I love this store. It's a few stores in one actually. They have a western clothes shop, jewelry…read moremakeup shop. They sell almost everything. Clothes, baby/kid toys diapers wipes everything, and food. They don't have big furniture to my knowledge. Maybe they have a catalogue I don't know about. Nothing in the building. They have Catholic /Santa Muerte items like candles, etc. crafts, rosaries, crucifixes. They sell housewares, party supplies. They sell suitcases which are great prices. Pet stuff, electronic gear, house cleaning supplies, it's like Walmart only they don't sell couches, etc. Staff is friendly. Other customers are fun to meet. It's a Spanish and Korean sort of brand items here. Cheap and fun to browse. You'll find things no one else has. They have rare finds. Great if you need restaurant pans/pots/gear.

No one in the store could help me check out. I could have just walked out with the merchandise, no…read moreone was paying attention

Came by for a soap dish and left with $40 worth of products. The store is more stocked than when I…read morewent approx a year ago. More beauty items and snacks. I wandered around first to see cute stuff - because why wouldn't you - and then had to focus and look for a soap dish as that's why I came. Resisted getting too many Hello Kitty and friends themed things. Didn't grab a basket so I wouldn't end up with too much. Also made a mental note that they have the car windshield shade styles I like. Associates busy stocking and not chatty so it felt like the stores in Korea. You may like that, you may not. I got what I came for and a few other little things so I'm happy with the visit. Parking can get crowded in the shared lot. Prices are ok.

So happy that a Daiso is in Denver! I travel to Japan a lot to visit family and friends and always…read morecome back with a lot of items and now I don't have to bring them in my suitcase since I have the Daiso here! So happy!

Lots of good deals here. Friendly staff. Great discounts. I found this better than the outlet store…read morein Denver. I got 40% of the back wall shoes I bought. Come check it out.

I was shopping here at Nike store and really needed to use rest room. They have rest rooms with…read morecodes on the door , but the lady attendant very rudely said no rest rooms for public use. So I declined to purchase anything and left.

Affordability - 5 Location - 5…read moreCustomer Service - 5 We visited the Denver Premium Outlets a weeks ago, while we on vacation in the surrounding area. We found it very easy to navigate to with the help of Google maps and our GPS device. Like most other Premium Outlets. This location offers multiple shops for everyone (men, women, and children). This location is not to big and we were able to walk in 2-3 hours.

On my way up to Loveland I saw this off the highway. Of course you know on the way back I had to…read morecheck it out. They offer a wide range of shops from brands like Nike, Vans, and many other brands. They even have a Toys R Us. Yep you read right "Toys R Us". The store we all remember. Although it may not be the mega toy store we remember it's still got a great selection of toys sure to please any kid. Walking in it gave me so much nostalgia. They even have toys that are sure to win all the kids at heart out there. Although we may be older now the inside never dies. It was so cool to see this place. It brought back so many great memories. Glad to see Geoffrey is still around!

I was followed and harassed by an employee at this location. This employee very clearly followed me…read morethrough every single isle and was clearly told that we did not want to be approached, and he continued to follow us. When this was brought to the attention of management it was completely brushed off and I was told that this is just how that employee is. The safety of your customers should be top priority so to be told that nothing will be done when I was clearly made to feel unsafe is completely ridiculous.

My daughters and I were in Denver for a softball tournament and we had the chance to try a few…read moreplaces. My daughter found this place on tik tok and was dying to go thrifting here. We decided to go, but here are a few tips: -Bring gloves. It is truly a big ass bin full of clothing and random items. -Wear long sleeves. Again, it can be pretty gross, so wearing this extra layer of clothing would've probably eased some germ fears. -Go through EVERYTHING. Pull up jackets, because underneath could be a great toaster. -Bring plastic/reusable bags. Any type of bag. Trash bag, any bag, because your items will be weighed on a big weight on the ground...so plan accordingly. -Parking. The parking is strange. It looks very industrial, so park on the street, or anywhere you can find parking. The staff/cashier was super kind and friendly. It made the experience that much better. Here is the mini haul we found for $13 -Off-White hoodie, the brand not the color -2 Adidas pullovers -grey sweatpants -a LARGE stacking ring toy for toddlers -Pink, the brand not the color leggings -White hoodie, the color not the brand

Meh, I saw this advertised recently on Instagram and figured I'd visit when I was in the area. It's…read moredefinitely overpriced... they get huge boxes of Amazon returns for pennies on the dollar, and resell for 4X the price they bought it for. You ***might*** occasionally find something worthwhile but a majority of the time it's things like, dollar store items that they sell for $9 (or whatever the price is for the day). Honestly- it would be more beneficial for them if they had a tiered pricing system. Because $9 for a party banner (something I can get for $1.25 from dollar tree) is not worth it! They'd probably sell more & less things would end up in the landfill, going to waste, if they could implement a new pricing system.

