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!

I'm not much for outlet malls so my opinion has to be taken with that in mind. But my wife had a…read moregreat time shopping here. Do your homework and know your prices. Outlet malls are not always the cheapest. Plenty of parking clean bathrooms. Very hot in the sun walking around. But you will find a good assortment of stores typical of all outlet malls.

This store gets this rating not for the messy store or the long lines at check out But for the…read moresecurity personnel who greets you when you come into the store. He helped me find boxes That I was looking for and directed me to other products I was looking for. He was very cordial and helpful. This is a testament to the person you have greeting people very good. Now to the other issues of cleaning up the store and having more cashiers so that the 40 people in line are not waiting with 3 cashiers you could do better.

The location couldn't use a different cleaning up and organization but other than that, it is a…read moregood place to save money and buy items that you may need or simply looking for

Usually, Walmart is not on my radar. Since I had some free time in Napa, I went to Walmart to…read morespecifically buy Crazy Richard's natural (no additives) peanut butter that a friend highly recommended. At $3.54 for 16oz, this is a good buy for natural peanut butter. Initially, I couldn't find the peanut butter in the peanut butter section. However, if you continue looking in the jam section, you'll find Crazy Richard's on the top shelf where you wouldn't normally look. While there is a wide selection of fishing gear, I did not find Senko lures nor Apex lures for lake fishing. Additionally, I couldn't find a recommended canned shoepeg corn (small kernals) for fishing. There was regular canned corn, but the kernals are too big for fishing. As an avid cook, I make my own mashed potatoes, but a friend introduced me to Idahoan mashed potatoes so I bought a box. Because I was looking for a small portable microwave, I checked on prices and reviews. With Mainstays' good reviews and portability, I bought a red 0.7 cubic foot microwave online when it was on sale. A surprise buy. Boiling a cup of water in 2 1/2 minutes, the microwave's 700 watts is good enough. As for vegetable plants, the selection was picked over which is typical for this time of year.

No trash cans...1 star, a selfish act by the company. This act that goes against hospitality and…read morecustomer service

Quality/Quantity - Had too much time to kill while my wife shopped at the other businesses here…read more Good size location with all the departments. See pictures. Atmosphere - Good size location with all the departments. See pictures. Plenty of mall parking. Open 7 days a week 8am to 10pm. Service - Self service. Price - Above average prices, but that is the cost to be part of the "Tar-jay" brand, lol. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1962 (1902 corporation founded), and for being the 8th largest retailer in the US. 2000 - Renamed company to Target Corporation. 2015 - CVS acquires Target's pharmacies.

Huge thank you to Jose, Diego, and Erika for searching everywhere for my phone and finally finding…read moreit! I really appreciate your patience, teamwork, and help. You guys are the best!

This a nice Target. I stopped here after the Rosé 5k in town to use the restroom which was nice and…read moreclean and browse because I needed to walk after. It's spacious and well stocked. Dollar spot had cute items and there's lots of parking

It's impossible to review every single department in this store without writing a book. I came here…read morespecifically to check out the wine selection and was sorely disappointed. There are convenience stores with a similar selection. They have a selection of liquor, locked up on the other side of the aisle. The Safeway on the other side of town has a far more extensive selection and puts this place to shame. The only advantage here, is that their prices are less than Safeway. So they get that extra star. They haven't made much of an investment on the grocery side either since there is no fresh meat or seafood counter, deli, or bakery. There's a very small produce department and all of the refrigerated/freezer aisles are very short. To make things even more inconvenient, you cannot buy alcohol at their self check out. Looks like I'll be making that trip to Safeway afterall.

This is such an easy place to spend the day, especially since it was right outside our hotel at the…read moreArcher (which we picked for the rooftop bar). It's very walkable, feels safe, and has that nice open downtown layout where you can let kids wander a bit. This was helpful since we were meeting our nephews there for part of the day. Everything is close together, so you can go from wine tasting to shopping to coffee or dinner. We spent the afternoon popping in and out of shops and had a great time. I stopped into C'est La Paire looking for comfortable walking shoes and Deb was so sweet and helpful. I also loved Tay & Grace and Kalifornia Jean Bar--both had a ton of things I wanted to take home. We grabbed coffee at Deuces, which is super cute and local-feeling, and I picked up a gift for my nephews and my dog at Hopscotch & Bark (honestly one of the cutest shops)! We wandered into Eiko's for happy hour, which was gold - great prices and really solid sushi. Definitely try the Ricky Ricardo on Vacation and, oh my god, the Bluefin Avocado Sashimi is out of this world. We were walking back to the hotel and happened to hear some live music down at Tonewood & Courage, which was such a cool venue. Overall it's just an easy, enjoyable spot to spend the day with a little bit of everything and we didn't even have to get in our car. Everyone loved it!

We come here at least a few times a month. It's so nice to have a safe place to let your kids run…read morearound as you are shopping or eating. Kitchen Door is one of our family go-to spots. The wings (best everrrrr), the bahn mi, the pho... their pizzas. You can't go wrong. Same with Deuces Market. Great place to hang out outside. Love their chai. It's also a nice spot to grab a bottle of wine and relax. Just has a local feel. Eiko's has been a family favorite forever and one of us doesn't even eat fish - it has something for everyone... but you can't go wrong with any of their sushi rolls. We can't go to First Street without stopping at The Bennington and Copperfield's. My boys love picking out a new book. They have a great kid's section. And don't forget to climb the squirrel for 15 minutes, at least! :) Oh and we had the best date making our own candles/scents at Bougie. I highly recommend taking a class. Afterward, we had dinner at Hestan, and it was incredible! I highly recommend checking them out. Tonewood & Courage is such a local gem. I wish I could go to more of their shows, such a cool venue. I feel like locals miss out not coming to downtown often - we love it.

