Park Meadows

It’s an awesome mall. Love this clean, modern, and gorgeous mall in Lone Tree. All the staff and security were friendly, HUGE dining hall (the food is great) , and has an awesome wide selection of stores to shop at! I will definitely recommend this mall to anyone!

Love the Tesla charging station right at exit.  There is place to walk and  stretch your legs. Tons of parking and a h8ge food court inside.

Park Meadows is ready for the 2023 holidays! On my Nov. 1 visit I took pictures of the Santa area. I visit Park Meadows Mall almost every day to power walk. It's very clean and gets high ratings for being walker friendly. I always see security personnel walking around. I enjoy the diversion of walking through the major department stores to see the newest fashion trends. It's more enjoyable than walking outside as I can also people watch and make the occasional purchase. On the weekends the mall can get crowded, so I recommend going early in the morning. Even though most of the stores open at 10 am, I have walked around the mall before the stores open. I was surprised that both Dillard's and JC Penney open at 11 am. On Sunday stores open at 11 am, except Dillard's opens at noon. Note that these are non-holiday hours.

One of my favorite places to visit in Denver, it is a great place to stroll around and browse they have most all of the necessary department stores and a bunch of specialty stores as well. The area outside is beautiful and well lit and has quite a few very nice restaurants. There is also a traditional food court and random other places to eat scattered about the mall. Aside from the Christmas season it's never too crowded but still is a great place to people watch. If you are looking for a big traditional Mall with a very Colorado theme, I would definitely suggest visiting.

It's always a blast from the past to do the mall. I'm old school so I love having the experience of walking and shopping in a mall. Park Meadows keeps it real in a sense of being a true mall. A good variety of places to eat, shop, and people watch. A must do if in the Denver Metro area. Worth the time and money. They even have a Tesla and Apple store near one another. I appreciate it.

Belleview Promenade

Great selection of breakfast items (tasty almond crusted cinnamon french toast), good service, but a bit noisy to hear conversation

This restaurant has great food and outstanding customer service

I come here to pick up meal prepped foods. The parking lot can be nearly full at times, making it a little tricky.
Many unique options within this area though.

Great Breakfast at The Original Pancake House!

Parking is right as people can't seem to figure out what the lines mean, but there is a good selection of stores for food here.

Outlets at Castle Rock

There are so many designer brands to choose from and so many options and deals! We have a good time shopping because of the variety. Parking was easy to find, unlike other outlets.

Great July 4th deals! And just a great overall shopping experience!

Plenty of spaces in the car park you'll never struggle to find a spot.

The layout of the outlet is great easy and convenient. Especially if you want to get the full experience and walk past every store.

Went to the outlet mall today, as I had been in the past, and I had a good experience. The fact that it's an outdoor mall is great! As you have a great view of all the shops, and there's a lot of seating to choose from. The shops itself have a lot of variety, as there's a lot of stores you can go into. Overall, I have had a good experience here today, and I'd recommend coming.

Not to many stores open but the ones that still were are nice to shop good prices.
4 stars for the Nike store and the interesting game board store!

Good selection of stores and cute set up. Map was not updated for the location of Adidas store.

Columbia Mall

COU (Columbia, Missouri) Nice lil' mall, loved the Level Up (amusement center/ arcade/ indoor wall climbing/ mini golf/ full bowling alley) Food court is very limited. I got the Voodoo Daddy's Cajun food. Checked out the Spencer's n bought sum fun stuff. Stopped by Bath & Body Worx  bought some candles, body sprayz, lotionz, n other lil' goodiez. Then got an hr. full body massage w/ hot stones. It was so relaxing 😌

It was clean and family friendly. Seemed like it was in a good location as well. It had a good variety of stores and restaurants. Honestly it was fun to stop in and walk around. The ferris wheel was pretty neat to look at as well.

The Columbia Mall is very clean and well kept. Most all of the shops are full and you can always find what you're looking for. Also and most importantly, the bathrooms are always clean.

I've been robbed, harassed, cursed on multiple occasions, told I'm not allowed to speak or talk about certain things and trespassed from this location many times.
On several occasions I was followed to my home, and was burglarized.
I've had several hundred dollars in tools and equipment stolen.
There are a few regulars that go here daily, and they're snobs.
Not much for conversation.
The security guards, are not much help either.
Other than that, I enjoy going here,

Would give the fifth star if the mall would open at a decent time in the morning. Most stores don't open until 11.

The Citadel Mall

I can confidently say this was by far the most depressing mall I've ever been to. Half of the mall was abandoned and of the stores that were actually there half of them were closed. The lighting was dark, which gave off post apocolyptic vibes. I guess management didn't see the point in turning on all the lights for an almost deserted mall. There were a few decent stores but we didn't find what we were looking for. The worst part is they had a pet store with some dogs in the window display. It seemed cruel to subject those animals to the depressing environment that is this mall. The whole experience just felt like a fever dream.

Very worn down and deserted, as most of the stores have been abandoned. As others have mentioned, the food court was the only thing of substance that was open, and even then the architecture and surrounding facilities (bathrooms, escalators, etc) were out of order or in disrepair. Very sad to see. I would suggest Chapel Hills instead.

