We went on a Friday, and the website said they would be opening at 11 AM. me, my mom and my…read moredaughter got there right at 11 AM and they never opened. They were also other kids and their moms waiting for the store to open. we live about 20 minutes away from the orchard town center and wasted our time going down there when the store should've informed the customers that they were not going to be open today. I find it very inconsiderate that they did not inform their customers because there were little kids outside in the snow waiting for the store open. They will not be getting our business again!!

Such a lovely shop! There's so much to look at and it's all laid out quite well. The staff is nice…read moreand I had such a ball in here

Great store. Cool stuff. Attentive staff. Honestly just wish they'd be more careful of their…read morecollection and selection. Very disappointed in the "Gear Ball" 3D printed item that didn't last more than 3 hours. Pretty much a waste of filament. Be careful with what you say yes to because some items are just not worth half of what they're charging.

Not okay with being charged illegally…read more I really wanted to love this place--the atmosphere is nice and the service was friendly. But I was surprised (and disappointed) to see them want to charge me a 3% credit card surcharge if I paid with a credit card. Luckily I had cash. But.... For anyone who doesn't know: Colorado law caps credit card surcharges at 2%. Charging more than that isn't just shady--it's actually illegal (SB21-091). Businesses are allowed to cover processing fees, but they need to stay within the legal limit. I kindly mentioned this, but it didn't seem like they were willing to adjust. It's not about the small amount--it's about integrity and following the law. Support local? Absolutely. But let's hold local businesses to legal and ethical standards, too.

This is an old, long-established toy store with a great selection of educational toys and an…read moreexcellent selection of kites. Located on the Pearl Street Mall in downtown Boulder. It's my granddaughter's reason for coming to Boulder

A Boulder institution that has been in business for decades. Always a fun assortment of toys and…read moreother fun items for kids and adults. Love their selection of holographic postcards, magnets and pins. Great spot to pick up a gift for your favorite kids. They also have a huge selection of rubber ducks including a Colorado themed one that makes a great souvenir. Love that they are open relatively late as well. One of the few shops still open later in the evening. Kind, friendly staff. Prices are a little high considering the touristic location but not unreasonably so.

This is a cute botique right next door to the Firehouse Art Center. They carry a variety of…read morehousewares, decor, and gift items. There's also a children's section, "Adornables." The items are generally high-quality and pricing is on the higher side; however, the majority of goods are from local vendors. A lot of things don't have price tags, but the staffer was friendly and helpful.

So pleasantly surprised with this little shop. For starters many places in downtown Longmont were…read moreclosed on the Sunday we visited yet Adorn was open! We loved how many local businesses they support and were able to find a few gifts for a friend. If you're in need of jewelry, hats, purses, socks, kitchen items, candles, baby clothes or toys, they have a lot of items! Check them out!

A nostalgic store. There aren't a lot of practical things in here. But it's definitely fun and…read morethere is a lot of eye candy. One of my favorite sections, besides the cards of course, is the Natural Life line. Great gift bags, cute car trash caddies, etc. I've also found great stickers to put on letters to send and great cards for all occasions. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The space is bright and inviting.

This brand new store reminded me of a holiday tradition when my children were young. We used to go…read moreto a previous Hallmark store in this very shopping center back in the 80s. It is gone now after two retirements of the previous local ownership, families from the south Boulder area. Each year my boys were allowed to pick a small ornament of their choice from the store. We collected a number so special, they still have on their trees for their kids to see. We went looking for a small token ornament for our youngest grandchild and as a Harry Potter fan, we chose Hedwig the owl, apparently sold out across much of the country in similar Hallmark stores. This one just opened last week and luckily had stock available. The collections are now immense and tied to all of the popular themes, from Potter to Disney to Star Wars and Mario Kart, and beyond. If it's your niche, go take a look. The card displays are immense, in all the traditional categories, probably the biggest in Boulder. But we do have a couple of local stores, one at the other end of this shopping center and one on the Hill, with collections unique to our locale, some hand made and unique, by local artists, painters and photographers. There are traditional gift wrap rolls, bags made of paper and cloth. There are puzzles and holiday jewelry, stuffed animals and candy and toiletries. Usually these stores are in large indoor malls, but this is a neighborhood shopping center anchored by 2 major groceries and many little local cafes, restaurants and sporting good stores. Parking is ample and free. Because I already use the local small stores, I will use this one in addition for certain types of gifts. Occasionally, but not too often. It is nice to have one back in the area. The staff is new and still in training but pleasant and willing to engage the customers.

This place was recommended to me by a friend. I'm glad I stopped in on a hot day, because the key…read morelime pie ice cream was really delicious and refreshing! Staff was friendly and the general store was so quaint and beautifully historic. I love places like this and if you stop by the park or are in the area, it's worth a pop in to the general store for a coffee or ice cream. Or both!!

This season shows a tremendous upgrade over the first year of the General Store. It's been a work…read morein progress for a few years now. The nicest and most practical upgrade has been the eating pavilion. For coffee shop serving a nice place to take your various drinks and pastry selections. They are now using baked goods from Spruce Confections, a Boulder cafe staple. So much to choose from. We had both iced tea and lemonades among us on a hot sunny day. And what grandparent could refuse a grandchild request for a honey stick? Not us. We had a nice shady place to sit and cool off on a brilliant Saturday morning. There is also much in the way of souvenir items, hats, shirts, and so much more to fondly remember a stop at famous Chautauqua.

Good dark chocolate. Like the samples. My favourite is the molasses chips. I took them for my…read moresister in Colorado and she loves them also. She can't seem to find a See's in Colorado.

This is a pop-up holiday station, in the balcony area in front of the Nordstroms second floor…read moreentrance. I miss having a See's around regularly, though truthfully, it is better that their yummy classic candy not confront me on a regular basis. I needed some gifts for the holidays and could not resist a treat (a very small one) for myself. The sales staff is incredibly nice and friendly and knowledgeable. They also don't pressure you at all. They know you will be sucked in on your own just seeing the nice display of their collections. And they always offer you a free taste too. If this was a full service store, with open stock offerings and if it was here all the time, I would certainly have to give them 5 stars.

What a fun place this is. It's a fun combination between a toy store and an arcade. The woman…read morebehind the counter was pleasant, funny and very pretty. They have all sorts of toys from stuffed animals to stickers to kites. They even had some Halloween costumes for children and toddlers. The arcade area was a lot of fun. It's been awhile since I put quarters in a game. I got to play Dig Dug which I have not played in twenty years. I really miss the arcades of my childhood and this really brought back some feely good memories. The prices were reasonable for a speciality type toy store. I enjoyed the twenty minutes I spent in this store/arcade and I suspect you will as well.

Will be coming back again to add more photos and more experience but the place looks so fun and the…read moreperson working here was really awesome to us. There is an arcade but they also sell games and it's the perfect place for kids and kids at heart! And it won't break the bank either !