Explore Tomball

Pizza

Crust Pizza Co.

Crust Pizza Co. at 14441 FM 2920 is a family-friendly pizzeria known for its Chicago-style thin crust pizza, part of a regional chain with locations in Texas and Louisiana. Crust says quality matters, so it does some things differently from typical pizza chains, and it promotes its thin crust as award-winning. Along with pizza, the menu includes pastas, salads, starters and kids' meals, so it suits a mixed group with picky eaters. The Tomball restaurant is open daily for lunch and dinner and has nearly 400 reviews on Restaurantji. Dine-in, online ordering, delivery and catering are available, which makes it handy for team dinners, birthday parties or a night in at the hotel. Its location on the FM 2920 corridor on the south side of Tomball is close to shopping, neighborhoods and sports fields. Check the location page for the full menu and current specials.

Breakfast

CC's Cafe

CC's Cafe is a family-run breakfast and lunch cafe at 1231 Alma Street in Tomball, one of three CC's locations in Tomball and Waller. The cafe is open daily from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. and serves country-style comfort food: farm eggs, buttermilk pancakes, scratch biscuits, chicken-fried steak and a signature burger with two smash-pressed patties, sharp cheddar, smoked aioli and crisp onion, along with bottomless coffee. Its to-go menu also lists country and farm-fresh breakfast plates with eggs, hash browns, home fries or grits, and toast or a biscuit. CC's describes its Tomball cafe as a corner spot where locals park, linger and leave when they're ready. It's a good choice for an early, hearty breakfast before a day exploring Tomball. A second Tomball-area location, CC's Cafe Rosehill, is on Waller Tomball Road.

1231 Alma Street, Tomball, TX 77375

Shopping

Burlap Ranch Mercantile

Burlap Ranch Mercantile is a boutique at 106 North Elm Street in Old Town Tomball. The shop carries women's apparel and accessories along with jewelry, shoes and boots, home decor, bedding and baby items, and its online store adds bags, cozy blankets, hats, scarves, sunglasses and wallets. The look leans toward western-inspired fashion and gifts, so it's a fun stop for anyone hunting for a Texas-style outfit or a present to take home. Burlap Ranch is a member of the Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce. Directory listings show the store open Monday through Saturday with shorter Sunday afternoon hours. Online shopping is available with both shipping and in-store pickup. Elm Street is a short walk from Main Street, the Tomball Railroad Depot and Old Town's antique shops and cafes, which makes the boutique easy to work into a day of strolling and shopping downtown.

106 N Elm St, Tomball, TX 77375

Shopping

The Bath Hut Boutique

The Bath Hut Boutique at 115 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball is a gift shop specializing in bath and body products, candles and gift sets, along with home decor and apparel. It's a pleasant stop for shoppers looking for a pampering treat for themselves, a hostess or birthday gift, or a little something to take home from a weekend in Tomball. The shop is open Monday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sundays from noon to 4 p.m., according to The Tomball Times, which makes it one of the downtown boutiques open on Sunday afternoons. Bath Hut is part of Commerce Street's row of shops in the heart of Old Town, alongside O'Suzanna's, Tender Touch Gifts and The Whistle Stop Tea Room, and it's a short walk from Main Street's antique stores, the Tomball Railroad Depot and downtown cafes. Street parking and public lots are nearby. Call (281) 255-4700 with questions about products.

115 Commerce St, Tomball, TX 77375

American · Breakfast

Graze

Graze is an American restaurant at 208 North Elm Street in Old Town Tomball serving comfort-forward American food for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Wines, spirits and mixology are a big part of the experience: the bar turns out riffs on classic drinks, old fashioneds and aged whiskies, along with hand-picked wines and local craft IPAs for happy hour. The restaurant keeps separate brunch, lunch, dinner, bar and happy hour menus. According to its website, Graze is open Tuesday through Sunday, with brunch on Saturday and Sunday and later dinner hours on Friday and Saturday, and it's closed on Mondays. Reservations can be requested by phone or email, and Graze also sells gift cards, hosts special events and books private events. Its North Elm Street location is in the heart of Old Town, a short walk from the Tomball Railroad Depot and downtown's antique shops, making it a great choice for dinner or drinks after exploring.