The worst thing I think is the owners engagement with the community here, though. They seem almost defensive. Learn to take some criticism and act on it to save what once was probably a beautiful shopping centre. I hope it becomes one again.

After living in Colorado Springs for 2+ years, today was my first trip to Citadel Mall.  I can confidently tell you, it was also my last trip there.  It was rundown, smelled like pot, and was sorta overall just creepy.  It didn't feel clean and I honestly didn't feel safe there.  Cannot recommend.

My recent visit to Citadel Mall left me disappointed and disheartened. It's evident that this once-thriving mall is now a mere shadow of its former self. Approximately half of the stores are closed, which creates an eerie emptiness throughout the mall. The lack of variety in shopping options is frustrating, and it's hard to deny that the mall's glory days are long gone.

The food court was another letdown. It consistently appeared dirty and unkempt, which was a major turn-off. Cleanliness is a basic expectation, and the neglect in this area was hard to ignore. The overall atmosphere of the mall felt desolate, and it's clear that there is a lack of investment in maintaining the mall's appeal.

I hope to see improvements in the future, but as it stands, I would advise shoppers to temper their expectations when considering a visit to Citadel Mall.

Honestly I'm not really sure why some commenters are hating so much on this mall. It seems like a typical average American mall. Sure there are some closed storefronts, but there are still quite a few present - name brand as well as locally owned. Take a look at my pictures I literally just took today (14 Mar 17) to browse what's there. It looked pretty clean and modern to me, but then again I've been in some pretty run-down places in my life. Not a huge fan of the second story being kind of split in two, but meh. I saw a lot of people walking in and out of stores with leashed dogs, and not service dogs. Not sure what the pet policy inside is, but I assume they let people just bring dogs in freely, so if that's not a thing you like, maybe not the best shopping location for you. I went into Spencer's where I saw some teens... and also a whole wall of sex toys. I wasn't aware things had changed so much during the mere two years I spent in Japan, but hey I guess culture progression? The food court was fairly impressive to me, with a wide variety of choices, though staff training I'm beginning to realize in this area generally is underwhelming. I had to explain to a chocolate shop worker what a sampler was. I don't think my expectations are usually too high, but common knowledge isn't that difficult to obtain, is it? In any case, I wouldn't knock this mall without checking it out yourself, and you'll only be disappointed if you're used to major city expectations. If that's the case, then enjoy the drive to Denver :)

The Promenade Shops At Briargate

The Shops at Briargate, Colorado Springs, CO is a collection of shops and restaurants that offer a nice combination of chain brands as well as smaller private companies offering a unique mix of things to buy. There are so many options to choose from without the hustle and bustle of an overcrowded mall.
P.F. Change is the big draw, but don't overlook all your options, or you may miss out!

As a newcomer from NY, I was like WOW. How beautiful!!  This place has so many beautiful fancy shops with the most amazing mountain view.  It's so relaxing to just sit on a bench and people watch.  There's even an Omaha Steaks at this plaza.  I've only hears about Omaha Steaks in NY coupons that come in the mail.  You can literally walk in and buy a whole box of steaks.  so cool.  Lots of cool stores like Columbia, Pottery Barn, the container store, and other restaurants I still haven't tried yet.

Who doesn't love a luxury shopping center?   The stores are all nice here, and the experience is hassle free.   The restaurants are on the nicer end of family dining style places.    Also a great view of the mountains from the outdoor patio by Ted's Montana Grill.  But the aesthetic is diminished a bit by this being a very parking-centric destination.   The parking lot dominates like 75% of the property, and is smack in the middle of everything.   Even in this relaxed shopping center, you will always feel surrounded by automobiles.

It's a very large store, it's amazing. Plenty of room for the small children to run around almost everything is tied down. Saw it makes it easy for the kids. But you do have to watch them some things are not.

This is a nice upscale shopping center and a local favorite. There is a good variety of food place from Starbucks and Panera to Ba Daddy Burger Bar and P.F. Chang's.  Shopping includes Eddie Bauer and Talbots and more.

Chapel Hills Mall

Not too busy for the time of day. Good selection and a great food court.

Would be 5 stars but there needs to be more retailers in the mall and the escalators need to be fixed.  Mall Owners, stop charging outrageous rent and not fixing the basics. Get with the program. So many other options nearby. It's not fair to the current businesses owners in the mall who are great.

A trip to the mall for me is akin to being flayed, the constant cacophony and swell of humanity stuffed into a box.  Black Friday is notoriously noted as a time of noise, nasty consumerism, and constant crowds.  Even during this time of duress, the mall had ample parking, was clean and well patrolled with security and real-life police officers.  The stores held a wide variety of goodies, and some great deals to be found.  Often times things are more expensive at the mall, but unlike online shopping, you can feel the fit and finish and ensure a proper fit before finalizing the transaction financially.   Overall, despite my general displeasure of being crushed by humanity the mall is a nice way to spend a cold and cloudy day.  The food court offers a wide variety of good drinks and palatable portions of grub.

It's another Mall. Indoor shopping med grade stores, refreshing change to Citadel mall. Great location, kid friendly a bit far for people south of the city. Not sure if always worth trip unless you have purpose. Clean and open food court slim choices.

