An amazing curated thrift store that has hidden gems at great prices. Lots of women's and kids…read moreclothing and shoe options, most from high end brands. Toys for kids to play while you shop and the nicest owner. Truly a highlight to come to while in town. You will absolutely find something special here!

Been wanting to make my way to this little shop for so long. Got my daughter packed up, just to…read morearrive and the door be locked and no one on site. Waited another 5 minutes and left.

I love this store. I can go in with my kids and let them play at the play area and watch a movie…read morewhile I shop. Its a locally owned business and has been in the community for years. I just moved to the area and brought in clothes for consignment. I noticed on the contract that it was up to me to check back at specific times for my sales, which is different from other consignment stores I have been a member of. Good selection, and you can call and request items too.

AWFUL, TERRIBLE, service. There are things that have been there for over a year. I know because…read morethere is crib bumper I liked and I was waiting for it to go on sale but it never did. I was 3 months pregnant. I just went back today and it's still there!!! Not on sale!! I don't know how they make money. Ridiculously overpriced. I may as well buy new. The place is filthy.

IMHO Not surprised…read morethat I found some great deals here. I like deep discounts and this place has them. I left with two Pocket T-shirt dresses, $12.99 each, and a pair of black leggings in stretch jersey, $17.99. Husband was able to find a pair of Gap Fit Weekend shorts at 50% off, $24.99. Receipt said our total discount was $81. Not bad. Store is bright and clean.

Gap usually have the best bargains compared to most (if not all) of the stores in any outlet…read moreshopping centers. This one absolutely did not disappoint. They were having a mad sale on their women's jeans so I got a couple of those. They had a great selection off their clearance items as well, so I got a handful of things (for me and for gifting.) As I got rung up, I learned that everything I got was cheaper than I calculated and, "If you use your Gap card, it's an additional 20% off. It ends today." Finished one transaction and told my cashier, "I'll be right back." They were practically giving away their stuff for free! I was told it's to make room for more new things. Fine by me, there are some lucky peeps I thought of who are (unknowingly) about to score some Gap gear! Excellent service, excellent bargains. Highly recommending! NOTE: They charged me twice for an item, but nothing that wasn't resolved at The Gap Outlet - San Leandro. No biggie!!!

I love finding places like this when I travel, as I'd much rather purchase a souvenir from a local…read moreartist or maker than pick up something mass produced. The store itself is super bright, clean, and cute. It's filled with all sorts of fun things to discover, and I spent some time in here browsing, seeing if I could find a treasure to take home with me. My group of gals was on the hunt for some kind of matching sweatshirt we could all purchase and I was a little disappointed that they didn't' have much of a selection in that area, though the ones they did have were super cute. Overall, if I was back in the area I'd for sure stop in. I feel like whether you're a tourist, or local, there would be something here for you.

I love these stores but this location specifically rubbed me the wrong way. I stepped into the…read morestore and wasn't greeted nor was I approached to provide assistance. While I was in the store, multiple people entered and were all kindly greeted and approached to provide assistance. There were a few things I would have liked to purchase but understanding that I was being purposely ignored made me not want to buy anything. As I was looking at items, I was even close to the sales person yet she still chose to ignore me.

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!

Quality/Quantity - Livermore Premium Outlets is still our favorite. If you are following, do I…read moresound like a broken record? Our guests were not able to make it to the Livermore outlets on this trip, so since we were in Napa, we decided to make a quick pit stop here for them. They visited a few businesses and bought some souvenirs from Tommy Hilfiger. 44 businesses - Only 3 of which were food & drink businesses; see their website. Decent size parking lot, but I think the entrance had a bottle neck. Not sure if the design is optimal...? Or maybe because it was raining and so dark that we did not get a clear view. Ambiance - See above. Right off the freeway 29, so very convenient. We have probably not been here for over 30 years...? Open 7 days a week, see website for specific hours. Service - Overall okay. Price - Depends on what you buy. I would say most businesses here are in the medium price range. Owner Comment - Congrats to the current owners of the Simon Property Group. 1960's Simon property group founded, REIT. Worldwide company with 232+ properties. 1993 Went public, IPO. 2004 Entered the outlet mall business with the acquisition of Chelsea Property Group.

Selection is very limited. The store is a mess and the bathrooms are disgusting. The whole outlet…read moreis just sad. I would not recommend coming here and it's dirty.

Great service! Greeted at the door by a sweet girl who was…read morebusy working hard yet she had great energy and was eager to help.

