I was visiting Denver and made sure to check out this bookstore. It was lovely! Spacious and nicely…read moredecorated. They had a large selection of books and trinkets, plus the staff were very kind. I like how the books were all separated by genre, in sections decorated appropriately for the genre. I purchased a book and a sticker to commemorate my visit.

Small local bookstore, great staff, loved the selection of books! Most of not all is romance and/or…read morefantasy. It has some signed copies of Rebecca Yarros' books which if you're a fan is amazing! Super cute and cozy. Could definitely curl up with a book there all day (though you probably shouldn't. It's a bookstore)

Great find for vinyl! From old to new, we found everything and more here. Their prices are also…read morevery reasonable. I like that it is attached to an another shop. My daughter can shop for records while I go to the vintage clothing store. Street parking is usually easy to find. Feed the meter.

Music staple in Colorado. Other than Red Rocks. Longtime music fan. Live shows. DVDs. 7 inches…read more Cassettes. CDs. This spot ALWAYS DELIVERS. NEW AND OLD. They've got it. Video game soundtracks? Film soundtracks? Yes. Wax Trax even has turntables for sale and turntable setup essentials. Stylus, speakers, record cleaners etc etc. In recently to pick up the new Kendrick album. A Christmas preorder and luckily they had some extras but I'm glad an LP WAS set aside for me. Big collection of classic and contemporary records. More popular music in addition to that obscure record you've been hunting for. Not far from the state capitol so parking can be tough at times. Still most spots are free for two hours so unless you plan to shop all day you won't have an issue. Twist and Shout is another Denver classic but for me Wax Trax is the Mecca. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. New releases, classics, record store day exclusives. Well worth a visit while you are in the mile high city. Happy spins!

My friend made reservations for High Tea at TeaLee's tea house. This is not your typical, run of…read morethe mill, high tea. The atmosphere was amazingly calm and welcoming. The owner herself, Miss Risa was taking care of creating this unique culinary experience. The first service we chose a peach oolong. This was served with a green salad and broccoli quiche. Wonderful! I cannot tell you what the salad was dressed with, but the flavors!!!! The quiche was absolutely perfect from crust to cheesy top. Second service was Yellow submarine. This refreshing chamomile was infused with dried pineapple and mango. The first cup was good, but the second was delightful. The fruit had time to meld with the chamomile and created an epic infusion. The third service was a Moroccan mint. This was just as wonderful as you would expect. We were served an open face curry egg salad and a homemade fermented cucumber on a seasoned cream cheese. The flavors were wonderful. The sweet serving was a blueberry scone with Lemmon curd, apple cake and macrons. Service was top notch, the owner came over to chat with us. We even had a chance to spend time with one of the guides from the local Black History Museum. This was a delightful end to our amazing day! Thank you for the hospitality

I made a reservation several weeks in advance for high tea for myself and five girlfriends because…read morewe were excited to try something new together. The concept sounded perfect: a traditional three-tiered tray of finger sandwiches and sweets, a plated item like quiche, and bottomless tea over a three-hour reservation. To start with the positives, the staff were kind and polite, and the owner was accommodating when our group size increased closer to the date. The tea was good, and I appreciated that the teapots were kept warm with tea lights. The space itself is charming, and we genuinely enjoyed having time to sit and catch up. The food was delicious, they are amazing cooks. The biggest issue was the timing of the food. In every afternoon tea I have attended, the three-tiered tray is brought out shortly after being seated so guests can graze while enjoying tea. A plated item may follow later, but there is always something to snack on early in the experience. Here, we went almost two full hours without any food at all. The quiches arrived around the two-hour mark, and the three-tiered tray, which is the centerpiece of afternoon tea, did not arrive until about fifteen minutes before our three-hour reservation ended. No one was rushing us out, and we did enjoy being together, but waiting an hour and a half to two hours for any food simply is not reasonable. We were genuinely hungry for the first half of the visit and then suddenly had a large amount of food placed in front of us near the end. Instead of grazing leisurely, we were left trying to eat everything in a short window of time. With a reservation made weeks in advance and only one other small table present, it was surprising that nothing was delivered within the first hour. Even reversing the order and bringing out the tiered tray first would have completely changed the experience. We also received only one three-tiered tray for six people at a price comparable to other Denver tea houses where each guest receives their own. When we asked for boxes to take the remaining items home, we were told they only had paper sleeves. Afternoon tea items are delicate by design, and paper slips are not suitable for transporting layered finger foods without crushing them. Given that the tray was delivered minutes before the reservation ended, proper takeaway containers should have been available. Tea service was steady for much of the visit, but toward the end all three teapots sat empty for about ten to fifteen minutes, and I had to go upstairs to request a refill. This was secondary to the food timing, but it added to the overall sense that pacing and oversight were lacking. I truly wanted this to be a special afternoon, and I appreciate the kindness of the staff and the availability of vegan options. However, afternoon tea should feel thoughtfully paced, with food arriving early enough for guests to graze comfortably. Waiting nearly two hours for any food and then receiving the full tiered tray minutes before the reservation ended does not align with what high tea is meant to be.

