Paid for months of seo. Repeatedly emailed asking questions like why am I not showing up in…read moresearches. The reports that were sent in show that the only way my company was found was by people looking for my company name. No one really needs to pay to have that happen. I feel very taken advantage of. Each time I wanted to cancel they would talk me into staying as if I needed to give it more time. Isn't it funny a company offering seo doesn't have their own google account? Unless you have money to give away stay away from them. Thousands of dollars later with not one single lead or call that came from this. I'll be consulting with an attorney this week. That's how bad it is. Also, it doesn't taken a genius to see no updates on google....these guys are only here to take your money without explanation!!

Great "office concert " tonight with local Denver band Blankslate!.Highly recommend this band to…read morelocals. Check them out!

My friend made reservations for High Tea at TeaLee's tea house. This is not your typical, run of…read morethe mill, high tea. The atmosphere was amazingly calm and welcoming. The owner herself, Miss Risa was taking care of creating this unique culinary experience. The first service we chose a peach oolong. This was served with a green salad and broccoli quiche. Wonderful! I cannot tell you what the salad was dressed with, but the flavors!!!! The quiche was absolutely perfect from crust to cheesy top. Second service was Yellow submarine. This refreshing chamomile was infused with dried pineapple and mango. The first cup was good, but the second was delightful. The fruit had time to meld with the chamomile and created an epic infusion. The third service was a Moroccan mint. This was just as wonderful as you would expect. We were served an open face curry egg salad and a homemade fermented cucumber on a seasoned cream cheese. The flavors were wonderful. The sweet serving was a blueberry scone with Lemmon curd, apple cake and macrons. Service was top notch, the owner came over to chat with us. We even had a chance to spend time with one of the guides from the local Black History Museum. This was a delightful end to our amazing day! Thank you for the hospitality

I made a reservation several weeks in advance for high tea for myself and five girlfriends because…read morewe were excited to try something new together. The concept sounded perfect: a traditional three-tiered tray of finger sandwiches and sweets, a plated item like quiche, and bottomless tea over a three-hour reservation. To start with the positives, the staff were kind and polite, and the owner was accommodating when our group size increased closer to the date. The tea was good, and I appreciated that the teapots were kept warm with tea lights. The space itself is charming, and we genuinely enjoyed having time to sit and catch up. The food was delicious, they are amazing cooks. The biggest issue was the timing of the food. In every afternoon tea I have attended, the three-tiered tray is brought out shortly after being seated so guests can graze while enjoying tea. A plated item may follow later, but there is always something to snack on early in the experience. Here, we went almost two full hours without any food at all. The quiches arrived around the two-hour mark, and the three-tiered tray, which is the centerpiece of afternoon tea, did not arrive until about fifteen minutes before our three-hour reservation ended. No one was rushing us out, and we did enjoy being together, but waiting an hour and a half to two hours for any food simply is not reasonable. We were genuinely hungry for the first half of the visit and then suddenly had a large amount of food placed in front of us near the end. Instead of grazing leisurely, we were left trying to eat everything in a short window of time. With a reservation made weeks in advance and only one other small table present, it was surprising that nothing was delivered within the first hour. Even reversing the order and bringing out the tiered tray first would have completely changed the experience. We also received only one three-tiered tray for six people at a price comparable to other Denver tea houses where each guest receives their own. When we asked for boxes to take the remaining items home, we were told they only had paper sleeves. Afternoon tea items are delicate by design, and paper slips are not suitable for transporting layered finger foods without crushing them. Given that the tray was delivered minutes before the reservation ended, proper takeaway containers should have been available. Tea service was steady for much of the visit, but toward the end all three teapots sat empty for about ten to fifteen minutes, and I had to go upstairs to request a refill. This was secondary to the food timing, but it added to the overall sense that pacing and oversight were lacking. I truly wanted this to be a special afternoon, and I appreciate the kindness of the staff and the availability of vegan options. However, afternoon tea should feel thoughtfully paced, with food arriving early enough for guests to graze comfortably. Waiting nearly two hours for any food and then receiving the full tiered tray minutes before the reservation ended does not align with what high tea is meant to be.

Mile High Sports Magazine gets it right when it comes to covering sports in the Denver metro area…read moreas well as the entire state. What I like is they're not likely to stick to just the main sports, they cover just about everything, even high school sports, soccer, indoor lacrosse, and even the athletic programs at smaller colleges and universities like Metro State. I always look forward to every issue especially their annual Snow Angels issue. It's too bad their efforts and triumphs with the magazine don't transfer over to their radio station on 1510 am. If it weren't for the fact that Kroenke Sports didnt have his teams games all broadcast on 1510 am, there wouldn't be a reason to listen to Mile High Sports Radio. The daily lineup of talking sports heads is highly overrated and some of them are truly full of themselves. I applaud Mile High Sports for trying to mark their mark on the Denver airwaves, but let's stick to what you do best and that's the magazine itself.

