Always good to come back to Napa Premium Outlets for shopping. We were to be in the vicinity for…read morewine tasting at Silverado Trail Napa, so planned ahead to shop on the way back. We took over 3 hours shopping at our favourite brand stores. Had an enjoyable time, found good deals. In the last few months some changes seem to have happened, there are no food places anymore, the restroom location has shifted and there are some snack and beverage vending machines placed in the area outside those. I like this placement better; the restrooms are now located centrally in the mall. Ample parking spaces which makes it convenient. Over all a good experience except for the brief not so worthy a moment at the Adidas store - the front desk person there - she is not a best customer servicing person. Maybe someone really needs to look into that aspect. Will come back soon!

Whenever we see an outlet center, we always have to go. This is a smaller outlet center with some…read morebigger commercial stores and we checked out most of them. There is also a coffee shop and a restroom that is clean. If you're looking for a mass scale outlet center, Vacaville is nearby. There is lots of parking and you can shop and check out the stores in one trip.

Quality/Quantity - Decent size local plaza. A few major anchors - Whole Foods, Trader Joe, Target,…read moreetc. Many brand names, see my pictures. Approximately 27 businesses. 8 food and restaurant options. 13 shopping options. 6 service businesses. Events; see their website. Ambiance - Again, a decent size mall. Plenty of parking, but more congestion near the 3 big anchors. Good thing I like to walk. Service - Overall good. It also depends on where you shop and what you do. Price - Slightly above average, but then again, we are in Napa! Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1962; glad to see that you are still thriving.

Trader Joes and Whole Foods in the same plaza. With a Target, a Pharmaca and a Cost Plus sharing…read morelots? Heaven! The only thing they are missing is Cooperfields Books, but other than that, this is stop is a must for those of us going along to Middletown. I can't tell you how many times I've seen customers, who were basking in the pools with us in Middletown, coming here to get a last bit to eat, cook, etc. on the way there or on the way back. I like coming here and look forward to it each and every time. They have some other places of interest such as Sift Baker and Heritage eats, but even without them, this would still be a place to stop and grab something to go. I look forward to it each and every time.

This is such an easy place to spend the day, especially since it was right outside our hotel at the…read moreArcher (which we picked for the rooftop bar). It's very walkable, feels safe, and has that nice open downtown layout where you can let kids wander a bit. This was helpful since we were meeting our nephews there for part of the day. Everything is close together, so you can go from wine tasting to shopping to coffee or dinner. We spent the afternoon popping in and out of shops and had a great time. I stopped into C'est La Paire looking for comfortable walking shoes and Deb was so sweet and helpful. I also loved Tay & Grace and Kalifornia Jean Bar--both had a ton of things I wanted to take home. We grabbed coffee at Deuces, which is super cute and local-feeling, and I picked up a gift for my nephews and my dog at Hopscotch & Bark (honestly one of the cutest shops)! We wandered into Eiko's for happy hour, which was gold - great prices and really solid sushi. Definitely try the Ricky Ricardo on Vacation and, oh my god, the Bluefin Avocado Sashimi is out of this world. We were walking back to the hotel and happened to hear some live music down at Tonewood & Courage, which was such a cool venue. Overall it's just an easy, enjoyable spot to spend the day with a little bit of everything and we didn't even have to get in our car. Everyone loved it!

We come here at least a few times a month. It's so nice to have a safe place to let your kids run…read morearound as you are shopping or eating. Kitchen Door is one of our family go-to spots. The wings (best everrrrr), the bahn mi, the pho... their pizzas. You can't go wrong. Same with Deuces Market. Great place to hang out outside. Love their chai. It's also a nice spot to grab a bottle of wine and relax. Just has a local feel. Eiko's has been a family favorite forever and one of us doesn't even eat fish - it has something for everyone... but you can't go wrong with any of their sushi rolls. We can't go to First Street without stopping at The Bennington and Copperfield's. My boys love picking out a new book. They have a great kid's section. And don't forget to climb the squirrel for 15 minutes, at least! :) Oh and we had the best date making our own candles/scents at Bougie. I highly recommend taking a class. Afterward, we had dinner at Hestan, and it was incredible! I highly recommend checking them out. Tonewood & Courage is such a local gem. I wish I could go to more of their shows, such a cool venue. I feel like locals miss out not coming to downtown often - we love it.

