Foothills

A nice, small, clean mall. It has a good variety of the usual "mall" stores and restaurants. Lots of comfortable seating inside. It has a nice outside courtyard with a fountain and fireplace for small events.

One of the better malls in foco for sure. Big anchor stores like Cinamax, chain stores like Verizon but mall also has a bunch of unique boutique stores as well. Right off College Ave and ample parking, has a ton of stores that pretty much covers all shopping tastes. Lots of options for everyone!

Keep driving unless you have a very special need. This mall is around 30-40% full with retailers. No real anchor tenets, no men's clothing, no home stores, no electrics, and a very limited restaurants/bar selection. The Mall does have; A theater, a fancy water feature, and sprawling parking lots.. The greater community has clearly turned their backs on this once relevant Mall.

The Foothills is Fort Collins 3rd reincarnation of their once-staple retail shopping center, and unfortunately has not done well since the pandemic. With nearly every building completely rebuilt, the mall transformed it's mostly interior space to a hybrid exterior/interior layout an added a few amenities that were not seen before including new restaurants and a full deluxe movie theater (Cinemark). Unfortunately this is not a very good place to shop unless you're looking for a very specific brand. Many of the initial restaurants that first appeared with its opening prior to the pandemic have since closed down including the once popular C.B. Potts, and now a dozen and a half "mall brands," including Hot Topic, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body works, and of course a pretzel shop, still linger. It's one big box "core brand" Macy's recently closed down leaving an unsightly scar of the otherwise prestige architecture of the shopping center, but you can find other major retailers such as Ross and Nordstrom rack, in the same area just outside. Nevertheless you could just feel how empty the overall shopping district now feels. If you're looking for a more engaging and lively shopping and dining experience, I would probably recommend Old Town square in downtown Fort Collins, or if you're just shopping for the essentials, you will likely find what you need at the Front Range Village on Harmony Road.

This place is a dump. There’s homeless people sleeping on the couches in the common areas and bathing themselves in the sinks. Dont bother with this place. There’s 10 stores and they all suck.