The Shops At Northfield

Very large shopping district with a movie theater and many places to eat and drink. For a place this large, it's relatively easy to get around. There are a lot of interesting stores including a large Bass Pro Shop. There are a lot of benches and tables along the streets where you can rest along the way. Many of the shops/restaurants have Wi-Fi available.

I love luxury shopping at Northfield! Their are so.many brands to choose from, and many stores! Prices are a bit high, but not too high to keep me from shopping there! You will definitely find all of your needs while shopping at Northfield!

Awesome place for outdoor shopping entertainment. We went to The Peach Cobbler Factory! 10 out of 5 stars So many choices, all of them good I'm sure, but I had the blackberry cobbler/peach cobbler with ice cream. SO DAMN GOOD I TELL YA!!!

I take my son to bass pro, he loves it. They have something for everyone. If you need to kill some time, check it out.

Super cool modern fun outside mall. The have basics and essential mall stores. Very delicious food court!! Very interactive too with workouts walks and painting! Very beautiful and scenic walkways! Only one coffee shop though(inside target). Cant wait to come back!!

Ok mall with restaurants and shops. Nike outlet was ok had a good selection but prices are better in Canada when comparing exchange rate. The Mongolian grill here was not great, price is cheap but quality isn’t great.

They have a nice selection of stores in this shopping center. The store we went to was Bass Pro Shop. I love this store. We came to pick up some gifts for Christmas. I found a lot of gifts for everyone. I also love the fish in the store. They have a large tank with plenty of large fish. The waterfall was outstanding and you can take pictures of it. Bring the hole family you will all have fun here.

This is very nicely maintained store. I just didn’t find nothing for me at the time, but it was very nice. Maybe more employee assistance will be appreciated.

I've frequented this area for H & M, Bath & Bodyworks, yogurt place, Target and Old Navy. Very handy shops. Clean, safe and friendly staff. One can get coupons to use for specific stores at the office.

A quiet outlet mall that's easy to navigate through. My family and I went on a mission to get some shoes for basketball and did just that. A Super Target is nearby too so it's a win-win if you want to shop for essentials and/or just browse clothing options. If you're hungry, they a decent selection of quick bites or sit-down restaurants. Plus, a movie theater too.

Loved these shops not too far away from our hotel! It was nice wandering through window shopping. They also had a few places to eat scattered within, so that was very handy!

Be really careful where you park your car. My car has been opened twice in less than a year just be careful because the security are not doing nothing about it

Nice. Enjoyed shopping in this area and found some special bargains. Great selection and reasonably priced.

Another great outdoor shopping mall in Denver! I'll admit, I mainly find myself in the area when I'm seeing a movie at Harkins or browsing Bass Pro Shop. However, there are plenty of other shops to browse. It's not the best in terms of variety or upscale shops, but there are several staple shops that most people know about like H&M, Macy's and Famous Footwear. There are lots of good food options, although they are almost all chains like Olive Garden, Hu Hot Mongolian Grill and Red Lobster. Chain restaurants are good to eat at every once in a while, although I'd rather eat at a mom and pop. Northfield is a great option for those needing a shopping day and food in-between.

Ah, shopping malls during the holidays can be quite an adventure. Pacing the parking lot in circles longer than NASCAR Speedway, exercising the reflexes to grab that last doorbuster, waiting in line for a cold slice of cheese pizza...it's all fun and games until someone gets their eye poked. At Northfield, the story rings oppisite. Granted i did enjoy the afternoon 2days post Black Friday but it was pretty smooth sailing. Plenty of park spots near the entrance, i went to a few stores to pick up stocking stuffers and i think my longest wait in line was 5minutes, if that. Fabulous!!! My real purpose was to attend the Denver Bazaar Holiday Edition. It was situated right inside the corner lot formerly known as Toby Keith's. The layout was easy to maneuver and there were many local artisan's selling their wonderful creations. The only miss was the lack of beverage offerings. In the past Denver Bazaar would have many local wineries on hand but this time around. There was one food truck, parked in the rear but not necessary since the mall offers such a variety for dining. It was a good way to re-purpose the lot. It would be a grand idea if the Management Company invite more businesses throughout the winter season to continue the indoor style flea market. One vendor was pleased at the traffic from the weekend so maybe good consideration for future?

Awesome nice area great food and Macy's which is a fantastic store and Texas De Brazil

Good amount and variety of stores and entertainment.