Taco bell, tractor supply, chevron, Verizon, att, redwood credit union and more…read more Shopping center visually appealing but stores are not. Walmart. Lots of parking. Off the main road.

Sans the Wal Mart, this is a great local shopping center. Don't get me wrong, I'm not…read morediscriminating against the type of people who shop at Wal Mart, I always appreciate a good deal on everyday necessities. Unfortunately, Wal Mart's past of treating it's employees poorly doesn't sit well with me. Back to the Napa Junction shopping center. If you are hungry they have many popular chains. My favorites here; Starbucks, Panda Express, Round Table, and Wing Stop. Also, conveniently located off Highway 29.

Vacaville Premium Outlets is one of those places we had driven past for years on trips north and…read moreback without ever stopping, even though we had heard plenty about it. We finally decided to make a dedicated shopping trip out of it, and I was honestly surprised by how large the outlet center is. There are well over a hundred stores, ranging from designer brands to more everyday retailers, so it's easy to spend an entire day there if you're not careful. We quickly realized it was best to focus on a handful of stores rather than trying to see everything. We ended up visiting places like Clarks, Adidas, Levi's, Banana Republic, and Gap. Every store we walked into had impressive sales for selected items or for everything in the store. Some of the prices were the best I had seen in a while. I walked away with two pairs of shoes and a pair of pants, though still nowhere near as much as my significant other bought! Overall, it turned into a fun and relaxing day. One helpful tip: it's an open-air outlet mall, so visiting on a nice day definitely makes the experience more enjoyable.

This is a large shopping center. It was large enough that it was pretty difficult to explore the…read morewhole center. I ended up skipping around focusing on the stores which really interested me. After I got tired, I realized I hadn't even covered half the center. Well, if you enjoy shopping, plan on a long day and you might wanna make a list of the stores that are of high interest. I don't think it's at all possible to visit every store in the center in one day. Overall, I like this outlet center a lot. It took a bit more travel time to get here, but certain stores are pretty unique. I inadvertently ended up at the far corner of the center, which sure made parking really easy.

I spent about 45 minutes walking around this location the other day and I have to say it definitely…read morehas that dying mall feel... gray lighting, empty storefronts, and not a lot of customers. There were more than a few spots but seemed empty and underutilized and there is definitely room for improvement. It's a decent size and I know it's been around for a long time. It also seemed pretty clean and fairly well organized. There are plenty of stores and I probably checked out at least a half a dozen but didn't really find anything that I was looking for. If you needed something specific and the store was in this mall, I could definitely see people coming here regularly to grab what they need but it's just not a place I would come often to just walk around and shop. It's fine for what it is, but I do hope that they put some effort into revitalization because this could be a great shopping mall again.

Unfortunately, there's not much to offer in this mall. The highlight for me was H&M and Chey'las…read moreSoul Food. There were a lot of accessory/jewelry, tennis shoe and eateries.There is a Macy and JCPenney department stores but overall the mall is lackluster.

Silverado Plaza has a mix of shops. Since it isn't far from the Napa River, its Starbucks is a…read morehomeless magnet, and the mall itself has kind of a run-down look, despite having a Nob Hill Grocery Store that's called "Snob Hill." The CVS comes across a sketchy place with its abandoned garden center, despite the fact it ISN'T 24 hours. For its drawbacks, it has more positives than negatives. It has the great High Tech Burrito, with its Asian-Mexican fusion (teriyaki, yellow curry) The people at Super Cuts are friendly&give great haircuts. The Jamba Juice is refreshing. The Papyrus Store shows that people still do use stationery, even in the age of email and Skype/FaceTime. The Cold Stone Creamery&the New Age Sacred Mists stores are long gone. The New Age store had replaced an organic/health food store. Silverado Plaza is a great place to stock up for the morning, for walking along the Napa River, or heading up the Silverado Trail.

