Cherry Creek Shopping Center

This is a large, clean and bustling shopping mall in the Cherry Creek neighborhood of Denver. They have a wide variety of stores to choose from including high-end offerings like Gucci, Coach, Hermes, and they also have 3 anchor stores including Macy's and Neiman Marcus. I also appreciate that they had a wonderful children's play area sponsored by the Denver Science Museum. It was filled with families enjoying a Saturday evening with their kids climbing and playing on the dinosaur themed figures. There are also a large variety of restaurants to choose from in this shopping mall. Parking was very easy and it is only $2 per hour. It seems unnecessary to charge for the parking. We enjoyed our time in this mall; it was large, clean and beautifully decorated..

Ample paid parking. So many good boutiques. Fun kids play area. Large selection of meal options. Love how huge the mall is and so many fun shopping options! There is even a movie theater at this mall. Can’t wait to see it all decked up in Christmas decorations soon!

Everything you need and then some (read- people). Beautiful holiday displays. Appreciate the easy parking lot options other than the garage so my Service Dog has a place to relieve before we go inside.

The best mall in the Colorado . The mall where the Hermes is there . The mall which have the Tiffany for the jewelry lovers and also David yurman The mall which have the high end jewelry and luxury brands under one roof . One can’t go empty handed once they are in the cherry creek mall . The best part is the child play area whoch is always full of beautiful and cute kids . The one place I get always attracted to is the play area for the kids which make the cherry creek the best mall in America I will say . I never ever been to Cherry creek area without spending 10 minutes looking at the kids and enjoying the time with my little one there

If you go higher up you can get some great views which overall are just fantastic

A spacious, nice and upscale shopping mall. Located in a safe area. You can find many brands here, i recommend it.

Large upscale shopping mall with a variety of interesting businesses, a play area for kids, a currency exchange, a few restaurants and a food court. Most of the storefronts are occupied. There's also a seating area with outlets for laptops and they have a Wi-Fi Hotspot. Parking is in paid garages/lots.

This mall was aesthetically pleasing and offered a wide range of activities. However, the food options were limited. I would have preferred a new restaurant similar to Subway, which provides more standard fare. If you are not in the Denver metropolitan area, I recommend the Flatiron Crossing mall.

Excellent shopping with a lot of stores and options to choose from. we spent several hours and we're very surprised with the quality of stores and places to eat

Came in to do some returns. The mall valet was super friendly and we appreciated the quickness and attentiveness of them. The kids liked playing in the playground it's been the same for about 10 years so I'm hoping they redo the playground. Thanks cherry creek always a good time! See you again soon!

Cherry Creek Shopping Center is just a 15 minute drive from Downtown Denver. This enclosed mall has over 160 stores and restaurants in it. Some of the larger, more notable spots include Restoration Hardware, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus. The mall has an assortment of luxury retailers and also houses an AMC theater. On Saturdays during the warmer months, they have a fresh market in the Macys parking lot! The market has a great assortment of produce as well as fresh foods. The matcha there is a must! Don't be scared off by the long line, it's worth it! The only downside is that parking in the area is paid.

For years, I have heard so much about the Cherry Creek area and shopping and just how great they were that I think it built up the area too much for me. I was kinda expecting all unique, high end shopping and though a lot of it is high end, most are stores that you can find at most other high end shopping malls across the country. I believe in spending good money in certain places but not all. I know one store we went into was all just plain colored clothes... I looked at one white top with 3 buttons at the color that was like $86.00 and there was nothing special about it, super loose fitting and it wasn't like the softest feeling fabric ever... to me, that is just insane. I wouldn't wear something like that if given to me. LOL. It was an experience I am glad I got to have but more so because I got to spend time with Ben's Mom for us to work on getting closer.

While i still am not a fan of the cherry creek area itself charging to park anywhere that's retail as before when they didn't charge that was the pull for me to shop there so I can take my time and visit several types of shops and even stay for a bite to eat I still do go, not as frequently anymore, as there are a few shops that are there that if I was to drive where they didn't charge the amount of avoiding the mall would cost more in gas. I do like walking around as it's clean and like I mentioned they have some unique stores that they have there. Recommendation. If you make a purchase at a store at least validate parking.

