One of my favorite spots in Cherry Creek for coffee and casual eats. Coffee is from Little Owl, OG…read moreroaster coffee shop from downtown and food is banging. Buff Chicken Wrap and burrito with sausage are a must!!! They've added indoor seating at Bodega!

Was excited when this place opened up but honestly it isn't what I was hoping for. They are…read moredefinitely trying to be a gentrified bodega but heavy on the gentrified part. The location is difficult to find parking at, the prices for everything are insanely high, felt dirty inside when I visited. Owner used to have their maga stuff up but sounds like they took it down after some concerns. Wasn't for me

Another great farmers market season! This is now my nearest market and I've enjoyed this season. I…read moredidn't experience too many crowds or wait times. I love seeing my favorite vendors growing and can't wait for next season!

My love language: Summer Farmer's Markets!!…read more It's been my goal to visit a different market each time - and most recently, we ventured to Highlands Farmer's Market! It did not disappoint! Pro's: ++ Located in the heart of the Highlands! ++ 3 extended blocks of vendors galore! ++ Surrounding businesses are open and welcoming to all for a bite to eat, AC break or to simply take a seat! ++ TONS of vendors - offering a variety of offerings! Everything from fresh fruit and veggies, clothing, baked bread, jewelry, and other small businesses! ++ Dog and pet friendly! Con's: -- Parking is a bit of a nightmare - just be prepared to walk to the market. -- It's crowded - meaning filled with folks and their pups - but relax and take it all in! I'll definitely return!

Today, I got to meet Parker at Ambrosian Pantry! He is delightful and incredibly helpful, and…read moreknowledgeable. He spends plenty of time with you selecting the perfect gift or the most delicious items to take home. Parker opened the chocolates and allowed tasting before buying. Who does that?!?! I felt like I was in a speciality food shop in NYC, but was in the heart of Cherry Creek. You can stop in Whole Foods for the staples and perishables for your dinner party or holiday celebration, then go to Ambrosian Pantry for the items that will put your entertaining over the top. So glad we have this exceptional shop in our neighborhood. Thanks for all your help, Parker!

Nice to see this sort of speciality items here in the neighborhood…read more Quality all around. From pasta, to olive oil, to seasonings, tea, bitters, chocolate, liquor free, sauces, spreads, you name it. Exotic choices in every fashion. Oh by the way get their Swedish fish - thank me later! Owner was super cool and the big pups was nice as well. Definitely coming back. So many cool items to try.

I was so excited to hear about a black-owned grocery store I had to see it for myself! Although…read moremore of a convenience store, it carried some products you would get at the store such as produce, eggs, and milk. I drove 30 minutes to check this place out, but if I lived in the area this would be my go to place to shop for majority of my groceries with the exception of meat. The store was clean, the bathroom was fully stocked, they had a frozen section, a microwave, drink/slurpee machines and more. The staff was super friendly. They had their own private parking which was very appreciated. Some products that they carried in the store were cake mixes, juices, sodas, snacks, pantry foods (Kraft Mac n Cheese etc). If I'm ever in the area I will definitely come back. I especially liked that they carried local snacks and treats in the store. Along the wall were historical references to the African American community. All in all a great experience.

A charming, classy little grocery store in the heart of Five Points, with great locally made food…read moreitems as well as some standard mainstream stuff, also fresh produce and bread. They're just barely opening and getting stocked, but I'm really looking forward to this much-needed grocery option within walking distance of most of the Five Points area.

Of the three souvenir shops on 16th Street (not counting Where the Buffalo Roam), I'd say that I…read morelike this the most. Though the prices at Souvenir Warehouse are comparable with this store, this store is more organized and has a friendlier vibe. The shirt designs are on the wall on top of the shelves where the shirts are separately organized by size per design. They have a good variety of items: t-shirts, long sleeve shirts, sweaters, caps, magnets, mugs, food, postcards, shot glasses, mineral displays, etc. I had a good experience here and did not have any rude encounters unlike what other reviewers had.

Pretty good place for touristy souvenirs/gifts. There's a lot of variety here, which made it fun to…read morewalk around and look at everything. Some of the items can get a bit pricey, especially once you find out you can get similar items at other places for less. Still nice to look around and I found a lot of fun gifts for my family and friends from here.

The store had everything that my Venezuelan friend missed from there. Great butchers department.read more

I was there a few days ago and the manager didn't sell me beer because I didn't have a Colorado…read morelicense but I have a Texas license and the manager's name is Wendy and it looks like she's no more than 21

I've been a customer of this refillery since 2020, starting with their original location down the…read morestreet, and have consistently supported the business and its mission. That's what made this experience especially disappointing. I no longer live nearby, so when I'm in the neighborhood I sometimes bring partially used or half-filled containers to refill--something that has never been an issue in the past and is consistent with how refilleries typically operate. During my most recent visit, however, the service I received was unprofessional and deeply uncomfortable. The staff member who assisted us said her name was Carly (not sure if that was accurate). She is a tall white woman with glasses and a brown, slightly curly bob haircut. From the start, she made repeated presumptions--first questioning whether my partner and I were together (we are a biracial couple), and then repeatedly challenging whether our containers were actually half-full even after we provided the weights. Her tone was accusatory rather than curious, and it felt like we were being treated with suspicion rather than respect. As a longtime customer, this interaction felt biased, presumptuous, and frankly degrading. I left feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome, which is the opposite of what I expect from a community-oriented, values-driven business. I hope ownership takes this feedback seriously and provides additional training around customer interactions, bias awareness, and how to handle questions without making customers feel interrogated or judged. I want to continue supporting businesses like this--but experiences like this make that difficult.

Money got tight and I had to stop buying products from here almost a year ago. My body and hair…read morerealllllllyy miss it, but my hair is visibly unhealthy now that I'm using store bought products instead of joy fill. I'll be back, hopefully today

I really wanted to leave this place a 5-star review because it's such a cool vintage spot with a…read moregreat atmosphere and unique finds. The highlight of my visit was the woman with the red hair. She was incredibly kind, attentive, and worked nonstop the entire time I was there. She was juggling customers, trying to keep everything running smoothly, and doing everything she could to create a great experience. She deserves recognition for the effort she puts in. My only disappointment was that it felt like the workload wasn't being shared equally. While she was working incredibly hard, it seemed like they were struggling to get the support they needed. As a customer, it was noticeable that some staff members weren't as engaged, which led to slower service and placed an unfair burden on the people who were trying to keep everything together. I hope management takes a closer look at how responsibilities are being handled because this business has so much potential. Employees like the woman with the red hair are exactly the reason people will want to come back. She made the experience worth remembering, and I hope she gets the recognition and support she deserves. ‍‍

BeeJay is a super cool dude and very helpful. He runs a tight ship and his staff reflects that…read moreattitude of professionalism!