cherry creek shopping center
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cherry creek shopping center印象
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My husband and I went here for the Apple Store. We walked around and a lot of the stores are more high end then what we are use to. We're not poor by all means we just like to shop at places like Spencer's Debs and Maurice's. It's a nice mall though
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Lots of stores, and we had a nice time Christmas shopping, though we preferred the Park Meadows about ten miles south via Interstate 25.
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This is a clean and well maintained upscale mall with a wide collection of fine stores with several restaurants as well as a diverse food court.
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Not a discount mall, but doesn't stop me from shopping/browsing here. I love all the stores from William Sonoma to Urban Outfitters.This mall is in a great spot in town. Not many food options INSIDE, but if you walk outside - almost anywhere around you, all within walking distance, there are so many yummy options. Lots of healthy, locally owned, organic locations as well.There's a park near by that's awesome to take a run in on a sunny day!
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Great Mall. Had a lot of fun. Had the Big Names, a few shops that I had never heard of. They have coffee and places to eat. they have a lot of parking as well.
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There are two levels and once you find a directory, you can find whatever you want. The food court had some nice choices for fresh/made-to-order, and the movie theater was clean and neat.
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Loved Neiman's and Nordstrom's. There were also stores like Gap, American Eagle, Victoria Secret, Macy's. The play area for children was huge and overcrowded, but looked fun. We parked in the parking garage by Nordstrom, there's construction around that area right now so it took a little extra time. Nearby is also the Container Store, LuluLemon, and other small boutiques.
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I thought from the reviews that this shopping centre was going to be bigger and better. It was ok, but nothing special. Easy to get to by bus from downtown Denver. Wish we had taken the time to cycle there because it looked pretty easy and a nice ride.
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First, Sbarro and Cinnabon are gone from the food court apparently for good. The mall has not yet replaced these with anything. They really need more choices as far as QUICK less expensive food. There is Johnny Rockets, Subway, A greek food place, Fresh, Panda Express. There is frozen yogurt, popcorn and a pretzel place. Most are overpriced and you will be in line for a while to get your food. Yet, do we really need so many Starbucks in one place? There is California Pizza Kitchen and Kona Grill for expensive sit down fare. Oh, don't expect to find Pepsi products anywhere. The mall is exclusively Coca Cola. Parking decks can be confusing and difficult. The seating choices are not adequate, especially during very crowded Holiday time. In fact, they took away about 4-6 tables and chairs near the food court and put a Bamboo pillow cart of some kind in that spot. Poor planning if you ask me. Surely that retail cart could've been placed somewhere else. People are rude and always leave the food area a total mess (sometimes not even throwing away their own garbage) The mall workers do their best to keep up with it, but how about a little personal responsibility people. People in general seem to be discourteous while shopping and eating. Cutting in lines, blocking paths, etc. In such a populated area, it would be nice if patrons were more considerate of all those around them. There need to be more public restrooms more conveniently located. People always have go in and use the one at the AMC theater on the east upper level. IF you have kids, I guess the children's play area is a god send. But for those of us without a huge noisy distraction. Tons of little kiddos running amok all over the mall and huge strollers to navigate around. The stores in general are ok I guess. But are higher end and expensive. Not many I can afford to buy at. I wish there was a convenient indoor way to get to Rite Aid and Safeway from the interior of the mall. You have to go outside from Macys, which isn't fun in bad weather. Finally, the construction. First there was the city sewer and road construction on the west end for a LONG time. That apparently is over, but really caused a mess and people to avoid the mall. The mall itself is giving Restoration Hardware a huge redoing. So there is still that construction to deal with and it isn't very attractive at this time. If the mall wants to be the prime place, they need to take care of some issues. Reputation alone won't keep folks coming back if there is too much hassle to contend with to do it.
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Cherry Creek Mall is one of the best in Denver. There's a nice of the food court and of course it has a Starbucks or two. But it has a lot of great stores including the big chain stores such as Nordstrom and Macy's. They're also great seating areas or when you want to stop and take a rest. And once you're done inside you can wander to the outside shopping areas.