I have NO CLUE how I've gone so long without this place. The service? Warm and welcoming. The…read moregames? Whimsical and fun. The selection? Immaculate and varied. The VALUE? Take all of my money. The owner says they have 1800+ consigners but the store looks so well curated and put together you'd never know. You need to stop in, I promise.

Always a shopping adventure--that is twice as fun because of the delightful staff! Glenna…read morecarefully selects the well-displayed treasures and prices them well. Stopping in each time we are in Napa has become a tradition.

Grocery outlet is by no means a comprehensive supermarket. They have an odd focus on ethnic…read moreproducts from south of the border to some surprisingly specific products aimed at the keto/diabetic/alternative diet market. Rule number one: always check the expiration date of anything you buy. Rule number two calculate the actual price from other markets. The grocery outlet price is competitive, but not always lower. Watch out for the produce. It isn't always the freshest. I stay far away from the meats. Also from prior price comparisons that section isn't actually that competitive. I'm kind of amazed that for a chain that claims to be getting products from other markets that are about to expire or have excellent prices that the products in the store don't actually change that much. And I notice a lot of their specialty items aimed at the alternative diet market are not bargains at all. They are pretty much the same price as price competitive stores like Costco. And the one thing about Costco is you know the stuff is fresh. The real question is, can you finish it before the expiration date. You've got a chance with the Costco product. But with grocery outlet? There are some categories at the grocery outlet, which are kind of impressive. They range from the standard offerings of a regular supermarket to some fairly exotic choices. I have included three photos of the cooking oils. I was very impressed with this particular grocery outlet. The store was meticulously clean, the shelves were near perfectly stocked with a row after a row of completely full shelves. Checkout was relatively slow since there weren't enough people working the registers to handle the crowd. Also people kept shifting lines, hoping for a more optimal solution. the wine selection was amazingly large for a grocery outlet. But keep remembering this grocery outlet is located in Napa. I usually enjoy looking for an interesting wine that I haven't tried. But the selection here was so wild loaded with wineries that I had never heard of that I didn't have a chance. There were so many choices that in the end I was boggled and just couldn't make a choice at all.

Good SELECTION of food and snacks. We always come here to save a buck and find stuff that is at a…read morereduced price

The place is extremely dirty. It smells really bad. It's never stocked properly boxes everywhere…read more It's absolutely disgusting. I would not recommend going there at all. The people that work there are extremely rude. Lazy and not helpful. If you're looking for a balloon go somewhere else because if they're not out of helium, they say they're out of balloons and they're just too lazy to blow them up. I don't understand how this place is given in business. It's an absolute horror and they raise the prices. Gross.

Great Quality at Incredible Prices I visited Dollar Tree to…read moregrab some birthday decorations and couldn't believe the variety they had. From balloons to streamers, everything was high-quality and priced at just $1.25 each. The staff was friendly and helped me find the best items for the party. I was also able to grab some useful household products while I was there, including cleaning supplies that worked just as well as those from other stores. Dollar Tree continues to deliver amazing value for the price--quality products at a price you can't beat!

I love this HomeGoods so much! I always find the best stuff at this location! I usually find things…read morethat I don't even know I needed! Great value and nice selection of items. It's paired with a Marshall's so you get the best of both worlds. The line may look long but usually moves pretty quickly.

Absolutely lovely! My Grandmother wanted to go to HomeGoods and purchase a statue. When she didn't…read morefind the statue she wanted, but she did find 2 pretty vases so a wins a win! Even with a line we got through pretty quickly. The cashier was kind and quick and the store was full but not overly packed. Everything was clean and it was easy to find what we needed.

I'm used to the Pendleton stores on the east coast. There the selection leans heavily towards the…read morepreppy and the practical. Colors tend to be conservative. One might even say staid. It's of course all woolen and in those winters that's not a bad choice all woolen. Of course, if the Pendleton stores stocked all the goods from the East Coast, people would think they were living in a sauna. So they've added West Coast woolen goods and I guess the stereotypical West Coast woolen goods comes from the Native American traditions. At least that's what those patterns look like to me. I told the sales staff that I was waiting for a different year. Honestly, these particular patterns match absolutely nothing I own. So while I adore wool clothing, I have enough experience with moths on the West Coast to realize the stuff is going to be eaten down in no time. Apparently they haven't made any space-age wools that contain moth repellent. I am going to have to pass on Pendleton's for the for seeable future. They have got to get rid of those patterns. BTW, Pendleton makes some of the best wool products in the business. I have some socks from these guys. While all my other socks are biting the dust including some really high quality hand knit ones, the Pendleton just keep going.

