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.

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.

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 shopping center is located off ST-29 the Saint Helena Highway. It's quite tight and I had…read moretrouble negotiating it in the Sprinter van. Parking was also a challenge. Multiple buildings joined by a single parking area, you'll find professional offices, a pack and ship, ice cream, nail salon and yes, we were here for Squeeze Burgers. [Review 20997 overall - 514 in California - 1982 of 2023.]

IMHO In the days…read moreprior to the pandemic, V Marketplace had many retail businesses and galleries on the first and second floors. Sadly, it now houses maybe three remaining businesses, Kollar Chocolates, V Wine Cellar, and Bottega restaurant. It is a shadow of its former self. We still go in and visit the remaining businesses and sometimes utilize the restrooms (situated outside the back entrance, and up the stairs to your left. You need a code now to enter.) Definitely visit Kollar Chocolates and V Wine Cellar! The grounds are still beautiful but quiet. Will we return? Of course, with hopes that it will one day revive.

As far as I could tell, this place sells chocolate, wine, and Italian food. Maybe you can rent out…read morethe facility for a wedding. Not sure why else you'd go here.

This pretty and modern shopping center is an "entertainment destination" with a handful of…read morerestaurants, a health club, movie theater and hotel all surrounding a large parking lot. On the northwest corner of Imola and Gasser, Century movie theater https://www.yelp.com/biz/century-napa-napa, Hampton Inn & Suites (rather expensive for a Hampton) https://www.yelp.com/biz/hampton-inn-and-suites-napa-napa and restaurants including Southside Century https://www.yelp.com/biz/southside-century-napa, NapaSport Steak House https://www.yelp.com/biz/napasport-steak-house-napa-3, Forge Pizza https://www.yelp.com/biz/forge-pizza-napa and Chetuphon Thai https://www.yelp.com/biz/chetuphon-thai-bistro-napa. Some professional offices including 99.3 The Vine FM KVYN https://www.yelp.com/biz/99-3-fm-the-vine-napa and Naked Wines. I found the lot easy to navigate and well painted. The buildings are in good shape. [Review 17562 overall - 358 in California - 1080 of 2022.]

Finally checked this place off my bucket list and it couldn't have been a more perfect birthday…read morebrunch! The interior is absolutely stunning, and we got lucky with a table right by the fountain which made the whole experience feel extra special. We ordered the Lobster Roll, Italian Benedict, and Sweet Potato Fries, and everything was delicious. It's on the pricier side, but that's pretty much expected for the area and the ambiance you're getting. It gets busy fast so I definitely make a reservation if you're planning to go on the weekend.

Even if you're not currently shopping for furniture, this is a great place to check out. It is…read moreinspiring to just wander through the space and check out some of the gorgeously styled rooms. I have been here a few times for the restaurant but the gallery is always the cherry on top of my visit. There is a lot to see here and it's fun to pretend that I'm rich and imagine all the amazing things I could do with my house if I had an unlimited budget. It's dog friendly so I like to bring my pup to have lunch in the outdoor area of the restaurant and walk through the gardens and outdoor areas near the gallery as well. I definitely recommend a stop there to check them out, even if you don't think you have the budget to shop here. I haven't been disappointed yet.

Big boxes and chain fast food, but the mall seems to do a decent job. It is easily accessible from…read moreSoscol, the main roadway through Napa. Several entrances and exits and the one opposite the Target store has a traffic light. Home Depot, Raley's Office Depot are the big boxes but there is also Jack in the Box, In-N-Out, McDonald's, Taco Bell, Applebees, IHOP, Panda Express, Starbucks, El Pollo Loco, KFC and a Black Bear Diner. Lots of options for fast and fast casual. I spotted a tire repair shop, nail salon, hair salon and a gas station on the corner. The only thing missing is a frozen yogurt shop! [Review 17567 overall - 363 in California - 1085 of 2022.]

My go to place, for a quick bite to eat, Target, office supplies at Office Depot or plant stuff at…read moreHome Depot. Super big parking lot. But it has a lot of smaller stores and fast food joints like In and Out, Taco Bell, El Pollo Loco, Black Bear Diner, and Jamba Juice. It also has an AT & T store as well as a nail shop and chiropracter. Across the street, we recently acquired a new breakfast/brunch place - Huckleberry's, which replaced the only Denny's we had in town.