This is a pretty nice mall where you can spend many hours at. We decided to stop by before our flight home on Saturday and it was pretty busy. We walked into a few stores and I ended up buying a skirt at Zara and a purse at Aritzia. The other stores we walked into were: Urban Outfitters H&M Macys Restoration Hardware (RH) Aritzia Zara Wonderland Toys (Jellycats sold here) Flower Child There were plenty of seating areas spread out and the Lyft drop off area was easy to find.

We chose to park at the shopping center covered lot and walk to various stores in the area. There was a slight charge. The lot is very convenient. Parking is tough this weekend as the major arts festival begins tonight.

This mall was really nice not too far from the city, a variety of high end or reasonably priced stores. I stopped into Zara and H &M and the service was excellent!! I would definitely recommend for you to visit this mall if you're in thr metro Denver area.

I used to really like going to this mall, but it's just not a good mall anymore. If you want the high end shops, I guess it's your spot to go to but it's not a welcoming vibe. It's a minimum of $3 to even park there, and every store I stopped in was very unwelcoming. Everything I tried to accomplish while there, didn't happen. Including just trying to ride on the elevator.

Came in to buy sneakers. Most of the staff is in slow motion. Took 8 minutes for someone to figure out that they didn't have the sneaker I wanted in my size. Since they all have handheld devices I would have thought they could have looked that up and told me immediately. Perhaps they should hire people who are slightly more mature.

I haven't been in a mall for more than two years and I forget how fun they are! Haha It's nice to actually see a big selection in person instead of Amazon for once :) Also we went to the head spa and it was so amazing and fun! Clean. All the stores I could ever hope for. Lots of parking. Minus one star for a kinda lame food court, and the fact you have to pay for parking.

FULL DISCLOSURE - I'm not a mall person and sometimes go over a year without ever going in a mall and I can't recall the last time I was in a mall more than once in calendar .I was last here in 2018 That said, my wife and DIL wanted to go the Cherry Creek Shopping Center (which is an enclosed mall with some adjacent retail strip centers). This is a very high-end mall with a lot of high-end brands (Tiffany, Louis Vuitton, Nordstrom, Macy's, Neiman Marcus, and RH). As malls go, this is an exceptionally nice mall - just a bit pricey for my tastes. They have a beautiful kid's area located near Macy's and the grandkids had a blast playing there. No free parking.

We came to Cherry Creek with the intention of going to one specific store. Paying for parking was a let down for sure. Overall, it's a decent mall, clean, and a good size to walk around. Most of the stores (as other reviews have mentioned) are definitely higher-end and definitely not for budget friendly shoppers. A couple of the stores we only spent a very small amount of time in as you can tell the sales associates judge you based on your appearance and don't want to give you the time of day if you don't look like you'll spend money, even if you have questions. That part was definitely disappointing. The play area for kids is pretty great though, there's a ton of room for them to run around and get their energy out. They also shut it down every so often and kick the kiddos out so they can clean it which I thought was great as so many times kid's get sick from the germs there.

My favorite mall in Denver ! A little more higher end than others! During Christmas it's beautifully decorated! Gotta pay for parking but it's cheap !

This is the first time I've had to pay for parking at a shopping center. The selections stores was decent, but not amazing enough for me to recommend anyone to come and visit. Most of the first floor smelled like sewage for some reason.

Fake luxury experience and paid parking really? Don't lose your ticket you'll pay 16$ to park for 1-2 hours. Horrible food court, very few options. Way better malls in the surrounding areas.

I am typically a little reluctant to go to the mall but my wife loves going even if it's for window shopping. Staying in Cherry Creek I planned out this would be a must visit for us. This mainly stemmed from the fact they had so many brands we do not have stores of back home. While there are some brands that don't fit the bill, a lot of the brands/stores here are luxury and higher end. While we did not buy a lot it was worth walking around looking at the stores. Despite the notion malls are dying this one seems to be doing well considering I did not see empty stores upon empty stores like most malls. The mall was kept very clean. Check it out.

I love coming from out of town and stopping by thjs mall. It's so clean and so pretty, and the selection of stores is outstanding compared to my hometown mall.

I am biased as it is a few blocks from where I reside...but I really like the selection of stores at Cherry Creek Shopping Center. Nice high end and other accessible stores. Nice layout

It's fun to walk through the mall. Haven't been here in a while because I don't believe in paying for parking to shop. But since we were also going to eat and pick up some foreign currency, I relented. High end stores such as Gucci, LV, Burberry mixed in with fashion clothing like Forever 21 and H&M. Interesting to look at the automobile storefronts and various kiosks. Places to sit and relax plus a children's play area makes it a pleasant shopping experience. Service is good at the various stores we visited and it was nice to some time with my love.

