I haven't been down this way in Denver Airport, C30, in a while but new honey shop has a lot of…read moreneat merchandise and they also offer coffee, tea and matcha. I ordered a matcha latte and it was good - I was also very dehydrated. Super tasty and I would order again. They have samples of their lotions and I'm very tempted to pick up. Please come and create your own adventure.

Located at Denver Airport Usually the service here is…read morepleasant, However my last visit here, was less than pleasant. I walk over to the kiosk... no greeting. Young Female Employee with facial piercings was too busy talking to her friend. I was looking for a particular cream as my friends raved so much . When I asked for assistance she glared at me and huffed. Im sorry to interrupt your social hour with your friend. She pointed to where the product i was inquiring and went back to talk to her friend. I was going to ask about the contents of their muscle rub however she stopped and rudely said to me and another customer if your gonna make a purchase you need to do it now!! Looking at my watch it was 20 minutes till closing I didnt buy anything due to her demeanor and actions. Ill go to their Breckenridge location for better service.

Great quality sod and even better prices! Definitely worth the drive out of your picking up…read moreyourself. We followed Bills instructions and love our yard! We shopped around and nothing came close to Bills quote. We called on a Thursday and picked up on Monday morning, great customer service!

They wouldn't sell me a shirt for the price it was marked, and tried to up charge me $15. It's the…read moreprinciple. The gal working had no idea how to fix it or what was going on.

SkyMarket is located on the upper mezzanine level of Concourse B at Denver International Airport…read more Your traditional high priced airport convenience store. However, the have a very good selection of products: cold beverages (sodas, bottled water, iced teas, juices, etc.) plus snacks, toiletries, reading materials, touristy knick-knacks and more. Stopped in to snag a couple bottles of cold water before boarding the flight back to IAD. #SkyMarket #DEN

This is the gift shop inside Arapahoe Park. Nice little selection of racing themed gifts…read more Trinkets, stuffed animals, kids gifts, t-shirts, jackets, and all the usual suspects. This lady is SO NICE. They take all the usual cards and money that folds. She opens about an hour before the first race and features anything you need from the track. Well, okay, everything except the day's winners. Those you have to get on your own. They have very few kids shirts but overall they have a good little selection. Visit her on the main level (entrance level) just behind the program vendor.

I've been here a few different times and I think it's a nice shop in general. They offer a military…read morediscount which is awesome. The lady's working are always friendly and helpful and it's cool to find a shop like this off i70 headed East! Good vibes in here To the person who negatively commented on the prices, every other crystal shop is the same if not more expensive. I've shopped in several shops all throughout Colorado and this store does not over charge.

They have a variety of items for all walks of life. The store is very clean and the service was…read morefantastic. if you get a chance, you should definitely check this small business out. They even do Military discounts , which i love, that they honor our service members and out veterans ..

First of all, we found it REALLY difficult to find Colorado tourism shops while we stayed in…read moreDenver. This is much different than in our home state of Florida, where there are tourist shops EVERYWHERE. So when we were in the airport waiting to fly home, we decided to browse around this store. Boy are glad we did!! The prices here are really affordable, and much lower than we expected. We found some nice stuff here. This is a good option if you're looking for last minute touristy stuff.

Need a gift before you fly home? This is where you should stop…read more When I travel for work I try and bring my kids a souvenir from my trip. My dad used to do that for me and I've continued the tradition. But sometimes, work prevents me from finding a place for souvenirs. This shop to the rescue. Whether you want plushys, tshirts, stickers, mugs, purses, post cards, or pretty much any souvenir, they have it here. Prices are not cheap but it is in an airport. For example, one tshirt that looked nice was nearly $40 with tax. This trip I found souvenirs elsewhere but when I need some more, I'll be sure to stop here.

Assistance with deciding which jewelry pieces went with my personality. Easy in and out of the…read morestore. Great selection of merchandise with a great price point for shopping at an airport.

Spirit of the Red Horse is one of those specialty airport retail stores - designed to play on…read moreselling the culture of a specific region of the country - in this case western themed/North American Indian themed products. Jewelry, home decor items, clothing - it's all here. There is some really beautiful stuff here, albeit a bit on the pricey side. While I enjoyed perusing the shop - I think I'd rather go out into the country side and find places that offer authentic wares by native, local artists and craftsmen. A nice diversion while in the Airport though.

Attracted by the alien themed items and Colorado merch for gifts. Leaving on a trip and wanted to…read morecheck out what I could take on my trip. They have some cute alien stuff. Always good for conspiracy theorists. And some nice tote bags with Colorado themes. Associate friendly and helpful.

Wouldn't you know it? I'm about to snag a rare airport FtR, and by the time I get around to doing…read moreit, Denver International Airport's website informs me that Bodega DEN is temporarily closed until Friday, April 25. Late April, 2026! That's a month after the next time I'll be flying and possibly passing through DEN--although I hope not--which isn't for another four months. Anyway, Bodega DEN. I have no idea why it's called that. It doesn't feel like a bodega. What does a bodega feel like, you ask? Well, it's kind of a New York corner store, and from all the movies and TV shows I've seen, crimes often go down in bodegas, as well as the sale of burner phones, as well as numbers rackets and possibly and (more probably) probably really good delis or at least deli cases or at the very least random "ethnic" desserts or snacks that the owner's wife/sister/mother-in-law makes specifically for the store. Does Bodega DEN include any of that? That would be a big nope. Although I felt like your typical mark in a con scheme here, because we're all such idiots to pay as much as we do for regular things in airports. In my and your and most people's defense, it's illegal to bring your own drinks past security, so they have you by the bodegas there, they do. My drink was a ripoff. My chocolate-covered pretzels were more of a ripoff, and I just realized that I never ate them or even opened the bag, so they're sitting in my backpack somewhere, ready to be eaten. The guy working when I came was a space cadet. Nice, but not paying attention in the slightest. He seemed neither bored nor annoyed nor frustrated. Just a dude working in a fake bodega in an awful airport. I'm being generous with the three stars.