One of my favorite oddity shops in Denver! This adorable shop is a must stop every time I come to…read moretown. The employees are really sweet and helpful and they have a really great selection of oddities and plants!

Oh wow, what an interesting place - with all the stuff they have, this shop should be twice the…read moresize. This is a place for folks that are very in tune with nature. Been here twice and haven't seen everything yet.

Great service, great selection. And many items are half the price of Amazon. Highly recommended.read more

This place has it all and it is so much cheaper than ordering on Amazon. A great supplier for…read moreanything restaurant.

Great experience at HLSG Arvada every time. Eric and Zach are always helpful, knowledgeable, and…read moreeasy to work with at the counter. Justin runs a solid operation and genuinely cares about customer service. Reliable inventory and a crew that understands contractor needs. Highly recommend.

Once upon a time Denver was the world's Carnation Capital and City Floral a major producer of…read moreminiature carnations (and other cut flowers) for the wholesale market. An employee in the mid-1950s had the idea of selling the lower grade flowers to the public. Cheap carnations ($1 a dozen) soon led to lots of foot traffic to the greenhouses which motivated adding additional plants and other retail items. South American competition led to the decline of U.S. cut flower production and City Floral sold the last carnation in 1985, adapting to become a full retail garden center with a landscaping design/build operation. The greenhouses date back to the original cut flower facility built in 1911. This was expanded for retail sales in 1976. The office and warehouse facilities on the west side were added in 1990. This is the oldest remaining greenhouse in Denver. The current facility is packed with every possible goodie for the gardener/landscaper including flowers, fruits, vegetables, plants, trees, shrubs, a huge variety of containers, statuary, tools, and supplies. There's a large succulent section and a good collection of bonsai. Services include tips and education on plant care, pest and disease diagnosis, plant identification, custom container potting, delivery, in-store repotting, plant rentals, an interior design partnership program, and comprehensive landscaping design and construction. I've had the past notion that City Floral was a bit pricy, but I found them very competitive on price in 2026. The products are top quality and the staff is exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. This is a fantastic facility and very convenient for those of us who live in central Denver.

Great huge garden center. Not the cheapest. Won't compete with a Home Depot. But quality and…read morecustomer service can't be beat.

The staff here were amazing and incredibly kind. They have a ton of beautiful art work, jewelry,…read moreand house decor. I enjoyed my time wondering through the establishment looking at the great artwork from the locals.

This gallery was a long-time resident at Cherry Creek North where they had a rather confusing…read morewarren of several spaces that were joined together over the years. They have now moved to a massive, new location at the Denver Design Center, more than doubling their showroom space. The general category is modern art, but Fascination Street shows a wide range of artists and styles from pop art to expressionism, abstract to realism, not to forget figurative works, impressionisn, surrealism, and even whimsical works that don't fit into other categories. Media ranges from oils and other paintings of many types to sculpture, drawing, prints, and mixed media. The new space is a huge warehouse that's almost overwhelming, but it's broken up into sections with moveable walls that provide a large amount of display space. Lighting is excellent with very little glare. There's lots of helpful, friendly staff to address any questions. Many of the artists represented are mid to late career. The price point is moderately high for original, contemporary art. The Web site provides a good cross-section of the artists/works represented, so this might be a good place to start. The gallery has a large selection of frames and an in-house frame shop.

Super nice staff. Very helpful and friendly. I've only been a few times now but they've had…read moreeverything I needed when I've needed it.

Pretty good store. Has a moderate amount of barber supplies which is way harder to find then it…read moreshould be in Denver.Biggest gripe is that they are closed on Sunday. Being a barber/cosmo supply store where in the industry most at least, if not only take Sundays off, is very aggravating.

Mostly great feedback. Spicers is a growing fine paper distributor with distribution in roughly a…read morethird of the USA. From a national standpoint, they would be hard pressed to hit many locations next day in some areas. But they have grown substantially and provide great products. In the Denver area, they are tops. Deliveries aren't always timely enough, if I had a complaint.

Pretty cool to stumble across this place. Bulk sale pricing with membership. Otherwise you pay a…read morelittle bit extra. Lots of cooking utensils and bulk goods. We wandered around checking things out. Her husband would like it she said since he makes food in large quantities. Associate was nice and said they don't advertise so word of mouth is how they get business. Parking in shared lot.

I was most impressed with their drink syrup selections. A whole aisle of them. Every brand and…read moreflavor you cam think of, even a ton you probably didn't and Sugar Free selections as well. This is a resturant supply..not a Costco or Sam's club. You may find some items more reasonable but most won't be. It was fun to browse though and see a lot of resturant items that are non food and very useful. They also have a purchases Loyalty club. Everything you see has 2 prices. If you are a club member and if you aren't. Happy shopping