Once thriving, then basically abandoned and now thriving again. This is an old school Sacramento…read moremall that is just now beginning to recover after years of neglect. It still has a ways to go, but what it currently offers is a promising start. Back in the 80s, when j in would come into Sac to visit my grandma, this was a classier place with a Macy's and a Gottschalks. Those store have long since disappeared and been replaced by the less classy Winco and a bunch of smaller shops. Most of the people who come here seem to go to the Winco, the bounce house spot called Reboundz or the movie theater, which I consider to be one of the better and lesser known theaters around. There are some small shops in between, most notable being the fantastic Luchador Coffee and Flaming Grill. Others are kind of knock off stores without a lot of traffic or name recognition. All in all, it's a place with more to offer almost every month. I'm glad it's on the mend and turning into a mall people frequent again!

Security allows teenagers to ride electric scooter full blast threw the mall one kid fell and…read morebusted his head wide open..Security just sat there on his phone.

It may be kind of weird to review a shopping center, but, this is one of my favorite shopping…read morecenters in Sacramento Parking is free everywhere within the shopping center, and outside of the fact that some people drive like maniacs in the parking lot, there's usually plenty of parking available. What I love about the shopping center, is that it generally is a one stop shopping experience for me. There are so many different stores, and it makes everything so convenient to get so much done First off, my beloved Trader Joe's anchors, one part of the shopping center, and there is a sprouts on the furthest end of the shopping center. Food, shopping, check! Then, there's a TJ Maxx, and Ulta, and Noah's bagels, and a number of other places to grab a bite to eat should you so feel inclined. I really wish that they would open up a Boba place somewhere in the center. I probably would never leave lol. There's a nail shop, a bank, and a chocolate shop that has now changed ownership. There is a mochi donut store that's getting ready to open! Great one stop shopping in town!

Town & Country Village Shopping Center has multiple of my favorite stores. I love to come here when…read moreI need groceries or household goods. I'm very grateful that Town & Country has Trader Joe's and Sprouts Farmers Market together in the same shopping center. So convenient. Not to mention TJ Maxx is there together with Ross. The shopping center also has many places to eat and drink. Shopping, eating, drinking, and picking up the groceries all can be done in one stop in Town & Country Village Shopping Center. The location is convenient. But I do see homelessness in the area. I think this is the new normal for California now!

I stopped at the shopping center looking for the latest seasonal trends. The clothing stores were…read morewell-stocked, and the staff helped me find pieces that felt high-end but didn't break the bank. The fitting rooms were clean, the quality of the fabrics was excellent, and the value compared to other malls was outstanding.

I always look forward to visiting the Pavilions whenever in the area! It's fun to browse the shops…read moreand makes me feel like an upscale shopper! There are also a number of excellent restaurants within also! Some of my favorite places are: Williams & Sonoma, Talbots Petites, Soma, Pavilions Shoes & Gifts, Cafe Bernardo, Piatti Ristorante & Bar, & Wildwood Kitchen & Bar. I love the upper class feel to this shopping center. It's such a nice change from the usual chain store malls. Lots of original stores, shops and places to eat. Calm, casual shopping is more my thing and this is the place to get away from the crowds of pushy people with uncontrollable children and teenagers. While you won't find discount department stores here, they make up for it with specialty merchandise that you may not find anywhere else. The shops are neat and clean, with pleasant atmospheres. Employees are friendly, polite and acknowledging when we enter the door. While I have to admit that as I grow older and on a fixed income, shopping in general is losing it's luster, this place lights a romantic spark as to what classy shopping is all about!

Arden town Center is an upscale shopping center located on the corner of Fair Oaks Boulevard and…read moreWatt Avenue. It has a dry cleaners, jewelry store, shoe repair, florist, beauty salon, nail salon, a Golden One, Beach Hut Deli, and a Starbuck's. In addition it has such specialty stores as the Good Feet, Kombat Soccer, Wellness Mart, and American Fly Fishing. The best part of Arden Town Center is its upscale restaurants. There is Café Vinoteca, Chinois East West Café, and Danielle's Creperie. I grew up within walking distance of Arden Town and have very fond memories of the stationary store, the hardware store and the variety store that use to be there. I can also remember the meat counter at the Holiday Market and the large Bee that was on the sign. I remember my father buying me breakfast at Party Time Doughnuts on our way fishing. I remember the hours spent browsing through the Arden Library looking for the perfect adventure books to read. I remember getting taps on my shoes at the shoe repair when I was in elementary school and my sister and I having new heel pads put on our boots when we were in high school. Not too long ago my girl friend and I went to Danielle's Creperie for breakfast and after eating we needed to use the rest rooms. We were walking toward the restroom when I realized I was in what use to be an outdoor passage way outside of the old Arden Library and all of those wonderful childhood memories came flooding back. I am so glad to see the old shopping center still thriving.

we eat & shop at many of these Arden Town Center tenants often. I just uploaded some photos and…read morewill try to get more. I even included some from over 50 years ago. If you have any old photos of the center or neighborhood = please contact me. Jon jg@corecre.com Thank you.

