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Jumbo Judaica of Texas

11000 Fondren Rd, Houston, TX 77096, USA

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Place Types Book store
Address 11000 Fondren Rd, Houston, TX 77096, USA
Coordinate 29.6603866,-95.5086894
Website http://jumbojudaica.org/
Rating 4.8
Compound Code MF6R+5G Southwest Houston, Hous

Openning hours

Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

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Reviews

Maura Rosales (01/28/2021)

Bought my first siddur , I am so excited, The lady was supeeeeer helpful & kind to my kids . ♥ufe0f

James Fields (07/11/2020)

This was my first visit to Jumbo Judaica. My experience was absolutely wonderful, my sells provided was a lady named Sara. She very polite, courteous, and accommodating. She made me feel truly welcomed, especially in today’s climate. I am an African-American practicing Judaism, and Jumbo Judaica is my store for future purchases. Thank you Sara for reflecting “Adonai’s Spirit” you are truly an asset to this organization... Shalom !

Nayshma Jones (12/28/2020)

This store has managed to pack a large amount of items in such a small space. Unfortunately, the demand of Mezuzot for the holiday season was very low and I had to run a hard bargain with the store’s employees to receive one. I was told it was first come, first serve but was limited to purchase of only a mezuzah with no scroll. After much negotiation, a “off menu” proper mezuzah was offered to me. If I had not been persistent, I would have been left with no mezuzah and no way to bless my new home.nnAdditionally, I’m a not a tradition Jew-I am a seeker of knowledge and truth. I had many questions and Sara seemed to be annoyed with my presence. Thankfully, Shoshana was there to balance the energy and took the time to answer and guide me in the right direction in my journey-with much wisdom and kindness. Had it not been for the more welcoming and accepting countenance of Shoshana, surely that would have been my first and last visit. Unlike the review below from a fellow person of African descent, I did not feel the same “welcome” but did receive answers. So I guess, for that alone, the store met its purposennAll in all, I’m not there for friends, but for business. I will attribute my first visit’s energy to arriving at the store very close to closing time and during a hectic holiday season. I hope to leave a 5 star review for my next visit.