Cherry Creek Holiday Market

To start off - went to Lounge first to get a drink while walking market...$17 for a lukewarm "hot" toddy. Drink was ok but nowhere near worth that kind of money. The market itself is just a few stands - not worth the time and energy to get there, find parking, etc.... Ended up going with my group to Freebirds and had a blast boot shopping - exceptional customer service and they gave us wine while we shopped. Skip the market. Just meh.

This was an alright experience but I wouldn't go out of my way to come back if I wasn't already at cherry creek mall. The gift vendors were cute but there weren't as many food options as I was expecting. The lights were cute and it's easy to park in the mall garages and walk over.

We spent an evening in Cherry Creek North and our first stop was at Cherry Creek North's Holiday Market. We shopped local and enjoyed festive entertainment; the market featured more than 40 vendors and a wide array of gift options from area artisans and local brands. It was dog friendly, and we got in our fair share of puppy love.The market had a new holiday pop-up bar, the Mistletoe Lounge that we checked out after shopping. We warmed up and got cozy inside. We hung out in the lounge for quite some time; it was well heated, and the place was buzzing with festive energy. The lounge offered a festive drink menu and comfy seating. The skilled mixologists behind the bar created a stellar lineup of holiday-themed alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Brandon took care of us and he had the best recommendations. My favorite was the Mocha Espresso Martini made with vodka, cold brew, coffee liqueur, chocolate syrup, & chocolate shavings - this indulgent cocktail was freaking delicious, and I couldn't get enough.After our time at the Mistletoe Lounge, we walked over to the Light the World Giving Machines at the front of the market. The Giving Machines were vending machines where patrons could select to donate to a specific charity. Users inserted a credit card, chose the specific item they wanted to donate, and then a block representing their gift fell into a bin for collection. It was so special to see so many people donating! Definitely added to the to the spirit of the Christmas season.

A great holiday market. Beautiful decorations and many vendors. Love this clean and beautiful area of Denver.

There are two things I love - holidays and shopping local! The Cherry Creek Holiday Market brings together these two elements. It was extremely cold yet the vendors were out and talking up their items. Some great options for those on your Christmas list that you may need to get a little something for.I highly recommend the Tea with Tae, Green Yams, Centennial cuts (love there beef sticks heat for hiking, camping, or those h in your bag for a trip), and Bibamba chocolate.I gave it three stars because most of the vendors I had already seen at other markets. I was hoping to find a few new and unique ones.

Are you looking for that unique gift for that special someone in your life? Come check out local vendors at the Cherry Creek Holiday Market. There were lots of products like knives, cutting boards, plushes made from alpacas, puzzles, books, clothing, honey, coffee, cookies and so much more. There was also live musicians singing classic Christmas music to help you get in a generous mood. I ended by a delicious crepe from "The Crepe Outdoors". My son thoroughly enjoyed his Carmel banana crepe. She made it right in front of us. Hot crepe on a cold winter night is definitely the perfect comfort food. I also bought a beanie for my son from "Atomic Child"...love this local artist art and vibe. Anyhow, thanks again for letting me participate in a great Yelp event that supports local business owners.

Fun holiday market! I haven't been to many of these so the vendors were all new to me. Many were offering samples...alcohol, hummus, honey, shortbread... It was an unusually cold evening so I didn't last too long but all the vendors were keeping cheerful even though they must have been cold too. There was some nice music but the stage was set up at one distant end of the market without much activity, felt bad that no one was watching them play.

The Cherry Creek Holiday Market is a cute addition to the already festive Cherry Creek area around the holiday season. Lots of lights, a few unique vendors, and music.I hadn't heard of any of the vendors at the market, so it was pretty cool to check out all the different booths. Some of my favorites included Bibamba Artisan Chocolates, Coffee Sarap, and Bjorn's Colorado Honey. One of the major selling points of these vendors were their samples. The hazelnut spread and chocolates at Bibamba, the sarap at Coffee Sarap, and all the flavors of honey at Bjorn's. I also loved the live music that could be heard throughout the market. I will say it's really hard to find parking in this area, and when it's cold, it can be quite a walk. I also wish it was open a little later than 7pm. After circling for parking and walking, we didn't have much time at the market. However, overall I had fun and was able to get a few gifts for friends and family.

Small market with great vendors and impressive lights. A lot of times when I go to these types of places, there are a ton of uninteresting vendors. This market, however features some of the best vendors I've ever seen at a market. For one thing, the crepe tent was out of control delicious. I don't think I've had a crepe that good in Denver. Every food vendor had samples of their high quality product. Chocolate, all natural snack bars, hard liquors, cocktails, aperitifs,imported French cheeses, and hummus were our top samples.There is a center stage with talented performers and plenty of tables and chairs for sitting down and taking in the atmosphere. There is a huge chandelier-like light display above the center stage and tables that gives the market a magical feeling.Just reading about this holiday market, I was bracing myself for disappointment. But after experiencing it, we had a great time. The negative about having so many great vendors is that we spent way more than we intended to spend. Also the place is pretty small, so I think we spent a grand total of about an hour and a half there, checking out each and every shop, sampling products, and ordering food and eating it at tables in front of the main stage.

Super cute holiday market!! Parking was a nightmare so be patient and watch out for pedestrians. My only problem was that a lot of the vendors there were selling very similar stuff. Not a lot of variety but we had fun walking around.