Pay parking at a mall? What the heck? Even the store and mall employees have to pay? Well I'll find free parking at Lone Tree and it's convenient too. On par with other business for the he pay parking? I don't want the other businesses--I want the stores in the mall. Even though the mall of America doesn't charge for parking.

Cherry Creek Shopping Center is the nicest shopping mall in the Denver Metropolitan Area. If you're looking for anything from H&M for your basics, Nordstrom for their wide variety of items, or Louis Vuitton for your high end accessories, they've got it. The "food court" is a bit bare but they also have individual restaurants like Kona Grill or 801 Chophouse as well. Parking is free for the first 15 minutes and then $2 for 0-2 hours and $2 for each additional hour. Service is always great here at all the shops and clean as well.

Cherry Creek shopping center is considered an upscale Mall with over 160 stores. This ultra clean Mall offers something for everyone in a multitude of price ranges. Cherry Creek also offers great dining options from high end restaurants to yogurt and everything in between! Lots of parking options: covered, uncovered, ticketless and a wonderful valet. Free wheelchair rental if needed and luggage storage is available right from the valet stand as well. Cherry Creek shopping center is beautifully decorated during the Christmas holidays. Performances of live Christmas music and large decorations throughout. A nice play area for children located on the lower level and a beautifully decorated Santa's village during the Christmas season.o

Expensive but very clean and well maintained.Fun to walk around.Friendly staff lots of security,good variety of stores.

The parking is never easy around the area and they charge to park for what? Not Beverly Hills not close ! There are a lot of shopping centers with just as nice amenities. I'm sorry , cannot justify cost of parking to shop.

Paying for parking at a mall is a new one for us. Hate that. But love the shops at this place. What a huge variety of stores. Love it! Will be back.

It has a lot of nice stores, but I think Park Meadows is actually nicer. Parking is in a garage that charges. The neighborhood is nice with lots of eateries nearby.

Parking is minimum $2 for less than 1 hour. $3 for 2 hours, and $2 per hour up to $16 for the day. Need to make a quick return or pickup an order? Plan on paying for the "convenience". Haven't shopped there since paid parking started and will continue to avoid these scalpers going forward. Only stopped there today out of necessity for a return and was there for less than 20 minutes yet was still charged. Don't plan on coming back anytime soon.

This review is only for Dinosaur Gulch Play area inside the mall. LOVE! I brought my kids here when it was breakfast food and now I bring my little man I nanny here. The best part: it's FREE! Bring snacks, drinks and hand sanitizer. I wish there were more places like this.

Nice mall- hate that you have to pay for parking. AMC validates at least. Not much more to say. They have a lot of cool clothing stores and they keep it clean.

Considered a "bougie" mall by some of the locals, Cherry Creek Shopping Center is a vast indoor mall that includes shops such as Hermes, Louis Vouitton, Tory Burch, Macys, Sephora, Forever 21, Zara, Bath & Bodies works, Lush, etc. In other words, it's a mix of designer as well as more affordable/practical options. I came here two days before Christmas, and the designer stores had lines that wrapped around the corners of malls (esp. the Louis Vouitton store). The mall itself is a large mall with two floors. At the center of the mall, there is a playground for children and a holiday photo booth. The place overall was a clean, neat mall. It reminded me of a regular huge mall you might see in California, except there are designer stores here. So, I guess, if you want to see designer items, check out this mall. They unfortunately did not have a dedicated tea shop or nail polish shop, stores I was looking for to fulfill my Christmas present plans. Parking was only $2 for the first two hours.

A two-level mall in Cherry Creek. The anchor stores apparently are Nordstrom, Macy's, Neiman Marcus, and RH. Pretty easy to navigate. There were some sports cars being displayed on the floor of the mall. Free Wi-Fi, though if you give them your real email address they will probably send you spam.

A good size shopping mall leaning towards higher end merchandise. Maybe for this reason I did not notice many kids. A good selection of stores and well maintained walkways. The only caveat is paid parking. It is $2 flat rate for the first two hours. Bring your ticket with you to pay for parking at machines in the lobbies.

