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Google is expanding its physical retail presence with a new Google Store at Houston Galleria in Texas. The store is scheduled to open on November 6, marking the company’s 11th retail location in the United States and its 12th globally.
The announcement follows the opening of Google Stores in San Diego and Tokyo earlier in 2026. The Houston outlet will be the company’s second retail store in Texas, following its Austin location, which opened last year.
Located at 5085 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77056, the new store will give customers a chance to explore Google’s hardware products, get in-person assistance, and receive support for their devices.
The Google Store Houston Galleria will welcome customers from Friday, November 6. According to the company’s store information, it will operate from 10 am to 8 pm Monday through Thursday.
On Fridays and Saturdays, the store will remain open until 9 pm, and on Sundays, it will be open from 11 am to 7 pm.
The location is inside Houston Galleria, recognized as Texas’ largest shopping destination. Its addition expands Google’s retail footprint in the US, where the company has been steadily opening physical stores to give customers direct access to its products and services.
The new outlet will stock Google’s range of consumer devices, including Pixel smartphones, smartwatches, headphones and smart home products such as security cameras.
Customers can also order online and collect in-store. The facility will offer on-site phone repairs, troubleshooting assistance, and customer support.
The store will also host events, giving visitors opportunities to engage with Google products and services in person.
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With the Houston opening, Google will have 11 retail stores across the United States and one in Japan. Its US locations include stores in New York, California, Massachusetts, Illinois, Texas, Florida, and Washington, DC.
The expansion reflects Google’s continued investment in physical retail spaces, where customers can experience its hardware lineup, seek technical assistance, and access services beyond online shopping.
Houston’s new outlet will further strengthen the company’s retail presence in Texas, following its first store in Austin in 2025.