Amazing great selection very friendly ! I'm a regular !!! Never know what you will findread more

Tremendous quality and selection. They do a great job of curating their stuff. Big fan.read more

Fun, authentic vintage shop with clothing, decor and odds/ends. Pricing is steep but given the…read morelocation (pricey rent) and quality of the items, that's to be expected. Didn't buy anything but would definitely stop back when I have more time to browse. Selection isn't huge - it's a small cozy shop with mostly clothes/accessories/shoes.

I absolutely love dollar stores. So much so that I can't help but spend at least an hour and at…read moreleast $20 once I've entered their doors. On this particular unexpected visit I was on a mission to find some adornments for my Bolder Boulder race costume (America Girl of sorts). Though this store was large and offered a variety of goods I was confused by how many items were priced above $1. Needless to say I took awhile to cruise the store. The staff were super warm and friendly and check out was a breeze.Though we didn't find any adornments for my costume we did find gold temporary tattoos for $1 and a crest 2-pack of toothpaste for around $2.75.

No restroom available to customers. This is ridiculous. If you are a paying customer, you should…read moreNOT be denied using a bathroom. I'm beyond livid. I will never buy anything from this place. Be good humans and let your customers use a bathroom.

Terrible customer service. First and last time shopping at this location. Also there was no carts…read moreor baskets inside the store.

I want last week because I need to buy groceries. When I was going to go check out the lady charged…read moreme more than the original price she didn't pay attention to me about the price and she started to be rude to me and she didn't want to put the original price. She said to me that the price that was on the tags were wrong and the computer but the market a higher price . But it didn't match with the original price and I decided to just leave because I didn't want to have any problems and I didn't want anything for free so I just left and I prefer to go somewhere else instead of this store, even if it's far away, because the people treat me way better than they did here.

My first "super target". Wow. I didn't really need much but will say the Starbucks staff was super…read morenice. It has kind of a weird layout so things I was looking for had a hard time finding. I usually use app but wasn't a long visit so probably that would help. Been a target shopper for a really really long time. They are good with changing with the times. Please this year don't put pride items somewhere back in the corner.

Have you ever walked into a grocery store, outside of a national emergency, and found the entire…read morefreezer section completely empty? Walk into the Northfield Target on any given day and that's the gamble you're taking. I shop at both Northfield and Glendale pretty regularly, and for whatever reason Northfield just does not run like Glendale. The freezers being mostly empty isn't some weird one-time thing. It happens all the time. There are also multiple products Target says this store carries, and usually even shows as "in stock," that I've tried to buy over and over and have literally never even seen on the shelf (and the Shipt drivers cannot find either). I've gotten to the point where I don't really trust the inventory in the app for this location anymore. So Sunday I figured I'd call before driving over to see if they actually had any frozen food. Apparently that's not an option either. I called eight times between 5:58 and 6:12 PM. Each time I let it ring for 1 to 2 minutes until the call eventually disconnected on its own. Nobody answered a single call. I'm attaching the screenshot because eight calls to an open Target in 14 minutes without one person picking up the phone is kind of insane. Order Pickup is the same kind of experience. I've stood in the pickup area for 10+ minutes with nobody there to help while employees are walking around, talking to each other, etc. I understand being short staffed. I understand corporate cutting payroll. What I don't understand is how nobody notices a customer has been standing at Order Pickup for 10 minutes, or a phone has been ringing repeatedly, or that entire sections of grocery are routinely empty. And I'm not expecting every employee to somehow compensate for Target cutting payroll. Leadership still has to run the store with the resources they have, set expectations and hold people accountable. Someone has to answer the phone. Someone has to be paying attention to Order Pickup. Someone has to notice when inventory is this consistently bad. Maybe I sound like a cranky millennial who has been running retail businesses for too long, but I know Target isn't paying people to stand around and chat while multiple customers are standing there looking around, waiting for someone to help them. Being tightly staffed is one thing. Having employees available and nobody stepping in is something else. Let's cross train. Maybe there are things happening behind the scenes that customers don't know about, but after enough visits I genuinely wonder what the leadership issue is at this particular location. Glendale doesn't operate like this, which is why I have a hard time just chalking it up to Target being Target. Why can Glendale manage to run like a Target and Northfield can't?