This is one of favorite shops in Boulder. As soon as you walk in you are greeted by delightful…read moregifts, fragrances, fun items that would be nice to have for decoration around the house, and soaps and lotions for personal care. It's a cornucopia of unusual and interesting items. They also have a huge selection of unique cards for birthdays, holidays, graduation, and I now always go here to find cards for any occasion. This shop is a real gem for Boulder.

This little gift shop is in South Boulder at the Table Mesa Shopping Center that used to have more…read moreretail 2 or 3 decades ago. Now it is mostly eateries, some are excellent, but this shop is at a section that has some old classic retail, like Neptune Mountaineering and the yarn shop, Shuttles Spindles and Skeins and is just below them and just east of King Soopers. It's worth the trip. Though there are many scented items in the store it did not bother me, not overpowering or particularly artificial like some gift shops. The collection is very traditional, a somewhat elegant collection, some items more unique than others. Several items I have seen here and there around Boulder, from Peppercorn to McGuckins, especially holiday themed ones. But it was a pleasure to look for and find gifts for that hard to choose for recipient all in one place. I was welcomed and helped with selection of ideas. Not a busy place when I was in, and was appropriately staffed.

Bliss is such an amazing shop! The vibes are great there's so much variety,great stuff by local…read moreartists,so many amazing cards and fun socks !!! I absolutely love the pet collars and leashes too!! Definitely stop in and grab something special!!

Really cute shop and I visit the shop because it's so nice but it's one of those places for me that…read moreI go to thinking that I'll find something and I never do. Merchandise is kind of expensive but definitely great quality.

Once again Cedar & Hyde makes me the hero! I just remembered that Valentine's Day is tomorrow and…read moreI haven't gotten anything for my wife. She wasn't expecting anything and would be happy with some flowers or a card. I stopped into Cedar & Hyde and they helped me "a guy who doesn't understand how to buy clothes for women", find the most amazing, beautiful, soft, wonderful, sweater/coat. My wife was blown away. She loves, loves, loves it! She says she may live in it. Thanks again Cedar & Hyde for having amazing clothes and for helping me to be the hero!

I signed up for 10% off my first online order, no caveats provided in the email. I proceed to spend…read more$250 online, I then get the 10% applied to the $5 gift wrapping cost, saving 50 cents on my order. I emailed the business and was told "..our policy excludes any one-of-a-kind or oversized items from the discount. For this order, the 10% discount applied to the gift wrap only, and not the bowl or shipping costs." Btw, the item is not one of a kind (I've purchased said item elsewhere) and it is not oversized. 0/10 do not recommend.

We wandered in here after a nice dinner on Pearl Street. I wish more stores were open in the…read moreevening along the Mall. The handmade furniture here was really beautiful and of good quality, but I have no need for any of it now. However the store has many small items from home decor pieces to inexpensive jewelry that are handmade and quite nice. There was a broad variety of styles too and I saw a cute little ring that my husband treated me to. It was fun in the store too, with very friendly staff.

My husband and I have been shopping for desks for our home office. Convinced we couldn't afford…read morehandmade furniture, we'd done a lot of looking into the typical mall-type stores, but we were pretty disappointed that most of the stuff within our price range was your usual made in China, will-fall-apart-in-two-years junk. We were very sad about our prospects until we met Lee at Boulder Furniture Arts. The clouds parted, and we became happy again (and this is not literary hyperbole, I promise you). Lee took a lot of time with us, discussing exactly what we wanted and how we could make it fit within our price range, and we exchanged many e-mails. Throughout the entire process, he's been thoughtful and very friendly. The result is that we've ordered two gorgeous, eco-friendly solid cherry desks at reasonable prices, and we're both tickled pink at how our office is going to look. He really did make us incredibly happy with his excellent service and attentiveness to our needs, and we enthusiastically recommend Boulder Furniture Arts for that reason. Don't waste your money buying particleboard furniture made in China--go talk to the fine folks at this wonderful store, and you'll be thrilled at what you end up with.

I had not been here recently and it was nice to see so much fresh seasonal merchandise. I had seen…read moresomething online that I needed to buy as a gift for a granddaughter who will be 9 when we see her next month. The picture online looked perfect but the staff member was unsure of the exact location and gave us three suggestions. We found it on the first one as I thought that was most likely given my previous visits in years past. We did check her other suggested options but none seemed as right as the one I had seen online. While looking though we did run into an impulse buy chocolate option but sadly discovered at home, not as good as the product it was copycatting and I regret the purchase. Lesson learned yet again, get what you came for with research in advance. It's a big store with lots of options for specific sorts of goods, but quality varies by departments.

Hot cookie tip for you all this holiday season: Cost Plus is selling a sprinkles/decorating kit…read morethat closely resembles a gourmet competitor's, only it's about half the price. For $12.99 you can get some candy cane and tree shaped sprinkles, along with blue shiny ornament balls, and some other fun decorations. They also have a Hello Kitty miniature version for about $8. Looking elsewhere at fancier food stores this season and you'll pay at least $20-25 for the almost the exact same thing! Plus, World Market has icing and some cute cookie/gingerbread kits if you're not one to make everything from scratch. Also, it gives me an excuse to browse the aisles and buy other stuff I don't really need.

Came in here the other day for the first time and immediately had the sweetest employee coming up…read moreto us and helping us- so I just wanted to shout out "Finn" for her great customer service! I'll definitely be coming back here now!