This is a large shopping area with many shops but only a few high-end shops. It services primarily the Northeast neighborhood. It has several good restaurants one of which is a Mexican restaurant named La Sandia. It is one of the better Mexican restaurants in Denver. They have a happy hour every day that runs all late afternoon and evening. The menu is is your traditional Mexican entrées. They have an excellent cheese quesadilla made with Mexican cheeses - - very authentic. The bar has an extensive tequila menu. Good food, moderately high prices.

Not very pedestrian friendly, big box stores are located two giant parking lots away from the main shopping area, and the main center strip and road in front if the theater are for cars, which makes dining outside an unpleasant experience. If they closed off the center drive and theater drive and routed traffic around the outside roads it would be a lot more fun to spend some time walking and shopping. The store selection is just okay and there aren't many good sit down restaurants but the quick service locations and snack locations are really good. Overall its fine in a pinch, but they have chosen to segment the shopping experience to fit more parking lots.

I love that the shops look to provide more than just a shopping expereince. Last weekend we attended the holiday parade and it was a great way to kick off thr holiday season. I love that Santa came in on a boat! Very clever. Gameworks was in the area handing out giftcards. I have also attended trick or treating in the past. I frequent the shops often ad I do love in the area. I was happy when they added H&M. Parking can be a little hectic on a Friday night but I've always been able to find a place. I would however like it if they added more clothing stores for working professionals. As of now the fashion choices are geared towards teens.

This mall is very easy to access from nearby major roads and with plentiful, free parking with parking garages (connected to the mall) for those hot or snowy/rainy days. Once inside you'll realize how huge this mall is with both very high-end and average stores. Yes, today's malls are in crisis but there very few vacancies here which I suppose is a testament to its high foot traffic and sales. There's absolutely a store here to suit everyone's taste. There are multiple food options located at various spots throughout the mall so check the mall's map to see which you prefer. What I really appreciated was how well-maintained and clean the mall was. So give yourself many hours, strong legs, and a good pair of comfortable shoes to explore the KOP Mall. You won't be disappointed.

Great outdoor mall with many stores. There's a good variety of shopping for almost anyone. Some higher end stores but a good mix. Lots of food, a movie theater, and a Gameworks. The outer perimeter has more stores besides what's on the Main Street. Good walking area as well as a play area for kids. Well maintained area.

Ive been to this shopping center a few times and it has a lot of good high end shops and restaurants. I really like the fountains in front of the movie theater and how the whole outdoor shopping mall area is arranged and everything is within close walking distance. This shopping center kind of reminds me a little of the shops at Southglenn in Centennial but with no cascading arrangement of flowers. All this place really needs is more greenery like a park to offset all the concrete and buildings and better cell phone signal.

I give this a solid three stars. The Good: Bass Pro (nuff said) Comedy Club Restaurants Outdoor Music Lots of parking (on the periphery) Free Wi-Fi The Bad: Another artificial mainstreet/downtown construction (just seems weird) Not as much variety in shops as one might like The traffic getting here is a pain Navigating the area is confusing and convoluted The Ugly: Pay parking . . . in a Mall? This really is just gouging. I realize that only the "street adjacent" spots are pay, and that all the outlying lots are free, but really??? Pay parking? If what you want is turnover of the premium spaces, then make them 2 hour spots. As it is now, this is like saying we have a bathroom, but the clean stalls are "pay toilets", so pay up sucker.

Outdoor mall with an array of businesses to browse through. My husband and I came by this shopping center on Monday evening just to browse before heading to the airport to go back home. This outdoor mall has quite a large amount of real estate with plenty of eateries and shops that include Target, Bass Pro Shop, Bar Louie and Charming Charlie. There are also a few department stores here (Macy's and JcPenny's) too. Although we did not have any trouble with parking, I can see how it can be a challenge if we came during a busy weekend. We parked by the Bass Pro Shop and just took a long walk over to the rest of the shops. I think this outdoor shopping center overall is just okay, but feel it could be better with an addition of other stores. Perhaps some high end stores to class it up a bit and maybe even another department store. But in the end, this outdoor mall did it's job in helping my husband and I pass the time. It was nice to check out some of the shops and walk around.

I don't really understand why outdoor malls got to be the thing here in Colorado, but honestly they aren't really my thing. I live next to a considerably smaller one then Northfield (Southlands) and honestly I always find it hard to find stuff/drive around/figure out the best place to park. Now at Northfield it is INSANE to drive around (hello, how many roundabouts do we need) and it is really a sprawling outdoor mall. I do like Macy's and the fancy cupcake shop, the rest is your run of the mill mall. If you live or work over here it is useful, not exactly a destination shopping area, but useful! I must say I usually park at the outer shops (JCP/Macy's) so I didn't run into the metered parking, but I find that to be insane! I think the big draw is you either live here/shop here or you came for the Bass Pro Shop. If you're in the area, it really does have a lot of familiar shops if you need something from chain store. It is hard to maneuver and kind of meh, but honestly it works.

