Such a cute store of local items. They carry items by local artists and souvenir items. Colorado…read moremountains are featured and other local scenic points. I really liked the pottery and artwork. Also the stickers and magnets featuring Blucifer and the Blue Bear. I wanted to buy all of the items. And some of the tshirts were so soft. Pricing was on the high side so we didn't buy anything. Associate was nice.

Located at second floor of Denver Pavilion, this store has quality souvenir items from mugs,…read moreshirts, magnets, pins, postcards, pictures, and more. They have a decent variety of items but they are on the pricier side.

The Artisan Center offers many artful gifts for all. Plenty of jewelry options, home decor,…read morelotions, and children's clothing, toys and books. Outside they offered free water and suckers to those walking by. You could also add to the drawing of faces on the wall. Street and lot parking available.

Charming local shop that offers lots of handmade goods. The shop offers various unique greeting…read morecards, a CO goods section, a children section and houseware. Prices range but seem to be on par with what you would expect.

I want to start with the fact that this is my first "bad" review ever. I never leave reviews…read morebecause I don't think putting negative reviews out there is benefiting anyone. However, I thought I should say this. To start, this gift shop is absolutely adorable and has so many options. However, both times I have gone, the older woman that works there stands right behind me and watches me shop. The first time, I let it go because I understand I have tattoos up my arm and in this neighborhood that might not be common. But this time, I came with my husband who has gauges, and she stood right behind us and stared at us as we shopped again and it really made me uncomfortable. There were multiple people in the store and it felt as if she assumed we were stealing. Did not feel like she tried to hide it at all. The first time I was there I spent like 120 dollars and this time about 90. It really sucks because I like this shop but I don't appreciate being followed around.

We stumbled upon this boutique on Christmas Eve and we had the best shopping experience. All of the…read moreemployees were extremely welcoming and kind. Everyone loved their gifts from Wish Gifts and I can't wait to return next time we visit Denver.

First is you would be shopping local, made in Colorado. Second is the prices are very reasonable…read more Some of the beautiful pottery really caught my eye. Local honey, and seasonings, soaps and candles, clothing, hats and purses. I bought a cool rock with copper wiring making a holder for a healthy air plant, as well as a few small bedside pottery dishes for your rings. What I'm saying here is if you want a unique gift you should check out A Touch of Colorado.

Love these handmade soaps by UpamperU. They are super easy to use and great on my dry Colorado…read moreskin. Highly recommend, get yours at A Touch of Colorado. This store has so much to offer. I just love looking around. I could spend an hour in there just discovering new fun items.

Right across the way from Dream Gallery gifts I expected the same sort of deal…read more This place specializes in Native American type jewelry, turquoise, topaz, and all. As I walked in, the old Korean guy behind the counter came to his senses (you could tell this place had been empty for quite awhile) and showed me around, telling me that everything was half off today. As I perused the selection, he made the smart move of asking who I was looking around for.....seeing as how this was a jewelry shop, I say my girlfriend and then he makes the smart prosecutor move of placing the murder weapon into my hands (in this case some nice earrings for cheap). Needless to say, I bought something from this place even though I wasn't planning on it. After the sale (importantly), he then asks me my age and tells me he has a son in the infantry in Iraq in broken-accented English, that is also 23. In this sort of situation where a random stranger starts talking about their life suddenly it is easy to get dicey or annoying, but you could tell this guy was genuine and was deeply worried about his son (seeing as how Iraq is deteriorating to hell on earth). I really felt for the guy, seeing as how his heavy accent shows he is somewhat new to the US, and his only son was now fighting in a horrible quagmire of a war. I wish him a safe return

I love that they have so many toys. They have jelly cats and smiskis which is very hard to find now…read morea days!

I'm so happy that my daughter took me to this shop. Cuteness overload! Lots of quirky fascinating…read moreitems to choose from. There was also a children's section to explore besides the main part of the shop that was busting with interesting stuff at affordable prices. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Their passion for the shop glowed and they had time to chat with us. There's street parking and close to walking distance of other shops and restaurants. They a Halloween display out. I just HAD to buy a unique witch hat and a cute spider! Can't wait to see their Christmas decorations! Keep up the good work!

Great bookstore! The lady I spoke with was so helpful and a great guide to the space and knew where…read moreeverything was. The store has not just books but art, posters, cards, and it is also a print shop. Really good selection of books. A must visit store if you're in the Denver area!

Really love this bookstore, every time I go, it feels more like a community hub than just a place…read moreto shop. The selection of books they have are great and I always leave with a bigger To Be Read list than when I arrived. I enjoy taking visitors that enjoy reading and intersectional justice. Highly recommend! I've only walked here from Union Station or rode my bike so I'm not familiar with the street parking. It seems fairly available when I've been.

Of the three souvenir shops on 16th Street (not counting Where the Buffalo Roam), I'd say that I…read morelike this the most. Though the prices at Souvenir Warehouse are comparable with this store, this store is more organized and has a friendlier vibe. The shirt designs are on the wall on top of the shelves where the shirts are separately organized by size per design. They have a good variety of items: t-shirts, long sleeve shirts, sweaters, caps, magnets, mugs, food, postcards, shot glasses, mineral displays, etc. I had a good experience here and did not have any rude encounters unlike what other reviewers had.

Pretty good place for touristy souvenirs/gifts. There's a lot of variety here, which made it fun to…read morewalk around and look at everything. Some of the items can get a bit pricey, especially once you find out you can get similar items at other places for less. Still nice to look around and I found a lot of fun gifts for my family and friends from here.

What a great store! Found so many great gifts here! They put an emphasis on sustainability which I…read morethink is great. Also has really nice things from Japan! Would highly recommend!

Best little shop in RiNo! They only carry quality products and professional bar ware. If I need a…read moregood gift for someone quick, this is where I go.

Show of Hands is a whimsical gallery selling handmade goods of many artists. A good selection of…read morejewelry, robots, posters, ceramics and much more can be found here. Careful, you may find yourself smiling or laughing at some of the sayings. Street and lot parking.

I have always loved and supported this store. Today I bought…read morea book that was clearly marked $12.95 printed on the back of the book. I was charged $15.95 for the book. I wish I would have paid closer attention to the receipt when I was in the store. I tried calling but no answer and now they are closed until they move to their new location. It's only $3.00 but that's not the point. I know stores will sometimes mark up items but to do this when a price is printed on the item is not right. Lesson learned..., Check your receipt!