As a parent, Park Meadows is one of my favorite malls in the Denver area. My kids always look…read moreforward to the playground near Eddie Bauer, and it's a great way to break up a shopping trip and let them burn off some energy. There are plenty of stores to browse and a huge variety of restaurants with great happy hour specials, gathering areas for large groups, so it's easy to spend a few hours here without getting bored. The mall is clean, spacious, and family-friendly, which keeps us coming back. Whether we're shopping, grabbing a bite to eat, or just looking for something to do on a rainy day, Park Meadows is always a solid choice.

the Mall itself is nice, but this review relates to the food court and cleanliness. wife passed so…read morei use the mall for my daily exercise walk, and then have a bite for lunch. so i observe and experience much about the food court. first, Renzios Greek food served a flat no fizz diet coke. i asked the older lady if they could remedy it. ie add carbonation. i received a look that could kill. followed with barking "no". period. so i asked her the price of the combo meal without the diet coke, she growled saying its the same price w or wo the soda. i left to never return. second, since retired ive had opportunity to travel about the country visiting family and friends. have enjoyed chick-fil-a's from connecticut to portland to raleigh to minneapolis. all serve their "side salad" in a rectangular plastic bowl which has an appetizing presentation and nice fit for a salad. well, here they "stuff" the salad into a small cardboard sized soup cup, and i mean stuffed /jam packed in. not meant for a salad. you literally are required to pluck/pull the stuffed salad out of this jammed in cardboard cup. i asked mngr if they could use the standard salad bowl used throughout the U.S.. he said the small space they rent at the mall doesn't allow enough room for storage of the standard size plastic salad dishes?? so i drive over to the chick-fil-a down the road on Yosemite for a normal salad. bout a mile drive but worth it, as i feel that for a $20 meal its served appropriately. Last comment, food court maintenance. should you try asking one of the employees (difficult to accomplish as none speak english and will just stare at you with a look of contempt, like "no comprende") to kindly wipe down the spilled/leftover mess folks left, at a table you prefer. they tell you in spanish and pointing to the ceiling with angst to sit somewhere else. then walk away and ignore you. on busy weekends there may be no other tables available. so i resort to pouring some water from my own water bottle in my backpack and clean the table myself. so each day i make sure when leaving home i pack a water bottle in case a table at the food court is filthy and i will need to clean it myself. third, at Chipotle i order a salad "bowl". at checkout no forks w which to eat it. inquired if maybe they have forks in the back room. they told me "NO" but i could look for a fork with which to eat my salad, at another restaurant in the food court! not lol. these are just a couple of unpleasantries at the absolutely beautifully designed Park Meadows food court. IMO go shopping there, but plan to eat elsewhere. Dr Jeff

Aspen Grove has been our 'go to' quick outdoor mall since moving to CO…read more It has See's Candy-Yum!! William's Sonoma-Yes! A couple of great little Nick Nak shops A great shop that makes lotions, candles-Yum Apple-Of course On weekends (Saturdays) a Swapmeet in Spring/Summer Great Movie Place All sorts of delicious foods Prices are varied & in everyone's budgets/Affordable Customer Service has always been great in all of the stores. Most of them have little dog water bowls out front. Just a nice walkable place

I like that there are always different markets going on here!…read more I've been to: Denver Bazaar for the Valentines Market at the far right side of the shopping center - inside venue Aspen Grove Farmer's Market - outside in front of indoor venue area right side of shopping center Christmas in the Rockies Gift Market - far left side of shopping center Today I was there for Christmas in the Rockies and do find a few items! I got a sweater skirt for holiday events, a blue corn vodka from Turnbuckle Distilling (generous free samples were had), and some items from an Aloha hair stand! Be sure to get to both store venues for this - they are right next door to each other. I almost missed the one on the left!

We just left this years (2024) Santa area. (& we also were there for a visit with the Easter Bunny)…read more I have a Service Dog and PTSD. Staff were extremely kind to both myself and Bentley. Santa (as well as the Easter Bunny) were AMAZING. At both events, children were in awe with the magic and dreams of your choice of both selections. The photo options were great. For someone my age. Although, I truly believe an option to buy 'One' 5x7 photo options for a cheaper price may help struggling young families. I visited other places this year to see other 'Santa's' and none compared to what you offered on the evening we were there. Please Thank all of your staff. Thank you.

If you don't like crowds it's great. However the renovation done about 10 years ago turned it from…read morea cozy, sweet 80s style mall into a cold mausoleum. I still go here occasionally mainly to just get away from Englewood for the day, since nearly all my other fave malls are long gone (Villa Italia, Crossroads Mall, Northglenn) replaced by stupid lifestyle centers that are awful for us pedestrians (I can't drive due to migraines). Other than Park Meadows (too far), Cherry Creek (too snotty), and Aurora (an absolute no,I almost got killed last time I was over there) there's no other place to go. I feel sorry for teens. I'm in my fifties and even I am frustrated and bored out here. I wish this mall could make a turnaround but knowing the marketing world as I do it'll probably be turned into a lifestyle center too. Pluses: Spencers!; Good neighborhood; easy to access on RTD. Minuses: not doing well, only two anchors left, around 35% vacant which shocked me when I went over there in July after having just been there in January or February; food court, always lacking to begin with,now almost gone, only Charley's was left back in July. I hope Southwest turns around and stays a mall.

