Is Arden Fair my favorite mall? No, but it is close to where I live and always gets the job done!…read more Arden Fair is a big sized mall with plenty of parking - it obviously gets pretty busy on the weekends and especially around the holidays! When I visit, I usually stop into stores like Claire's, Foot Locker, Hot Topic, Lush, Macy's and Sephora. They also have a Miniso, Pandora, Spencer's, Coach and a brand new Pop Mart - just to name a few! Their food court is pretty decent offering Charley's Phillysteaks, Taco Bell, Panda Express and even Sbarro. They also offer different places to eat and grab drinks around the mall such as Cinnabon (my family's personal favorite), Jamba Juice, Wetzel's Pretzels and Hot Dog on a Stick. Santa and the Easter Bunny even visit for photos during their respected holidays! Overall, I'm not really sure what to say about the value, each business is differently priced obviously depending on where you go and the service is the same. I tend to only come to Arden Fair Mall when I need something specific and try my best to get in and out!

Feels like this place has been ghosted! Kinda like the NewPark Mall in Newark, CA. Look it up for…read morefunsies...it's been dead for a while. Was never really all that great unless you were a nearby teenager who thought it was sooooooooo cool to cruise the mall back in the day. Well it's no longer back in the day so I cruised the mall at lunchtime on a weekday! (wut up *gang sign*) At present, being lunchtime on a weekday, the parking lot is less than 20% full so park like a dork and take up three spaces with your nifty Honda if you want. Short walk to the front doors and there's an automatic slide door on the right as you enter the main set of doors. Service was fine. There's an Apple store for the fruity folks and trust me when I say go on a weekday at lunch time for no wait. It's true. Selection is getting thinner and thinner. Amazon is winning the war and it shows. Value...was there ever really a value coming to the mall? Delinquent youths aside, the value was partially social when this existed as an actual destination. And trust me, you can find it cheaper on Amazon...delivered to your door.

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!

You have the mall which is just someplace to hang and walk around. Then you have a MALL where you…read moreactually want to shop, wander and spend some time there. Visiting friend and killing time, it was a given to check this place out. It's quite big if I say so. Obviously another Westfield chain which is one of the better one. There's loads of shops to add to it. Could be the main shopping center in town. One stop shop with furniture and home and retail. It's nice to walk into a mall which had all three big home furnishings. Plus they were all pretty close to each other. Crate and Barrel, Restoration Hardware, and Pottery Barn. There's also a strip where it house the higher end retail shop. Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Saint Laurent, Tiffany and so on. Of course you have all the classic shop that's pretty much in all the malls. Department store, Nordstrom, Macy's and JC Pennys. A beautiful layout of everything with a nice modern decor. Two floors of shops and more shops. There's also a movie theatres located inside. Honesty, I'm sure there's more things which I didn't even have the chance to wander through the whole place. Both some restaurant nearby as well as the food court. If you have a nice mall, you know it's going to bring people in. There was plenty of parking both with the parking structure and lot.

Glitzy! This shopping center is anchored by Nordstrom's, Macy's, a big mutli-cinema, etc... There…read moreare many other corporate shops that you know and love here. Pottery Barn, Cheesecake Factory, Nespresso, Zara, JC Penny's. And of course lots of smaller shoes, shoes, shoes shops, womens / young ladies fast fashion, sports logo clothing for the guys, Several high end restaurants. The requisite food court on the second floor has many economical chains. The only Shake Shack in Roseville is here. The mall is spacious. It's always sparkling clean. (Well, with the exception of the always crowded and sticky food court eating area). I highly recommend that you visit during the week. Avois Saturday & Sunday as this place is crowded, hectic and somewhat unpleasant. If mega-mall shopping is not your thing but you want some retail therapy go across Roseville Parkway to the Fountains. It's an outdoor shopping center, a very nice one. Calmer vibe and fresh air.

Overall good. If you don't mind crowds and taking 15 minutes to look for parking, the prices are…read morereasonable.

I was in the area and this is my first time being here. I like the shops it's spread out & similar…read moreto premium outlet in Livermore. The selection of stores is plentiful but to my disappointment, there was no luxury brands here like the Livermore Outlet. Adidas and Vans has 40 + 50% off on select items. For front parking at the main entrance the outlet charges a fee however there is free parking outside the main entrance. It's a nice outlet to visit however I don't think I would come back because of the limited selection of luxury stores and the parking situation.

Wonderful plaza that west Sacramento has! From Panda Express, Lowe's, great clips, streets of…read moreLondon, all state, yolk credit union, it has it all. Wonderful and great environment. Parking is never a hassle. Not to mention it is safe as well.

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.

Laguna Crossroads is at the center location of Elk Grove/Laguna Creek Community. The biggest store…read morein the shopping center is Target, together with Michaels, Petco, Ross, Five Below, and many, many more stores and restaurants. This is the busiest shopping center in Elk Grove, with thousands of people shopping at the stores and having lunch or dinner with their friends or family. I think I shopped here more than any other shopping center in the Elk Grove area. The parking lot is enormous but very busy. You will have no problem finding a parking space, but no guarantee it will be close to the store or restaurant you're going. The area is safe, and the parking lot is clean. I feel very comfortable parking my car here when I'm shopping.