I visited Front Range two years ago. I just loved it but still lived out of state. I have now…read moremoved to Denver and went there again today. Just as my first experience, this is an amazing place. There are many booths and a wide variety of merchandise. It is really an awesome place.

Nice place to put around. A little of this, that, old, new, inexpensive and expensive. Fun treasure…read morehunting.

I went to "At Home" today to buy a perfectly sized bin, and was lucky enough to be helped by the…read morevery nice "Cindy!" She was great. So the only reason I took a star off my review was because of how "meh" the bin stock was, just really lacking unfortunately.

So many beautiful varieties of flowers and trees! Friendly, informative staff who clearly love…read moreplants! Super clean, organized, and well-marked!! 10 out of 10!

Jenn was super helpful with "our" search for new living room furniture. Actually, my boyfriend,…read moreWill @personal_chef_will had recently remodeled his Boulder condo and decided it was time for an entire new look. No more bachelor-milk-crate end tables or mom's old couch from 1973. Jenn was fantastic in helping guide us into the look and functionality we were searching for! The furniture is high quality and reasonably priced. Way better than the Big AFW place. XOXO Sal + Will

Stopped in store as I was driving by. So glad I did. NATHAN helped me select a mattress and frame…read more JARED delivered it. A-1 service all around. Will shop there again.

Fun eclectic store with a little bit for everyone. Really neat decorations as well for every season.read more

They have a large selection of items for your shopping experience with a variety of price ranges…read more The owner and staff are very friendly and helpful. They offer crafting classes which makes for a great little get away to take some time for yourself or spend time with friends to get creative.

Love this store and the prices and quality of the home decor, furnishings and clothing are…read moreincredible

DON'T CONSIGN WITH THEM!!! I live about 45 minutes from this consignment store. I decided to drop…read moreoff a very expensive used rug ($950 new) to sell under consignment. I emailed them to check on the status of the rug and they said, because I didn't pick it up before the 60 day consignment period I forfeited my ownership of the rug over to them. This is a garbage business model and it's sad that this company would do this to people who consigned with them.

I have mixed feelings about this store. I love to see new stores opening up on Main Street (i.e.,…read morestores other than loan sharks, gun dealers, and thrift shops), but I can't see how this one is going to make it. Lots of cutsy, pricey stuff--handpainted wine goblets and martini glasses, candles, fashionista reindeer decorations. The kind of place to browse but not to lay out hard-earned cash, imo. On the other hand, maybe I'm just not the ideal customer.

I had a very bad experience at the Encore store in Longmont sometime last week, my wife and I are…read moreplanning to re-think the look of our living space. We figured this store looked decent enough from the outside, so we wandered in to see if we could purchase a few pieces of furniture that would follow a certain theme. To our dismay, we were browsing their merchandise for more than ten minutes before someone decided to acknowledge our existence. An older woman waltzes out, smelling of alcohol and obviously drunk. After a few off color remarks and another visit to the back room, she returned to tell us the prices of a few of their items. Completely unreasonable prices for such low quality material, in my opinion. My wife is an interior decorator and I own a moving business, so we've seen our fair share of furniture. The paint was already chipping off of some of the overly gaudy wooden furniture...and the nails were already coming out of some of it. The trinkets on display held extremely outrageous prices. The store seemed to me like an expensive and much smaller version of Pier 1 Imports which didn't do too well in Longmont to begin with. Add to that the rude proprietor who seemed to be more interested in drinking than helping customers...well, you make the call. Maybe I didn't look rich enough for them.... But as for my wife and I, we'll never go back to that store again.

Service was top notch !! Nanny Monreal took the time to help us figure out what size furniture…read morewould work best within our new home ... the technology was super helpful and he kept the whole experience fun and upbeat!!! Yay! Excited for the new couch, chair, side table, plant and pillows!!

As I wrote before. A sectional that isn't much over 2 years old for 2 old people who are easy on…read moretheir furniture is showing cloth below what I thought was real leather. Wouldn't it be nice if we were told that the sectional was made of questional products. Thank You Tom and Pat Gibb.

Cheese Importers is a Colorado family-owned business founded in 1976. They offer natural, organic,…read moreand imported cheeses, cured meats, specialty oils, spices, olives, chocolate, and other unique specialty foods. They also have wonderful French & Italian food items, and kitchen and dining ware. There are children's gifts, beeswax candles, gift wrap, gorgeous jigsaw puzzles, glassware, French table linens, aprons, and much, much more. It is worth the experience to visit this extraordinary shop! The building was formerly the Power & Communications Building, which Cheese Importers took over in 2012. The shop is gorgeous, and the buyers are fantastic, stocking it with so many beautiful items that you will not easily find in other shops or online. The staff is friendly and informative. The prices are very high, and I don't recommend buying items you can find in your local grocery store or gift shop, but if you find interesting, unique, and beautiful items that you love, then it is worth spending the money, in my opinion. This is a great place to find exceptional gifts, especially for someone who likes to entertain. Must take home a fresh French baguette and some caramels! There is a parking lot in the rear of the building.

What a lovely experience! The only thing I wish they had were tiny samples of different cheeses…read more Some cheeses we would have liked to try before purchasing for $10-$12 a pop. But the market feel, the variety, the customer service, patio, cute atmosphere, selection, and warm baguettes made it quite the experience. We were impressed and I would drive all the way from Littleton to experience it again. We basically built ourselves a little picnic and sat outside on the patio to enjoy it all. Bring your own plates, utensils if you plan on doing what we did. We made do with the plastic knives and napkins from the bakery, but it would have been better if we came more prepared. Lovely.

We wandered in here after a nice dinner on Pearl Street. I wish more stores were open in the…read moreevening along the Mall. The handmade furniture here was really beautiful and of good quality, but I have no need for any of it now. However the store has many small items from home decor pieces to inexpensive jewelry that are handmade and quite nice. There was a broad variety of styles too and I saw a cute little ring that my husband treated me to. It was fun in the store too, with very friendly staff.

My husband and I wanted to replace chairs for our kitchen table. Hannah was an enormous help when…read moreI showed her the photo of our table as well as the old chairs. After choosing the two designs we found most comfortable, we decided to special order a cherry windsor style chair but customize it with shorter backs as we wanted a lower profile for our contemporary table. The result; Beautiful chairs and they look perfect with our table. The lower profile does not impede with the curved lumbar support. We purchased works of art. Thank you so much, Hannah and Lee!

I love Kirkland's on Ken Pratt . . . At least I once did. Haven't shopped in months because this…read moremask madness. So I tried stopping in this morning only to see they don't open til 11am. Can someone please explain to me who the virus knows the time of day? It seems to me that shorter hours means more people in the store at the same time. How for the love of all that's good does this make any sense whatsoever???? If businesses don't start fighting back these senseless mandates they could very well be history.

Just went into the store for the first time after we passed it and thought we would take a look…read more Walked in and made eye contact with two employees multiple times with no words. Nobody said anything to us until we walked out and my boyfriend initiated the conversation by saying "thank you" and someone responded "sorry nothing jumped out at you today".... not that we would have spent a dollar here anyways. It is one thing if you were busy and didn't see us, but you made eye contact with us multiple times. The store has beautiful items, but I refuse to spend my money where you can't even take two seconds to say hello.