Convenient for stopping at Target and the accessibility to stores like Zumies and Victoria's Secret without having to drive 20 to 30 minutes out of my way to get to one of the larger malls! I live off I70 and Vasquez and there was no good shopping in a mall setting close to us other than the 16th street mall and let's be real you don't go down there for shopping! So ever since they put this mall in I've been quite happy with it! We like to go to movies at the Harkins theatre located in the center of the outdoor mall and the parking is usually descent even during busy weekends! There are bars and restaurants featured here that have good eats and drinks as well as the comedy works that features big comedians at times! Good time for the family or an adult night out for two!

Great outdoor mall and BASS PRO SHOPS, which hubby LOVES! Lots of stores with sales too! Easy access off the highway!

AVOID Hickory Farms! I purchased the wrong item, and even though it was brand new and unopned, the store refused to allow me to exchange the product, when I found out my gift recipeint was a vegetarian. I wanted to exchange the meat gift set for a nut mix gift set. The Hickory Farms website says 100% satisfaction guaranteed - but this is NOT TRUE! I asked the store if I could exchange the product for another item and they refused even though they acknowledge the 100% satisfaction guarantee. When I called corporate headquarters to ask about the situation, they stood 100% behind the store's refusal. However, when I asked at the store and at their coporate headquarters why the 100% satisfaction guarantee does not apply, they both could not come up with a response. They simply said - No returns or exchanges, period. There are many more options out there, same or better quality and most times at a lower price. I suggest checking them out and avoiding Hickory Farms. This is the only store I have run across where they do not want to help the customer.

Great new shopping and entertainment area. Lots of shops (small and large), restaurants, movie theater, comedy club, Bass pro shop and more. I found great sales at a different shops I went to.

Love this outdoor shopping area. Me and my wife always visit the Macy's and H&M here. This place is always kept very tidy and clean, kudos to the management!

I had a great time at the shops at Northfield. I stopped by before my flight back home to California. It was very convenient and had a great variety of stores. I liked the arrangement of outdoors shops it reminded me of the mall back at home called the Victoria gardens

There's nothing really exciting about it, but there is a nice variety of stores at Northfield and it's still hasn't been fully discovered by the majority of Denver. Here are a few highlights: The Target is never too crowded. They have a new comedy club that's actually bringing some well-known names. The Harkins Theatres are nice (check out the cine-capri which may or may not still be the largest movie screen in Colorado) and the teenage loiterers haven't gotten too out of hand. A JC Penney's recently opened near the back of Northfield and it has a Sephora embedded inside it. The parking meters (at least up until now) aren't checked - not that it matters, because there are plenty of parking lots to use for free. The not so good: There aren't any stores that are unique to Denver, or even Colorado. It's a mall. You get mall places. I've reviewed a couple spots up at Northfield that are kinda meh. And lastly, it's a mall and it's outside and I'm writing this review in December. You do the math.

I shop here often because I live in Stapleton. It is certainly not Ghetto as another reviewer mentions. He must be trippin - LOL. This place has some great anchor stores, Super Target, Macy's, JC Penny, and Bass Pro Shops. All the other stores in between are great, sell exactly what you expect with nice restaurants sprinkled in for some fun places to try. Harkins Theaters definitely anchors the back end of the shopping center. I am a common frequenter of this place and would let everyone know that they should come and try it out as well. :)

This outdoor shopping mall is a bit lame. It doesn't offer a good shopping experience. There are only a few good stores and is not walking friendly. Stores like Old Navy and JcPenneys are further away from all the other stores and it makes it difficult for people to enjoy the experience when they have to get in their cars to drive to the other stores. The sad part about this mall is that it's dead most of the week. There aren't many people walking around during the weekdays which makes me think they need to add better stores to make it more lively. The only thing keeping this place filled on the weekends is the movie theater and the restaurants. I really hope they develop this mall better within the next year or two because more houses and apartments are being built around the area so the Northfield Shops can definitely flourish as more people live around the area.

If you want to go shopping .... go to Cherry Creek. It might be a bit of a drive for folks in the Stapleton neighborhood ..... but the shopping at Northfield is almost laughable. It is not ghetto and the Target is a nice redeeming quality...... All I can say is ..... Toby Keith *WOULD* pick Northfield to open a restaurant/bar in this crazy shopping center... (that's not really a compliment, BTW...... just trying to be sarcastic and passive-agressive. But in a funny way.)

