I need more shoes! This store is organised, clean has top brands with better pricing than other…read morestores. And I always find a nice brand name pair of shoes, sneakers, boots, or sandals, on clearance! When you buy brand names they last longer than knock offs. Nordstrom Rack has great prices compared to the regular Nordstrom store in the mall. Free parking, fun shopping! Staff is always helpful and the lines move at a fast pace. You never have to check yourself out! Wow , service you don't take for granted!

You walk in thinking deals are gonna be good, but in reality you get chemically bombed by the smell…read moreof human feces never come here unless you have a gas mask also do not attempt to buy a watch here they're all knockoffs and cheap.

YEAH YELP ALLOWED ME TO SHARE A DOGGY PHOTO! IT'S SO CUTE…read more Colorado Mills for shopping or food is excellent: Particularly Our Target, but this was about a moment in the parking lot!! I could not help myself viewing a parked car in front of me, a lady and her Cute dog being adorably loving!! Yes, I had purchased in Target, of course, my Aspen and SimSai food, my veggie food and "No Sugar Added Juice drinks" perfect location, easy drive and PLENTY OF PARKING. BUT WITH SOME HUMOR Hope you enjoy this moment as I did, with loving intentions - how we are with our best friends - OUR DOGS!! Enjoy, please have a giggle and Please adopt saving two lives. Dogs at Target are AWESOME!!

Probably no surprise to anyone, but I'll add my voice: Target has gone from a store I enjoyed…read moreshopping at to a very bad shopping experience. Setting aside how you may feel about their political behavior, it's just not a good place to shop anymore. Today I was there and they had no lint roller refills. Not out of stock, they just don't carry them anymore. A wall of essentially identical new rollers with wasteful plastic handles. Presumably they make more selling the new sets and plastic waste be damned. An entire aisle of fruit gummies and applesauce squeezy packets, not a single package of raisins. In the entire store, not even the yogurt-covered ones (c'mon, they're basically candy- surely you can squeeze those in w the other sugary garbage?). The carts at this specific store either roll badly or not at all. I could go on and on. They're all tiny little nit-picky things which seem petty to even complain about, but they add up. I guess the people who make these decisions are betting (praying?) that people will keep shopping in spite of it. *They don't care if you complain as long as you keep spending.* The only thing consumers can do is vote w our feet. So that's what I'm doing.

I really only wandered in because it was next door to Michael's. I've never really had any luck…read moreshopping at Ross and today was no different. They are not even trying to be a department store anymore. This felt like a cheap version of DeDe's or a dollar store. Not especially organized and not well stocked, not with things people would actually want, that is. The staff was pleasant but seemed disconnected. "Putting in their time" sort of thing. Prices seemed okay but a tad higher than I would have expected. The store itself wasn't filthy but it wasn't clean either. I doubt I'll venture in again, it simply wasn't interesting nor did I see anything of interest.

I just like to let businesses know when I feel like a person working for them is doing a really…read moregood job. I went into your Ross store and wasn't really looking for anything particular. I saw an employee and said hi. He said hi back and could he help me find anything. He really brightened my day with his smile and genuine interest in what I might be looking for. I will look forward to seeing him again and maybe say hi again with my kiddos. Thanks again, Wilberson

Okay, this Target is so freaking cool. It's on the second floor with a parking garage underneath…read more They even have a clever escalator for grocery carts to go up and down. Otherwise, I found it to be a typical Target: lots of good selections, kind employees, and plenty of fun stuff. I also noted how the self-checkout line was long but moved very quickly, which is always a big plus. My only qualms about the store are the tight aisles (do they ever check those to the width of carts!?) and the tricky navigation in and out of the parking garage area.

They refuse to hire anyone to work the registers. The line is always 20 people long to check…read moreyourself out, and half the deals on the shelf don't even work when you put in your phone number. About all done with Target at this point.

Except for the cleanliness of the bathrooms, the shitty food, and awful service, this was not bad…read morefor my first official trip to walmart. I had gone in to other locations, but only to use the restroom. At this point, i am happy if the aisles are big enough to go down. Maybe that is the idea? Lower my expectations.

