I love walking into this store because its displays are engaging, whimsical, and allow me to shop the way I love to shop: by what tickles my fancy. Sometimes I have no idea what to get a girlfriend or a child for a gift. But because I trust that the inventory will always be of a certain quality, I can walk in there, allow myself to wander for 10 minutes, and just KNOW that I will find something unique and perfect. Their price point can range on the high side, but I know my budget for the occasion, and I know where Target is, too. ;-) The counter personnel have always been lovely to me -- and I find they get just as excited about putting together a gift as I do!

Ooof what can I say. This is our family's go-to brunch spot. We walk or bike over for the most unbelievable sweet potato waffles, banana bread french toast and seasonal specials. They are often busy Sunday before noon for a good reason. They're fabulous. They are always willing to tweak your order to meet your dietary needs and the waitstaff is always fun and efficient.

My favorite items are the homemade ravioli and the anti-pasta platter!! The service is always personal and friendly. As far as the new addition goes ... love the bar & the patio, but I still favor sitting upstairs with the wobbly chairs and the artistic tabletops.

My mom is an excellent massage therapist/personal therapist. She has given me a massage before and it was one of the best I have ever had, and I am really picky. Please give her a chance. You will not be dissapointed.

I had terrible coughs and needed a better medicine than one that I was already taking, which I had purchased at a drug store. The drug I was using was not working very well, and getting a better medicine was my primary reason to visit the clinic located on the 29th and Monroe streets. After the examination, it was nurse, not the doctor who brought me a prescription, and it was listing exactly the same name, same active ingrediant % of what I had been taking. I asked the nurse if it was a mistake, to which she replied, "no, this is a prescription drug. You got an over-the-counter drug, but this is not. It's much stronger" without even looking at the prescription the doctor signed. Still not convinced, I went back to the clinic, asked the nurse the same question, showing the drug I was using which had the exactly the same wording. Nurse insisted it was different, so I gave up and went to Walmart pharmacy. Guess what, the Walmart associate whowas at the drop off counter glanced the prescription, and said, "you don't need a prescription for this." I took my drug out of my bag and asked if she meant that the prescription was same as what I had in my hand, to which the associate said, "yes."

What really bugs me is, the doctor didn't bring me the prescription, and I didn't have a chance to ask the doctor questions about what she prescribed. Also, the nurse was acting as if she had an authority to tell me if it was the right drug or not, and she didn't even bother going to ask the doctor to make sure if it was a right prescription in spite of my efforts to make sure about the drug twice.

Office manager later told me that it was a computer glitch which printed out a wrong name on the prescription, but guess what, the doctor signed the prescription!! What do they mean, the doctor didn't notice it was not the right drug prescribed on the paper and she signed it?!

Also, the doctor is always trying to recommend one particular brand of drug which doesn't have generic formula and seems unwilling to listen or talk about other alternatives. The physician seems always "in a hurry" and any other question which takes only 10 seconds for her to answer is quickly noted in the examination sheet and the office manager later explained, "yes, we may charge more depending on the degree of topic." - meaning, getting a simple answer of 10 seconds to quick "anything other than main reason of the office visit" question would cost us more.

It wasn't this bad before, but I guess it's changing now. I do not recommend visiting this office.

Three times these people don't or are late. They have yet to do a complete service and left several items unclean, which I excused so that they didn't have to return. Too many excuses. Owner even hung up on me today. This is one of the worst businesses that I have dealt with.

Ryden & Associates wrote the book on customer experience. While their work is always first class, everyone at Ryden goes out of their way to value every person they work with whether client or vendor. Having been in Colorado for over 25 years, this organization truly understands this state.

This little place is conveniently located on 17th St.  The deli has fresh sandwiches and the things of the like. -I totally dig their burritos. (Chorizo and egg breakfast burritos. Mmm.) Though they're small in size, they seem to carry a little bit of everything you'd see in a normal, larger grocery store.  Do note that they have a well-stocked cheese department that's competitively priced.  I noticed that some of the cheeses were even cheaper than at other stores.  Some items can be on the pricey side, however, others cost about the same. (e.g. coconut milk *shrugs*)   They carry an extensive amount of pasta, pasta sauce, and other italians eats.

Gettin' Critical Now: In my experience, I didn't experience the most attentive, responsive, or knowledgeable of staff, but they were certainly kind and honest.  Oh, and they really need to price their items more.  A lot of things didn't have signs or stickers. And the staff didn't always know the prices either.  I was lucky that it wasn't busy at all so that I could go to the register for a price check.

In Summary: This place is a bit on the fancy/bourgeois side, but prices aren't all high. They tend to carry smaller brands, a mix of local and imported, so it feeds into your fashion foodie side, but doesn't necessarily cater to a small ecological footprint. But I like how its stock gives you a variety of food options, so you can choose what works for you/your values/your needs/etc.

I've been in Dougherty's several times, and I am consistently impressed. The staff is always warm and friendly, and they really make an effort to connect with you, especially if they've seen you before. The service is always quick and friendly. The prices are decent, and the food is AMAZING! RJ is definitely a ninja in the kitchen. I've never eaten anything there that was less than wonderful. The goat cheese salad is to die for, and RJ's orange roughie special is so good that I even loved it-and I hate fish! This place is definitely a gem. I recommend it to everyone I meet, and will continue to do so

I'm a vegetarian, so my options, though limited, are still tasty here. This is one of my favorite sushi places in Denver, and my favorite dish is definitely the seaweed salad. It's so fresh and flavorful!

My only complaint: I have the consistent experience that its either too cold or too hot there. But the food is worth it.