I wanted to write a review for the owner of this lovely small business even though I wasn't…read moretechnically his customer: I was the recipient of a flower arrangement sent to me by a best friend and met Jeremy "after the fact". His heart, the depth of caring for people and his dedication to making Kabloom extremely special is very impressive - you can feel how devoted he is to his customers and to providing unparalleled service in this not very central location. It's easy to see why he has so many five star reviews on google reviews: happy to make a yelp entry.

Beautiful flowers at a great price! Jeremy and his staff are so helpful and friendly. Such a great…read morelocal business

I hate posting these and want to be clear that the way we were treated by one staff member is…read moreprobably not a reflection of the owner or other staff. Our family went in to shop and my 4 1/2 year old picked up one of those little plastic snow globe type things and shook it to see the glitter fly around. He felt something wet and "Pokey" on it and panicked and dropped it. It shattered the floor. My husband apologized and so did my son to the front staff and asked for supplies to clean it which we did. My son apologized and tried to explain what happened. We thought that was the end of it but when the 6 of us were checking out with all our stuff I noticed my total amount was much higher than my math and so I asked the prices again. She said (right in front of my son) "The price is correct but he broke something so you'll be paying for it". To say that her demeanor was professional or kind would be a MAJOR stretch. My son of course becomes upset. I can completely understand that if people go in and break things even by accident a shop has every legal right to make sure it is paid for however this item was defective when he picked it up. We were lucky it didn't cut him. To sneak it into my purchase without a word and then be rude to a 4 year old is just gross. My husband ended up paying for it and we left the other 10 items behind. I will never return and will never recommend this shop to anyone after this.

Great store that has everything you would ever want in souvenirs from Glenwood Springs and…read moreColorado. Very well stocked with jewelry, t-shirts, hats, magnets and all sorts of other cool items. Prices were very reasonable and the customer service was excellent!

My first ever Charlie Bear!!! Carol puts a lot of care and…read morelove into her work here! Great at communicating! I was able to order a plush I really wanted from her. Packaging was great as well as the little goodies included:) I'm so grateful for Carol and the Whimsical Wagon!

Great local shop whether you stop in for a cup of coffee,or need that perfect gift! Carol the owner…read moreis so friendly and has great jewelry, home decor, candles, garden and jelly bellies! Be sure to say hi to her baby pup Smoky!

I can't wait to visit this store when I come to Grand Junction!…read more Randomly found this gift shop online and called with an unusual request. Natasha answered. I live in Dallas and found out an immediate family member was "quietly" getting married that very same day!! Natasha, not only helped me pick out a custom gift by a featured artisan, but added a gift card, pretty gift fluff and even delivered it that very same day to help us Congratulate the new bride & groom! Way over and above! Why can't everyone be so helpful. I will remember this kindness always! -the mama

Ok this place rocked! Seasons to follow was jam packed with Christmas time goodies from ornaments…read moreand tree garland to all sort of decorative items that I was on trinket overload. I would assume that this place does, in fact, follow the seasons and being that it is the weekend after Thanksgiving, 'tis the season to shop here for Holiday lovelies. We ended up picking a couple of ornaments for our first tree together ( a penguin on a clothes pin, a baby Jesus "hope" ornament and a snowman with a funny face) and all for only $12. I found this shop to be affordable and friendly ( a dog and kitten were roaming around), someplace I would gladly support on a trip back to Grand Junction.

We were in Aspen for the day after driving the Top of the Rockies to see the fall colors. We've…read moreonly been in CO for a yearish, so every time we go somewhere we haven't been, my husband wants a shirt or a hat, lol. This store had a pretty diverse selection for a small store - from higher end, nice shirts for both men and women, to regular souvenir Ts. They also have some shirts that are 12.99 and down to $10.99 if you buy 3 or more and they actually weren't bad. They had some nice hats too. They had a great children's section as well. They also offered some magnets, picture frames, and drinkware. We were disappointed that they didn't sell pint glasses. Since moving to CO, we've started quite a collection. Everywhere here that does giveaways, gives pint glasses. We even got one for riding the Santa Express train, which was obviously a children's event, lol. The reasons for only 4 stars are 1) they didn't have a lot of sizes. For example, most of the men's shirts only had XL and XXL left and the women's shirts had mostly smalls and mediums left. You would think they would adjust their inventory accordingly. And 2) the prices were a bit high. Just because you're in Aspen, that doesn't make a $10 picture frame worth $35 - come on!

Pretty cute stuff! Just wish they had a better selection of pants. Ended up getting two of these…read more One for me and another for my favorite coworker! #twintuesday Anyway the staff was knowledgeable of the area and answered my questions

I have to agree with Jessica F about the culturally insensitive fortune telling machine up front…read more In fact, there are several things in this store that feel a little icky toward the indigenous people. I always feel weird when shops like this take advantage of that heritage and capitalize on a culture that they are not a part of. I could be wrong-maybe it's owned by indigenous people, but the woman behind the counter certainly did not appear to be. That aside, this is a very eclectic place with a wide variety of souvenirs, gifts and goodies that may appeal to many people. I bought a couple items to take home as gifts, but noted that the quality of most of the things I saw make me believe that they probably won't last too long.

What a fun fun store. So many things to see and touch. Anything you need for gifting about your…read moreColorado experience. So many t shirt & sweatshirts to choose from. They have a penny smasher which is my favorite. They even have an old player piano. Everytime I visit Colorado I make sure I stop In a support a local business. This year was the 70th Anniversary of being in business. Can't wait to go back.

Nice selection of local art work. Cute little place but a bit pricey. Definitely stop by to check…read moreout some of the unique pieces of art work.

Super cool collective store of many local artists with even a kitchen space in the back which a…read morefridge full of local bakers and such as well. Such unique and cool art with different styles and mediums. Definitely worth checking out.

Dave's depot is situated on the platform at Grand Junction station in Colorado. The shop sells…read morecandy, ice cream, post cards and guides to the Amtrak. It's very welcoming. If you are travelling by Amtrak it's a great place to stop by and pick up those essentials and an ice cream!

The only shop that is right out the door of the California Zephyr. It is like a gift shop with…read moresome food. They had t-shirts, postcards, refrigerator magnets etc. It is mom and pop shop, relatively clean but not sparkling. One person checking out was efficient. It was $7.00 for a refrigerator magnet which I thought was expensive, but then I bought a refrigerator magnet at Illinois and that was $7 also, so maybe that is the going rate for refrigerator magnets now?

Susan is reliable and talented. She is simple lovely to work with. I highly recommend her.read more

There are reasons I stay here. The kindness of our community is one of them and sometimes…read moreforgotten. I had a challenging day yesterday, yet needed some supplies to make a headpiece for a little girl who is celebrating a life ritual today. I walked into Susan's Flower and Gifts and found Jody Ensign behind the cash register, she pointed me to the back and Lynn and another woman ( I am sorry I didn't get your name) were working hard fulfilling a wedding order. They stopped what they were doing to give me the small supplies and even contributed some beautiful flowers for the garland. I then went up to choose a piece of comfort chocolate and Jody gave me a piece. As I opened my wallet she said, "No charge Sheri. I hope you have a better day." Omgosh, did I have a better day? YES, I left with tears in my eyes because I was reminded of the beautiful friends I have made here and the deep roots that run between those of us who found are way home to Carbondale so many moons ago. Thank you to the awesome women at Susan's it's the little things that are the BIG things. And to owner Susan, thank YOU for all you do to bring beauty to our lives and events. I know how hard you work every day. I'll see ya at the barn. With appreciation, Sheri Gaynor