They're doing construction that blocks off so many stores and they're packed kids are running…read morearound the stores just a bad experience

Revisited my favs, Old Navy, H & M, Bath & Bodywork's. The flowers were abloom and it was cheery.read more

This place is sick! You'll find cute boutique stores, casual and fine dining, art, activities…read moreinside and outside! I believe there's also a play area for kiddos outdoors as well. The hubby and I hit up a vinyl display in the middle of the market place where he purchased two new vinyls: Fred Again and Turnstile. Iykyk. While he was shopping for music, I went inside a boutique store and bought myself a cute romper! We also had an epic biscuit breakfast at Denver Biscuit Co., located inside. Highly recommend. There's also a ton of stores that sell Denver merchandise if you're looking for souvenirs. There's a lot to do and explore here. You can easily spend a couple of hours walking around and having a bite to eat. We were on a time crunch and didn't get to see everything. I'd totally come back and bring more friends here!

I've been here years ago and back then there wasn't as many places to checkout as there were this…read moretime. Love to see it growing because every time I visit CO I want to stop here! Lots of food options, from what I seen it's pretty diverse which I love - great variety of different cuisines. There was plenty of parking around the building with multiple entries. They had a cute photo booth upstairs. Plenty of places to sit and enjoy your food and/or drinks. They also had more shops for a variety of different audiences. Really something for everyone.

Lots of good deals here. Friendly staff. Great discounts. I found this better than the outlet store…read morein Denver. I got 40% of the back wall shoes I bought. Come check it out.

I was shopping here at Nike store and really needed to use rest room. They have rest rooms with…read morecodes on the door , but the lady attendant very rudely said no rest rooms for public use. So I declined to purchase anything and left.

The shopping center is running a compressor to power wash the sidewalks at 10 pm on a Sunday. Not…read morefriendly to the surrounding neighborhood. When approached, the worker said it's a shopping center and he won't stop. Not a place I'll likely visit in the future.

This is a great little town center with eating and shopping ready to help meet your needs. It's…read moreclean and comfortable with plenty of spots to sit and chill. Parking is not an issue. It's a choice destination when the weather is nice. Plenty of eats including a breakfast spot, Italian, Mexican and Asian themed dining. A salon, street bar and ice cream shop round things out. Have your sweets and then sweat it off at the fitness studio.

3/05/2021 I visited…read morethis store bought quite a few items thus having at least 6 bags to carry out of the store. Today was not a good day as I have physical limitations due to osteoarthritis which makes life very difficult. Since the buggy had a long vertical bar, it was impossible to take it outside. One of the cashier's, Frances offered to take the bags to my car. She was so gracious, humble and kind. Frances went out of her way to make this a great shopping experience. Kudos to Frances. Thanks

The Denver Pavilions is a beautiful place. It's got a movie theater, shops, restaurants, a…read morenightclub, and even a bowling alley with an arcade. What more can you ask for in an outdoor shopping mall. At 3 floors this place has a variety of options for everyone. Unfortunately it is also plagued by the homeless who stay closer towards 16th street. I did see some in the hot topic when I was there. Overall it is nice venue. I highly recommend checking it out if you're in the downtown Denver area.

The mall is sad compared to how vibrant it was before. I used to work retail and worked there at…read moretwo different stores. Not many shops now and what there is was not great. We were there for the Bodies in Motion exhibit. Parked in the garage underneath. I love Hot Topic and shopped there before the exhibit. There was an I Love Denver store which we both enjoyed. Fun time with my friend as we had a nice lunch at Maggiano's too.

Such a cute little area right off of the 16th free ride bus stop. It was about a 3 minute walk from…read morethe stop. They blocked off the block, so no cars can go through which makes it very easy for the pedestrians. On the block, there were a variety of shops from vintage stores, clothings, leather goods, pet store, and a book shops. There was also a coffee shop and a handful of restaurants.

Cities have an odd habit of designating official coordinates where you are legally required to…read moreexperience awe. They speak of these coordinates with such religious fervor that you arrive expecting a spiritual transformation, or at least a profound insight into the human condition. Larimer Square is an undeniably pleasant place, but the heavens remained firmly closed. The pamphlets do not lie about the aesthetics. It is handsome. There are beautifully restored Victorian brick buildings from the nineteenth century, and an overhead canopy of string lights that makes the pavement look like the staging area for a high-end commercial. It feels like a very clean, very efficient factory where postcards are manufactured for people who live somewhere else. The primary structural defect of Larimer Square, however, is that it is exactly one block long. You enter the historic district at 14th Street and, after an incredibly brief amount of leisurely bipedal motion, you arrive at 15th Street. And then you are entirely finished. If you rearranged your entire day to see it, you are left standing on the asphalt, blinking into the Colorado sun, wondering what an adult is supposed to do with the remaining twenty-three hours of the day. Allegedly it used to possess a bit of a local soul, the old-timers on the internet still mourn a legendary neighborhood institution called The Market that used to sell cake and coffee, but some corporate real estate equity firm from North Carolina bought the block a few years back. Now it feels like an outdoor museum where the artifacts happen to be expensive designer boutiques and highly exclusive, overcrowded restaurants. Furthermore, if you wish to park a motor vehicle anywhere near this singular block, the surrounding lots will happily charge you enough money to buy a small appliance. If you already have an upscale dinner reservation nearby, it is a perfectly lovely backdrop for a short stroll. But if another traveler tells you to restructure any part of your itinerary around it, I would advise you to preserve your energy. It is a very cute, potentially somewhat expensive, twelve-minute experience.

Great brand new location in north Denver!! I did some Shopping and it's a pleasure when everything…read moreis still new and clean even the baskets and carts!

Not everyday do I feel compelled to post a review on a Dollar Tree. This place is definitely an…read moreexception. This location is by far the cleanest and most organized Dollar Tree I've ever been in. Shelves are actually stocked with product. The clerk at the register smiled and was very pleasant. Was able to get in and out quickly, finding everything I wanted. Way to go to the manager and the staff at this location!

Outdoor walkable mall with wide sidewalks and less traffic. We walked it today and observed a food…read moreline for homeless people that looked like it was giving actual full plates of decent looking balanced meals. Someone also had summery clothes laid out for people to take as needed. Made me smile. We passed a cool play structure for small kids in the shape of a honeycomb/hive, with chairs on the side for parents to rest and watch. The efforts of Denver to revitalize their downtown appear to be paying off. I would hang out there more if we lived nearby (between heading out to Golden or the Red Rocks Amphitheater;)). Worth visiting!

This is actually my second trip to Denver having visited once many years ago. I visited the 16th…read moreStreet Mall non both occasions and pretty much came to the same conclusion. Meh. Every time I have visited the 16th Street area, I am always completely underwhelmed. They have some chain restaurants and stores and there are at leave some food options available but absolutely feels like something I would get in the car to go see. I mean they have some little displays with Denver sports legends (like Elway and Sakic) which is kind of cool, but again, there is nothing here to actually get excited about. Also, by 9 pm this place seems to turn into a ghost town. That really surprised me on both visits as well. In my opinion, you could walk through this area one time, take some pics and be done with it. So much space and nothing memorable about most of it. 2 stars.