Barry and Jo are epic people! We love this local bookstore. Service. Selection. Value.read more

Great used bookstore with a big selection in lots of genres! I love the decor in here.read more

The largest peak a boo toy store in Denver. It's located next door to the Rally hotel. Close to…read morethe stadium. Big variety of toys for your little ones.

They bill themselves as the biggest toy store in Colorado. I'll have to take their own word because…read moreI haven't been many here. Lots of toys for all age groups. Even the elusive under age 3 group is well represented. There were a lot of toys from the Ukraine boasting ecofriendly sustainable sources wood. Old school wooden toys are cool. But there's also Lego, kids books, stuffed toys & the obligatory Colorado souvenirs. Still don't know about biggest, but it's well rounded.

Very good selection for a relatively small store! The staff was friendly and I like the location…read morefor walking around in Denver before and after visiting. Parking on side streets near by was not difficult!

My favorite type of used book store. Knowledgable staff and a huge selection stacked into a small…read morespace. I can't imagine coming in and not walking out with something really cool that you are excited to read.

4/5 cute and curated…read more what a cute little shop. i stopped by one day right before a wander into the art museum. it's right by the entrance, so you don't need to wander too deeply into the museum. the groupings were typical, though was impressed by some of the titles (used) that i totally would have gotten if i weren't traveling and out of space in my suitcase. the curation seems thoughtful - this isn't just a throw-way or way to clear the shelves. there was also a kind worker that day (i think she's there daily?) who was patient and offered lots of help as i browsed. if i were nearby, i'd totally consider this a potential spot to source books for birthdays/occasions.

Beautiful, tiny bookstore. All the books are donated or ex-library books, but they are in great…read moreshape. Some seem to have never even been opened. The prices are great too; most hardbacks are $6. They have children's books (in perfect condition), some of the hottest and most recent best-sellers, classic literature, Western history, science, art books, etc. The selection changes constantly. It is probably the best bookstore for browsing in Denver. Worth visiting often. The best part is all sales benefit the Denver Public Library. It is staffed by volunteers, and even the sorting of donations is done by volunteers.

What a fun and unique date night experience!…read more My girlfriend and I received a gift card to Upstairs Circus and chose to celebrate Valentine's Day crafting to our heart content. This place was a dream!! Now, I'm an experienced crafter myself, while my girlfriend is not so much, but I'm happy to say both of us were able to enjoy it. The options are a wide variety including activities for all skill levels, and the instructions are very straightforward. The bar menu was also plentiful, with a variety of signature cocktails, some limited wine selections, and even some holiday-inspired shots! I also felt like the staff all took great care of us, making sure we had a memorable experience. They continued checking on us whether to help with our crafts or to fill up our glasses, were kind and attentive. This was such a special experience!

This is a great unique date night or activity with friends! They have projects at different…read moreactivity levels. I am not a crafty person but made something that looked nice hung up on our walls. I would definitely go back! Some many different things you can do that look cool and it feels good knowing you made it.