One of the Sacramento Pocket Area's neighborhood shopping centres…read more It features: Bel Air Grocery Ramen House Tenjin Mountain Mike's Pizza CVS Pharmacy BurgerIM A Taste Above Sai Varee Thai Golden 1 Credit Union Fine Wine Liquor Brite Dry Cleaners Papa Murphy's Pizza Eyelusions Optometric Center Passion Hair Ocean Sushi Forest Vance Training Hollywood Nails State Farm Insurance Arthur Burbridge, DDS JJ Health Rewnewal Tobacco City Goodwill Donation Xpress California Sun Tanning Bank of America ATM Mattress Express

This is a good location. Right in the heart of the city and they have a Starbucks at this one as…read morewell. It was renovated about a year and a half ago. You can find everything you need. But if you're looking for items to purchase that are being released. Make sure you become early because the line gets very long.

It's a pretty impressive feat to consistently create terrible experiences at a Target. I dread…read morehaving to go here, but sometimes I have to because of the location. Here is a summary of why: 1. So much is locked up behind glass cabinets 2. Employees rarely ever come to unlock something when you ask for assistance 3. When I ask for help they make sure to show how much of an inconvenience I am 4. As I was checking out once another employee came up to the cashier and said "make sure to look at that bottom mirror to make sure people aren't STEALING." She was implying I was stealing....? And I clearly wasn't. I was kind of shocked and just said "wow. How convenient and cleaver!" 5. There are many times that items are not stocked, and boxed products are constantly in the middle of the floor, making it harder to get around 6. Once I moved something out of the way to get to the shelf behind it, and an employee showed so much irritation at me and moved it back, indicating I was the problem. 7. Once I asked where something was to an employee, and the woman, without saying a word, flat out gave me the most hateful glare. If looks could kill, man. Trying to intimidate me or something? At Target? Over what?? I felt the need to back up slowly and apologize for bothering her because she seemed very unstable. Who on earth is in charge of these people working here? What are the requirements to be hired? Who is overseeing them and communicating standards? What are the consequences?

SUBWAY @Lake Crest Village SUCKS! Customer services doesn't…read morelisten to customers orders ...must repeat and recheck order. Less product but more $$ Where the beef?? The decor is horrendous, uncomfortable and unfriendly. Wipe down the tables and seats. Make us feel welcomed. We won't be coming back!

One of the Sacramento Pocket Area's neighborhood shopping centres…read more It features: Nugget Market Groceries Shari's Cafe and Pies Jimboys Tacos Burger King L&L Hawaiian BBQ T4 Greenhaven Wing Stop Buffalo Wings Games Workshop Starbucks Subway Sub Sandwich AAA Insurance Great Clips Panda Garden The Joint Chiropractic The UPS Store Armed Forces Career Center Sprint Store Site for Sore Eyes Lavender Nails Simon Salon & Spa Petco Pet Supplies Marshalls Lolo Island Elite Threading Golden State Jewelers Massage Envy Paul's Cleaners Payless Shoes Big 5 Sporting Goods Rite Aid Pharmacy Leslie's Pool Supplies U.S. Bank Citibank

We don't have Daiso in my city yet, so whenever I'm passing through and have time to stop, I do…read more This location is on the smaller side from ones I've visited in other cities, but it didn't disappoint. Because I'm not a regular, I spent time walking up and down every aisle to see what they had. I came in with a list of items that I was hoping to find, and ended up finding most of those things...and a whole lot more. This location has a great selection of stationary (pens, mini staplers, sticky notes, stickers, etc), hair and make-up, household cleaning/storage/supplies, and dishes. My favorite find included some travel bags and mesh bags to protect items in the laundry. It also had a ton of delicious snacks, including ramen, candies, seaweed, rice crackers, and pocky. Of course I spent more than I expected, but that is also to expected. I'll be back!

There are two Daisos closer to my home but this one seems larger, better organized, and cleaner…read more I love the vast choices of everything you never knew you wanted. From unique tableware to office supplies, plan on spending at least an hour browsing.

Adj: Comprehensive and Convenient…read more Ahh, Delta Shores, Delta Shores, how you've grown. As long time Sacramentans, we keep up w/development news and I recall when my hubby first told me about this huge shopping complex coming up between Elk Grove and Land Park off I-5. It was just empty land for so long, but suddenly, there were going to be lots of homes getting built here and traffic might get real heavy, but first infrastructure has to come up first and a shopping complex, the biggest anchor of which was going to be a Walmart and also RC Willey, the furniture home store. This was back in 2018 and now, just w/a blink of an eye, it's been here over 7 years! We come here quite a lot as it's conveniently located for us and there's a lot of a little bit of everything here. From coffee and some sweet treats at Panera or Starbucks, to getting a haircut at Great Clips, to getting groceries and essentials at the Super Walmart, to arts and crafts supplies at Hobby Lobby, we really could and sometimes do spend several hours here. Then there's the many clothing stores from Ross to Old Navy to the boutique stores, everyone's style can be found at Delta Shores. I personally enjoy browsing Daiso b/c there's so many cute things here and the knick knack patty whacks here are often really useful by design in Japan even if they're made in China quality, but great value and affordable prices, lol... We enjoy coming to the theatre here too, to catch a (usually kids) movie, but occasionally a date night movie too. The dining choices here are endless from fast food In-N-Out, Habit Burgers, or Sonic for burgers, or Chipotle for a quick but "fancier" burrito or Panda Express for Chinese food, to more sit-down places like Koshi Ramen and Firehouse Crawfish, we've always found something we like so that we're not having the same cuisine over and over. We like the sweet treat places here too for a healthier drink at Jamba Juice or a mochi donut at Happy Mochi or a boba drink at Tastea. After that you can walk off your meal or dessert at RC Willey or Floor & Decor In short, Delta Shores has so much to offer b/c of how it's just massive and it houses so many different kinds of shopping, dining, desserts, coffee shops, and even practical services like a dentist office with multiple specialties and also other services like internet and mobile w/the Xfinity store or T-mobile and you can even mail your packages at a UPS store. They even hold festivals every semi-annually or so for the community to draw more shoppers and allow their stores to display their goods and services. Overall, this is a comprehensive shopping plaza and it provides lots of products and providers in one convenient location.