The Pendleton brand's been around awhile. Gorgeous, heirloom pieces that never seem to go out of…read morestyle. Your grandfather knew and appreciated style and quality long before you did, lol. For me and undoubtedly many others, it's the classic-iconic board shirts, popularized by the Beach Boys & the California surf lifestyle that have captured my fancy through the years. The textiles & design patterns that dazzle and can be dressed up or down. The style and quality that are often imitated with other brands but rarely duplicated against a cherished Pendleton. Amanda, aka Mandy is the store manager here who knows & represents the brand with the utmost knowledge & professionalism. Great brand ambassador. The outlet store here in the heart of the beautiful Napa Valley is well apportioned with everything related to the brand. Great in-store prices with sale & clearance opportunities plus selection not typically found online. And if there's something that catches your eye at the online store, there's advantages to having Pendleton merchandise shipped direct here to Napa, including free shipping. And a customer reward card-stamp program that I hadn't been previously aware of. But which Mandy was kind enough to set me up with. The rest of the outlet stores at this location are top notch as well. Great experience this time specifically at Pendleton and generally everytime at the Napa Premium Factory Outlet Stores.

The two Louie's are THE BEST! Father & son are eager to please locals. Great service, prices,…read moredelivery, zero wait time if you find something in stock or a huge number of catalogs to pick what you need & want. Don't buy online and wait, pay huge delivery fees & possibly have to assemble! They also took away my old couch & will donate. Very happy repeat customer.

First the service was impeccable. Louis helped us as soon as we walked into the door. Asked what we…read morewere looking for and found exactly what we wanted. Louis - owner manager is truly the nicest person ever. I found the same kitchen set in other store for 25% higher price! Imagine my excitement to get it a bit cheaper! Louis not only gave us really good deal but also very good quality furniture! I highly recommend visiting this store as Louis has variety of different furnitures to choose from and is willing to help you find what you are looking for. Amazing shopping experience!

Went to Ross on Tuesday. I was disappointed to find so much litter of coffee store cups, food…read moreplates, pizza boxes and store boxes in the parking lot and side of the store. No garbage receptacles are available to the public from Staples on down the sidewalk. To the side of Ross, a safeway shopping cart was half full of garbage. Inside the store, the store was clean and great displays. We'll stocked. I saw employees cleaning the shelves as stocking. They said hello and excuse me when browsing. At checkout, another cashier was called as the line lengthened. ​

The location couldn't use a different cleaning up and organization but other than that, it is a…read moregood place to save money and buy items that you may need or simply looking for