So.. I agree with everyone who said this place is NOT Ghetto. Maybe the person who wrote that never gets out. It is always clean, lit well, music playing, fire pits going at night. The place could use some new stores geared towards adults. I wish it still had a Borders. That being said, the movie theatre and restaurants are great and getting better with the addition of three new restaurant/bars.

Its an isolated schiophernic mall. Macy's and Penny's Fru fru cupcake store and Toby Keith's. Metered parking, BOO! Overall this sprawling place has as eerie feel, isolated, oft barren. The shops come can go as the foot traffic is not yet here to support the mega acre place of chaintopia. And lastly, since its all outdoor, it just frickin' wind swept cold. If I didn't work nearby I'd never come here.

Well it seems a bit of a stretch to call this location "the shops" as there really isn't much shopping to be done here. It's a pretty small outdoor mall area with mostly restaurants and a movie theater. There is also a giant bass pro shop and a super target. I definitely wouldn't come here to shop, but I would come here to eat. It's also not the prettiest of locations, but what can you do? Tons of truckers and big rigs in the area. It's not a very crowded center, in my opinion, so it has that going for it. I think they need to open some better retail locations, though.

I came here yesterday and wasn't really impressed. There's the Target Superstore, which is huge, and the Bass Pro Shop, which is also massive, but the rest of the shops are meh. I enjoy the outdoor walking aspect of it, but the shops in general were nothing that I was looking for. If you're shopping with/for a teenage girl, then this mall has the basic shops you find in most other malls, and a few extras. Otherwise there isn't much here and I think you would be better off at a basic mall.

Great little shopping center. Lots of selection and great locale. Had some pretty good BBQ for lunch. Did some clothes shopping for the kids. Picked up a very cool Overwatch backpack. Also saw Spider- Man: Homecoming here. Good times were had and the water fountain at night is cool to look at.

Far too many indulgent purchases, here! We've stopped several times, shopping for Summer Back to School Sales and just to pass the time. I love the selection and the ease of access from the road. I'm sure we'll be back again soon!

Who ever said its Ghetto Im going to Disagree. Its Well lit and Clean. Plenty of parking spaces. No Cigarette butts laying around. It is a little hard to navigate even with the maps located on the side walks. Thats why i didnt give it higher stars. But i do like going here for Xmas Shopping cause i can usually get it all done in one night and then stop for a bite to eat before heading home.

I really enjoy shopping at the Northfield Stapleton Center. They have a variety of food and a variety of stores to shop at you can basically shop until you drop there and one location they have everything you need and everything you can think of it's very clean it's from me there's plenty of security around so that you feel safe they offer concerts there there's a movie theater there's fire pit says waterfalls the atmosphere is very serene. You can park in off the street parking or at parking meters on the street and you can easily assess your car to put your packages in your car so that you can continue shopping you can do kid friendly activities as well as don't have a cocktail or stop there for happy hour they have Torchy's Tacos there I don't know if you heard of them but they're simply amazing along with many other restaurants you can go to Toby Keith's and get some country dancing and and learn a few new steps cuz they offer classes it's just simply full of entertainment they have yoga they have grooming for pets they have Farmers Market they have Brewfest there they have various cultures and different green areas where you can lay out and have a picnic you want to talk about just all around place is pretty amazing.

Northfield is now very convenient to get there with the opening of Central Park Blvd. It has a variety of stores from Macys, Charming Charlies , Hot topic, Aveda salon, to Bass Pro Shop. It has plenty of places to park without having to pay. Unless you want to park right in front then it may cost 50 cents. Unfortunately they did lose a couple of good stores but hopefully as the economy improves so will the selection. Very clean and very safe. the surrounding Neighborhoods home values range from 300s to over a million. Great place to go out to eat and great place to take a date with Comedy club, dancing or dining in addition to shopping. No other mall offers such variety.

There are some good restaurants here but the shops are typical of what you would find anywhere else, the actual promenade leaves much to be desired and aside from the stapleton tap house and La Sandia there is no real reason to come here.

This is just another one of those outdoor malls some developer thought would be so much fun to have in Colorado. I know they get great business in the summer and fall months but in case you didn't notice it is 40 degrees out there and I don't like being cold. That being said this is your typical outdoor mall. Plenty of restaurants, a movie theatre and some shops. I think they could have more variety in their shops and the parking situation is less than to be desired. Overall if I were to brave the cool Colorado winter days to shop outside I would go to Southglenn mall or better yet Southlands mall (which has a great selection of shops) or even Belmar which is also great for shopping selection. This is just not where I would go to shop. Maybe to check out Bass Pro or have dinner at Texas De Brazil but not to shop.

