Meyerland Plaza, Houston

Name: Meyerland Plaza
Address: 4700 Beechnut St, Houston, 77096, United States
Telephone: +1 713-664-1166

#31 among attractions in Houston

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Meyerland Plaza: Houston's Shopping Haven

Meyerland Plaza, nestled in the bustling city of Houston, United States, is a shopping center that stands as a testament to the city's thriving retail culture. This expansive retail hub has been serving the community since its inception in 1957, providing a wide array of shopping options to the city's diverse population.

Spanning across a large area, Meyerland Plaza is home to over 30 stores, including both national chains and local businesses. It caters to a variety of shopping needs, from fashion and beauty to electronics and home goods. The plaza is anchored by prominent retailers such as Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Marshalls, making it a one-stop destination for all shopping desires.

The shopping center's design facilitates a seamless shopping experience, with stores arranged for easy accessibility and ample parking space available for visitors. The plaza also boasts several dining options, ranging from quick bites to sit-down restaurants, ensuring that shoppers can refuel after a day of retail therapy.

Meyerland Plaza is more than just a place to shop; it is a community hub where families and friends gather, not only to browse the latest trends but also to attend events and seasonal festivities that the center regularly hosts. Its central location at the intersection of Loop 610 and Beechnut Street makes it easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.

Coordinates: 29°41'13"N, 95°27'43"W

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4700 Beechnut StSouthwest Houston (Meyerland Area)Houston 77096 United States

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+1 713-664-1166

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