I am not even remotely happy with the way I was treated by the Denver Colorado store employee that…read morejust picked up the phone. I'm trying to get an update on shipping. I placed an order on the 21st. I received the rest of my order but then there's one pair of shoes that's assigned to Denver the package arrived from Denver, but the shoes were missing. I was told it was assigned to Brooklyn the whole entire time even though I was emailed that it was assigned to Denver now to the employee. The woman who picked up the phone. Was saltier than a chip! How I am supposed to know how to find my order? Am I David Blaine here to entertain you? Now, rather than having a main warehouse each individual store ships out, which does nothing but create chaos. So this pitbull of an employee with a gigantic chip on her shoulder, was nasty and unapologetic. No no empathy. I was treated nose in the air uppity. I have spent 2k with them in the last two months. I am finding out the hard way that there are some bad employees in a good store. I spoke to an employee there today about 20 minutes ago. I have never complained about anything Fluevog. This tells me there is someone not really appreciative of her job.

Canadian shoe company with flashy & comfortable shoes. They've gotten significantly more expensive…read morethan the last time I was here. They've gotten significantly are celebrating 55 yrs of shoes.

I did not plan on stopping by Scarpaletto Shoes but they had a table set up outside with a gorgeous…read morepair of Frye boots marked up to 60 percent off. That's an attention grabber!!! Once I entered the store I was warmly greeted and assistance was offered. The store was loaded with fun merchandise and great prices. They have merchandise for men and women. I will certainly return and definitely recommend shopping here.

Love this store! Phillip is amazing as are Kylie (sp?), Logan and one other person (whose name I…read moreforget) who's helped me in the past. Great service and they don't try to oversell despite having some incredible things in the store. Hard to find high end men's shoes and jackets in CO from a quality, style and fit perspective, but this place is terrific and isn't too pricey. Worth every penny!

Came in for the 11's today and the shop was nice and bigger than the previous location…read more Great retail sneaker store Downtown

Everytime I go in here, I'm just amazed by how lame it is. No one says hi, no one looks at you…read more Every employee is just scrolling through Instagram. I've also heard that they sell fakes from some of my co workers.

I bought my waterproof hiking boots (Lem's) from Pedestrian Shops. It was fast, easy and the…read morecustomer service was fantastic. I asked if they could hold the shoe for me for an hour so I could run to REI (it was the last pair in my size) and they did. Needless to say I will be going back again this week to buy a second pair of shoes. This is my new go to shop for zero drop and wide toe box shoes.

My acupuncturist recommended the Lems shoe for a wider toe box without the compromise in style, and…read morewhile I found a shoe I loved online, it was sold out in my size. Fortunately this particular shop had a single pair left in stock! I was leaving for Scotland in two day's time and had planned to do some hiking while I was there, so I knew I needed a brand that stood out for both its quality and comfort. The manager on site answered every question I had and quenched any concern about sizing, when it came to the addition of toe spacers and inserts. Would absolutely recommend this store.

Shopping center is outdoor and small. Parking you can just do street parking otherwise it is too…read moreexpensive. We went to H&M, auntie Annie, sugar candy store and The Denver souviner store You need a code to the restroom so ask before going!

Visited Colorado over the holidays with our daughter. We decided to venture down to 16th street…read more They have parking decks or you can to park street side. Once you get parked, catch the free shuttle bus down the main steet on Capital to the convention center. It makes everything easy to reach for businesses, food and shopping. Lots of areas to interact or people watch. We went to a few Xmas mkts and ate some goodies along the way. I would recommend everyone to visit, especially if you have never been to this area. It was not busy Dec 2025 on ourr visit. Its really nice downtown in my opinion and we felt safe during the day time.

Not a terrible company...but I'm not sure they do a whole lot of research on the "fashion" brands…read morethey by. I mean u have Doc Martens....last forever for your $100...but then u have Supra...falls apart in less than a month and the company doesn't honor their brand warranty. Guess I'll stick to name brand shoes at name brand retailers.

