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.

This is a well-landscaped suburban shopping center, with a variety of restaurants, stores, and…read moreservices. These include: Morning Glory Farm-Fresh Cafe, 95A Bistro and Sushi, Dos Wapos Mexican restaurant, Martino's Pizzeria, Jasper Animal Hospital, Lafayette Music, and Luxe Nail Bar. Their web site is way out of date. There's a listing of shops at the entrance to the center. Atlas Valley Shopping Center is another small shopping center, located just across 95th Street.

This is a small, conveniently located outdoor shopping center with lots of parking. It includes:…read moreAtlas Valley Purveyors, a small grocery that is mostly a liquor store; Jeannot's, a French patisserie; Brewing Market, a coffee shop; Struttin' Pup, pet supplies; PostNet; Joinus dry cleaner; Ninety-Fifth Street Spa and Salon; Smashburger; several more restaurants; some specialized shops and services; and some professional offices. There are probably about 20 businesses altogether. There's no directory, unfortunately, either on-site or on-line; most of the businesses have addresses of 2770 Arapahoe Road or 2770 Dagny Way. The center is also next to the YMCA at 2800 Dagny Way. Forest Part Village is another small shopping center just across 95th Street that also has a good selection of stores, restaurants, and services.

I love Northglenn Marketplace! There are so many restaurants and shops , conveniently located off…read moreof 104th and I25. Maurice's is one of my favorite clothing stores, but there are a couple of others, including Ross Dress for Less and Men's Wear-house, to name a few. Bath and Body Works, Lowe's and Petco are there. Grab a bight to eat at Atlanta Bread Company, Gunther Toodys, IHOP, Black Eyed Pea, Texas Roadhouse, Korean BBQ. Very convenient and there are a number of other restaurants and shops in the surrounding area.

This South Boulder shopping center has undergone a major renovation in the last year. It was quite…read morethe place to shop out of the downtown Boulder area back in the 1980's but in the last two decades it had lost many of its traditional tenants. As the vacancies were remedied by upstart south Boulder branches of several popular eateries and a major grocery along with the relocation of a few other businesses, it began to fill up. And then the Center itself began a major remodel a year ago. Redesigned parking, landscaping, sidewalks, entrances etc and it is now mostly done. I find myself using this shopping center much more again. Under the Sun, Pharmaca, Sweet Cow, Shuttles, Spindles and Skeins, the venerable Weaver's Dive and Travel and Neptune Mountaineering. And the brand new branch of Moe's Bagels and at this time of year, a convenient H & R Block. I see lots of patrons at Southern Sun, Walnut Cafe Southside, Murphys South, Snarfs, Play it Again Sports and of course, the big new Luckys. I am glad to see this renovation. I used this center a lot back in the 80's when there was a family owned bookstore, a children's clothing store, a mini department store (Eakers), a Hallmark Card shop, a Baskin Robbins, etc. It looks so good again. I will certainly be shopping here as there are now so many nice options.

Attending the Holiday Bazaar has become an annual holiday event that cannot be missed. Support the…read more#ShopLocal trend and visit the fine makers at either RiNo, Belmar or the Belleview locations. Belmar has over 80 vendors ranging from chefs, jewelers, vintners, artisans and creative entrepreneurs all situated *indoors*. The venue is vast and festive. Be sure to grab a shop and sip ticket ($35) and be rewarded with fun libations, a shopping bag and swag to boot. Heirloom Baking was on hand for a cookie workshop ($20), several food trucks were available for grab and go yummies and THE RINK was open for post shopping ice skating fun. The Holiday Bazaar is always a fantastic evening for date night, family adventure or GNO!

We go to belmar for shopping and also go for the bazaars they have there. We recently went for the…read moreholiday bazaar and it was so cute. They had lots of vendors and it was fun although a bit crowded. We enjoyed walking around and also there were food trucks and there was ice skating. Fun place to go year round!

Nine Mile Corner is a strip mall that has two big anchor stores (Lowes Home Improvement, and King…read moreSoopers under construction). It is at the southeast corner of US 287 and Arapahoe Road in Erie. In addition to the anchors it has Five Guys burgers, Modern Mint dentistry, Taco Bell, UC Health urgent care, Magic Nails, AT&T, Restore Hyper Wellness, and Sapporo Sushi & Grill. Parking right next to the strip mall is a little skimpy, but there is lots of room in front of Lowes.

There's currently massive construction going all around the downtown Denver area, including this…read moreshopping area, so there's not much in terms of shops, restaurants, etc. but there is an effort! Its nice that even though it's a smaller outdoor shopping mall, they decorate with Christmas lights and mini trees here and there. So far, I've been to the Ku Cha, It's Sugar, and Hot Topic here but there's a CO souvenir shop for tourists, an H&M, Sephora, and a theater. Nice that they have free buses to and from here as well. Hopefully with the growing pains out of the way, there'll be more in the form of shopping, entertainment, and other food options in the future.

I was excited to come back to Denver Pavilions and see what they had, but unfortunately it was not…read morelike as it was compared to my last visit, which was maybe 10 years ago. :( If you're looking to go shopping here, then you'll be in for a big disappointment. To describe Denver Pavilions today is very sad and tired, with only a handful of retail stores left, such as Sephora, Hot Topic, and H&M. I remember going to Forever 21 the last time I was here, but sadly they had closed. The rest of the occupants left are just restaurants, a movie theater, an arcade, and a bowling alley. I think maybe at least 75% of space was vacant, mostly on the second and third floor. The only places that I visited were IT'SUGAR and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. It was just not interesting being here at all. Also, the entire 16th Street Mall in front of it is all torn up and under construction, which can be a pain to access. Who wants to listen to all that loud construction noise while shopping/dining at an outdoor mall? Malls are becoming a thing of the past these days, which is sad but true. I guess some things are not as good as you remember before.