208 North Elm St, Tomball, TX 77375

Mexican

Hee Haw's Tacos & Tequila

Hee Haw's Tacos & Tequila at 102 Market Street calls itself Old Town Tomball's hotspot for mouth-watering tacos, irresistible margaritas and a lively patio. It sits next door to its sister restaurant, Every-Bellies, and is proud to be part of Tomball's growing food scene; its motto is "live like someone left the gate open." The menu features tacos, nachos, margaritas and other drinks, and the patio is a popular place to sit outside on a nice afternoon. Hee Haw's is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday and closed on Sundays, according to its website, and it has more than 180 reviews on Restaurantji. Order online for quick pickup, or book Hee Haw's catering to feed a crowd at a party or office event. Market Street is steps from Main Street and the Tomball Railroad Depot, so it's an easy, casual meal while exploring downtown's shops.

102 Market St, Tomball, TX 77375

Health and Wellness · Shopping

Southern Pineapple Boutique & Salon

Southern Pineapple Boutique & Salon combines a full-service hair salon with a boutique for trend-forward women's fashion in a warm, Southern-inspired space. Formerly on West Main Street in Old Town Tomball, the business relocated within Tomball on October 4, 2023, to 640 Baker Drive, Suite B, according to Community Impact. Clients can book salon services and then browse the boutique's clothing collections, accessories and gifts, and the boutique also holds live sales and special events, so it's worth following along for new arrivals. It's a handy stop for visitors in town for a wedding or event who need a blowout or style refresh, and for shoppers looking for a new outfit or a gift. Baker Drive is a short drive from Old Town Tomball's Main Street shops and restaurants. Book appointments and shop online through the business's website, or call (832) 422-7533 for salon availability.

640 Baker Dr, Suite B, Tomball, TX 77375

BBQ

Bexar Barbeque

Bexar Barbecue serves Texas barbecue at 28301 Tomball Parkway, Suite 800, right on Highway 249 in Tomball. The restaurant's brisket is smoked to develop a stout, crunchy black-pepper bark, and the menu includes sliced brisket by the plate or by the pound along with other smoked meats and sides. Bexar's pitmaster has drawn attention from the Houston Chronicle for rethinking how barbecue restaurants buy beef: the restaurant sells farm-fresh beef directly and talks openly with customers about the beef supply chain, a nice touch for barbecue fans who care where their brisket comes from. Bexar also handles catering and events, and delivery is available through local services. For visitors, it's a convenient way to get a classic Texas barbecue meal on the main highway through town. Arrive early if you want the best selection, since popular cuts can sell out.

Shopping

Pain Train Salsa

Pain Train Salsa is a small-batch, all-natural salsa business based in Tomball, with a shop at 403 West Main Street in Old Town. Husband-and-wife team Shane and Bianca, former teachers and coaches, have spent nearly 12 years sharing their fresh salsa with families across Texas and beyond, according to the company. Their creamy avocado salsa helped put them on the map and remains a customer favorite, and the lineup includes a range of other flavors made with natural ingredients. It's a fun stop for visitors looking for a locally made food souvenir or a gift to take home, and a tasty addition to a picnic or tailgate. The shop is open weekdays and Saturday afternoons, according to The Tomball Times, and salsas can also be ordered from the company's online store. It's on Main Street's busy 400 block, alongside Bonfire Grill, Cloud Chief & Co. and other Old Town shops. Call (832) 212-4375 to confirm hours.

Breakfast

Manna Bread from Heaven

Manna Bread from Heaven is a scratch bakery and cafe at 306 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball, set in a Jerusalem-inspired storefront with timber beams, abundant greenery and natural light. Founder Christin built it as a faith-rooted gathering place, with calming Christian music, cozy seating and free Wi-Fi. Breads are shaped by hand, and scratch pastries fill a self-serve bakery case. The menu runs from bottomless drip coffee and espresso to Liège waffles, quiche, stuffed French toast, avocado toast and biscuits with sage sausage gravy, plus sandwiches and paninis on house-baked bread, Navajo tacos and daily soups. Gluten-free options are a highlight. Manna also offers catering, gift cards and space rentals, a short walk from the Railroad Depot and Main Street's antique shops.