Stores are alright, but every time I come here, the escalators are out of order. Do the owners have a strange religious belief that forbids them from getting a mechanic to come fix them or something?

Edit: 8 months later, and excluding multiple floor shops, all escalators are closed down with no maintenance to be seen. Teens are skating inside cuz it's empty and security is nonexistent. Half the stores are closed on a Friday night when it's nowhere near closing time. I'm lowering this to one star. This mall is gonna be dead in a few years unless a management miracle happens.

Mission Trace North Shopping Center

We use the dry cleaner, they are fantastic. Outside of King Supers, the parking spaces are a bit tight.

Dr. J or Charlie is the man! He genuinely cares for people and desires to see every person functioning at their best. He takes his time and explains in detail how the fixes will work. Most of the time enabling you to help yourself, unlike others doctors that would have you come in 100 times and charge a fortune. He believes in what he does and helping people at an affordable price. He has help me and my family so many times in the last 30 years. I cannot express enough my gratitude and belief in Charlie can do for people, one of a kind!  Try him out!

Well lit area and the parking lot was very clean, and they some nice stores.

Today was a unique blessing at a shipping center that is a 35 year staple in my life

I really liked shopping here I found exactly what I needed..

Cherry Creek Shopping Center

Standard mall with lots of shopping. The kids dinosaur play area is really well done and the kids love it. The biggest downfall of this mall is having to pay for parking. 3 bucks an hour to shop in suburbs of Denver is kinda crazy. The mall was clean and shop staff were friendly.

This is a fantastic mall, but don’t pay for parking! Park offsite take the trail and walk in for free.

I came here because I had some time to kill and I actually drove here so I ended up having to pay to park. It was relatively cheap, but that’s beside the point you should never have to pay for parking. I will tip a valet, but not a ticket machine.

aside from the parking, this mall makes you believe that malls are not dying in America. After living in Las Vegas and seeing this mall in 2023 I feel like I’m back in Vegas with stores like Louis Vuitton, and Gucci extravagance is the name of the game. This mall had some amazing locations including an Apple store.

I would love/hate to see this place on Black Friday. I can only imagine the deals that they would have at North Face and Vans.

The food court had some very interesting options, as well as some hidden restaurants with lots of seating. I think I even saw a kiosk selling alcohol. I don’t believe alcohol and malls should mix because it supposed to be a younger and family generation thing, but it seems to me like Colorado holds its liquor well.

I would recommend coming here during your time off or if you need to buy somebody something special and you don’t have a budget.

Did I mention that I saw a Lucid dealership which is the new electric car company?   they also had a few cars around the mall sponsored by a local exotic car dealership. I like that.

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The Cherry Creek Shopping Center is a great place to shop! With plenty of stores, restaurants, and services, it has something for everyone. The stores offer a wide variety of merchandise from clothing to electronics. The restaurants offer both casual and fine dining options, so you can find something for any occasion. The services are equally as impressive, with a variety of spas, banks, and other services. The mall itself is clean and well-maintained, and the staff is friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend a visit to the Cherry Creek Shopping Center for anyone looking for a great shopping experience!

Such a cool play area at the cherry creek mall called Dinosaur Gulch. Nice place to stop while shopping to give the kids a time to have fun and explore with new friends! Rad vibes and cool new parents to meet!  I typically don’t like shopping with my 3 year old but this makes it more pleasant and offers a place for him to run instead in and out of stores! 🦖🦕

An upscale shopping mall with all significant brands in clothing, accessories, sports, adventure, watches, travel accessories. Has Macys, Nordstrom stores. Modest food courts, a few restaurants. Car promotions.
Well laid out spaces with resting areas.  Activity entres to keep children occupied. Well, negligible electronics stuff barring a few mobile phone services.

The Streets at SouthGlenn

Christmas lighting at Southglen on.  Gr8 free Santa and weekend Fri/Sat carriage rides. No ice rink this year. But still very festive. Wish more stores open after dark. Go support the local restaurants.

This place used to be happening but the fallout from COVID hit hard and many of the well known shops and small boutiques have closed. There are a lot of empty retail spaces. Probably half the restaurants also shut down. It's still nice to walk around. It's kept clean and the parking garage is big. For evening entertainment there's a movie theater (which is nice) and a couple restaurant/bars.

Such a beautifully well groomed community. There are apartments and condos in this development as well. Would be such a fun place to live without needing a car or transportation everything you could need is within walking distance.

Like the variety of shops and restaurants, a good mix of small specialty shops along with some bigger chain stores. There is also the convenience of Whole Foods being there as well.

Cannot get enough of this place. So good. Lots of vegetarian options. They are very willing to customize any menu item. The staff is super friendly. One down side is they have recently moved away from Cooper’s Small Batch hot sauces. They have moved to Tabasco and Yellowbird hot sauces. It seems to be because they have grown so much that they want to go with fewer and larger vendors which is unfortunate. Currently in the middle of transitioning their contactless payment vendor that connects to their reward/loyalty program as well. Their loyalty program is very worthwhile if you go with any frequency.

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