The only game in town. Pretty decent little grocery. No alcohol here & Liquor Store next door has…read morehigh prices and bad service.

Okay, I don't even mean to be rude because this has nothing to do with the staff. Stopped here for…read morea quick restroom break and to grab some snacks. We didn't even get to the snacks. Upon walking in, we were met with the nastiest stench of lifetime. When i say i have never ever spelt something so smelly in my whole life i mean it. It smelt like rotten meat, dead bodies?, and super strong chemicals. We were holding our breath and it was so bad we could taste it. We had to run out gagging before we threw up all over the store. The smell followed us to the car and the employee definitely thought we were rude for running out like that. This ruined our day, and for the next hour the smell could not escape and our stomachs were turned upside down. Never will we ever forget a smell like that even if we try. Engraved in our minds forever, i'm sure the employees are sweet tho

We stopped by after the mine tour because ice cream always sounds good and we were not…read moredisappointed. The place itself is pretty cool and has a lot to look at. I ordered the praline ice cream which unfortunately I didn't get a picture of because I immediately started eating it lol but that's proof of how good it was. The shop owner was super cool and friendly as was the cashier. Of course I had to leave a review, what's not to like?

My 1 star rating is based only on my experience with specific candies which I purchased 6/7/2026…read more This store had opened one hour earlier than normal to accommodate our tour group. I bought 2 containers of Peanut Brittle and 2 containers of Homemade Coconut Crisps for $43.80. I gave away 3 containers of brittle as gifts and kept 1 box of Coconut Crisps. Unfortunately, almost all of the candies were thrown away because they were so hard that they were almost impossible to eat. One person said he tried to use a hammer to make the pieces much smaller. I tried to soften up the crisps in the microwave but then they became very sticky and too difficult to eat in that form too. So, it is probably best to buy something other than brittle at this store.

Avoid this store out of respect for yourself -- the staff are rude beyond all belief and the…read moreproducts are run-of-the-mill and overpriced.

SOOOO MEAN to children! With displays for kids all over ground level - they follow around not…read moreallowing you to touch. Unless you "plan on buying". Please save yourself the heartache. My two year old left with her head hung low after gently playing with stuffed animals. Left with multiple scoldings for gently playing. And I'm the first to admit if she's out of line!

Natasha was a delight to work with we were visiting from Chicago and Westminster. It was freezing…read morecold anyone was shopping so we had time to just shop and we found the perfect rocks to help us with our busy lives. I highly recommend going to the Georgetown rock shop

I just love a rock shop and a rock shop with jewelry: amazing! They mentioned the jewelry selection…read morewas a little low due to COVID supply issues but I scored a couple nice pieces including a really beautiful and unique sterling silver ring. Staff was a little stand off-ish at first but friendly once I engaged with them. Don't miss this cool shop when you're in Georgetown.

I covet just about everything in Thomas D. Mangelsen's Brekcenridge, CO gallery. Can't afford any…read moreof it, though. So, I keep an eye out for talented and cheaper photographers. Today I decided to head a little ways into the mountains to check out supposedly Victorian Georgetown just off I70. The historic district, while small, does have charm. It's worth the detour. After scoping out the shops I was immediately drawn to Grizzly Creek Gallery. To my surprise, the guy helping the people already in the shop was the owner/photographer Gary Haines. (Good luck running into Mangelsen at one of his galleries.) He's warm and friendly, has some great work and (best of all) he's got some reasonable prices. He's also a local. Support Colorado artists! After selecting a print it turned out he's also an expert framer. Ever been to Fast Frame? Wow, expensive! Even Hobby Lobby adds up quick. Gary framed the print in a gorgeous barn wood frame (he gets them from a friend in South Dakota) for less than Hobby Lobby's ordinary boring stuff. Thanks, Gary! Will be back on a regular basis to check out your new work.

Unfortunately, we missed the last tour on the day we visited museum, but we were entertained with a…read morebrief mini tour/ history of the museum by a friendly lady minding the small museum shop of antique goods including lots of cool glassware, cups and saucers. The exterior of the building is beautiful and there are a few historical plaques placed around the outside to further educate you on the cool history of this place. Great photo opportunity! The whole town is beautiful too, wander around and enjoy the local flavor.

We stopped by here after I saw a show on haunted places in Colorado. It's a great tour and it will…read moreonly cost you 10 bucks per person. You will spend an hour learning about the times and the people who once owned this hotel. The tour guides are just great and remember to buy a small antique at the store. You will just love it and you might just see a ghost.

We decided to take a drive to discover more of western Colorado. While driving on West 70 toward…read moreDillon Reservoir we stopped to see Georgetown. It's a quaint town. The kind of place I imagine people don't lock their homes or cars. After a late, delicious breakfast at Happy Cooker, we took a stroll down the main street (6th Street). One of the places that caught our eye was Georgetown Gallery. It shares a front door with Georgetown Coffee & Tea. We're not big on visiting galleries because they either have outrageous prices or the art is so bizarre or ornate it's nothing we would consider putting in our home. But Georgetown Gallery is different. It is made up of several mini-galleries from artists who make unique, affordable, and very tasteful pieces. If I had unlimited funds, I would have needed two men and a small boy to carry out all the pieces of art I would have purchased! The artisans also take turns staffing the place. On this day we got to meet Karen Heber. A retired school teacher turned painter and potter. We purchased one of her lithographs. (It's the one she shows on the gallery's website.) There were a few others we also liked but our budget wouldn't allow us to buy everything we liked. Karen's pottery was beautiful and cool, but we bought a piece of pottery from another artist to fit the decor of a friend's home. Between you and me... this gallery is VERY affordable and many of the pieces are a BARGAIN! We expected the piece of pottery we bought to easily be around $35. When Karen said it was $18 we just looked at each other like "Okaaaay, wrap it up!" All-in-all it was a pleasure to speak with Karen, learn about her art and the local history, and take our time looking around the gallery without being pressured. I'm sure we'll be visiting the gallery again around Christmastime when the town has special holiday festivities.

great burritos, cinnamon cake was unbelievable, customer service was amazing, beautiful location,…read morehighly recommend