It's not the safety issue. There just isn't anything appealing on the mall anymore. The good bars and eateries are all in different parts of the city and there isn't much else to it.Suggests Jennifer:
Fewer chain restaurants, better lighting, improve the pavers, give it 'pocket'-themed areas (maybe generational?).Says Monte:
I'm down there all the time. I feel perfectly safe. But because I am down there all the time, the mall is basically my back yard so of course I'm comfortable. I get why others don't feel safe, but you will be fine. There's not really anything on the mall that is a draw to Denverites anyway; my watering hole just happens to be there.But then there's this from Vicky:
I love the mall. There are assholes everywhere. I won't live my life in a bubble of "safe" spaces. I go there all the time.Keep reading for some of our recent coverage of the mall.
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What do you think about the 16th Street Mall? What's your favorite spot on that stretch?