I am writing to formally report and complain about an extremely concerning experience I had at…read moreWalmart involving an employee named Lisa. I went into the store to load paper cash onto my Cash App account. Lisa was the employee assisting me with the transaction. At the time, I was in somewhat of a hurry and admittedly frustrated due to personal circumstances unrelated to the store. However, I noticed that Lisa appeared to interpret my nervousness as suspicious behavior. Lisa then told me that she was not going to complete my transaction. When I asked her why, she stated, "I don't know, it just doesn't feel right." I was extremely confused by this response because I was simply attempting to load cash onto my Cash App account. I asked her directly whether her concerns were because I am Latino or because I have tattoos. She denied that was the reason, but continued to refuse to complete the transaction, again stating that it "didn't feel right." Lisa then asked me for my phone number. I questioned why she needed my phone number because I had completed similar transactions before and had never been asked for it. I ultimately agreed to provide my phone number, but Lisa then stated that she believed I was giving her a fake phone number. I explained that I could show her the phone number listed in my iPhone settings to verify that it was my actual number. Despite this, she still refused to assist me and walked away. At that point, I felt that I was being unfairly singled out and discriminated against. I cannot understand how an employee could refuse to provide service simply because a transaction "doesn't feel right," particularly when I was willing to provide the requested information and verify my identity. Her actions and statements left me with the strong impression that she had made assumptions about me based on my appearance, including the fact that I am a young Latino man with tattoos. I want to be clear that I am not claiming to know what was in Lisas's mind, but the way I was treated made me feel discriminated against based on my ethnicity and appearance. In my opinion, I was treated as though I was suspicious or attempting to do something improper when I was simply trying to deposit legitimate cash that I had received from a customer for work. I am a U.S. citizen who was born in this country. I work hard for my money, and there was absolutely nothing improper or suspicious about my attempt to load cash onto my Cash App account. Because Lisa refused to assist me, I was forced to leave the store and go to Walgreens to complete a transaction that I should have been able to complete at Walmart. I subsequently went to the front of the store and requested to speak with a general manager because I wanted to formally report what had happened. One of the managers spoke with Lisa and then returned to tell me that there was nothing they could do because she had worked for Walmart for 29 years and had seniority. I found that response extremely unfair and unacceptable. An employee's length of employment should not excuse or shield them from accountability if a customer is treated inappropriately or potentially discriminated against. Seniority should not mean that an employee is above being investigated or held accountable for their conduct. I am requesting that Walmart conduct a thorough investigation into this incident, including reviewing any available security footage, transaction records, and speaking with the employees who were involved or witnessed the interaction. I also ask that the company determine whether Lisa's conduct was consistent with Walmart's policies regarding customer service, equal treatment, and discrimination. No customer should have to leave a store feeling humiliated, profiled, or discriminated against because of their ethnicity, appearance, or tattoos. I understand that employees may have legitimate reasons to refuse certain transactions when there are actual policy or security concerns. However, simply stating that something "doesn't feel right," accusing a customer of potentially providing a fake phone number, and then refusing to assist them after they offer to verify their information is extremely concerning. I am pursuing legal action regarding this incident, but regardless of that, I believe Walmart needs to take this complaint seriously and investigate what occurred. I am asking that appropriate action be taken if the investigation determines that Lisa violated company policy or treated me differently based on discriminatory assumptions. I hope Walmart takes this matter seriously and ensures that no other customer experiences this type of treatment. I deserve to be treated with the same dignity, respect, and fairness as every other customer who walks into the store.

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!

I wandered in here out of curiosity. It's GIGANTIC. I remember "Burlington Coat Factory," but I…read moreguess that they rebranded or expanded? There's a home goods section, with small furniture and accessories. There's a LOT of clothes, including a Big & Tall men's section. There's a kids' section, too. It's very brightly lit. There are some good brand names to be found, if you're willing to hunt. I saw a jacket with an MSRP of $280, priced at $69.99. There's some Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Sam Edelman, and others. Unfortunately BF didn't leave me alone long enough for me to really see the store (he doesn't like shopping), so I never made it past the home goods/coat racks. There's not really a vibe here. It's like a giant warehouse. Clothes weren't really sorted by size on the couple of racks that I checked, although maybe customers just hung things back on the closest rack. I'm not sure if they have shoes, because I didn't make it past the coats. There does seem to be a lot of lingerie, IIRC, but I don't know what brands. If you're a bargain hunter with a good eye, this might be a good place to look for the occasional well-priced treasure. I have to come back, without an impatient BF!

A large department store in the Colorado Mills Mall that certainly brings in the customers. We were…read moreable to find a few items that were cost effective and then proceed to the check out which is so busy that they have a video screen and a voice that says " now serving at register number__ " despite the large line at checkout, service was quick and effortless.

Was on this side of town, so decided to stop by this Kohl's to make a return for my bestie and pick…read moreup an item that was only in stock at this location. Customer service was extremely friendly. Shelves and racks were very well organized compared to other locations. I wish this store was closer to where I lived so I wouldn't have to hunt as much for bargains in the clearance sections.

I believe this Kohls store is everything I need! The sales and selections are unique, and ultra…read moreawesome. So so SO many great finds! Live my Lakewood Kohls!

This is a relatively large outlet mall. It has plenty of parking and lots of stores to peruse. The…read moregeneral space is clean and there is a food court with a variety of food options. The dining space needed some attention when we were there with a number of dirty tables but there were lots of seating options.

I love, love, love this place! What's not to love after all? The setting is beautiful with dancing…read morefire pits all around the outside including the upstairs deck. Large tvs grace the downstairs area for watching sporting events. The food court features food for the entire family including sushi, tacos, burgers and even ice cream. And the drink taps where you can choose to dispense for yourself as much or as little of their drinks as you please are great fun! You can sample a bunch or just have a pint of your favorite! Beers, ciders, cocktails and wine are all available on tap along with fun glassware to enjoy. Some nights there is also live music and the staff are friendly and helpful. You can't go wrong here for anything from a romantic date night to a family dinner and everything in between.

Marshalls is identical to your friendly TJ Maxx chain as they are the same company. I came here…read moreduring the summer of 2021. It was July and I brought my little sister here for her birthday. It was an incredible time finding all these adorable 4th of July merchandise. I love shopping for deals and Marshalls never fails. The only negative thing I can say about this retailer is that they have a horrible layaway policy, but it could possibly be just those particular stores I've visited with a lack of space so you can barely utilize their layaway option. Some cool facts are: Marshalls has over 1,000 American stores, including larger stores named Marshalls Mega Store, covering 42 states and Puerto Rico, and 61 stores in Canada. Marshalls first expanded into Canada in March 2011.

This Marshall's has so much of EVERYTHING. Although it's a bit of a drive for me, I'd rather go to…read morethis location than any of the closer ones because of the selections available. Usually pretty clean and the staff has always been nice if I needed help finding something or while checking out. Definitely worth checking out.