Outlet shopping with a Sprouts…read more Even from my house in Davis, this is closer than Sacramento. From Dixon? Even closer than that. Pretty nice to have a cleaned up farmers market-ish brick and mortar. It's a little more expensive than your average supermarket and that may be because most things are your buzzwords: "organic" "vegan". Woo hoo. The Restoration Hardware and Williams-Sonoma outlets are fun once in a while. Don't need furniture as often as I'm wanting fruits and veggies though, so I'm here for Sprouts more often than not. Parking is plentiful and access to this shopping center is simple, right off the freeway. Just be careful to not get on 505 going back to Davis. It's a bit of a detour to get back.

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.

It's got a Safeway, a dry cleaner, a bank, a tortilla store, a liquor store and a few others. But…read morehey, it's a shopping center so it needs an entry, right? Just off the freeway, very near drive thru central. It's a parking lot. Plain and simple.

Went back in and yes was still cringing in case I got the same experience as last time…read more However was pleasantly surprised how everyone working today was so kind and energetic. Felt like a great shopping day people everywhere just had positive vibes. Only downside is the pick up for online orders is all the way in the back. Wish that could be advertised better!

Hit and miss with the deals. Store manager was very rude. He had an attitude and was very…read moredismissive when I needed to return a purchase that was gifted to me. Alsoooo.... THIS STORE IS FREEZING. I don't even want to go in because it's so cold.

Isles need to be uncluttered, boxes all over the place, shelves were empty and needed to be…read morerestocked.

In a day of automated ice cube making machines, I returned to this location looking for something a…read morebit abnormal: ice cube trays. It is very easy to get lost in the maze that is the Dollar Store with its dishwashing liquids and frozen foods in such close proximity, but I asked an employee for such relics from a distant past and she produced two. For a dollar. Nice.

Place is closed down, but still on Vacaville Premium Outlets list of stores when you call! Wasted…read moretrip!

Came here for some all black socks and wanted to use my military discount to save a couple bucks…read morebut didn't have my iD in hand, had a digital copy and some papers work but the associate would not honor the discount. Which wasn't a big deal, understanding protocol and all. Service was okay. Store was organized and clean. Items were marked discounted or not so was shopping blindly and didn't want to be "that one" customer who keeps asking for "what's the price?" I did end up saving some sort of discount, but like I said the sales items weren't tagged or updated. I would have bought more items it the items displayed were more transparent. Not a wow experience, just okay.

It's a parking lot with stores in between streets. Woo hoo!…read more DavisWiki says: E Street Plaza sits across E Street from Peet's Coffee and Tea and Bizarro World. The plaza was created in 2000 by replacing a parking lot with an attractive plaza. It is bordered by Baskin Robbins, Yeti Restaurant, and RC iPhone Repair. It includes a performing area and benches for relaxing while you eat your ice cream or listen to the music on a summer night. The Davis Downtown Business Association has been organizing a spring/summer music series for a number of years now. A free parking lot was opened in 1966 after demolition of 1900-era homes to make way for a dense, walkable downtown. The lot became metered in 2008. (https://localwiki.org/davis/E_Street_Plaza) Not a huge selection. They have what they have and what you want may not be there. You know, like everywhere. It's a stretch to consider value when shopping here. Difficult to shop around. They have what they have... Service? Well they have a burrito place now? No more crêpe joint. Maybe grab an ice cream cone and sit around on a warm evening.

Whoa. In the past several years, the customer service here has been consistently disjointed. At…read moreleast for me. On my last visit, after browsing the shop for close to 10 minutes I walked up to a group of three staff that were talking amongst themselves near the front door. Oddly, they disbursed when I approached them. I swore I showered that day. Anyways, I intended to ask them a few questions and get assistance to pull an item off the high display shelf. After that non encounter, I wasn't feeling it. Odd vibe. But sadly par for the course for me here. So even though several purses caught my eye, I left and went to the Coach shop. There I found a beautiful pebble leather bag and engaging staff. I gotta say though the Michael Kors purses at the outlet are significantly marked down from retail. Plus the shop has a diverse and large selection of women's purses and wallets. They also carry a smaller selection of watches, sunglasses, jewelry, shoes, menswear, and luggage. The purses I was eyeing were the $65 small crossbody and $89 wristlet clutch.

This Michael Kors is located at the Vacaville Outlets!…read more I briefly visited on Saturday looking for some Crossbody options for my cousin and almost walked out with something for myself! I am still thinking about it as I type up this review - why didn't I just buy the bag? Now I'll have to go back very soon and purchase it - what a shame! They had a great selection of crossbody's that were listed from as low as $69 all the way to about $119 I believe - what a steal! They had lots of cheaper options for wallets as well. It's a great place to shop for gifts or for yourself - no judgement! Staff were friendly when I entered and asked if I needed any help! I will definitely be back for that bag soon!