Another great outdoor shopping mall in Denver!…read more I'll admit, I mainly find myself in the area when I'm seeing a movie at Harkins or browsing Bass Pro Shop. However, there are plenty of other shops to browse. It's not the best in terms of variety or upscale shops, but there are several staple shops that most people know about like H&M, Macy's and Famous Footwear. There are lots of good food options, although they are almost all chains like Olive Garden, Hu Hot Mongolian Grill and Red Lobster. Chain restaurants are good to eat at every once in a while, although I'd rather eat at a mom and pop. Northfield is a great option for those needing a shopping day and food in-between.

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

Great food, gift shopping and 2 Asian jewelry stores that carry beautiful jade and gold bangles…read morethat are hard to find. Lots of parking spaces off the street that are convenient and easy to access. Many of the shops are open 7 days a week too. Had delicious dim sum then walked from store to store shopping.

Came for the Lunar New Year celebration. It was not busy yet as I arrived early to find a parking…read morespot. So happy that History Colorado recognized the importance of this center to the AAPI community and placed them on the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties. Preservation of places which are gathering sites and beginnings of many stories keeps our heritage alive. The new mural by Ratha Sok, a Cambodian American contemporary artist, of three lions representing family, culture and prosperity is colorful and intricate. Cant wait for more events and to come back and explore the center again soon.

I've been to Denver a number of times but this was my first time going to Cherry Creek! What a…read morepleasant surprise. This neighborhood felt clean and upscale with plenty of great shopping and restaurants. When I asked ChatGPT to compare it to a San Diego neighborhood, it said Encinitas or La Jolla (if that reference point means anything to you). The area itself encompasses around 16 blocks filled with lots to do. We stayed at the Jacquard Hotel, which is part of the Marriott family. It was a lovely stay with a great lobby restaurant, Narrative and rooftop pool and bar. We enjoyed shopping at the mall as well as at the shops that line the streets. In terms of food, Quality Italian was our favorite for dinner and we enjoyed Little Man Ice Cream!

It's time for an update. Rather than focus on parking which continues to be a problem, let's focus…read moreon activity. The premier living and shopping area of Denver is absolutely going through gentrification. Very nice single-story and two-story retail buildings are being torn down in order to provide more office buildings, apartment buildings and condominiums as well as lots more retail shops, spas , beauty salons and pricey restaurants and bars. Of course, it adds and brings thousands of people to the area, but with little hope of avoiding congestion. The city continues to express its desire that people visit using public transportation, but, of course, there are no trains, subways, or, rapid transit of any make, style or kind. For those who dare to bicycle into Cherry Creek North, be sure that your health insurance is paid up. So what's Cherry Creek North starting to look like, you guessed it, a mini Metropolitan downtown. Yet, it remains the place to shop and eat and walk among lots and lots of beautiful people who seem to own lots of dogs. Once the next door Cherry Creek West Neighborhood becomes developed it will add several thousand more people into the area. It remains Beverly Hills without the large green frontages, mostly big homes and beautiful landscaping, but, instead, a visitors' delight with high end homes and pricey apartments and high end retail shopping.

Funky! Fun! Unique!…read moreVintage gems! Space to host events! Super cool staff! Flirty costumes! .... all word to describe the coolest little shop in the burbs!

This little spot is very pretty, clean and full of treasures…read more I guess each booth Is owned and set up by different people. They definitely have 1 of everything there. From jewelry to dishes to handbags and more. Prices seemed reasonable, I only wish someone had spoken to me. I wandered around for what seemed like long enough to be greeted but none of the several people ever said boo to me. I'll go another time as they have a plethora of goods, but I hope they will acknowledge a potential customer.

I stopped by the Parker location for the first time in a while after we moved to the area. I just…read moreneeded a greeting card but ended up leaving with a bunch of other items. They have a huge selection of fresh eggs, fresh and frozen meat, fresh milk, and so much more from local sources here in Colorado. I was talking to the younger guy at the register and he mentioned they don't sell a lot of eggs and meat which is a shame because they have an amazing selection and everything looks amazing and the pricing is very fair as well. I also discovered that this location sells a brand of frozen take and bake fruit pies that I haven't been able to find many places. I paid less than $6 per dozen eggs. I will absolutely be back for more eggs and other grocery items. And I will definitely consider this location at the top of my list any time I'm looking for little gifts for people for various occasions. I highly recommend the Parker location and I had a great experience there.

Super cute, lots of local goodies. The staff is really sweet and helpful. Swing by if you're in the…read morearea.