Just went to a VR experience at Market Square which was very cool and a great value. It was a…read morepresentation by Fever events inside the area that used to house the movie theater. Signage is poor but we found it anyway. Can't comment on the other vendors in this section of the Arden Fair mall which is at the Cheesecake Factory end, but being an annex area parking was significantly better than the mall overall.

I have not come to Market Square at Arden Fair Mall for a long time since the UA Theatres closed in…read morethis shopping center. I came to Market Square today to try to have dinner in the Hamburger restaurant inside the food court area. They are pretty good before the pandemic. Unfortunately! The restaurant is gone! Most of the businesses inside the building are closed too. I think they have 2-3 restaurants remaining in the food court. They are usually next to the UA Theatres. I guess all the restaurants in the food court suffer after the theatres are gone! The inside of the shopping mall looks like a ghost town. I don't think I want to have my dinner here. I am decided to have my dinner somewhere else!

I seem to be here a lot!…read more Some of my favorite stores lease "real estate" in Loehmann's Plaza! Wild Birds Unlimited being the main one. Loehmann's Plaza Shopping Center has been welcoming customers for a very long time. It is located in the Arden-Arcade area of Sacramento which is densely populated so Loehmann's is always busy. There are several entrances into the sprawling shopping center so drivers need to drive slowly and be cautious and alert. I have witnessed several fender benders in my time. There is something for everyone here. Save Mart is the grocery store anchor. Restaurants, service-oriented businesses (coffee, nail salon, pet food, bagels), so definitely a huge selection of whatever you might be looking for. Even a See's Candy store... my personal fav!:) Having a wide variety of businesses in one place is always a great value. Saves gas! Truth be told... Loehmann's really needs a face lift. A little sprucing up if you will. But I am not sure how that could be accomplished. In the meantime, check out the store/service directory if you are new to the area and take a moment to see if any of your favorite eateries or shopping stores might be listed. Oh! Last December Santa made an appearance at Loehmanns and it was a big hit. Happy shopping, eating, enjoying a cuppa coffee or picking up your favorite bundt cake. Cheers!

Loehmann's Plaza is one of the most convenient shopping centers in town. But because of that, it is…read morealso one of the busiest shopping centers with so many cars trying to look for parking all the time. The shopping center has all types of stores. From supermarket to retail stores and restaurants. The stores and restaurants I like to visit in Loehann's Plaza are Save Mart, Bento Box, Chipotle, Jacks Urban Eats, Janbo Juice, Pet Food Express, Smash Burger, Nothing Bundt Cakes, etc. The shopping center is not far from my work with lots of the stores I like. However, the parking lot here is one of the busiest and most confusing. A lot of drivers try to find parking and drive in circles. Sometimes, I get stuck in the parking lot and can't even get out!

TJ Maxx is definitely a guilty pleasure for me because I never know what I am going to walk out…read morebuying. My friend and I visited this past Sunday to do some Christmas shopping and I ended up buying at least 2 or 3 of the items I needed. This location is actually a lot cleaner and more organized than other locations which was nice! It is located off of Marconi Ave in the same shopping center as Trader Joe's and Five Below. They had a ton of wrapping paper and lots of great items for stocking stuffers and White Elephant gifts. I love finding random items that I never knew I needed! I bought around 8 items for under $60 so it was definitely a good deal! Staff were friendly and the check out line moved quickly!

TJ Maxx is one of my family's favorite stores. They often come here just to peruse the items that…read moreare available...and there is quite a wide selection of items in the store. Even if it is a bit of a drive from our house, we do visit every now and then. The store is quite expansive, and quite well lit. Me and my poor eyes don't have to squint to read the fine print or even make use of my glasses. There's the odd item on the floor left behind by uncaring or reckless customers...especially on busy days, so a bit of care should be exercised when walking the aisles. The place does get crowded, especially on the weekends. Parking feels a bit limited, but of course, a public lot is never under the store's control. The price is reasonable. And the staff, if on hand, are very helpful...trying to be cheerful on crowded, busy days. There's a lot to see, so be prepared to spend an hour or more during your visit. Not a bad place to spend your time...and money.