Unique and fun clothing, bags, accessories...gift ideas, cocktail mixes, oh my!! So much good…read morestuff!! And that's just the items...Sonja has done an amazing job with her store, full of her personality and personal touch, definitely feel the BoHo|West|Chic vibe! You gotta see her window displays! New items are always arriving, once something is gone, it's gone! I have bought quite a few clothing items, and it's for any body type! I am an XL, and can wear her clothing. Located downtown Loveland in what will be soon! be an entirely renovated block, this gem of a store is worth your time. Prices are so reasonable for one of a kind clothing and accessory pieces.

This cute little boutique is right next door to my new favorite coffee shop, Feellove Coffee. It is…read morethe perfect place to sip and shop on a Saturday morning. They have tons of local makers gifts here. You can get candles, skin care, etc. They also have ample amounts of clothing. Everything is super cute and a step above the rest. It seems like pretty good quality stuff for fast fashion. The pricepoint is kind of all over. They have a great sale rack. The clothing items can get a little pricey, but for the most part I would say most items are between $40-$70. I found an amazing felt flat brim hat. I had to buy it and a sweater. I could spend all of my money in here, but if you are looking for a special item or gift that you want to stand out, this is the place.

This place was super cute! Local boutique so the prices are a little higher but that's expected!…read moreThe clothes were sooo cute and the associate working the register (didn't catch her name) was extremely nice and helpful! She gave us recommendations for stuff to do while we were visiting. definitely recommend this boutique :)

My daughter and her best friend who are nearly teens and I went here on a busy day to check out the…read more Jellycats and since my daughter knows where they are she bolted up the stairs to go see them. The ladies at the front register gave them a weird look and then realized i was accompanying them and softened some. I didn't appreciate them judging her and her friend and what I can only assume was "they're young and not trust worthy" dirty looks, my daughter and her friend are very cute & normal looking kids by the way and also none of us were greeted or welcomed in the store at any time and not thanked for coming in when leaving. She comes in a lot with her grandma and honestly we won't be returning, Jax carries Jellycats and a bigger selection at that and my sweet and kind daughter won't receive judgmental glances either. I always support small businesses with GREAT customer service. This is not one of them.

Absolutely RUDE!!!! Went in to the shop, was ready to purchase items, and the staff just looked at…read moreme standing at the counter, never acknowledged my existence, so I left!! Tacky, rude, and will never recommend this small business!!!

This place is fun and a great way to craft when you don't have a lot of spare time! Just pop in and…read moremake cool things.

This is a little gem in Loveland. Whether you want to paint ceramics or create unusual glass…read morepieces, this is a fun experience! I made a little sunflower night light out of melted glass, and the owner Eileen spent time helping me get it just right! She was patient and showed me techniques to make this a fun and easy project! I highly recommend stopping by and spending time with Eloise and her daughter Jana to create your own unique art piece. By the way, Eileen is an incredible artist ad you will enjoy viewing her artwork which is displayed all around the gallery!

Amazing Vintage finds, owner is very knowledgable, doesn't hover, and is very good at display. This…read moreisnt a thrift store, or junk shop- it's the real deal, clean, high quality, well researched pieces for retail sales. That being said- it's everything I wish I had in my own inventory for re-sell- wish I'd found them first! If you re-sell yourself it's a fun walk through someone else's vision of vintage , I cant buy a lot there for my purposes-although I would LOVE to have her chalkware mermaid collection for my bathroom. Hummmm...wonder if she does layaway!?

From the owner: We offer a wide variety of vintage and antique items, small and large, at competitive prices. You…read morewill find furniture, books, collectibles, industrial items, pictures, jewelry, primitives and much more.

This place was interesting with unique inventory. The staff was nice. The place was a bit cluttered…read moreand a little overpriced in my opinion.

Loved the vibe of Junk Trunk! Great service and great finds! Cute store with finds from my…read morechildhood! Loved it and will definitely be back!

First time stopping in and I loved their awesome selection of goods. The prices were pretty…read morereasonable and the variety was wide. A fun stop for rock, gem, and fossil fans! Not crowded or small so you wouldn't have to worry too much if you brought (well-behaved) kids. I would've loved this store as a kid that's for sure. The staff seemed pretty knowledgeable about their pieces. A fun place to stop before or after Estes.

Amazing rock shop, very knowledgeable staff, great pieces going home with me today! Some serious…read morespecimens, and some great jewelry made locally as well.

Great gear, great service! the team is knowledgeable and friendly. we're just hoping for more snow…read morethis season. love my gear, especially the rear entry boots. So much easier to step in and out of. than you for listening and fitting me correctly.

Man! I'll never do business with Mountain Rentals in Loveland!…read more My kids and I rode our bikes from northwest Loveland to Dairy Queen today, and my son's handlebars needed to be tightened. I have no clue how the Allen screw loosened, but they kept rotating while he was riding. So after getting an ice cream we rode over to Mountain Rentals and I sent him inside to ask to use an Allen wrench. He came back out a minute later and said he couldn't do it. So I went inside and smiled and said, "Hey his handlebars are loose and we would like to just borrow an Allen wrench. We can stand right there by the front door and it will only take like 3 seconds." The dude refused. He said, "The shop tools are only to be used inside the shop, and we don't work on bikes." I'm honestly floored he would refuse. I bet you could walk into 49 other shops with tools and they would gladly offer goodwill to a community member in an awkward situation--potentially dangerous, even.