313 West Main Street, Tomball TX 77375
“It’s my first visit here, and I must say, this shop is very unique, especially with its great artwork. There’s so much to explore! I picked up a cool necklace and a selection of vintage candies too.”
311 West Main Street, Tomball TX 77375
“I went on a date to the terrarium building class on 8/2, and we had a wonderful experience. Callie was funny, knowledgeable, and an absolute joy to learn from. She made the class fun, inviting, exciting, and made it feel like a group of friends hanging out together. My date and I had such a great time that we've decided to make this a regular event! Thank you for the incredible time, Callie! You're great at what you do, and I appreciate you! PS: My terrarium is kicking ass!”
314 E Main St, Tomball TX 77375
“I had the pleasure of visiting this ADORABLE store yesterday and met Nana who makes it so obvious that she just loves what she does! She’s so friendly and informative and I loved hearing all about her family oriented store. Nanas Main Street cottage is full of treasures from beautiful clothes to home decor to outdoor decor.”
707 W Main St, Tomball TX 77375
“This is always our first place when looking for beautiful well made furniture. The staff is always so friendly and we are excited to see what new items they have every time we stop by.”
28106 Heidi Lane, Tomball TX 77375
“Thank you very much to Mrs. Tanja for her help today, excellent service and a very professional treatment, very sweet. Thank you very much for everything 🙏🏻!”
1010 W Main St, Tomball TX 77375
“Always very quick and friendly service. Love this pharmacy better than any chain pharmacy like Walgreens or evs. Highly recommend and only good things to say about the service my family has received. Really appreciate the added cap they give for my children's liquid medication.”
402 E Main St, Tomball TX 77375
“We absolutely love all the stained glass pieces we have purchased from Jackie at Seasons, Tomball. Jackie is an amazing artist and will design anything you can think of. If you are looking for a unique piece for your home to last many years be sure to stop by Seasons.”
212 W Main St, Tomball TX 77375
“We had the best experience with Neutral Nest. We weren't as happy as we wanted to be and contacted the owner and she immediately made it right and shipped us our new copy. I highly recommend The Neutral Nest.”
106 North Elm Street, Tomball TX 77375
“Love this store!! Beautiful clothes for men and women. The jewelry is just stunning! Penny is just the sweetest. Always friendly when I come for a visit. Keep up the excellent service!”
32309 FM2978, Magnolia TX 77354
“Blvd Boutique in Magnolia is a curious little monument to modern retail confidence. It presents itself with the practiced poise of a place convinced it is offering revelation, when in truth it is offering clothing and accessories in a marketplace already swollen with such ambitions. And yet, one must admit, it does so rather well. There is taste here, though not always restraint. The selections are appealing, the atmosphere polished, and the overall effect suggests someone at the helm understands that a boutique must at least attempt seduction. For the most part, Blvd succeeds. It is stylish enough to command attention, though not quite so original as to deserve reverence. One browses with interest, if not quite with awe. The staff are pleasant, the presentation is tidy, and the experience is certainly more elevated than the average shop that mistakes enthusiasm for curation. Blvd Boutique has avoided that common provincial trap. It has charm. It has polish. It even has moments of genuine allure. But let us not lose our composure entirely. This is not the Second Coming of fashion. It is a boutique in Magnolia, not a secret annex of the Avenue Montaigne. Four stars. Why not five. Because the fifth star is not a participation trophy for being lovely under flattering lighting. It is reserved for the rare establishment that leaves one silenced with admiration rather than merely nodding in approval. Blvd Boutique earns praise, certainly, but perfection remains elsewhere, still dressed better and asking for less attention.”
27706 Tomball Pkwy, Tomball TX 77375
“Really long lines, not enough employees to ring people out so that part is not the best. But overall such a great store. I love getting all my kids things here and home decor too”
14367 Farm to Market 2920, Tomball TX 77377
“Had an issue at a different location where the manager refused to sell me an item that was on the floor. I called this location to see if they had the item in stock. They not only checked the floor for me (thank you Chris!), but the manager got on the phone with me, listened to my experience at their sister location & took it upon herself to help me find the item in one of the surrounding locations. Nikki is a true example of loving what you do. She is a compassionate leader that treats customers with respect & kindness. She has earned my continued loyalty to the company. Thank you!”
10730 Farm to Market 2920, Tomball TX 77375
“My new favorite local and unique furniture store with excellent selections and customer service! After months of looking for the perfect sectional, we found the right one here on display that will last us for years to come. The manager, Gus, was a joy to work with and we look forward to returning for other pieces!”
14251 Farm to Market 2920, Tomball TX 77377
“This location feels bigger at times than others in the area and the floor is really neat when I go in. The sales associate Juan was really helpful the last few times I went and they seem like a really great person. The cashier was excellent too but I forgot to get her name. In general a great ross”
Two familiar names now share one storefront. Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store opened their first co-branded location in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 16, and the concept is spreading to nearly two dozen stores in what the company calls phase one.
Read the postBob's Discount Furniture is growing while its competitors shrink. The Manchester, Connecticut-based retailer reported strong fourth-quarter results in its first earnings call since going public in February, with revenue climbing 8.2% to $648.8 million. Full-year net revenue jumped 16.8% to $2.4 billion, and net income rose to $121.7 million from $87.9 million the prior year. CEO Bill Barton told analysts the company plans to open about 20 new stores in 2026 and sees a path to more than 500 locations by 2035, roughly two and a half times its current 209-store footprint across 26 states.
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