The nicest shopping center in the metro Denver area. Many high end stores can only be found in this shopping center and in no others in Colorado. The shopping center is more than 30 years old but is well-maintained. In the past three years there has been a high turnover of stores. Unlike some shopping centers, it has been charging fees for parking but it is moderately priced and some, not all of the tenants will provide free parking. . The center is across the street from the Cherry Creek North Business District which includes many boutiques, restaurants, art galleries, beauty salons, and hotels. Yes, it does have a Claire's and H & M, but it also has Hermes, Tiffany's, Nieman Marcus, as well as a dinosaur playground for kids. If shopping is your idea of fun, you're gonna have a great time at the Cherry Creek shopping center.

Attempted to see Santa this weekend. We did not have reservations but we were the first in line for the non-reservation line. After waiting 45 minutes in line with my 2 year old Santa was late. Once he did arrive they started taking reservations first (as expected). After a few families went through and no one had communicated anything about our expected time I asked and was told at least an hour more (had already been waiting an hour at this point) Never saw him, told my disappointed kiddos he was too busy. Wish they would just say reservations only if that was the situation, or communicate better to all the families waiting. IF we try to see Santa again it will not be at Cherry Creek.

The mall was fine, I guess. It's a mall. They try to make it fancy. But I probably won't be back because the mall made it such a pain to get in and out. I had to pay for parking. $2 for 0-2 hours. Fine. But their kiosks to pay at exit did not work well. And with the sun directly shining on the screens for the kiosk, it was a disaster. I could have paid inside, I believe. There were lots of signs that said so. But those kiosks were hidden or something. Signage in the mall and garage was poor. I just had to wander around the parking garage to find an entrance to the mall. I found it. It wasn't too hard, but still, can't they afford a few signs? The parking garage signage was confusing too. The food court made me sad. Nothing good there. Just a regular old mall trying to be too big for its britches

I live in Colorado Springs, but that doesn't stop me from taking the trek to the cherry creek mall because it is the BEST! Every store you can imagine is here including Tiffany's, American eagle, lululemon and my personal favorite, lush. The mall has a classy and bougie feel. There are tons of high end stores here and it's always clean and cheerful. I can't say much about the food court, as I've never eaten here but I know there are food options if you get peckish after a long shopping trip. I can speak for the bathrooms, which are just as clean and classy as the rest of the mall! The parking garage is very convenient, although make sure you remember what level you park on because last time I had to go on a hunt!

Stuck here while the Apple Store works on my computer. 3.5 hours with no escape from the awful music blaring everywhere. Most of the sit down restaurants didn't open until 11:00 or 12:00. There is literally nowhere to escape for a place to sit with some degree of quiet. Also, super annoyed that I had to pay to park somewhere I am coming to spend money. Only two restrooms that are a long walk from everything. Nice selection of stores though. But, the vibe is terrible.

Enjoyed spending time at this mall in Denver. They are decorating for Christmas, and everything looks very festive. The mall is clean and has a lot of great stores. There are lots of options to eat as well. Parking is only $2.00 for the first 2 hours .

Very nice mall in the suburbs of Denver. Lots of high end stores and lots to see. Parking is easy and if I had a bunch of money to spend I would actually buy stuff in this mall.

The location of this center and the ease of parking are well laid out. I felt safe shopping here. I love all the eateries and the mix of shops here. The parking fee was not too bad , came out to about $4. I love that they have upscale shopping in Denver so I don't have to have higher end goods mailed to my home.

CCSC is one of the most beautiful malls I've seen in a while and it truly deserves 5 stars, so not sure why such low ratings. Yes, I had to pay $2 for parking but I think that's fine when in the downtown area. Especially if it means your vehicle is kept safe and off the streets. Realize that's just part of doing business and be grateful that there's even a mall open especially after many shops have gone out of business because of Covid. I'm definitely not a fan of the "I'm entitled" so it should be free-- no you're not. You have to pay just like everyone else. On a more positive note the mall was clean and neat and most stores were opened by 11am which is when I arrived--but I'm sure those hours are just temporary. I'm glad to see that many of my favorite stores were all in one place such as The Gap, Nordstroms, Zara, Free People and Urban Outfitters. There were plenty of beautiful stores that I didn't get to check out but I will next time I'm in the area. This has got to be one of the most beautiful malls I've ever seen besides the Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas strip. CCSC is well kept with security guards walking around guarding and the cleaning crew doing their cleaning. Everything looked the way it was supposed to and I look forward to coming back again and doing more shopping. It's a 2 thumbs way way up for this beautiful mall centrally located in Denver!