306 Commerce St, Tomball, TX 77375

Mexican

Mandi Cocina Mexicana

Mandi Cocina Mexicana is a Mexican restaurant at 24179 Tomball Parkway (Highway 249), Suite G, on the south side of Tomball. It serves a menu of Mexican dishes for dine-in, takeout and delivery, and orders can be placed through Uber Eats. According to directory listings, the restaurant is open Tuesday through Saturday for lunch and dinner and opens earlier on Sunday, at 10 a.m., making it an option for a late-morning Sunday meal; it's closed on Mondays. Its location on Highway 249 near the Grand Parkway makes it a convenient sit-down stop for visitors traveling between Houston and Tomball, staying at nearby hotels or shopping along the highway corridor. The restaurant's online menu is posted on directory sites, and its own website has contact details. For a full Old Town experience, the shops and restaurants of downtown Tomball are about 10 minutes north. Call (832) 761-5757 to confirm hours before you go.

Bars · Shopping

The Weird Sister Boutique & Social Room

The Weird Sister is an eclectic full-service bar with a boutique twist. It started on Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball as a boutique and social room for drinks and gatherings, then relocated in December 2023 to a larger space at 23227 Snook Lane in Tomball, according to Community Impact. The new location has a full-service menu with lunch, dinner and late-night bites, specialty cocktails and a live indoor music stage, and boutique items are still available to buy. The Weird Sister often hosts private events, social hours and trivia nights, so it's a fun spot for a night out with friends. It's open Wednesday through Sunday, with late hours until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, according to its menu listing. The bar posts updates and events on its Facebook page, which is the best place to check for live music lineups and special events before you go. It's a short drive from Old Town Tomball.

23227 Snook Ln, Tomball, TX 77375

Attractions

Slinging Axes

Slinging Axes at 11709 Boudreaux Road, Suite 610, is an indoor axe-throwing venue in Tomball and a fun group activity for friends, date nights, parties and team outings. The veteran-owned and operated business hosts birthday parties for kids and adults, bachelor and bachelorette parties, anniversaries, graduations, reunions and corporate team-building events, and staff help first-timers learn the basics with safety as a top priority. The venue also has air hockey, and a fully equipped mobile unit can bring axe throwing to backyard parties, corporate events and other off-site gatherings. Slinging Axes is open Wednesday through Sunday, with evening hours midweek and longer hours on weekends, and it's closed Mondays and Tuesdays, according to its website and Yelp, where the listing was updated in September 2026. Reservations are recommended and can be made online or by calling (346) 246-8003. Check the event calendar on its website for special events.

11709 Boudreaux Rd #610, Tomball, TX 77375

Shopping

The Golden Knob

The Golden Knob is a women's fashion boutique at 104 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball and a member of the Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce. It carries a curated mix of clothing, from tops, sweaters, dresses, skirts and jumpsuits to blazers, jackets and loungewear, along with jewelry, shoes, totes, drinkware and gifts, plus self-care and beauty items. Local pride shows up too, with Tomball Cougars game-day apparel. The boutique is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and it's closed Sundays and Mondays, according to its website. It also sells online, with new arrivals posted each week, and hosts in-store events. It's a fun stop for shoppers exploring downtown Tomball's boutiques, a short walk from Main Street and the Tomball Railroad Depot. Call (281) 948-0060 for questions or to check on sizes.

