Visited December 17th and 18th…read more Great restaurants and shops are in the immediate area! Catch a game at Golden One or a concert and then enjoy everything this area has to offer! The skating rink is across the street from my picture along with Butcher and Barrel and Sauced just steps away! So fun to be at DOCO! They have upped their Security which is great! Btw...I feel totally safe during the day in this area but wouldn't personally venture out at night unless with a group.

The weekend Market at DOCO drew a pretty decent crowd. There were quite a few small businesses…read morerepresented with unique gift ideas for the holiday season. The mall was decorated for the holidays with plenty of Christmas trees and reefs, from the Ice Rink on 7th Street to the west end parking lot by Holiday Inn and the underground walkway to Old Sacramento. I enjoyed visiting the booths, and stopping by the Kings store to see the new merchandise. There are plenty of public parking lots with two that I know of on J Street, L Street and 3rd Street entrances that validate at restaurants and some stores in DOCO. Some validate for 2 hours, some for 90 minutes to cushion the total cost of parking. I have always loved this area in downtown Sacramento.

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!

Adj: Comprehensive and Convenient…read more Ahh, Delta Shores, Delta Shores, how you've grown. As long time Sacramentans, we keep up w/development news and I recall when my hubby first told me about this huge shopping complex coming up between Elk Grove and Land Park off I-5. It was just empty land for so long, but suddenly, there were going to be lots of homes getting built here and traffic might get real heavy, but first infrastructure has to come up first and a shopping complex, the biggest anchor of which was going to be a Walmart and also RC Willey, the furniture home store. This was back in 2018 and now, just w/a blink of an eye, it's been here over 7 years! We come here quite a lot as it's conveniently located for us and there's a lot of a little bit of everything here. From coffee and some sweet treats at Panera or Starbucks, to getting a haircut at Great Clips, to getting groceries and essentials at the Super Walmart, to arts and crafts supplies at Hobby Lobby, we really could and sometimes do spend several hours here. Then there's the many clothing stores from Ross to Old Navy to the boutique stores, everyone's style can be found at Delta Shores. I personally enjoy browsing Daiso b/c there's so many cute things here and the knick knack patty whacks here are often really useful by design in Japan even if they're made in China quality, but great value and affordable prices, lol... We enjoy coming to the theatre here too, to catch a (usually kids) movie, but occasionally a date night movie too. The dining choices here are endless from fast food In-N-Out, Habit Burgers, or Sonic for burgers, or Chipotle for a quick but "fancier" burrito or Panda Express for Chinese food, to more sit-down places like Koshi Ramen and Firehouse Crawfish, we've always found something we like so that we're not having the same cuisine over and over. We like the sweet treat places here too for a healthier drink at Jamba Juice or a mochi donut at Happy Mochi or a boba drink at Tastea. After that you can walk off your meal or dessert at RC Willey or Floor & Decor In short, Delta Shores has so much to offer b/c of how it's just massive and it houses so many different kinds of shopping, dining, desserts, coffee shops, and even practical services like a dentist office with multiple specialties and also other services like internet and mobile w/the Xfinity store or T-mobile and you can even mail your packages at a UPS store. They even hold festivals every semi-annually or so for the community to draw more shoppers and allow their stores to display their goods and services. Overall, this is a comprehensive shopping plaza and it provides lots of products and providers in one convenient location.

I remember when Delta Shores Shopping Center was still being built. I'd see it come up slowly (and…read morethen quickly) as I drove from Elk Grove to work. It's been quite a few years and it's now an established shopping hub in the greater Sac area, but especially for those who live along the I-5 corridor between Elk Grove/Stockton and downtown Sac. We come here quite often since it's got a little bit of everything we need. From the Walmart Superstore where we can really find most things we need for our household, to various eateries, to an occasional movie a theatre, to treats at candy (See's), cookies (Crumbl) and ice cream (Cold Stone's) shops, etc., we really can spend a whole day here. Our family likes to come for their seasonal fairs. They're fun for my kids and there's a lot going on w/booths to play games and samples to try, and vendors give out coupons so we can try out new stores that just opened up. The Delta Shore staff really put on pretty good events w/these fairs to drum up business for their tenants and the vendors who do come out and set up booths are friendly and hardworking b/c it's a long day for them. 1-star off b/c the parking can get busy/hard to find a spot in certain popular areas and some people drive aggressively and pedestrians really have to watch to not get run over, cars too, no one wants fender benders. Patience, people, patience. During covid, there was a rash of car break-in's too, but I think they've improved their security now, so I've not heard or seen more incidents. All in all, we're glad this is a conveniently located larger shopping plaza where we can get a lot of grown up business taken care of (auto at Walmart, internet stuff at Xfinity, etc.), but still have some nice meals and a treat once in awhile w/o breaking the bank or widening the waistline.