Garbage behavior, sales associate "Nate" is a crook beware any words that come out of his mouth.read more

I travel to Denver 3-4 times a year for work. I have been to this BAIT location in Denver once…read morebefore, in September of last year. Coming from Houston, I saw this collection, I have a local artist in Houston who was missing this NASA one for his collection. I took these 3 photos to send to him to see if he wanted me to buy it and bring it to his studio. The guy working the counter, loudly and in a very azzhole tone yelled at me in front of other patrons that they don't allow photos to be taken. I explained that it was being sent to a collector that will more than likely want me to pick it up for him out of Houston, guy again yelled at me. I asked how do they sell to people from out of town if you can't take a photo to which he responded "you can Facetime them... you don't have to shop here if you don't want to". He yelled that statement 3 times back to back to back... so I took his advice and went up the street and spend my money elsewhere. Avoid this place like the plague. It's a chain store with shytty employees with shytty attitudes. This happened on Thursday March 28, 2024 at around 5:00pm.

Best streetwear shop in the city Denver's hidden gem! S/O to Jenna and the manger Jake always…read morelooking out! Best deals for the drip

We came in to the Colorado Blvd location today to get some shoes for my partner that struggles with…read moreher feet. It took a bit for someone to help us because it was super busy but we were happy to wait. Ben was the person to help us out and he was very informative and patient with all of our questions. We actually both ended up with a perfect pair of supportive shoes that we love. 10/10 - thanks Ben!

Dardano's is one of my favorite shoe stores here in the Denver area. They have a wide selection of…read moreshoes, socks, insoles, etc and the customer service is absolutely amazing too. Every time I have been in the staff is very welcoming, helpful, and truly want to make the most of your visit there. Shout out to Eric as well- been helped a few times by him, he is great and people like him keep me coming back to Dardano's. Go check this place out for yourself!

It was an okay time here. This place has two floors. Top floor is for women and shoes and…read moreaccessories. Bottom floor was for men and for children and home items. I didn't see an elevator. Cashiers were right up front with security. It wasn't the tidiest of place but they had a lot of product on the floor so you'll likely find something you like even if you have to rummage through it all. Value was decent. I found a hoodie which was unique. I didn't think it was worth the 15 bucks, felt more like a dollar hoodie but I decided to get it anyways. Came here on a Tuesday afternoon around 5pm and it was only a handful of people here. The location isn't the greatest if you want to drive. But it's by public transportation.

I thought this was actually a super nice Ross location. I don't go clothes shopping a lot but I…read morepopped in here because I was passing by and I found a cute green blouse for like $7. They had a bunch of suuuper cute cardigans and wraps too; if I hadn't been on a short trip with pretty much no suitcase space left I would have been tempted to just buy a bunch of stuff!

Writing this review for 2 different reasons: poorer service when busy but fantastic service if you…read moretalk to the right person. I visited during a very busy day looking for hiking boots for Colorado living and also Mt Kilimanjaro. Since it was so busy I was helped by someone in the shoe department who didn't quite have the knowledge to guide me to what I need. I ended up leaving with 2 pairs that I ultimately returned. Not the best but they were busy. HOWEVER, I went back on a less busy day, and Tom in the shoe department was an absolute angel. I told him what I'm looking for and he pulled 3 pairs out for me- size, weight, function that I needed. The second pair I tried fit like an absolute glove and I was in and out much faster and happier. Tom was super helpful and had the knowledge to vouch for this pair of shoes. Very happy, give that man a raise!

Visiting Denver I knew we had to visit the REI Flagship store located in downtown. This huge store…read morestands next to the South Platte River where the Cherry Creek and South Platte rivers unite in beautiful Confluence Park. Such a great location. The store itself is huge and located within the restored 1901 Denver Tramway Building. This building is all brick and just stunning to walk up to and into. They offer every type of equipment one would need for their selected sport whether it's hiking, climbing, cycling, camping, paddling, skiing, snowboarding or overall fitness. They also offer the option to rent outdoor equipment, provide a full range bike shop and ski and snowboard services. The store features a 47 foot tall climbing wall right in the middle of the floor and other unique decorations. I have never been in such a huge REI store but it was a fun experience. My husband managed to spend all his saved up gift cards (Ha! Ha!) Service was friendly and helpful from the staff. REI can always be a little on the spendy side but I always try to catch their sales. I love being a member and receiving my annual rewards. Parking is the only downer as it's only free for the first hour. After that you must pay and believe me, an hour is not enough time here. So glad we had the opportunity to stop in, shop and check out this historic location.