A selection of shops right in the heart of Boulder. The summer concert series is a fun time for all…read moreand FREE! We really enjoyed the music and the food/drink vendors that were on site. There is garage parking so it isn't too difficult to find a spot

29th Street is a shopping center. It's about four blocks of stores centered around 29th St. The…read morestreet is not closed to vehicular traffic, so it's not a mall in that sense. Plenty of nice stores here. It's not exactly a fun place to be. You'd come here if you want something specific, but it doesn't seem like a place where you would want to hang out or walk around.

Prices are very highly overpriced. Check them prior to purchasing. Lowering prices on items that…read moreare not worth it.

Truly a FABULOUS FIND! This consignment shop is the BEST I've ever seen. They carefully curate…read moreitems so they have GREAT inventory. I have earned hundreds of dollars with my clothes from Anthropologie, Talbots, Anne Taylor, Nordstrom, Jones of New York, JJill, and more. I've spent my money at Fab Finds buying AWESOME garments from those same stores and others, but at super discounted prices. The furniture department there looks very impressive, but I've not shopped in that part of the store.

My go to spot whenever anyone visits. t's my default whenever friends or family are in town and I…read moreneed somewhere that's a guaranteed good time. It's super walkable and just genuinely cute. The kind of place you can wander around for a couple hours without a real plan. Parking is honestly easier than people make it sound. There's plenty on the side streets and I can usually find a spot without circling forever. Once you're there it's all on foot. Biggest thing for me: it's SO dog friendly! Most of the shops let you bring your pup in! Huge plus. There's really something for everyone. Tons of restaurants, clothing stores, and the cutest boutiques. It works whether you're a tourist checking it off the list or a local wanting a nice afternoon. They also sometimes have farmer's markets too. If you're visiting Boulder, definitely would recommend.

Pearl Street Mall is a pedestrian mall in downtown Boulder. It extends for about 3 blocks and…read moreincludes a wide variety of shopping and dining options. It is nicely landscaped and offers plenty of seating for people like me. I'm not a shopper but my wife lives browsing the shops and I love people watching. Pearl Street Mall provides opportunities for both of us. We were here on a Sunday. A nice bonus is that parking is free on Sunday. Pearl Street Mall is worth a visit.

I have never liked Target! Due to funny business with my credit card. The 1 star I gave because it…read morewas the closest store to get what I needed.

It's a weekend! There are 3 registers open and a self check out. There are currently 39 people…read morestanding in line. I asked a gentleman if more registers can be opened, but he doesn't work in the front end

We stop at ALOT of Walmarts around the country as we travel in our RV- they usually have pretty…read morefriendly parking lots and you can grab the necessities and carry on. While the store was clean and had wide aisles, I just really Struggled with stock- light mayo, unsweet almond milk plain and Stok espresso as examples. Anyway, such is life, will have to stop at the next one and see if we can find what we need.

I went here tonight to pickup some photos I had ordered, but then don't find anyone at the…read moreelectronics desk, so I went and found a random employee, which happened to be a nice young man named "Omar." And even though he was unable to find my photos (we ended up having to wait for the actual person who works the electronics desk) he tried his best and I'm very appreciative!

Been coming here for years. 2 dressing rooms open on a Saturday, waited for 20 mins, long line…read more This has happened before. I'm leaving. they won't get my business again.

I would that as far as most Ross stores go this one tends to be slightly above average in the…read morevariety of the items that they have for sale. The inventory rotates around fairly often to where we have made this part of our normal rotation of places to visit on a weekly basis. The store tends to kept pretty clean and other than the occasional overly busy times, is staffed adequately for what it is. I'm not exactly sure how Ross does their pricing structure, but for the most part I would say that most items are priced fairly for what they are as all the items are indeed new. As there seems to be a variance in the bulk of items that other Ross stores have in supplies, this one in particular is good for gardening items, shoes, clothing and your basic kitchen goods. The bed and bath area sometimes gets emptied out and has a small variety of items compared to some other stores I've seen, but overall it has a decent selection of just about everything. Also, the artwork is rotated pretty regularly if youre looking for some new wall decor.

We recently drove up to this location to pick up a Behlen Fun Pool. The staff here were incredibly…read morehelpful both on the phone before we traveled up Denver and when we arrived. I want to specifically name Thomas, who patiently walked around the store with me, then helped me load the pool in my trailer. Everyone was extremely helpful and I really appreciated all the information prior to arriving at the store and even more when we got there.

canceled my order after already accepting it. now they have all my info. crappy way to do buisness…read more. Now I'm sure I'll get spammed with "good deals".