Loved visiting the shops as we walked around Edwards. Many cute shops and good restaurants…read more We even went to a movie at the retro theater. No fancy seats but friendly staff.

Very cute newly developed area to meander if you have an hour or two to kill or you can to find the…read moreboutique shopping. There are some surprisingly nice boutiques here with seasonally rotating merchandise. They also have a little participatory you-paint art studio if you want to entertain your kid or spouse on a non-ski day as well as a ski and mountain bike rental place that rents very quality gear. The next time I see Vail I plan to grab some Black Crows from there. There's also a book shop and a cafe or two. Parking is easy and free.

As far as Walmart goes, this one is pretty good. Technically a Super Walmart, it's on the small…read moresize. They carry food but nothing fresh, only refrigerated or frozen, and non perishables. Many of the other Walmart staples (clothes, home, pharmacy, personal items). Popped in to pick up sewing supplies while spending a week here in Steamboat. This store was clean although a little crowded with merchandise, probably because it's small. For COVID precautions they seem to be doing good. Masks required (by county). All staff elevating masks. Aisles were indicated one way. For the most part people were respecting one another's personal space.

The electronics that they sell, even though brand name are utter CRAP I bought a Bissell vacuum and…read morethey wouldn't take it back. It is now just a glorified hand vac and the vacuum stick portion to only serves as a charger the fact that they wouldn't take it back even though I have the credit card that I used proves that this is just a racket and they don't mind selling inferior products even if it means losing somebody's business I was going to purchase quite a bit more electronics, but I refuse to do that now

This consignment store Rocks! The store is not overly huge though provides great selections. They…read morehave a mix of new, collectibles and antique. Glassware, little kitchen stuff, pictures, dining sets, buffets, bedroom dressers, desks, lamps, hanging lamps, statues and more. Staff is helpful and professional. The prices start at retail price but is lowered every week for three weeks by a percentage that is ticketed with dates of discount price. Great method to move merchandise that benefit buyers and sellers. I purchased a couple small items as gifts for family that were at the third and final price that was great bargain. Five stars as this establishment has excellent consumer skills and service for sellers.

While on vacation I stopped in to see what the store had to offer. A lovely girl waited on me and…read morehelped me with some jewelry they had just gotten in. While having a conversation with this girl about the jewelry the owner, Annie kept interrupting our conversation. After about the third time I just gave her a look and I am pretty sure she got my look! When checking out I was kidding with the girl helping me and when she said "are you ready to check out" I responded "oh yes my favorite part..paying" where again Annie interrupted and said "well its better than stealing" I was shocked and you could tell that the girl ringing me up was so embarrassed! I regret not laying it back on the counter and saying I have better places to spend my money! I didn't but I will never go back. After reading some of these reviews I can see that I was not the only customer she was rude to.

Cute little "mall" in Estes Park in the shopping district. It's easy to navigate and they have…read morestairs as well as an elevator to access the second floor! There's only one store that requires the stairs to access - the honey store. There is a handful of shops with great variety of products. My husband is a fan of the sword shop, while I love the Gift Basket upstairs. All of the staff in the shops are kind and welcoming. It's a great place to get off the main walkway and out of the crowds for a few minutes.

Great selection and is priced super well for the most part. Service can be a little better but…read moreother than that the experience was great.

On vacation in Glenwood Springs, we visited Target to pick up a few items. Colorado is MUCH drier…read morethan South Carolina, so we needed more lotions, creams, and chapstick. We also needed bottled drinking water. We also picked up some trail mix for hiking and munching in our motel. The Favorite Day brand is a Target house brand that makes delicious and affordable trail mixes in both sweet and salty varieties. The store was laid out/arranged similar to Target back home, but was cleaner and well organized. If you want a snack, both Starbucks and Pizza Hut Express are inside the store.

This place is great. Living in Colorado and driving by each time I went to the Denver area, I never…read moreeven noticed all the cool stuff up in the Meadows. Target, Marshall's, Maurices, GameStop, Zales, PETCO, and good food galore! Try Thor's Grill if you're into tacos/burritos/quesadillas. Great place to walk around too and easy parking everywhere. Beautiful spot right in the mountains.

A wonderful grocery store with beauty care/ vitamins/ cleaning products. Organic produce only…read more Ethical in all the dairy / meat / fish products. High quality all around . Very friendly staff. You can complete your grocery list here no problem.

Always a great place to visit and wander, let alone the world class recreation. Compared to Vail…read moreVillage (which is about a 10-15 min walk), Lionshead could be described as a bit more private and larger, with a unique layout. I love the closeness of the Eagle Bahn gondola and many restaurants around. Plus, my favorite fall foliage trail, Berry Picker, starts here. Summer parking used to be free but now is $10/day and cheaper for less hours. Was definitely nice to have free parking back then! Winter time, I like to park at Donovan Park and grab the free bus. If you're super early, you can get close street parking here. They have an annual Oktoberfest and Dog Town usually sets up here during the Go Pro Mountain Games. Lots of good shops and places to eat.

Lionhead village is sister village from vail village. The are a lot of similarities among the…read morevillages. After October 1st, most of the stores closed due to the first snow is almost here. Most of the visitors also leave town after the last farmers market that time. After that is skiing season that may take another two months to happen. The town centre has the European bell tower with motion puppets. The village build in slope and the public parking takes you right in the town. Overall visit during that time only takes 1 hour. The gondola at the back take you to mountain and allow to walk to other side gondola and come down to Vail Village and take the bus to the Lionhead Parking.

We found some items to buy. Several stores gone but good stores are still there. Banana Republic…read morehad most everything 20% off. Levi's had up to 50% off.

It had been a few years since I last visited The Outlets and boy, what a slight letdown. Though we…read morespent most of our time at the Green and Blue Villages, so much real estate is sitting vacant. Gone are my faves, Gap, Sketchers and Nike (the latter, I could always count on finding the XL Elite Basketball Socks), however we were still able to find some super deals at Under Armour (Tech Short Sleeves for $12), Columbia (Sorel Boots on clearance for $30), and The Cosmetics Store (Clinique Happy at 50% off). It was a great day to walk, so we used the walking path that connects the villages. (Note that if you require mobility assistance, it may be best to drive between the villages). The public restrooms at the Welcome Center (Green Village) and next to Banana Republic (Blue Village) were clean, well stocked, and in good condition. My aunt even complimented the nice aroma (smelled like lemons). Not all stores had fantastic deals (Lucky Brand was still at $99 for a pair of jeans) but still nice to browse thru.