I've never gotten bad customer service at a Homegoods until I came to this location, the girl at…read morecash register was so rude I hope they switch her over to a position she's happier in so she's not giving more customers such a nasty attitude.

I seldom do reviews, but I wanted to give a shout out and kudos to this company. I went with a…read morefriend to their Warehouse Sale the last three weekends and was able to find a wonderful chair for my office and some great pillows for my living room couch. These were high quality items that normally would be outside my budget, but were on sale making them a great value for me. On the very last day of the sale I went back near the time they would be closing. I saw four pillows I really wanted and yet they were still more than I could pay. The owner was so kind and gracious and made a deal for me that was beyond generous. Two of the times I was there I was helped by Jen (think she usually works at the Cherry Creek store). She was the perfect salesperson, amazing service without being pushy, so knowledgeable helping my friend who bought a couch and just a generally kind and caring person. Thanks Jen! Check them out for sure!

Lovely staff who were extremely helpful. Nice to have a location with some higher end accessories…read more Don't get me wrong I love the PB and C&B of the world but it is great to have other options to mix it up!!

I had such a fun experience at my 3rd Sur La Table cooking class this afternoon in Boulder! I took…read morethe Cast-Iron Cooking class with Chef Cameron and learned to make Grilled Chicken with Chimichurri Sauce, Charred Cast-Iron Green Beans with Lemon Vinaigrette, Griddled Flatbread, and a Skillet Brown Butter Cookie. Everything was delicious! The class was smaller than expected, which turned out to be a huge bonus for me since I got lots of hands-on instruction and attention, plus I got to take home some very tasty leftovers. Even better, the class fee included a 10" Lodge Cast-Iron Skillet to take home, so I walked away with both new skills and a great piece of cookware. And because I had a 10% coupon, I picked up a couple of cast-iron skillet holders, too. A really enjoyable afternoon, a great instructor, delicious food, a chance to interact with the retail staff who are always helpful, a complementary cappuccino from a ridiculously sophisticated and expensive machine, and a new skillet to put to work. I'd definitely take another Sur La Table cooking class!

Extremely disappointing experience and nowhere near worth almost $100 per person - I rarely leave…read morenegative reviews, but this experience was so disappointing that I feel other people should know what they are paying for. My husband and I received this 2-hour sushi class as a gift from our son. I've taken about six cooking classes previously, and unfortunately this was hands-down the worst experience I've had. The class description said we would be making Shrimp Tempura Rolls, Yuzu Dipping Sauce, Crab Inari Sushi, Avocado & Vegetable Hand Rolls, Sushi Rice and Yuzu Sorbet. What we actually experienced was very different. From the beginning, the class seemed disorganized. They apparently expected 8 people, but 11 showed up, and there didn't seem to be any system for checking people in or confirming who was registered. We stood behind a counter for the entire two-hour class -- no stools or seating, and just water not even have napkins to wipe your hands. There were also NO printed recipes, which I've never experienced in a cooking class. We had nothing to follow along with, take notes on, ask questions etc... We didn't even have our own cooking stations and had to share with so many others some people just had to watch. Very little actual cooking or instruction took place. We sliced some carrots, cucumber and avocado and deep-fried a FEW tiny baby shrimp (see pic below). That was essentially it. The assistants repeatedly took away our knives, cutting boards and other equipment to wash them while we were still trying to use them, so we had to keep retrieving what we needed. Even more disappointing, several of the items advertised as part of the class either weren't made or weren't taught. I don't recall if she made the Yuzu dipping sauce, think she talked about it, but I didn't have any dipping sauce and the soy sauce to dip our hand rolls in came so late we had eaten them already. There was no mention at all about the Yuzu sorbet or how to make they just put it in front of us at the end of class. They also ran out of rice, some people had to share a roll. And then there was the shrimp! For two people, we received maybe 6 tiny shrimp about the size of my thumbnail. I took a photo before we rolled our tempura roll (see below) because I honestly couldn't believe that was the amount of food provided for two people paying close to $200. The instructor herself was knowledgeable, pleasant and clearly educated about the subject. My criticism is not about her personally. The problem was the overall execution of the class and the enormous disconnect between the $100-per-person price, what was advertised, and what was actually provided. It was also difficult to hear much of the instruction, which made an already disorganized experience even more frustrating. For almost $200 per couple, I would expect an organized, hands-on cooking class with adequate ingredients and equipment, recipes to take home, instruction on all of the advertised dishes, and enough food to actually prepare those dishes and enjoy a dinner. We received none of that. Based on our class, I absolutely could not recommend it at this price. I would give it 1 star for the experience/value, with the acknowledgment that the instructor herself was kind and knowledgeable.

This store is massive! I wandered in here during the Boulder Fall Fest a couple of weeks ago and I…read moreended up finding a few Christmas gifts! It was so fun to walk around and there's such a wide variety of home goods, decor, gourmet goodies, and fun little gadgets. I will be back to this cute shop any time I'm in the area!

What a fun cooking and more store! Goodies, spices, syrups, teas, cookware, teaware, coffee ware,…read moreand so much more! Great selection and the staff was very friendly and helpful. If you are shopping or eating on Pearl Street, this place is a must stop!

Wonderful shop! The owner is welcoming and friendly and she has so many beautiful, quirky, fun…read morethings.

YOU NEED THIS BOUTIQUE IN YOUR LIFE!!!! Everything is specifically curated with things you never…read moreknew you needed but will immediately fall in love with!!! Christine is absolutely lovely and makes you feel right at home. I could not recommend this place enough!!