Bombshells Building New Restaurant & Bar in Pearland

Dholbrook Its similar to Hooters and Twin Peaks. Not even close to a mens club.

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Ok they just seem to be dressed with less clothing in the photo. Thanks : )

the one on Fuqua is so ghetto. Customers are so drunk and employees keep bringing them alcohol. Used to watch fights in that place. One time i counted 14 officers outside bombshell. Arrestin drunk people for misbehaved. never went back.
Hope this one is better.

When do you guys open up on 288 and the Beltway

Stealth83 : Let me know if you get hired...we will definitely come see you and have some of those wingy thingyes...😂😂😂

Oh good, another breastaurant.

PearlandDotCom : When does it open? I’ve seen the building but I didnt see when it would open. My hubby and I have been wanting to go.

Great, another place for ogling women's chest fat... Why can't we get anything decent for the 10-18 year old crowd? In the five years I have lived here, we lost the Putt Putt place and the Bowling Alley. The skating rink is still open, wonder how long it will last. I'd love to see an Itz or Main Event or Dave and Buster's type place go up in our city. Laser tag...Paintball... Or, maybe new and better Putt Putt and Bowling Alley.

Stealth83 : Got to be careful shaking that “groove thing” at our ages, stuf can fall off !! 😲squidgirl : I agree. More family oriented activity type places are really needed in our city. We went bowling together 3 weeks ago as family and the nearest is Armadillo Lanes on Fuqua in Harris County.

squidgirl : lonestarbouncetown.c om/
www.chuckecheese.com /storedetails/tx/pea rland/578
www.tripbuzz.com/thi ngs-to-do-with-kids/ pearland-txMaybe you could look. like, somewhere

YosemiteSam : While I appreciate your attempt to help, despite the snarkiness included in your response, you may notice that the 2 places you offered are definitely NOT geared towards teens and pre-teens. The trip buzz link does give an extensive list... but there are problems with that list. 1) Many of the things are for the under 10 crowd of kids. 2) It lists places that are closed. 3) It lists places that are in Sugar Land and Friendswood or farther. 4) It lists city parks. 5) It lists places that are intended for long term commitments (i.e. Dance Academy).I have looked. Extensively. We have lived here 5 years. My boys use Centennial and other parks to play basketball with friends. They have also used the Rec Center and YMCA. They go to the movies with friends. Used to go to the Putt Putt place and the bowling alley. Those places are now closed. Jumping Zaxx opened up at BW 8 near Hwy 35. There is also a skating rink back there. We also got an Urban Air. So, at least now I don't have to make the 45 minute trek over to Webster for Jumping World. What we don't have is a video arcade, paintball place, Putt Putt, bowling alley, go-kart track, etc. Places the older children can go to just hang out and have fun with their friends for a few hours. I see all this growth and development going up, but it seems to be geared to either adults or young kids. The teens get lost in the shuffle. But it's ok. I'll just keep shuttling them to Houston, Sugar Land, Webster and other areas. And I'll keep spending my money there rather than in our local economy since Pearland can't seem to attract businesses that cater to this age group.

squidgirl : Sorry you took it the wrong way...but you are entitled to be as angry as you wish! That is your prerogative.