Houston Shopping

European-style Uptown Park raised the bar when it opened in 1999. It houses trendy boutiques like BB1 Classic and Todd’s Place, plus restaurants like Café Express and Uptown Sushi.

Galleria's ultra-modern architecture and high-end stores were ahead of their time when this shopping mall opened in 1970, and it's still going strong with 375+ restaurants and shops (Gucci, Nordstrom), an ice rink, and two hotels.

Houston’s oldest shopping district benefits from its proximity to Rice University and the Museum District – trendy shops sell items like high-end clothing, home décor, and one-of-a-kind jewelry.

Like a small version of Houston’s larger “Galleria” shops, Highland Village is defined by trendy fashion boutiques, spas, and upscale restaurants.

Its worth the drive to this huge outlet mall 25 miles outside Houston for its 1.3-million-square-feet of bargains on boldfaced brands like Neiman Marcus, Saks 5th Avenue, and Cole Haan.