This has got to be the best Nike Factory Store I've been to. Every few years I like to purchase new…read moreNike Pegasus shoes. I specifically like the traditional black ones. I typically go to Virginia or Florida outlet stores and can never find this specific style. This was my first time visiting a California one. It was busy as typical, but somehow didn't feel overcrowded. Another thing I noticed was that everything felt really organized. Usually when I visit Nike outlets it feels like everything has been rummaged through, this felt very clean and organized. I was able to find the shoes I want for about $90. They had a great selection of other shoes too. The people who worked here were really kind and helpful. There was a long line to checkout, but some of the sales associate would come to the next person in line to check them out with credit card. You aren't saving TONS of money, but you can find a nice deal for Nikes. This is the best one I've visited.

Well stocked huge store - footwear, apparel and accessories all available. attentive staff, enough…read moreparking available right outside. We like shopping here.

Community projects thrift is actually a very good thrift shop. It's well rounded. It has many…read morecategories of products, such as clothing for both men women and children. A selection of China that ranges from vintage/high-quality to more ordinary items with high kitchen value. I've certainly purchased my share of mixing bowls and measuring cups. The clothing is a little bit more hit and miss. I tend to show up when the entire store is 50% off and by the time you do that the store has been picked over. So my impression of the clothing area is worn with very unexciting brands. The book section isn't too bad. I'm a big fan of cookbooks and gardening books. There was actually a quite decent selection of both. But let's face it my home library of both has a better than decent selection. I always succumb to the fabrics. I can't resist something beautiful no matter how tiny the swatch. The stationary section is usually quite useful. I'm always running out of a little bit of this and that and this particular section always has a little bit of this and that. Usually, I run into at least one appliance where I think I might need it, but not right now, but the price is so compelling that I'm tempted to buy it just as a backup. However, space considerations put a quick stop to this type of thinking. The truth is, I always find a lot of stuff that is very compelling, but I'm unable to buy it because I have no place to store it. On the other hand, I've discovered that Napa has so many outstanding thrift stores that community projects thrift is slowly fading into the background. I'm a bit sorry about this because clearly I have a soft spot for this thrift. But realistically, it's a very well, run thrift, that fits a specific niche. It will take care of a good part of anyone's Thrifting strategy. But there are thrifts that are so outstanding, that community projects clearly cannot compete. If you want a thrift that is also well rounded, but with more selection ( not necessarily better.) consider Eco thrift in Vallejo. If you want a very large thrift that specializes in furniture, dining room, supplies for renovation, home building. You need to go to Habitat for humanity ReStore. It literally has no competition. If you want extremely high-end, unique, designer clothing, and absolutely superb home accessories you must go to American Cancer discovery shop in Napa. Yes it's kind of pricey for a thrift. On the other hand, the odds that you'll find items of this quality in any other thrift are low to none. Goodwill in Napa was an eye-opening experience for me. My previous experience with Goodwill was, lack of any quality products, surprisingly high prices for well, I thought of it as crap. This particular Goodwill is extremely well stocked with clothing, primarily for men and women. The quality of the clothing beats the eco thrift, Sutter, Solano, and community projects thrift. It sure beats hunting for that one item that is of acceptable quality, style, and fit, and reasonable price. There isn't enough space for the other items that you expected a thrift. Small selection of books, almost 0 selection of furniture, tiny selection of electronics, even the knickknacks were puny. I was surprised by the amount of luggage. Some of the pieces were actually kind of desirable except I have all the luggage I need. All in all I would not bother with this thrift except to hunt for some nice clothes. I love the Echo Shop in Saratoga. The major reason why I hardly ever buy clothing at any other thrift is because of the Echo Shop. My wardrobe is completely stuffed with clothing that I adore. Just fair warning, first I became a customer, then I became a donor, then I volunteered, and then they elected me to the board. So obviously, I am deeply invested in this store. And for those of you who are either on a super tight budget or just love, amazing bargains, go to the Sutter Solano thrift in Vallejo. It's pretty small so the selection is limited, but the prices are the lowest I have ever seen. Their regular prices are lower than the biggest discount I have ever encountered at any other thrift.

Ok, this Thrift Shop is in Downtown Napa, it was quite busy on a Saturday. Parking be a little…read morechallenging but worth walking a block or so. Super friendly staff. My wife found two flannel shirts that are of great quality and will be warm during our chilly weather. Pricing was fair, my guess is 50% off of retail. It's a not a big shop like a Goodwill or Salvation, but it's larger the a boutique Thrift Shop. 1st room is mostly clothing, second room is books, dvds, CDs , houseware and electronics. (Very limited electronics). I did find a nice Cheese Knife Set for my Charcuterie collection Staff was super friendly. % Recommend