Wild Bill's Emporium is one of the original shops in Vail. I've never passed it by. Don't miss…read moreanything. Clever sayings & signs to read, authentic merchandise ~ some one-of-a-kind (see photos). Metal art To.Die.For. Gifts to ship home.

Amazing atmosphere, unlike any other store in Vail and family owned! A mix of old genuine western…read moreattire and decorations as well as good knickknacks for loved ones and friends. The staff is very friendly and informative. I asked about a knife in the case and the employee gave me the whole backstory: The name of the knife maker and where they were from! Very cool info to know and gave me pride in owning and using such a piece with meaningful history. The owner Bill, if you are lucky enough to catch him is probably the most interesting man alive. I love this store, and will absolutely be back! Thanks Wild Bill's for staying family owned and operated when so many stores in vail sell the same old things at every corner.

Selection and employees are fantastic. Reaort town mark ups to cover their overhead which is…read moreunderstandable and the only practice that lets small businesses thrive and the lovation and ease of everyday items is undeniable.

Colter is awesome. So friendly, helpful and intelligent It's hard to find employees like this…read morenow days. I would hire him in a second. Give that man a raise!

Charlie's shops are located in multiple areas throughout Vail. It seems they really want your…read morebusiness since they have so many locations! You'll find similar items at each of the stores. The staff was friendly at each location, but none of them were able to answer questions regarding if their other locations had a different size, etc... They were also not familiar with the stock, and had no idea if they had certain items, brands, or sizes available. One associate didn't know there was another location around the corner. The prices were as expected for a tourist souvenir shop. There was a mix of older and newer inventory, and some of the sale items were a good deal. If you need a little souvenir to bring home, this is a good place to shop.

This is a review of Charlie's T-shirts in Vail Village. Shawn (salesperson name as shown on my…read morereceipt) was nice, friendly, and helpful. He answered my touristy questions re. gondola ride and easy hikes. I got a t shirt and a magnet. It's rare to see good customer service from young ones these days, so I appreciate that. Keep it up!

It has really Beautiful unique gifts and helpful staff. It…read moreis Actually the most reasonable place to shop considering you are in Vail.

From the owner: Gifts for Good. Located in Vail Village below Gondola One, the Alpine Gardens Gift Shop offers…read moreunique gifts from local Colorado artisans, with all proceeds supporting the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens nonprofit. Focused on sustainability, the shop features a range of elegant items, from cashmere scarves to handcrafted pieces, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to take home a special souvenir while supporting the alpine environment. Protect the alpine environment, one purchase at a time.

Definitely the cleanest and best organized of the Vail areas dozens of t-shirt stores. Classier…read morethan average souvenirs too, including some gorgeous notecard prints featuring the incredible photography of (omg I can't remember his first name! Randy, maybe?!) Davis. Good prices, plus lots of super inexpensive clearance items on racks and in baskets outside the store.

A lovely exhibit honoring the talent, enthusiasm and beauty of Vail's winter sports heritage…read more Definitely a must.

Tiny museum packed with Colorado winter sports history. Friendly staff. Parking garage nearby…read more Highly recommended!

Lots of choices. We found great stuff on the sale rack out front. Was a good place to find things…read morefor nieces back home.

The girl working there was one it the rudest people I've encountered. My daughter and I went in to…read morelook around, but my daughter needed to find a restroom first. I asked the only girl there if she worked there since she was looking through a clothes rack. She very rudely answered yes and said the restrooms were closed when asked. I then asked if there were any outside in the shopping center and she shook her head no. Her tone was rude, and she appeared incredibly angry. Wow. I won't be back.