut Porter (periodically throughout the year), Toy Cannon Imperial Stout (periodically throughout the year). Noteworthy: Great Heights had its grand opening in the middle of Hurricane Harvey."

"The entire Heights neighborhood of Houston is a fun and chill place to explore. Great shops and restaurants, eclectic streets to stroll down, beautiful houses, wine, and beer. The vibe at Great Heights Brewing definitely fits in with the neighborhood."