Marmalade

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13.0 mi

Best local silver jewelry company around. Good prices for quality products. Would definitely mags…read morea trip to stop here. Will be going back again soon.

I will continue to drive from Denver to shop here. Andy, the owner, has so much knowledge and…read moretalent. I purchased a necklace that I decided didn't work for me and we were able to exchange it for this incredible Zuni vintage ring for my husband, which Andy resized skillfully. The level of customer service is outstanding, as is the incredible selection of beautiful and reasonably priced pieces. I'm thrilled I found this spot and will be back for more. Thanks so much to Andy and his family for being such gracious hosts in this perfect shop.

The Crystal Garden

4.5

(36 reviews)

0.1 mi

I never leave this shop without new crystal babies, a piece of one-of-a-kind jewelry or some…read moreknowledge I hadn't learned before. The employees are passionate about the products they sell and matching customers with exactly what they are looking for. If you're lucky enough to stop by when the owner is in, you'll see how much quality and excellence means to them. The Crystal Garden isn't just another tourist rock shop. This is the real deal for novice shoppers and collectors alike.

Cool place but they didn't sell me CBD relaxation joints. It's not even weed. It's a smoking…read moreproduct, so the minimum age is 18 so I'm confused as to why you didn't sell it.

Thank you to sales associate Emmy for helping me purchase this beautiful Amethyst (top left)!

Tanzanite

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Evergreen Crafters

It is not easy working with the public. However, in retail, craft shops etc., it is important for…read morethe folks that walk though their doors feel welcome. My husband and I did not feel welcome. I left a longer review on Evergreen Crafters review sight. Suffice it to say, the employees need a refresher course in how to treat all customers with dignity, grace and judgement beyond what our eyes can see. Thank you.

The cutest little shop! You'll find great souvenirs. The ladies working there are spectacular. Went…read moreabove and beyond to make sure to find what we were looking for. I was on the hunt for snow globes to add to my collection. She went upstairs to dig through inventory coming out with two beautiful snow globes. I really appreciate great customer service. Visiting from California, found out we just missed Hallmark fil

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Daniel Diamonds

I've now had two fabulous experiences with Daniel Diamonds. Several years ago, I purchased a pair…read moreof blue and white diamond earrings that they handcrafted. Amazingly gorgeous! I treasure them. Recently, I sent them one earring (I lost the other one) in the hope they could repurpose it. I worked directly with Kellie, and she is so friendly and helpful. I felt comfortable asking questions, discussing my budget, and getting her advice about the best course of action. Ultimately, she recommended that they reset the diamonds into a beautiful pendant. The box arrived yesterday with yet another Daniel Diamond creation inside. Perfect! The communication is excellent and timely. I highly recommend this business to anyone who is looking for a trustworthy and talented jeweler with whom you remain on a first name basis. Over the lifetime of owning your fine jewelry, this relationship becomes even more important.

First off, I hate jewelry and jewelry shopping. It makes me uncomfortable…read more On that note, Kellie and her team made it pure joy. I had a very specific set of credentials walking into their shop, and they were able to get us the exact diamond we had always dreamed of. I will never step foot in a different jewelry store! Thanks Kellie and Co!

Lab grown diamond stud earrings.

Custom diamond eternity band in platinum.

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Creekside Jewelers

creekside jewelers did a great job of helping me find a chain for a pendant I bought in Italy that…read moreI wanted to gift to my son. They held two chains in their safe for me for 24 hours till I decided which one I wanted. I really appreciated them working with me. Nick and the other staff members were very patient and helpful. I would recommend this jewelry store!

Everyone is always very kind, professional and helpful at Creekside! I have been coming here for…read moremy jewelry repairs for years. Would not go anywhere else.

Vintage engagement rings.

Estate jewelry.

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Emerald Cut Diamond Engagement Ring

The Evergreen Gallery

4.0

(5 reviews)

0.1 mi

This is a must stop when visiting Evergreen. One stop shop for local artist creations at an…read moreacquirable price point. I stopped by looking for a last minute graduation gift, and with Shannon's help, I found exactly the perfect piece in 5 minutes and was on my way. She even make sure I had a perfect gift wrap. Friendly, great local color.

Very rude towards my colleagues and I while we were in the store. The owner seemed disinterested in…read morehelping us.

The Evergreen Gallery Evergreen, CO

The Evergreen Gallery Evergreen, CO Gemstone Jewelry Designs

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Handmade ceramic vases by Ruthann Maze of Boulder, Colorado.

Tuggle Designs

(1 review)

4.5 mi

The jewelers are absolutely top notch! Their designs are stunning and the owners are personable,…read moredown to earth and very nice people. I highly recommend Tuggle!

From the owner: From traditional roots to modern brilliance: Discover the magic of Tuggle Designs, handcrafted just…read morefor you. Husband-and-wife artisans Matt & Lauren Tuggle breathe life into your vision, crafting bold, wearable pieces made with intention. Whether you are looking for a custom design, hand engraving, or full-service jewelry repair & restoration, our in-house studio does it all. Call, text, or come by today!

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Mountain Tool & Feed Country Store

4.4

(8 reviews)

11.0 mi

Had fun and they had everything I need for my animals. Great service as well. Prices are great tooread more

This magical store is right next to the Squatch Store which is a gas station. In my opinion, this…read moreis the REAL Squatch Store although not in actual name. If you're looking for a place to gather all your Sasquatch needs and pick up a power saw and some mochi, look no further. I scored an "I Believe" sticker, milk chocolate fudge, and heart shaped sunglasses for less than $15. Literal happy place. I walked around for an hour and still didn't take it all in. I wanted everything in the store and the owner was super nice. I definitely recommend swinging in when you pick up some gas. And be careful of the temptation to buy Sasquatch poop... it's delicious.