I grew up coming to this mall. My younger brother and I use to ride our bikes here as teens to shop and we loved it. Unfortunately the Taubman company got greedy and started charging for parking( they did have 1hr free at least). This is the highest end mall in the Denver metro area. People shop here to spend money at their specialty stores. They used the excuse that people are parking there that aren't shopping at the mall. So, their solution was to charge the people that are actually supporting their mall? Makes no sense. Then they're using the reasoning that it aligns with the rest of cherry creek parking fees. News flash, outside of the mall, parking IS an actual issue. IN the mall, I have never had parking issues in my life, including the Holiday season. Also, people spend hours shopping here or bring their children to play here. They are just trying to be opportunists to take advantage of the "cherry creek" name. It's unfortunate that local business owners have had to pay the price for their greed. Many restaurants and shops have had to close their doors here and now with the aftermath of the pandemic I'll be interested to see what happens here. I recently visited the mall to return an item real quick (but ended up buying items also ) and I haven't been to this mall in months and didn't realize they changed their parking fees. So, now 0-2hr is $2 .I will absolutely not be coming here anymore. We are not California where they charge for every little thing. Best of luck to this mall.

This was an OK place to kill some time. This place is located in the Cherry Creek section of Denver. Pros: movie theater (small), fast food restaurants, wide variety of shops, the coolest seating area I have ever seen in the middle of the mall with couches, chairs, tables and charging ports. Cons: people reading with no food sitting at tables in the fast food area where patrons are looking for places to sit, people sitting in massage chairs while the chairs were not being used for massage, paid parking and a lack of restrooms. Three stars!

Any modern American Mall that charges for parking without guaranteeing that I will walk out with exactly what I came for can't possibly earn more than two stars. This mall seems to be lacking many mainstream stores. As best I could count, they have one athletic shoe store. this mall was getting two stars, not one, because they were enforcing covid-19 safety around the mall. All the customers were wearing masks, as we're all of the employees. There were plenty of hand cleaning stations. Public bathroom was immaculately clean.

Huge mall with only 2 tiny restrooms, I don't understand how they got their license to built,

I stopped in yesterday with my daughter and her friend so they could see a movie and hang out. They are 11 so I didn't feel comfortable leaving them alone. I have not spent a ton of time at this mall since they instituted the parking fees. I know they aren't crying over losing my $, but the greed still bothers me and I take my business elsewhere for the most part. Yesterday, we got to the mall at about 2:30. The kids had lunch, did some shopping, saw a movie at 5. While they were doing their thing before the movie, I had my laptop and sat in a lounge area to finish up my work day. With a headset to block out the music playing, it's doable. Once their movie started, I put my laptop away in my car, got a coffee, did some shopping of my own. I bought a few sweaters, a new coat for my daughter and some new makeup. I had some time to kill so I went to Tokyo Joes and had some poke waiting for the movie to get out. All in all, we spent about 5 hrs total in the mall and I spent about $400 between the movies, meals and shopping. I used to make these kind of trips often with my kids in tow. Yesterday, my parking was validated by the movie theater. It felt great because I used to do that at least once a month if not more during the winter months, spending an afternoon there shopping, eating and relaxing. I know it seems like such a dumb hill to die on, and I know the complaints fall on deaf ears, but the parking charges mean I don't make those kinds of lingering trips anymore or spend that kind of $$. If the intent was really to avoid long term parkers abusing the parking garage to go elsewhere, then they would have just made the first 3 hours free and charged a premium after that. Oh well.

Huge mall located 15mins from downtown. Beware there's a parking fee, not sure if they validate though. Regular shops can be found here. A few Colorado shops. Near valet area comes a fancy and expensive dealership. Maseratis are displayed. This part of the mall is high end and luxurious. Have fun!!!

It's where the pretentious rich people shop. Point blank period. It's somewhat uncomfortable walking around getting weird looks from people because you're not carrying a designer bag! This just so happens to be the most convenient location to my house whenever I need to make a purchase at Sephora. I wish I didn't have to ever come here but whenever I do I tend to get in and out very quickly. Also dislike very much now the ticket policy in place for the parking garage.... the parking was fine as it was. There was never a need for them before so... why now!