r/Kingwood

This Saturday, they are bringing a special celebration and an official welcome to everyone to their 12th location. It’s definitely a Grand Opening you won’t want to miss!

What to expect:

- Newly remodeled restaurant.

- Kids play area for tots ages up to 6 years.

- Watch your pizza made through the beautiful kitchen windows.

- The same original NYC menu served by our family!

- Great memories and great food!

EVERYONE who dines in on Saturday, August 22nd can enter to win!

1st Place: $250 Gift Card

2nd Place: $100 Gift Card

3rd Place: $50 Gift Card

Throughout the day, their team will be giving out samples so you can enjoy a variety of things from their family menu, including pizzas, calzones, appetizers, and more!

Grand Opening Celebration: Saturday, August 22nd

Location: 1345 Kingwood Dr, Kingwood TX 77339

Hours: 11AM - 10PM, Everyday

Grab your family and friends and welcome Brooklyn Pizzeria, Kingwood style!

The community is being asked to help locate Ashley Turner, a woman who has been missing since Monday, August 10th, 2026. She was last seen in the Atascocita and Kingwood area along West Lake Houston Parkway. She is described as approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall and 120 pounds, with a seahorse tattoo on her left forearm. She drives a white 2024 Subaru Crosstrek.

A missing person report has been filed with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. Residents and businesses in the Atascocita, Kingwood and surrounding areas are encouraged to check Ring cameras, security footage, parking lots and other areas where she or the vehicle may have been seen.

Anyone with information, even if it seems minor, is asked to contact local law enforcement. For an immediate sighting or emergency, call 911. HCSO case number: 2608-04423.

This is 1 of 2 commercial spaces next to Sprouts. They’re massive and unfortunately so big that only anchor stores could fill these spaces. What do you think should go here? What about a food court, like an actual nice and thought out food court.

I feel like these massive spaces are the problem with Texas. Bigger is not better, it feels cheap and ugly unless it’s a grocery store of some type. Restaurants that go big but can’t fill the space feel cold, but if they went smaller and created exclusivity with limited seats then it feels full when there are diners.

Anyways, what do you think should happen to these 2 anchor store size spaces? If they made a sliver over a spot out of one of these spaces, a wine bar with a small stage for live music would be nice.