You know, it doesn't matter how much they insist the Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News have…read moreindependent newsrooms. The Denver Newspaper Agency publishes both of them, and you can't buy a Post on Saturday or a News on Sunday. It seems impossible that joined business departments can allow for independent news. Even if I suspend my disbelief, I still have to say, at the very least it looks bad. I'm afraid most people don't get the significance of this monopoly and the ramifications for our access to information. But in my opinion, January 2001 was a step backwards in the progress and maturity of this city.

I have to agree with Carrie that it was a step back for local media when the Post and News merged a…read morefew years back. That said, as a local journalist I can vouch for the independence of their news rooms. They are in separate buildings and do operate as separate entities. True, it's not the ideal situation, but it could be worse.

Super kind and helpful staff here!…read more Stopped by yesterday after breakfast and got two postcards, one with the Union station on the front and one with the Red Rocks amphitheater which we went to last night. I wish they sold postcard stamps here or at least had a postal machine or something in the station. Excellent use of a small space! Lots of great book selections! We may stop by again before leaving Denver, since it's so conveniently located, especially if we finish the books we brought.

S E R V I C E Very welcoming staff! The gentleman working…read morethe counter was energetic and recommended every customer accordingly to their likes. A T M O S P H E R E Beautiful little book store! Huge selection for the size of the store. We walked away with some great new books!

Okay... spoiler alert!!! This is NOT the NYTimes! This isn't even the Denver Post or RMN... but it…read moreis a locally owned JEWISH newspaper in Denver. That, in and of itself, is WAY cool. There are a lot of local stories, which is really great. That means they aren't just pulling most of it off the wires. They have been locally owned and run by a cute little old Jewish grandma for 35 years, I think. The subscriptions are a little expensive but totally worth it to stay plugged in to Denver's Jewish side and to support a local Jewish mom & pop paper. I definitely recommend picking up a copy or getting a few trial subscription. It comes with your mail so no little Jewish paperboys throwing your paper and their tzitzit at your front porch (Jewish joke... and not a very good one... sorry). I just wish they were more visible to the Jewish community or just in the community. I lived here forever before I found it!

Small local bookstore, great staff, loved the selection of books! Most of not all is romance and/or…read morefantasy. It has some signed copies of Rebecca Yarros' books which if you're a fan is amazing! Super cute and cozy. Could definitely curl up with a book there all day (though you probably shouldn't. It's a bookstore)

Nestled around a building corner in RiNo, this spicy romance bookstore is a must visit! You'll be…read moreled to the entrance by rose petals and the shops logo on the sidewalk leading to the entrance. As I walked inside, felt the welcoming and warm atmosphere. Every detail of this shop is beautifully curated. The books are categorized so it's easy to find what section you're looking for. You'll find yourself wandering around, as there's so much to take in. From various book selections (almost all around romance), to their selection of other goods (puzzles, candles, hats, canvas bags with unique stitching/prints, etc) there's a lot to browse!

As an out of towner, I love visiting local bookshops. This one had to be one of the cutest I've…read moreseen in a while!! When you walk in, it's full of gorgeous decor and plenty of plants, true to their namesake. There is a lot of places for people to come in and take photos, read, buy books, and enjoy the atmosphere. In the lobby, there is complementary sparkling waters, which I thought was really great as I took my time shifting through the different books. The selection was pretty good. There were a lot of books that were "hot" right now on social media, as well as ones that were hidden gems that you may not have heard of. The price was equal to what you'd pay at a big book store chairs (so why not support local!). They also have a selection of used books that are greatly discounted. The person that was working when I went in, was very kind and gave us some recommendations, and also talk to us about our day. I found out that they host quite a bit of community writing events as well, which was so cool to learn!

Lovely little spot that is not just a book store, not just a gift store, but a community spot with…read morelots of tables in the back. I have wanted to come here forever and would highly recommend coming in for an event over a random Tuesday for the full effect. I will however say, if you're looking for a gift for someone you have come to the right place! Absolutely perfect grouping of things for someone special!

Really love this bookstore, every time I go, it feels more like a community hub than just a place…read moreto shop. The selection of books they have are great and I always leave with a bigger To Be Read list than when I arrived. I enjoy taking visitors that enjoy reading and intersectional justice. Highly recommend! I've only walked here from Union Station or rode my bike so I'm not familiar with the street parking. It seems fairly available when I've been.

From the moment we walked into the store we were greeted with smiles. We were asked if we had been…read morehere before. They were so excited when saying we love when new people come in. They shared a paper flyer with us with all the amazing things they have going on with their store and in the community. I found a few books and they were so helpful with directing us in the store with where things were. We felt very welcomed there and it seemed like such a vibrant safe and inclusive space for all. We will definitely be returning soon to this amazing local bookstore! Go check it out for yourself and buy some books and some of the other items they sell here. Pics below ! Shop Small Shop Local!