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It's been at least 5 years since I was last here and in most cases the stores in a shopping center…read morecome and go with the economy with h exception of this particular Nordstrom which has been here since this mall opened. Was here on an overcast day so enjoyed just chilling at the fire pit near Nordstroms!

Holiday magic is alive at the Village in Corte Madera! Trees are up and the holiday lights are…read morebright. From Nordstrom's cozy finds to Free People's festive flair and a little tech at the Apple Store, this local loves every moment of the season! Time to shop, sip, and celebrate! Note: The holiday spirit is alive with wonderful staff and service all around. Black Friday holiday value and sales.

The Elk Grove Commons shopping center is on the corner of Elk Grove Boulevard and Bruceville. A…read morevery busy parking center. Lots of shopping here! My favorite is Trader Joe's! There's Kohl's, Dress Barn, UPS Store, Tilly's, Home Goods, rePlanet Recycling, Cost Plus World Market, Starbucks, Golden One Bank, Mattress Store, nail shop, Pho, Sushi, cookie shop, and so on!! Plenty of parking unless it's during peak times. There's a mailer that goes out to the neighborhood that updates us on the activities. They keep this center very clean. I always see someone pushing a large trash bin and sweeping. ( Shame on those folks who throw their trash out!! ). It's nice to have a thriving neighborhood shopping center. Feels good to live here and support local shopping. Whether it's a big box store or small ma and pa shop, it's important support local shopping to support our city!

Love this place. This is how a neighborhood mall should be, maybe with a theater added though. Not…read moremany, if any, vacant spaces here and I can see why... this place is at a great location to thrive. You can do almost everything here without having to leave. There's grocery shopping at Trader Joe's and Cost Plus World Market, banking with Golden 1 Credit Union, dessert at the Cookie Jar, grab a burger at Carl's Jr., supplement your health with vitamins at GNC, etc. There's also a Sally Beauty Supply, UPS Store, Kohl's, and America's Tire. Did I mention Home Goods? Too many stores to list! It's not always the case that you find a mall this size with such a varied offering, and there's more than I listed above. Parking is plentiful and this place is well kept considering the amount of traffic that comes through here. I fully expect this place to continue to thrive after, or if, the new Costco is built just across the street. I highly recommend this shopping center! Support Elk Grove businesses!

Nice friendly stores. Not crowded…read more Great place to get your hair cut. The grocery store changes but they are good folks. Local people.

Westlake Plaza is pretty cute! I really like the selection of things they have here, especially…read moresince West Davis is so far from all the downtown Davis goodness. Not only is there the Westlake Market for your weekly groceries, but they also have beauty salons, a number of eateries, *~MANDRO~*, and a bunch more. I believe that Lamppost Pizza, Shanghai Town, and Chuy's Tacqueria are here, so you have a decent selection of places to drop by for a meal. My favorite boba place, Mandro Teahouse, is also here! The other businesses nearby, like Abba Salon and Mattress Express, I don't frequent much nor do most college students, so I can only imagine that mostly locals go there. I also go to Family Dollar quite often for my cheapo college student needs LOL. Still cool to have so much variety in such a small plaza, though :) Really accessible-- there are two bus stops that are on each side of the plaza, one near Family Dollar on Arlington and the other across the parking lot on Lake. I bus or walk here from my apartment from time to time to get groceries or study at Mandro. For the apartments in West, I think this little plaza is super convenient and useful. Every once in a while, they have a small food truck festival in the parking lot that features local eats. I'm not too sure of the exact dates but there is one during Picnic Day which gets pretty popular! It's awesome that they have little things that build and engage the community.