8125 Jones Road
This was originally built as a Burger King which operated from 1982 to 2001. In 2004 or 2005 (conflicting reports) it became Snapper Jack's Seafood & Grill which closed in 2016 and briefly becoming a location of Mannie's Seafood before it became BreWingz in 2018. BreWingz shut down by 2021, and it is vacant once more.
Palace Inn / 8135 Jones Road
This opened spring 2016 on the former site of US Auto Center, a small residential house-turned-auto dealer from the early 1990s that fronted Jones Road until around the early 2010s (it also rented U-Haul trucks).
8200 Jones Road
This was built in the mid-1980s as Village Green National Bank but in May 1991 the bank was declared insolvent. However, it quickly reopened as the first Bank of America branch in Texas. The branch closed between February 2022 and February 2023.
The Foundry - Jones Road Campus / 8350 Jones Road
Foundry United Methodist Church was built here in 1982 (though much smaller in its original form), today it is one of two "The Foundry" campuses but no longer associated with the United Methodist church, instead adhering to Wesleyen Methodist tradition.
CVS / 8620 Jones Road
This free-standing CVS drug store opened in late 2005, after the Eckerd takeover.
B!G Mart / 9096 Jones Road
This was originally opened in 1984 as a Stop-N-Go with fuel (likely self-branded). While tax records indicate it spent some time as "Handi Stop" around 1997 it had reverted to Stop-N-Go (with Diamond Shamrock, which owned them at the time) before becoming Valero/Corner Store in the mid-2000s. In 2019 the convenience store became Circle K, but around January 2023 it became B!G Mart (self-branded).
ALDI / 9251 Jones Road
At the intersection of West Road and Jones Road, for around ten years, there was a supermarket at every corner, starting with ALDI, which opened in the spring of 2014.
Kroger / 9330 Jones Road
This was one of Kroger's first Kroger Signature stores when it opened in 1994, but by the late 2010s it would drop that branding.
Take 5 Oil Change / 9460 Jones Road
At the direct southeast corner of the intersection is an outparcel that once held Boston Market (Take 5 bought them in early 2021 and tore the entire pad down for a new building and parking lot). Boston Market originally opened in 1997. Records indicate it moved from a store catty-corner.
H-E-B / 9503 Jones Road
This H-E-B opened in fall 2012, replacing a Randalls (#35, later 1035) that operated from August 1985 to January 2010. H-E-B altered the building significantly, such as building out and altering the front (in general, H-E-B is allergic to facades that are attractive and not tacky), and tearing down a strip of stores to the south for additional parking and a drive through pharmacy.
9507 Jones Road
Between 2008 and 2011, this restaurant went from Ninfa's to On The Rox Sports Bar & Grill. In March 2016, with On the Rox moved out, the building came down for H-E-B's new gas station.
Beauty Empire Super Center / 9520 Jones Road
This was built as a Food Lion in 1992 but it closed in 1997 with the rest of the Texas stores. Food Town quickly reopened it in early 1998 but around March 1st 2025 it was permanently closed. I believe the current tenant opened this year.
10535 Jones Road
This was built as Albertsons (#2708) as one of the first locations in Houston (the first wave opening in 1995, at least) but was also one of the first to close, closing around 2000 to relocate to FM 1960 West and Eldridge. After idling for about a decade, this was later sub-divided into smaller tenants.
As of January 2023 these included (left to right) Melange 2 Salon Gallery, Triple Crown Bingo, Dominion International Center Church, and On the Rox Sports Bar & Grill, as well as a few spaces for lease.
Checkers / 10855 Jones Road
The site of an Arby's that closed in 2017 (still vacant and standing as of November 2024), this Checkers opened in 2025, a surprising choice for a restaurant chain that had largely gotten chased out of Houston twice before (well, not quite twice, but their 2010s track record has been quite bad).
QuikTrip / 10951 Jones Road This pad site began as a JJ Muggs restaurant in the mid-1980s and was turned into a Blockbuster before being torn down for a CapitalOne bank around 2004. The bank closed in 2020 and was torn down a few years later for a QuikTrip gas station and convenience store which opened in 2025.
Palace Inn Blue / 11003 Jones Road
"Palace Inn Blue Jones Road & FM1960" opened around 2025 and looks surprisingly nice on the inside.
It's Ribs! / 11035 Jones Road
This served as Whataburger from 1982 to around 1994 when it moved to FM 1960 West and Windfern (a more visible location off of FM 1960). Afterward, it served as Schlotzsky's Deli until around 2010-2011, when it moved out. "It's Ribs!" has been here since at least around early 2012.
11350 Jones Road
Opened as a self-branded Stripes convenience store (which featured "Laredo Taco Company" inside) in early 2014. Later, the gas brand became Sunoco, and by early 2021, Stripes was rebranded as 7-Eleven (LTC is still there). However, around June 2024 the whole station closed. It seems that 7-Eleven's current Houston run has been someone difficult...
Habitat for Humanity ReStore / 13350 Jones Road
This opened in 1983 as a Randalls (#25, later 1025) and closed in 2005 during a major store purge by then-parent company Safeway Incorporated. Habitat for Humanity ReStore opened several years later (2011-2012, roughly) but it wasn't until fall 2014 when it expanded to all of the space.