I remember when Delta Shores Shopping Center was still being built. I'd see it come up slowly (and…read morethen quickly) as I drove from Elk Grove to work. It's been quite a few years and it's now an established shopping hub in the greater Sac area, but especially for those who live along the I-5 corridor between Elk Grove/Stockton and downtown Sac. We come here quite often since it's got a little bit of everything we need. From the Walmart Superstore where we can really find most things we need for our household, to various eateries, to an occasional movie a theatre, to treats at candy (See's), cookies (Crumbl) and ice cream (Cold Stone's) shops, etc., we really can spend a whole day here. Our family likes to come for their seasonal fairs. They're fun for my kids and there's a lot going on w/booths to play games and samples to try, and vendors give out coupons so we can try out new stores that just opened up. The Delta Shore staff really put on pretty good events w/these fairs to drum up business for their tenants and the vendors who do come out and set up booths are friendly and hardworking b/c it's a long day for them. 1-star off b/c the parking can get busy/hard to find a spot in certain popular areas and some people drive aggressively and pedestrians really have to watch to not get run over, cars too, no one wants fender benders. Patience, people, patience. During covid, there was a rash of car break-in's too, but I think they've improved their security now, so I've not heard or seen more incidents. All in all, we're glad this is a conveniently located larger shopping plaza where we can get a lot of grown up business taken care of (auto at Walmart, internet stuff at Xfinity, etc.), but still have some nice meals and a treat once in awhile w/o breaking the bank or widening the waistline.

I have been in this Burlington twice. They have a nice selection. The store is clean, and very…read moreorganized. There is also lots of parking. I had really great customer service today. Purchased a cart full of stuff, and had my small child with me. They don't allow the buggies to leave the store. The security guard asked me to pull my car up, and he loaded my bags. I was so thankful, as trying to run back and forth to get bags to the car with a 5 year old would have been a nightmare. Also, had a positive interaction with employee working in Layaway. As we were passing, she said hi to my daughter, who loves to talk. This lead to a positive and meaningful conversation. Two acts of human kindness in one day. Go Burlington. I will definitely be returning. I didn't give it 5 stars because of inconvenience of not being able to take carts out of store. Also, lines were pretty long unnecessarily. I saw too many employees in the store for there to only be 2 cashiers. However, overall, I was pretty happy with experience.

Once upon a time, there was a store located in Sacramento, on Florin Rd. That store was known as…read moreBurlington Coat Factory, and it used to be the greatest store ever. The staffs were always dressed up professionally, stylish, neat, and different everyday, and they were all welcoming. The many departments they once had were also awesome: linens, accessories, sportswear, coats to baby depot were all great departments to explore as they stocked new items occasionally. The store was so great and they had the greatest merchandises, that the only thing they lacked was not having enough security to protect their assets. Burlington stood out from all other competitors out there, which made it big and an attraction to many people from cities that didn't have Burlington store. But, today it is pretty sad that Burlington has downgraded to become just like another DD Discount and Ross(just another small retail store in the city). DD Discount and Ross are already great for being small retail stores. With that said, why do you need to go to Burlington nowadays, when their selection is the same or not even as great as DD Discount and Ross. I miss the old BCF, on Florin Rd. BCF, today is known as Burlington only now, and it will never be the same again. The end,

I hadn't been to old navy in several years, but I stopped in to do some last minute shopping on…read moreChristmas Eve. Procrastinators unite! I was very impressed at the neatness of the store (especially remarkable considering the time of year), selections, and sale prices. I found what I needed for gifts and a couple of sweaters, a dress, and leggings for myself all on clearance. The staff members and manager there were upbeat, pleasant, and helpful. I will definitely be back!

I went to Old Navy specifically to get new pajamas. I looked on line and they have a huge…read moreselection, many of them neutral and non Christmas. They even had a Chanukah set. I saw some pink ones that I really liked. An additional draw was everything was 50% off. I figured while I was there I could also find a new pair of jeans. When we arrived the displays were bright and cheery. I really like there sweater collection. They have several that I like, but i bought new sweaters last year so I'm not in the mode to buy a new sweater. Upfront we saw lots of nice christmas PJs. They also had plaid. All were flannel which was good as I wanted some warm winter pajamas. In the back they have just pajama bottoms. 99% of the ones they had on there website are not in there store. I was very disappointed. Online they have a larger variety. I saw a couple of pink ones that I liked. They even had some light blue ones with polar bears on them. The Chanukah ones even looked great. The sales lady was polite and offered to order them online for me so I could save on shipping. I thought of that, but I don't know what size I am and didn't want to hassle with having to return or exchange them. Plus their location isn't near my house, so returning it would require a drive all the way down the Delta Shores, deal with parking ect. Not worth it at this time of my life. They did have a nice collection of cute fuzzy socks. Next we looked at jeans. They have several styles, but not the color I wanted or the length From what I could see they don't offer short, or ankle length. Thus unfortunately I didn't get any jeans either. I guess we're off to Macy's to see if they have their pajamas in stock or if it's only on line there too. It may be the going trend, shop online. If that's the case I might as well shop on amazon, there it's 2 day shipping and free returns to the UPS store that's only down the street for me.