Stockton Square is one of the many shopping centers in the South Sacramento Chinese/Vietnamese…read morecommunities. It has many Chinese/Vietnamese restaurants, bakeries, and shops that include haircuts, skincare, etc. The parking lot is so busy, and the section close to Stockton Blvd is crowded, and hard to get in and out sometimes. Parking spaces are hard to get. However, the parking lot close to 65th Street is empty most of the time because lots of the retail spaces have been vacant for many years!

It's yet another parking lot with a Nugget Market. Trust me, been there a few times. The…read moreStarbucks relatively recent built was remodeled from a fast food restaurant. Yay drive thru Starbucks. Wok of Flame, Taqueria Guadalajara and other new restaurants are coming as well but again, mainly a parking lot. Once again, for Nugget. Get your clothes cleaned as well. Please, try again to say I haven't been there.

Laguna Village is a busy shopping center at the border of Sacramento and Elk Grove. Very convenient…read morelocation. This is the shopping center I come to because of 24 Hours Fitness, T & 5 Bakery, Pho Le, UA Theaters, etc........ The parking lot is huge, clean, and looks safe to me. Many of my favorites stores are here too.

Located in the heart of the greater Sacramento area, shopping district, directly across the street…read morefrom Roseville Galleria Mall Located immediately off of the I-80 and I-65 freeways, servicing the City of Roseville. This is pretty much a busy shopping center with nearby city close by, conveniently easy to get to. People love coming here. Famous stores like Nordstrom Rack, Best Buy, Michaels, Barnes & Noble, Old Navy, Famous Footwear, Marshall's, Ulta, Bucca Di Beppo, PF Chang's, Men's Warehouse & Red Robin, etc... to name a few. With so many choices of departments store to choose from, it's a bargains or great value. This place is unique in their own way, from design and presentation, it's pretty nice. If you're in the area, stop by and say hi. Enjoy it here or on the go. Share your experience. P.s. Don't forget to smile cause you're beautiful. SYOY!

Total Nostalgic. I remember back in the day we'd stop here every time we went to Grandma's it was…read morethe halfway point in our drive. I loved riding the hobby horses. I don't recall taking the train ride, but for only $5 it's a must do for kiddos these days. Cheaper than a trip to Disneyland. What I really recall is the giant gingerbread people they used to have in their bakery. My parents would never get me one, but every time I saw them the drool was on. They also had quick breads like zucchini bread and the such. I'm a sucker for zucchini breads and other quick breads. I went a few years back ready to get my ginger bread man and some quick bread and to my dismay they don't have any of that anymore. Being an adult now I was so ready to buy all those things my parents wouldn't buy me. Being an adult has those perks. Now the Nut Tree is a place made up of restaurants and some key stone stores such as Ultra and Old Navy. If you hunt around you can find Sees. I really wanted to go to Sees today, but we ran out of time to make the trek over there. We did have time to explore Kirkland. I've never been to a Kirkland before and it turned out to be a real fun store. They had a great deal on diffusers. 1/5 the price of the ones I saw in Fort Bragg. I found one that I LOVED the scent to in Fort Bragg, but couldn't rationalize spending the money on it. I almost got one of the cheaper ones at Kirkland, but resisted as I really didn't need to spend the money today. I need to save up for the Berry Festival in Woodland this weekend and I bought too much stuff in Fort Bragg this weekend. We did go to Fenton's and shared a cone of black cherry and loved every bite the last time we were at the Nut Tree. It's hard to resist a cone from Fenton's when you stop at the Nut Tree. They are located to the right of the big Nut Tree sign and next to the bathrooms that are on the Left. We walk by it all the time as we go to the bathroom for our potty stop. Just thinking about it I'm drooling. We also stopped buy Old Navy. They always have tons of cute tees for $10, which is a good deal in my book for new shits. They had a ton for cute skirts and dresses, but they weren't a style I'd wear so we walked out empty handed. That was our stop in the Nut Tree this time. It's always a solid rest break and potty stop on our way.

Children's play area + food area + supercharger -- kinda perfect for our family roadtrips in the…read moreTesla. Fentons here is a nice plus. :)