I'm used to the Pendleton stores on the east coast. There the selection leans heavily towards the…read morepreppy and the practical. Colors tend to be conservative. One might even say staid. It's of course all woolen and in those winters that's not a bad choice all woolen. Of course, if the Pendleton stores stocked all the goods from the East Coast, people would think they were living in a sauna. So they've added West Coast woolen goods and I guess the stereotypical West Coast woolen goods comes from the Native American traditions. At least that's what those patterns look like to me. I told the sales staff that I was waiting for a different year. Honestly, these particular patterns match absolutely nothing I own. So while I adore wool clothing, I have enough experience with moths on the West Coast to realize the stuff is going to be eaten down in no time. Apparently they haven't made any space-age wools that contain moth repellent. I am going to have to pass on Pendleton's for the for seeable future. They have got to get rid of those patterns. BTW, Pendleton makes some of the best wool products in the business. I have some socks from these guys. While all my other socks are biting the dust including some really high quality hand knit ones, the Pendleton just keep going.

The Pendleton brand's been around awhile. Gorgeous, heirloom pieces that never seem to go out of…read morestyle. Your grandfather knew and appreciated style and quality long before you did, lol. For me and undoubtedly many others, it's the classic-iconic board shirts, popularized by the Beach Boys & the California surf lifestyle that have captured my fancy through the years. The textiles & design patterns that dazzle and can be dressed up or down. The style and quality that are often imitated with other brands but rarely duplicated against a cherished Pendleton. Amanda, aka Mandy is the store manager here who knows & represents the brand with the utmost knowledge & professionalism. Great brand ambassador. The outlet store here in the heart of the beautiful Napa Valley is well apportioned with everything related to the brand. Great in-store prices with sale & clearance opportunities plus selection not typically found online. And if there's something that catches your eye at the online store, there's advantages to having Pendleton merchandise shipped direct here to Napa, including free shipping. And a customer reward card-stamp program that I hadn't been previously aware of. But which Mandy was kind enough to set me up with. The rest of the outlet stores at this location are top notch as well. Great experience this time specifically at Pendleton and generally everytime at the Napa Premium Factory Outlet Stores.

I needed a swim shorts for summer and rather than order some online and wait for delivery, I…read morethought "why not buy local!" Excellent choice! I say this because, as soon as I walked in the door, it was like the way department stores used to be. McCaulou's reminds me a lot of Mervyn's. Oh how I miss that store! Well, actually I should say how much I miss what retail used to be like. Even though McCaulou's is much smaller and very local compared with what Mervyn's was, it's good to have the opportunity to shop in person at a retail department store. For a small store McCaulou's has a pretty good selection. It's mostly casual and leisure attire. Yet for summertime, the store carries brands like Champion, Columbia, Still Water and Tommy Bahama. To me most of the styles are plain, yet one can do lots of mix and match for an outfit. Perhaps, because my thoughts lately have been wandering off and imagining what it would be like to vacation at an exciting getaway place like the French Rivera, I looked for a complete matching outfit. And I found one by Salty Crew. Cool, a bit contemporary but classy. I was thinking...Something to wear not only poolside but also befitting at a nice hotel's lounge and cocktail bar. Will I be able to get away to Europe this year and bask in the sun at St. Tropez? Probably not! But it's nice to be able to dress like I'm ready to go there. No matter what you are looking for McCaulou's can help. Customer service is outstanding!

McCaulou's Kids (separate from the main department store) is AWESOME. I got my daughter's matching…read morerain boots, umbrella, and rain jacket here. Also lots of cute toys (fisher price, baby Einstein, stuffed animals, TY, etc) and not to mention clothes, sizes from newborn to about kids 9. The bigger department store is also a nice stop for gifts, has a well sized men's section and ample selection for women-- not just clothing but also some thoughtful small gifts. Solid selection of scarves and hats for winter. Both stores offer gift wrapping and are moderately priced. Friendly customer service is a plus

This store could use some organization and cleaning. A lot of areas of the floors are sticky as you…read morewill buy. But they do have a good number of registers open and people attended so the line moved pretty quickly.

This is the BEST TJ Maxx I've ever been to. They have a very wide selection of skin care, make up,…read moreand clothing. The clothings were very cute and reasonably priced! This is the first time where I found so many items. If I didn't have a budget, I think I would've walked out with the whole store. The check out line was very long, but went through very fast. It was quite busy for a Friday afternoon. Will definitely be back here whenever I am in town.

September 2026. They take tap to pay now. Apple Pay. Google pay. Samsung pay…read more Finally.

I come to this Walmart, because it's been my favorite one…read more For some reason, my card keep getting refused. I have money in the bank, it's payday. Today was so bad. First register the card reader three different ways refused my card. I was sent to customer service then to another register back to customer service then back to another register eight different places they're not telling me what's going on. They just go over there. Go over here and it's so confusing and I'm handicap. I don't understand what's going on and they keep telling me it's refused my card and I just use the card somewhere else and I don't understand what's going on. Why can't Walmart do this the right way!!!!