104 Commerce Street, Tomball, Texas 77375, United States

Shopping

Kirtley and Company Boutique

Kirtley and Company Boutique is a women's clothing boutique at 110 Commerce Street in Old Town Tomball. It carries tops, blouses, sweaters, dresses, jeans, pants and skirts, along with handbags, accessories and jewelry, including a Brighton collection, so it's easy to put together a complete outfit or find a gift in one stop. The boutique is part of the Heart of Tomball Alliance of downtown businesses and runs fun in-store events, such as its Fill The Bag sale, that bring regulars back. According to its website, the store is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kirtley and Company also sells online, so you can keep shopping after you get home. Commerce Street runs through the middle of Old Town, a short walk from Main Street, the Tomball Railroad Depot and downtown's antique stores and cafes, which makes the boutique a favorite stop for shoppers exploring downtown Tomball.

110 Commerce Street, Tomball, TX 77375

Antiques

Otto's Emporium

Otto's Emporium is a family-owned furniture and home decor store that has served Tomball for more than 30 years. Owners Mike and Sharon Brockwell moved the business in January 2025 from its longtime spot at 410 West Main Street to 707 West Main Street, a larger space with an improved showroom, a parking lot and better loading facilities, according to Community Impact. The store specializes in hardwood furniture, including dining room, living room and office pieces, along with home decor. "Customers can expect the same quality and service that they've gotten over the last 30 years, and a better experience," Mike Brockwell said at the time of the move. For visitors, it's an interesting browse while exploring West Main Street, and a good resource if you're furnishing a home in the area. The store is a short drive or walk west of the Old Town shops and the Tomball Railroad Depot. Visit its website for current inventory.

707 W Main St, Tomball, TX 77375

Attractions

Old Tomball Honky Tonk, The Smallest Little Honky Tonk in Texas

The Old Tomball Honky Tonk at 110 North Oak Street is billed as the smallest honky tonk in Texas, tucked inside a little green barn in Old Town Tomball. It was created by local songwriter Michael Dean Pierce Jr., owner of Cloud Chief & Co., who couldn't find a venue for his own music and decided to build one. The tiny room is packed with character: hand-drawn show posters, neon signs, old gas station memorabilia, vintage ads, black leather booths and a famous gold-painted toilet funded by the community. The focus is on original music, a rootsy mix of honky-tonk, blues and storytelling the owner calls the "Tomball Sound." It's not a daily bar; shows are held about once or twice a month, usually on Saturday nights, and are announced on social media. Most shows are free or donation-based and first come, first served, so arrive early. Bluebonnet Tasting Room is across the street.

Antiques

Antiques Galore & More

Antiques Galore & More is an antique store at 106 North Cherry Street in Old Town Tomball, the historic downtown district that has long drawn shoppers for its concentration of antique, vintage and gift shops. Directory listings describe a mix of antique furniture, collectibles and coins. Some directories list this address under the name Cherry Street Antiques, so look for either name when you arrive. Cherry Street is a block off Main Street, putting the shop within easy walking distance of the Tomball Railroad Depot, the Tomball Information Center and other downtown antique stores, boutiques and restaurants. Many visitors make a day of it by parking once and exploring Old Town on foot. Hours at small downtown shops can vary, so call ahead before making a special trip, especially early in the week.

106 North Cherry Street, Tomball, TX 77375

Things to Do

Tomball Bowl

Tomball Bowl at 14435 FM 2920 is a family bowling center that calls itself the number one place to have fun with family and friends. It has 32 lanes, with bumpers available for young bowlers, so it's a good outing for all ages and a great rainy-day or hot-day activity during a visit. Open play is available seven days a week, from late morning until 10 p.m. most days and until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, according to its website; call ahead for lane availability, since leagues and private events sometimes book lanes. Tomball Bowl runs an active league program, with more than a dozen leagues bowling in the 2026-27 season, plus youth programs and a pro shop. It also hosts birthday parties, corporate parties and fundraisers, and posts specials and deals on its website, including a sign-up coupon for open play. The center is on the busy FM 2920 corridor, close to restaurants and hotels. Call (281) 351-1831 or reserve online.

