Great to see more local superchargers pop up! Very convenient place to charge with many restaurants…read moreand stores within walking distance. This charging station is also right off the main interstate (highway 80).

Five stars for being conveniently located in the parking lot of the Solano Town Center Mall's Food…read moreCourt. But mi us one star for being so far from the freeway . This is still a better stop than Vacaville while traveling between Sacramento and the Bay.

It's convenient being next to the mall with plenty of well-lit charging stalls, although it only…read morecharges up to a maximum of 150 kW.

This location has 12 superchargers with up to 250kW max…read more Conveniently located inside a Safeway complex near the Vacaville Premium Outlets. The closest Tesla Supercharger would be inside the outlet shop compound with slower 16 superchargers up to 150kW max.

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.

Convenient place to charge between San Francisco and Sacramento…read more Located right off Nut Tree Road and the 80, right across from Aldo and Banana Republic. Charging time is pretty quick in comparison to the stations in the south Bay Area. Was able to fully charge from 20 miles to 250 in the time it took us to walk to In-and-Out, place an order, and finish our meal... or in other words, about 45 minutes. Only downside to this station is the lack of overhang during rainy days or extremely hot temperatures and the fact that it is a few minutes walking distance to restaurants for those who were hoping to grab some food right across from the bays.

I pretty much consistently max out at 72kW here now even though it is listed as a 150kW station…read more I'm not sure what the issue is here because I get a higher rate than this at every other non-urban (72kW max) supercharger. I do like that there are plenty of stalls, not so much that my wife spends $$ at the outlets when we stop here to charge.

Can I give 5 stars because I didn't have to wait for a charger... maybe that's not the point of the…read morestars but today it's a big thumbs up! This location is a bit tough if the outlets are busy - earlier in the day. In the evening or when the stores are closing it's great! The hard part is just knowing who is waiting for a charger and somehow there still isn't much of a process to say - I'm next - in this EV world.

Not enough shade, wow. This charging location gets hot. This Electrify America charging station can…read morebe found within the Nut Tree Outlets. It's nice because you can go shopping while waiting for your car to charge. No restroom close by. The total of 7 chargers make this site a "quicker" spot than most I have visited.

This is THE best place to charge your EV!…read more Located on the heart of San Francisco, this easy to get to charge station, is truly perfect. You enter, ( it's one way) and pull into one of the open spaces ( there's at least 12), click your card, and charge away! These are all fast level three chargers, and they reasonably priced. The entire building is immaculately clean, and if you don't want to hang in your car while it's charging, there's an enclosed lobby, where you can sit and enjoy some quiet time, grab a snack from the vending machine, or get some last-minute things done on your phone or laptop. Once you're done, and you head out of the exit, it's a one-way street, so it makes it easy to jump back into the thick of the San Francisco streets!

"Flagship" is spot on. Tons of charging stations with wide parking spaces, inside a nice garage…read more Indoor waiting areas are so clean and roomy, with nice seats. Work stations. Conference room. Clean restrooms that require a code. Security. Vending machines. A small coffee vendor would be nice. I didn't walk around the neighborhood or anything since I'm not familiar with the surrounding neighborhood. Oh - these chargers also allow you to charge to 100%, if you need it.

I had a very nice experience at Sky River. Mina was so very helpful in searching for a specific…read moreslot machine. She went out of her way to look it up on her phone and walked us to the exact machines and wished us luck. Angie was also helpful when I won.

Sky River Casino: 24/7 Casino with Lots to Do!!!…read more Sky River Casino is open 24 hours, but guests must be 21+. Opened in August 2022, it's huge, with 2,500 slot machines, 81 table games, 18 restaurants and bars, and bright screens and lights everywhere. Parking: Free, with a large covered garage (1,600 spaces) plus outdoor parking. Valet is also available. Restrooms: Clean, bright, and well maintained. FOOD: The Market has 10 food spots with everything from street tacos and sushi to pizza and desserts. Most close around 10pm, but the breakfast counter is open 24 hours. Non-alcoholic drinks like coffee, water, and soft drinks are complimentary while actively playing. Free alcohol isn't provided on the casino floor. I was impressed to learn that players have already won more than $5.7 million in table-game jackpots this year! There's also a big expansion underway since April 2026, with a new 300-room hotel, luxury spa and salon, Vegas-style outdoor pool, and botanical atrium coming. Birthday perks: Up to $1,000 in Free Play through Swipe & Win, a $5 dining credit, plus a chance to win $250 in Free Slot Play through the monthly drawing. ***Biggest downside for me: Smoking is allowed throughout the casino floor, with no designated non-smoking area. The lingering cigarette smell can be pretty strong. Cannabis smoking is prohibited. They also host events like Ladies Night at the Humidor with bourbon and cigars, plus live DJs on Friday and Saturday nights. Overall, a huge casino with plenty of food, entertainment, and amenities, but the smoke is definitely a dealbreaker for me.

I spent about 45 minutes walking around this location the other day and I have to say it definitely…read morehas that dying mall feel... gray lighting, empty storefronts, and not a lot of customers. There were more than a few spots but seemed empty and underutilized and there is definitely room for improvement. It's a decent size and I know it's been around for a long time. It also seemed pretty clean and fairly well organized. There are plenty of stores and I probably checked out at least a half a dozen but didn't really find anything that I was looking for. If you needed something specific and the store was in this mall, I could definitely see people coming here regularly to grab what they need but it's just not a place I would come often to just walk around and shop. It's fine for what it is, but I do hope that they put some effort into revitalization because this could be a great shopping mall again.

Unfortunately, there's not much to offer in this mall. The highlight for me was H&M and Chey'las…read moreSoul Food. There were a lot of accessory/jewelry, tennis shoe and eateries.There is a Macy and JCPenney department stores but overall the mall is lackluster.