Community projects thrift is actually a very good thrift shop. It's well rounded. It has many…read morecategories of products, such as clothing for both men women and children. A selection of China that ranges from vintage/high-quality to more ordinary items with high kitchen value. I've certainly purchased my share of mixing bowls and measuring cups. The clothing is a little bit more hit and miss. I tend to show up when the entire store is 50% off and by the time you do that the store has been picked over. So my impression of the clothing area is worn with very unexciting brands. The book section isn't too bad. I'm a big fan of cookbooks and gardening books. There was actually a quite decent selection of both. But let's face it my home library of both has a better than decent selection. I always succumb to the fabrics. I can't resist something beautiful no matter how tiny the swatch. The stationary section is usually quite useful. I'm always running out of a little bit of this and that and this particular section always has a little bit of this and that. Usually, I run into at least one appliance where I think I might need it, but not right now, but the price is so compelling that I'm tempted to buy it just as a backup. However, space considerations put a quick stop to this type of thinking. The truth is, I always find a lot of stuff that is very compelling, but I'm unable to buy it because I have no place to store it. On the other hand, I've discovered that Napa has so many outstanding thrift stores that community projects thrift is slowly fading into the background. I'm a bit sorry about this because clearly I have a soft spot for this thrift. But realistically, it's a very well, run thrift, that fits a specific niche. It will take care of a good part of anyone's Thrifting strategy. But there are thrifts that are so outstanding, that community projects clearly cannot compete. If you want a thrift that is also well rounded, but with more selection ( not necessarily better.) consider Eco thrift in Vallejo. If you want a very large thrift that specializes in furniture, dining room, supplies for renovation, home building. You need to go to Habitat for humanity ReStore. It literally has no competition. If you want extremely high-end, unique, designer clothing, and absolutely superb home accessories you must go to American Cancer discovery shop in Napa. Yes it's kind of pricey for a thrift. On the other hand, the odds that you'll find items of this quality in any other thrift are low to none. Goodwill in Napa was an eye-opening experience for me. My previous experience with Goodwill was, lack of any quality products, surprisingly high prices for well, I thought of it as crap. This particular Goodwill is extremely well stocked with clothing, primarily for men and women. The quality of the clothing beats the eco thrift, Sutter, Solano, and community projects thrift. It sure beats hunting for that one item that is of acceptable quality, style, and fit, and reasonable price. There isn't enough space for the other items that you expected a thrift. Small selection of books, almost 0 selection of furniture, tiny selection of electronics, even the knickknacks were puny. I was surprised by the amount of luggage. Some of the pieces were actually kind of desirable except I have all the luggage I need. All in all I would not bother with this thrift except to hunt for some nice clothes. I love the Echo Shop in Saratoga. The major reason why I hardly ever buy clothing at any other thrift is because of the Echo Shop. My wardrobe is completely stuffed with clothing that I adore. Just fair warning, first I became a customer, then I became a donor, then I volunteered, and then they elected me to the board. So obviously, I am deeply invested in this store. And for those of you who are either on a super tight budget or just love, amazing bargains, go to the Sutter Solano thrift in Vallejo. It's pretty small so the selection is limited, but the prices are the lowest I have ever seen. Their regular prices are lower than the biggest discount I have ever encountered at any other thrift.

Ok, this Thrift Shop is in Downtown Napa, it was quite busy on a Saturday. Parking be a little…read morechallenging but worth walking a block or so. Super friendly staff. My wife found two flannel shirts that are of great quality and will be warm during our chilly weather. Pricing was fair, my guess is 50% off of retail. It's a not a big shop like a Goodwill or Salvation, but it's larger the a boutique Thrift Shop. 1st room is mostly clothing, second room is books, dvds, CDs , houseware and electronics. (Very limited electronics). I did find a nice Cheese Knife Set for my Charcuterie collection Staff was super friendly. % Recommend

They have little kitchen utensils but everything else is in abundance. Plenty of furniture and…read moredecor items. The line gets way to long but for the most part moves fast.

I was looking for a specific canvas print for months and I called this location to see if they had…read moreit. I spoke with Carol ( the store manager on the homegoods side ) and she was so helpful! Not only did she locate the print, but she put it on hold for me as well! I drove 40 minutes after work to this location. I've never been to a Homegoods/Marshalls combo before! Definitely coming back here for sure!

The Pendleton and Skechers store were the most interesting in our last visit. Area is not super…read morecrowded so we felt comfortable and safe!

Quality/Quantity - Livermore Premium Outlets is still our favorite. If you are following, do I…read moresound like a broken record? Our guests were not able to make it to the Livermore outlets on this trip, so since we were in Napa, we decided to make a quick pit stop here for them. They visited a few businesses and bought some souvenirs from Tommy Hilfiger. 44 businesses - Only 3 of which were food & drink businesses; see their website. Decent size parking lot, but I think the entrance had a bottle neck. Not sure if the design is optimal...? Or maybe because it was raining and so dark that we did not get a clear view. Ambiance - See above. Right off the freeway 29, so very convenient. We have probably not been here for over 30 years...? Open 7 days a week, see website for specific hours. Service - Overall okay. Price - Depends on what you buy. I would say most businesses here are in the medium price range. Owner Comment - Congrats to the current owners of the Simon Property Group. 1960's Simon property group founded, REIT. Worldwide company with 232+ properties. 1993 Went public, IPO. 2004 Entered the outlet mall business with the acquisition of Chelsea Property Group.