The first time I ever came to shop at Northfield, I was actually in the 5th grade and just think how exciting it was to see the lights, the sound, the laughter, the music and the people made me us feel. The water fountain by the Harkins theatre was the first check point we ever went to. I remember coming home at midnight and seeing the new pirates of the Caribbean movie at that time. Most of the stores we have now, were none existent back then. But I've seen this outside shopping center change over the years for the better. They have created so many memories around my friends, family and I. Every summer we have the carnival festival there as well as events on the streets. The people are so amazing and friendly. It's better to go to Northfield on a hot summer night where the lights are shimmering and people are out relaxed and looking their very best.

I shop your store a couple of times a week. Your employees are soooo nice to the customers. It was cold today so I asked if Janelle would cut the tags off a hat I bought so I could wear it. She searched several places til she found a pair of scissors and cut the tags off for me. She went beyond usual customer service for me. I love your store!

The worst Ulta I've ever been to. They gave me wrong information and didn't know what their stores had. Disorganized. Also waited a very long time for someone to help me while multiple employees stood around.

Gosh, I hate being so negative ( not really), but of all the malls in Colorado -- I detest this one the most. Let's break it down: 1. Pay for parking. Let me get this straight. You want me to drive to your mall, which is annoying and inconvenient to get to, then you want me to Pay to park -- I'm there to spend money and make the developers richer, and you want even more of my hard earned money. Head Scratcher 2. Where's Ann Taylor Loft? The 1 store I will drive to - and it's closed 3 Can you spread this mall out any more? So after you pay for parking at Victoria Secret, you then have to get back in the car and drive to the next store -- can't leave the car and walk 'cause you have the Feed the Meter !!! 4. Closes at what time? Back to inconvenient On the bright side, they do have a huge Off Broadway, the Comedy place, and few decent places to eat-- which increased the stars to TWO

The Shops at Northfield are a great concept and the current offerings are a good start. However, the outdoor mall has room for improvement. The area could use a higher end grocery store offering such as a Whole Foods Market, Trader Joes, and/or Sprouts. There is a noticable lack of greenery and bike racks throughout the mall area, which is surprising for Denver. I'd like to see more local businesses and restaurants and less franchises. Although, the area could also benefit from the addition of shopping opportunities such as World Market, Ulta, Express, Michaels, William Sonoma, Sports Authority/Dicks Sporting Goods, a good delicatessen and bakery, and a decent craft beer bottle shop.

Going to Northfield is like the best outdoor experience. Especially around the Christmas Holiday's.

We're still visiting this center regularly (about once a month on average) to see a movie or shop at one of the stores mentioned in my original review, because those stores aren't at Southlands. We always time our visit to have lunch or dinner as well. The south end near the Harkins theater is the "food court". When the weather is nice and we have a little time to kill we walk a couple of laps up and down Main Street, but it's just for the exercise and people watching . Things have picked up considerably and there aren't the vacancies that used to plague this street, but the selection of stores leaves a lot to be desired. Except for a couple of restaurants they're mostly clothing stores aimed at a much younger demographic than us. Another reviewer said that if you're outfitting a teenage girl you'll be happy here. I think that's a fair assessment. So...not a bad shopping center as far as it goes. But if you're looking for a place to do a little general browsing with a good variety of stores, you might want to look elsewhere.

This is the most convenient place ever to shop and there's always plenty of free parking! It also has the best movie theater in Denver, the Harkins Theater! Great restaurants, some with long happy hours and great prices. Kids love it too because there are fountains that light up to the rhythym of music and there are stone bears for them to climb on with a padded floor so no one gets hurt. If you are a late-nighter, you can check out the live entertainment at Toby Keith's Bar & Grill. Something for everyone here!

On the one hand, it's a mall, on the other hand, it's outdoors and has gotten better, adding some food stores in there (Which wich, chick-fil-a stand, Burgerworks) that are pretty decent. Great movie theater, and Bass is the balls. If I were a speculator in shopping malls, I would put some money behind the growth of this one. The central park blvd interchange is done and has increased traffic over there, and Stapleton just keeps growing. The mall will ultimately be surrounded by houses, with the light rail on the other side of I-70. I don't know that it will ever get the banana republic and cole haans of cherry creek, but I also don't know that I care! Worth a shop.

Decent shops and choices in this area. Noticed yesterday they are adding a new Red Robin restaurant which will help since a few others have closed down. We generally stop here to grab a bite to eat on our way home. They are the home to Bass Pro Shops which draws a lot of traffic. Easier to get to now since the new highway interchange has been completed which is nice! Need to add a convenience/gas facility as there is nothing else around until you cross over I70 to the south.