10 Best Places for Shopping in Colorado Springs

A popular shopping destination in Colorado Springs, The Promenade Shops at Briargate offers an upscale experience, as well as dining options to help keep you on your feet. Here, you'll find your standard mall stores, such as the Banana Republic and Bath and Body Works, but unique options, too. Aladdin's Rugs, J. Jill, The Walking Company, and White House Black Market are just among the options.

For dining, you can sit down at Ted's Montana Broil, get coffee at Starbucks, indulge your sweet tooth at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, or grab a bite at Panera Bread, among other options.

First & Main Town Center is a sprawling mixed-use center in Colorado Springs that covers 4 full city blocks. You'll find an incredible range of stores, as well as over 30 restaurants and hotels, and even service providers here.

There are anchor stores on offer, including Lowe's and JCPenney, Best Buy, and Target. Others include GameStop, GNC, Cost Plus World Market, Staples, and Ross. While exploring the center, take time to see a movie at Cinemark, visit AT&T, or get a check-up at UCHealth. You can grab a bite to eat at a mainstay, such as Chili's, Red Lobster, or Chipotle, or go for something different, such as Pho & Broil or Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery.

Manitou Springs is a community that's short drive west of Colorado Springs on Highway 24. For those interested in strolling through quaint shops and enjoying a small-town atmosphere, this is an excellent choice.

You'll find plenty of unique shopping options here, such as Christmas in Manitou, Mavi Turkish Arts, Manitou Outpost, Flying Eagle, Legrande Accents Boutique, Mushroom Monday, and the Southwest Silver Company, to name just a few. You'll also find dining options galore, including Townhouse Sports Broil, Mona Lisa Fondue, and the Manitou Brewing Company, as well.

Woodmen Valley Shopping Center offers a couple of major anchor stores, as well as proximity to other attractions in the area. It's home to Hobby Lobby, which sells arts and crafts supplies, home décor, and a great deal more. You will also find King Soopers, as well as a children's clothing boutique, a dry cleaner, the Scales ‘N Tails Petshop, and i-Cool Thai Ice Cream to help you keep your cool.

Just across E Woodmen Road from the shopping mall proper, you'll find Home Depot, the REI Camping Store, Sam's Club, Marshall's, and other top retailers in the area.

At Sweet William Antique Mall, you can explore 48 different antique dealers, each offering something different. Not only are there antiques on offer, but you’ll also find farmhouse décor, retro collectables, rustic knickknacks and furnishings, and even office equipment, such as typewriters.

If you get hungry during your foray and need a pick-me-up, the mall offers hot coffee and cookies. Note that, while there are 48 vendors, the mall staff curates and organizes items to make browsing easier.

The Commonwheel Artists Co-Op started in 1974 to help promote the work of artists and creators in the Pikes Peak area. It has grown over the years and today offers an extensive store where you can browse and buy art from local creators, as well as an art gallery, annual events throughout the year, and more. If you're in town in the autumn, make sure to visit the Labor Day Arts and Crafts Festival.

The Co-Op's offerings for sale include handmade jewelry, mixed-3D creations, wall art, pottery, and wearable creations that don't fall into other categories.

Old Colorado City has been home to shopping and dining options for over a century and the revitalized downtown gives you a chance to get up close and personal with that history. Today, you'll find over 100 unique boutiques and shops on offer.

From antique shops like Antique Legacy to gift shops like the Buffalo Ridge Trading Mail and jewelry shops like By Design Gems, there’s something for a wide range of interests and preferences. You'll discover handcrafted items, unique imports, local art, and photography, and a variety of choices for dining, too.

The Colorado Springs Flea Market is one of the largest in the state. Founded over 30 years ago, it offers access to over 500 vendors spread across 30 acres of stalls and tables where you can find used items, antiques, novel items, and so much more.

Among the most popular options here include the kids' fun park, which includes a pool play area, as well as the Flea Market Bargain Store, where you can find super-discounted items. The flea market also offers a café, snack bar, BBQ stand, and a quesadilla stand for when you get hungry.

The Colorado Farm and Art Market are just outside the Pioneer Museum in Colorado Springs. It offers access to locally grown produce, local crafts, art, snacks, and much more. Vendors to know include Azteca Gourmet Tamales, Le Petit Croissant, Momma's Herbs, Sunshine Greens Farm, and Smokebrush Farm.

Among the art on offer comes from Two Moon Dream and The Three Potters, although other local creators also offer their creations regularly. Note that there’s a second CFAM location at The Margarita in town on Saturdays during summer.

Chapel Hills Mall offers access to over 550,000 sq ft of retail space. It first opened its doors in 1982 but it went through renovations to ensure it offers an enjoyable, modern shopping experience. You'll find anchor stores, small shops, eateries, and other attractions here.

The mall spans 2 floors with Dick's, Burlington Coat Factory, Dillard's, and Macy's among its anchors. There is an AMC theater, as well. Smaller shops include Aeropostale, H&M, Hot Topic, Zales, Spencer's, Rue 21, Famous Footwear, and Luxor Fragrances, among others. You'll also find both specialty food stores and a full food court on offer.