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I Heart Denver Store

4.5 (125 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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This candle smells so good!
Jessica O.

Such an awesome store. I want everything in this store. If someone just wanted to buy all my birthday presents here I would be happy! Located on the second floor of the 16th street mall. The items sold here are less souvenir shop and more custom items that well represent Colorado made locally. Great for someone who is just visiting or for someone who lives in Colorado. Come check it out for yourself! I bet you will not be able to leave empty handed.

Leigh R.

I found this store on the Everywhere is Queer app! The workers were very nice and friendly, and the store had tons of cute stuff. It's such a cool collection of touristy stuff and stuff made by local artists. I felt like everything was reasonably priced.

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Joee L.

Omg I this store. Although this store is geared toward tourists, I think locals would love it as well! They had great art, funky jewelry, posters, glasses, mugs, socks etc. It is on the 2nd floor of the mall area.

Michael G.

Don't let a "mall store" push you in another direction. This store has awesome items related to Denver and Colorado. The staff was also super nice! I will be going back before my trip is over to get some gifts for friends and family. :)

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8 months ago

Staff was kind, helpful, and friendly. Lots of great items to choose from. Very nice shop.

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1 year ago

Super cute selection of Denver and Colorado items. Kids, adult, home, and snacks! Worth a stop if you're looking for souvenirs.

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Amazing selection of Colorado items, postcards, ornaments, buttons, stickers, shirts, natural soaps, and snacks. Reasonably priced.

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3 years ago

nice little spot for tourists. little pricey but the staff was very nice and i was able to find what i needed.

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4 years ago

Cute shirts, great souvenirs! Convenient location! Def. check it out if you're in the downtown area.

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The sale associate who rung me up, charged me for something I did not purchase. Small store with no customers, you got one job lady.

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It is really a must check out place on the 2nd level of the Pavilions on the 16th Street mall.

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The Denver Milk Market is a super cool food hall concept right in the Dairy Block. I love the whole…read moresetup of having a massive variety of different restaurants and bars all packed into one energetic space. Because there are so many options, we ordered a ton of different things to try out: dumplings, egg rolls, fried chicken, pizza, and pasta. Unfortunately, the food itself ended up being pretty hit or miss. The egg rolls were decent, though they were a little different than what I was expecting. The pizza was pretty bland and the dough just wasn't great. On the positive side, the pasta was good, and the fried chicken was easily my favorite of the night. With a vibe this cool, I really wish the food quality consistently matched it. The ambiance here is fantastic. It has a lively, modern, and really fun atmosphere that makes you want to hang out. Navigating all the different counters is a neat experience, but the culinary execution just needs to step it up to match how great the space looks. I'd still recommend checking it out at least once just to experience the space, grab a drink, and enjoy the cool vibe. Just be selective with what you order since the food quality can vary quite a bit depending on which counter you hit.

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