This place is great. Living in Colorado and driving by each time I went to the Denver area, I never…read moreeven noticed all the cool stuff up in the Meadows. Target, Marshall's, Maurices, GameStop, Zales, PETCO, and good food galore! Try Thor's Grill if you're into tacos/burritos/quesadillas. Great place to walk around too and easy parking everywhere. Beautiful spot right in the mountains.

A wonderful grocery store with beauty care/ vitamins/ cleaning products. Organic produce only…read more Ethical in all the dairy / meat / fish products. High quality all around . Very friendly staff. You can complete your grocery list here no problem.

When it's Christmas and there isn't much time (and you're stuck in an unfamiliar place) last minute…read morestocking stuffers can be hard to come by. So here I was the day before Christmas and at the Family Dollar Store - I couldn't have been more excited. I love the thrill of the hunt, particularly in dollar stores. Disclosure: I do not typically shop on Christmas Eve because I feel that stores should be closed on that day. This store was of a good size and had a slammin' sale aisle. Yes, you heard right "sale aisle", not "sale rack." The staff were cheerful and friendly which took me aback as it was not only freezing outside but it was easing into the evening on a Christmas Eve. Though we weren't in the market for it there were lots of great choices for personal items (toothpaste, bodywash, etc.). Interesting and strange snacks delight was also in full effect - my favorite being the "Cinnamon Sugar Puffs" Sweetos (by the makers of Cheetos). In hindsight I wish we had given these a try. With hair ties and other little goodies we were out of the store having spent less than $15, not too bad. Will definitely stop into this store the next time I am in town. Who know's what they'll have next.

Why are you closed mid day on a Saturday?? Ridiculous!!!! If you are gonna be closed post your…read morehours. Don't have me drive from Vail for this bs!!

Store is always a disaster, you're lucky to see 2-3 employees (most times it's just 1 manager and…read moreMAYBE 1 cashier ), they're usually out of most products (or just haven't been stocked from the mountain of boxes constantly cluttering the floor and bathroom area), and they only hire part time employees then pay them minimum wage... no wonder it's such a wreck all the time! Save your sanity and just go to City Market across the street.

Had a sign up yesterday for being closed for the last 2 days. Sign yesterday said they would be…read moreopen today. Now this new sign... this store has gone way down hill!

Pulling up from the shuttle it doesn't look like a mall...but once you walk up the stairs, there's…read morean outdoor area with different levels full of shops and restaurants! I went in the morning and was able to find a coffee shop but everything else seemed to be closed for the most part. It was hard to locate hours, but I'm assuming most of the souvenir shops open closer to 11/12. So keep this in mind if you're an early bird! Cute mall over all with nice benches and fire pits.

Super over priced stores and many were closed or had strange hours. The parking is also horrible…read morewith the longest time being 90min so if you want to eat and shop forget about it. There is a great pet supply shop. The restaurants have strange hours and are not accurate on yelp

Date of visit: May 24, 2026…read more The second Costco of our cross-country move trip, this was a pretty standard Costco, with little causing it to stand out at all from ones in other parts of the country. What was unusual was that you didn't wait for your number to be called after ordering from the kiosk. Here you went up to the counter with your receipt and then your order was assembled. I can't recall that being a thing at any other Costco but that is apparently how they do it here in Gypsum! Thankfully despite the unusual ordering process, the food was just as good as any other Costco.

We are regulars at Costco, good quality meats and fair prices on everything liquor store on site…read moreand store has great wine selections and occasional fresh fish.

What a beautiful store! My friends and I stopped in for some souvenirs and were pleasantly…read moresurprised with the wonderful selection of natural soaps, lotions, jewelry, candles, ornaments, and funny greeting cards. The lady working was extremely funny and friendly and we had a lovely time shopping. I'd like to see more locally-produced items in here but I really did love the selection

You must remember your in a Ski-Town, but people do live, and work here as well…read more Its not like a huge mall youll see in a big city. But its surviving and I hope it continues to do so. I scored a sweet sweater from JC Penney and all the stores have deals in there. The movie theater has 3 movies showing and seem to start around 4:45 pm. Theirs a Candy shop in the mall as well. The bus takes you right to the mall, and just a short walk thru the parking lot and your there.

While I did love how original looking aesthetically this mall looks like inside as a mall…read moreenthusiast myself who likes to document malls, I'm STUNNED this mall is still open in 2026. Ross is the only anchor left inside, plus 3 other businesses. Which are All Delicious(last place to eat at inside), West Wind Smoke Shop, and Famous Footwear. Nothing else is left inside. The 2 stars are mainly since the interior is very well preserved, the fact I liked the color changing ceiling light in the main hallway leading up to Ross, and excluding JCPenney(drywalled over) you can see all the original storefronts otherwise. I don't think this mall will be open once whenever Ross' lease expires, so enjoy this mall while you still can. If you want a lively mall, look elsewhere like Mesa Mall in Grand Junction.

Loved visiting the shops as we walked around Edwards. Many cute shops and good restaurants…read more We even went to a movie at the retro theater. No fancy seats but friendly staff.

Very cute newly developed area to meander if you have an hour or two to kill or you can to find the…read moreboutique shopping. There are some surprisingly nice boutiques here with seasonally rotating merchandise. They also have a little participatory you-paint art studio if you want to entertain your kid or spouse on a non-ski day as well as a ski and mountain bike rental place that rents very quality gear. The next time I see Vail I plan to grab some Black Crows from there. There's also a book shop and a cafe or two. Parking is easy and free.