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Too chilly out for bare feet? Do not inform Flip Flop Shops on the Spire

Some might query a November opening in Colorado for your shop  committed to marketing flip flops. But with existing temperatures while in the  mid-70s, these retailers may perhaps know a thing we don’t.

The Flip Flop Shops opened Wednesday for the Park Meadows mall, located at 8401 Park Meadows Center Dr. in Lone Tree.

“Flip flops have advanced right into a top quality life style necessity, and Flip  Flop Retailers was developed to fill the void within the retail business,” claimed  Amy Neb, operator of your new Flip Flop Outlets in Denver in a statement. “People love flip flops anytime of your 12 months. We provide local  consumers a chance to indulge in each of the best brand names and latest  designs of flip flops at their leisure, with qualified product expertise  ideal at their finger guidelines. Plus, we also supply winter season types to keep  toes warm when it snows.”

With practically 30 outlets open nationwide and fifty a lot more in advancement, the  chain options to open 236 shops by 2013. Neb has two much more franchises in  the works, organizing one in Boulder during the to begin with 50 percent of 2011, in addition to a  3rd in a different Denver place in late 2011.

“There are tons of folks equally as captivated with freeing their toes  as Flip Flop Stores,” Neb reported from the statement. “Flip flops really are a  symbol of the method of lifestyle that may be part of my family’s id We are living,  operate and perform with our toes exposed, and wouldn’t have it any other  way.”
Tommy Bahama opening at Park Meadows

Also acquiring at home at Park Meadows is often a new Tommy Bahama clothing shop.

The three,300 sq. foot retail store opens Nov. 11. at 8505 Park Meadows  Middle Dr. in Lone Tree and carries the well-known island-inspired Tommy  Bahama assortment of men’s and women’s sportswear, swimwear, footwear  and components at the same time as dwelling décor items.

A grand opening is slated for Nov. thirteen beginning at ten a.m. The 1st  100 prospects could have an opportunity at winning gift certificates worth at  $25, $50, $100 or $250 to get redeemed on the Park Meadows shop that  day.

Row 14 for being uncorked at Spire

An additional restaurant will probably be joining the The Spire loved ones when Row 14 Bistro & Wine Bar opens Feb. 11.

Row 14 will give a “neighborhood menu” with accessible wines and community and seasonal food offerings.

The name of your restaurant is “a culmination of simple references  with the most obvious component being its area on 14th Street,  accompanied with the restaurant’s proximity to Denver Performing Arts  Complex and its many theatre rows. Ultimately, ‘Row’ was chosen to  reflect the rows found in vineyards and hand-cultivated fresh gardens,”  stated operator David Schneider in a very statement.

Row 14 joins the Organic Pizza Company, Snarf’s, Hertz and Revolution  Cleaners, which are all set to open while in the Spire, at 891 14th Street,  in early 2011.

“We are excited about the great retail and restaurants coming soon to Spire,” said Christopher Crosby,  executive vice president on the Nichols Partnership, inside of a statement.  “Row 14 is a great addition to the building along with a complement to The  Denver Theater District and the $14 million Ambassador streetscape  project which will break ground next month. Our homeowners will  literally be counting the days until Row 14 opens.”
Recent sightings and updates

• There appears for being a 7-Eleven invasion in downtown Denver, with  one new story opened recently at 17th and Blake streets; while yet another  appears for being going in at 17th and Lawrence streets.

• The brand new walkway at Larimer Sq., which Shop Watch reported on in early September, is set to open this month. Opening next week on the Sq. - or better yet, under it - is Wednesday’s Pie and Green Russell.

A new stairway was constructed in the Arcade across from Lime’s front  door for the establishment’s entrance. The street-side staircase will  lead to Wednesday’s Pie on Wednesday, but on Thursday, Friday, Saturday  and Sunday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., Green Russell will open up, serving  pressed-to-order juices to craft cocktails inspired by guests. Only one particular  beer will be on the menu, brewed specially for Green Russell by Great  Divide Brewing Co.

Oh, and leave your cell phone in the car. No cell phone use is allowed in the bar, except for inside a reclaimed phone booth.

• Mona’s, which opened Oct. 1 at East 17th Avenue and Sherman, is staying open up late now for happy hour.