We stayed in an Airbnb in Arvada for a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Went to Olde Town Arvada for breakfast at Bread Winner's. The area is adorable. There was a wonderful farmer's market on a Sunday morning. Water fountain in the middle for kids to run around in. Lots of furry friends as well with their owners. Just lovely!

This was my second visit to Olde Town, and it did not disappoint. I felt very safe. The streets are closed to cars, which makes it very walkable. It has a variety of shops and restaurants. I recommend checking out the Arvada Army Navy Surplus, which is surprisingly cute, as well as Rhinelander Bakery.

Nice town with good shopping. Just be wary of the multiple parking scams around town, especially the ones ran by the city itself. Probably won’t be back.

We worked out this is our 6th visit to Arvada and we still find something new & old on every trip. The olde town has been preserved amongst the new structures and enough survives to make for a pleasant stroll thru the pedestrian mall & other sections, mostly centered towards the train tracks. The town is slowly being gentrified which we notice on our trips but thankfully retains enough old character to remain interesting. The town plaza can be interesting with homeless at times but is still relatively safe.

Olde Town Arvada is amazing and I recommend stopping here to eat, shop, and get ice cream. It has a great atmosphere and is a cute little town. There are so many options here and it is very lively with music at every corner. There is Spanish architecture and murals lining the closed walkable streets. I highly recommend!