Heart shaped sunglasses. $9.99

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JP Total Farmer's Market

(5 reviews)

0.3 mi

We were staying at the KOA at Central City and it was pretty late Saturday night. The rain had…read morestopped and we decided to go look for a nice coffee place. Dave drove to Evergreen, so beautiful and mostly everything was closed. I stumbled upon JP Total Farmer Market using my trusty Yelp App. They were open until 7:00 and I figured we could get some local peaches and maybe a pie. So we parked the RV in the lot and Dave said let's take Freckles with us. So we entered this eclectic Farmer's Market where there were four inviting rocking chairs at the entrance. Dave went ahead and the owner went crazy over Freckles. They were like if you didn't bring her in we would be sad because we love dogs! It's like Freckles knew it too-she was so well behaved and she got some nice dog biscuits from the lady and ate them immediately! Dave bought a beautiful cherry pie that is homemade and ready to bake. I got a few humongous peaches that were so perfect and grown in Colorado. We talked and they had vacationed regularly on Ft. Meyers Beach until Ian did a number on it! It was so nice to meet these ladies who made us feel so comfortable! If I were a little younger I might consider moving to this inviting city! If you're in the area please come and visit and enjoy all their local and homemade products.

I stopped by on my way home from a hike in the area. Loved how everything was set up & decorated!…read moreVery cute! I bought 2 palisade peaches & some chocolate. The chocolate was great! I had 1 of the peaches today. It definitely is not worth $4.99 a lb. Not juicy & just very dull. I'm hoping the other peach is better.

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Spano Greenhouse & Farm

They sold annual varieties as perennial . Last year, June I purchased $150 worth of perennial…read moreSylvia. (the vigorous blue flowering perennial you see growing all over the neighborhood. This time of year.) The price was attractive. I had a good location with good soil and water supply. I planted all of these Sylvia and they grew real well through the summer. But not a single one of them survived the winter. It wasn't the winter. It wasn't my location. It was the plants. They sold them as perennial, but they were not. And they offered no compensation. I will be purchasing any more from this family nursery. And that makes me feel bad, but if they cannot back up their product, I cannot justify providing them with my business.

My first visit. This is not the same family that ran the nursery on Marshall. This place opened…read morelast year. Very friendly, amazing assortment of anything you need or want. Very clean. If you have OCD tendencies, this is a great place to be. My only complaint was I didn't see prices. Regardless, their inventory was amazing and healthy, so I would buy without knowing the prices upfront.

Greenhouse filled with bedding plants

Scary Succulents

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Stanley Marketplace

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.

Sushi spot

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Denver Milk Market

I ordered the meatball hoagie and a happy hour beer. Both were great…read more The best part: the staff couldn't have been more accommodating. I like my bread toasted so it doesn't get soggy. They suggested toasting it and serving it on the side--perfect. The Milk Market crew was all smiles with guests and one another, and they regularly checked in on me. My heart melted when I saw someone who appeared to be unhoused order at the counter. I watched the interaction, and it was beautiful: generous, respectful, kind... WOW. If I lived here, I'd definitely come back. Support good food and really kind people. Thanks Milk Market Crew for reminding what kindness looks like.

There is a strange, uncomfortable realm of existence that occurs on the final day of a trip. You…read morehave checked out of your hotel room, your luggage is trapped in a rental car trunk or bell closet, and your plane does not depart until late into the night. You are essentially a displaced traveler with a boarding pass, trying to avoid sitting in an airport terminal for five hours while security employees begin recognizing your face. That is how we ended up at the Denver Milk Market on a Thursday evening. Located in the Dairy Block on Wazee Street, it is a sprawling food hall designed by chef Frank Bonanno. It is a very pleasant sanctuary to kill some time before ascending into the night sky. The beauty of a venue with a dozen or so food counters is that a group of exhausted travelers does not need to achieve any sort of culinary consensus. One person can eat bao buns, another can eat handmade pasta, and a third can get fried chicken while another simply grabs a few drinks without any diplomatic negotiations. While we were wandering, a woman sat at a table with a microphone hosting a game of trivia to what appeared to be an entirely imaginary audience. Not a single person in the room appeared to be participating. It was a fascinating piece of experimental theater focusing on the loneliness of human knowledge. She called out questions about pop culture, agriculture and other various topics into the empty void, completely unbothered by the silence. I respected her commitment to the craft. The alley outside was maybe the finest part of the establishment. The Dairy Block alleyway is paved and lit up overhead. There was also a side room featuring communal seating and free games like skee ball, a shuffleboard table, and foosball. It turns waiting for a late flight into a minor social outing instead of a punishment. My primary critique is aimed not at the food hall itself, but at the city of Denver as a whole. Everything shuts down ridiculously early. The city has built a ecosystem of food halls, alleyways, and bars that is full of potential, yet the municipal clock seems to dictate that all citizens must be safely tucked in by nine o clock. For a traveler trying to enjoy the city after a long day in a convention center or stretch an evening before a red eye flight, this early curfew is an inconvenience. The Denver Milk Market is an attractive and versatile option for the weary traveler or hungry lunch crowd. It may not be a holy site that requires a special trip across town, but if you have some time to burn, a desire for a game of shuffleboard, and a late flight home, it performs its job admirably. Just make sure you get there before the city decides it is bedtime.

Sign Outside the building.

Inside

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Michelle L.

4 years ago

Beautiful, trendy and unique jewelry. One of my favorite little shops in Evergreen. Highly recommend.

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