14435 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77377

Attractions · Parks

Railroad Depot Museum

The Tomball Railroad Depot at 201 South Elm Street is the heart of downtown Tomball. The museum is housed in the historic 1907 depot, and it contains train memorabilia, original artworks, antiques and two highly detailed model railroad layouts that are a favorite with kids and train fans. The museum is open Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and tours are free, according to the City of Tomball. Weekday tours are available by appointment, and groups of more than 10 should give at least two weeks' notice. The museum is closed on German Fest Saturdays and the Saturday after Christmas. The surrounding Depot Plaza is Tomball's main gathering space, hosting community events such as Depot Day, the Rails & Tails Mudbug Festival and Deck the Depot. Old Town's shops, cafes and restaurants are steps away, so it's an easy centerpiece for a day downtown.

201 South Elm, Tomball, TX 77375

Parks

Martin Luther King Jr. Park

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park is a city-owned community park at 403 South Chestnut Street, near Timkin Road, south of Old Town Tomball. Its standout feature is a set of full-size basketball courts that are fenced, covered and lighted, with six goals in total, so pickup games can continue in the evening and out of the summer sun or a passing shower. There's also a playground for younger kids, with a restroom nearby that the city's Public Works Department cleans and maintains daily. For a picnic, the park has two picnic tables, two barbecue pits and six benches. Parking is limited to seven spaces, including one accessible spot, so visitors staying downtown may prefer to walk over. It's a quiet neighborhood park for a game of basketball, a short playground break or a casual lunch outdoors while exploring Tomball. See the City of Tomball's park page for details and rules.

403 S. Chestnut, Tomball, TX, 77375

Parks

Kleb Woods Nature Preserve & Center

Kleb Woods Nature Preserve & Center is a Harris County park at 20605 FM 2920, just west of Tomball in the Hockley area. The preserve protects a stretch of quiet woodland and the historic Kleb family farm, and it's a peaceful escape that the Houston Chronicle has described as a hidden gem near Tomball. About 3.9 miles of easy, shaded trails wind through the property, including the popular 1.2-mile East Loop, which links the Live Oak, Nature and Farm trails and has more than 180 reviews on AllTrails. The nature center, reached from the trails, has restrooms and water and is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the restored farmhouse and farm buildings are open during the same hours, giving visitors a glimpse of rural life in the area. Dogs are not allowed, even on a leash, which keeps the preserve quiet for birdwatching and wildlife viewing. It's a rewarding, free outing for families and nature lovers.

20605 Farm to Market 2920, Hockley, TX 77447

Parks

Jerry Matheson Park

Jerry Matheson Park is a 10-acre city park at 1240 Ulrich Road, across from Juergens Park, named for the late Tomball City Council member Jerry Matheson. It's one of Tomball's most active family parks. A large wooden interactive playground is the centerpiece for kids, with a small pavilion and six shaded picnic tables nearby, along with barbecue pits and benches. Sports facilities include four lighted, fenced tennis courts, four lighted, regulation-size pickleball courts that can be reserved and a small pee-wee baseball field with bleachers that's available first come, first served. The park is also home to the Jerry Matheson Public Pool and Splash Pad, which is open in summer. There are 56 parking spaces, including five accessible spots. Pavilion and court reservations are handled by the Public Works Department. Pair a visit with Juergens Park across the street for a walking track and more playgrounds.

1240 Ulrich Road, Tomball, Texas 77375, United States

Parks

Theis Attaway Nature Center

Theis Attaway Nature Center at 13509 Theis Lane is a City of Tomball park built around a four-acre nature preserve. It was donated and dedicated in memory of A. W. (Allie) Theis by his wife, Thelma Attaway Theis, and their children; the Theis family's forefathers settled in the Tomball area in 1846. A paved, six-foot-wide walking trail about a quarter mile long loops around the preserve, making it an easy, accessible stroll for families with strollers, older visitors and anyone wanting a quiet nature break. Along the way you'll find shaded picnic areas, benches, a fishing pond and an amphitheater, so it's a pleasant spot to pack a lunch, watch for birds or let kids explore. Parking is limited to about eight spaces. The nature center is northeast of the Walmart Supercenter, a short drive from Old Town Tomball's shops and restaurants. See the City of Tomball's park page for details and rules.

13509 Theis Lane, Tomball, Texas 77375, United States