This outlets village mall has premium brand stores such as Banana Republic, Coach, Tommy Hilfiger,…read moreSaks 5th Avenue. Has Carters in case you are looking to shop for your lil one. Gap and Old Navy, Nike and Adidas; infact there are many other brands. Recently they have added a thrift store and a "Re-turn" store aswell. Not visited the last few ones but they definitely were running quite full. Lots of public parking available. There is an Icecream and coffee shop, a boba tea stall. One can do a lot at this one stop mall.

There are a few outlets here, quaint little place but definitely needs more stores here and maybe…read moresome events to gather more people. I still enjoy coming here, the carter's outlet, vans, famous footwear. Yeah. So far all the people I've encountered are super friendly and helpful.

The great Petaluma mill building made exploring downtown Petaluma a wonderful experience…read more We discovered this place on the Hampton Inn Petaluma website, the place we stayed. We were glad that we found it and had spent enough time exploring it without rushing. The rooftop is a great place to overlook the Petaluma River. The view here is truly stunning. I took a lot of amazing pictures and videos. I highly recommend the Refill Mercantile shop as well. It sells gifts, personal, and refillable skincare products. Particularly, the toothpaste tablets are my favorite. It is just next to the famous Wild Goat bistro restaurant. Unfortunately, we found out about this popular place after we had our lunch. All in all, whether you're a first-time visitor or think you have seen it all, it's a fun and entertaining way to discover this historic landmark city!

Great shops food wine salons gym coc art health wellness ambience. It's just a wonderful eclectic…read moreexperience of history and new.

Very very nice mall in downtown Santa Rosa.Very nice food Court and a wonderful selection of stores…read moreand restaurants.Two floors mall with plenty of parking

This is a mid size mall which seems to be thriving relative to others. Saw all the standard mall…read morestores and some unique ones as well. Small but decent food court.

Deer Creek Village is not a dog park as some of the reviewers lead you to believe. It actually is…read morea shopping center that just happens to have a dog park off in the corner of the grounds. This shopping center has several retailers, places to eat, etc. There's Friedman's, Dunkin' Donuts, Mary's Pizza, Rubio's, Habit Burger, Jamba Juice, Exchange Bank, Smart & Final, City Sports Club,The Nail Bar for those looking for a manicure, Petaluma Hair Company for those needing a hair cut, trim, color, etc., as well as DeVita Dialysis and Sutter Health Plus. There's various art pieces around the shopping center as well as the dog park. The dog park is a great asset to the City of Petaluma as people need places to take their dogs to walk, play and interact. And for those with an electric/clean car there are specific parking spots around the center as well as charging stations for you to charge your car. There is plenty of parking throughout the center. Yes there seems to be more places to eat then shop but since there are several vacant buildings I'm sure they will fill up sooner or later (hopefully sooner).

Great place to let your dog roam in an enclosed well maintained park. Free bags and lots of benches…read moreto sit. No shade though. And lots of trash cans. Right off 101 next to City Sports Club. Highly recommend coming on Tuesdays during the summer for the farmers market with all local Petaluma farms.

I shop here multiple times a week and found out the reason I could never check in was because it…read morewas listed as closed! This shopping center is full of relevant stores you want to shop at and yummy casual spots to eat. There is even a Tesla supercharger station where you can charge your car while you go about your business. Parking is plentiful here and that makes stopping by even better. My favorites here are Sift desserts, Home Goods, and Target, but really there is so much to offer here I'm sure you could find anything. The center is clean stucco and nicely landscaped which makes for a pleasant shopping experience and since it's the holiday season there is a beautifully lit Christmas tree you can stop by and see.

While this place once had the very patriotic name of Golden Eagle, it is now Riverfront... since…read moreit's on the river. Everest Indian looked enticing, but I was there for shopping. The layout&signage is still pretty meh, and there's still a panhandler/homeless issue. The Sunrise Donuts was doing a business&they have a Baskin Robbins. It's also one of those parking lots where you have to be mindful of the markings- they have specific ones for the bank&employees. It's a hidden gem of sorts. They have the cleanest Dollar Tree I've been to (and best parking lot, go figure!), and the best Grocery Outlet in terms of selection. It looks&is sketchy... but it's a diamond in the rough. The FTR speaks of the need to redo this place&economic turnaround... and in 7 years, it hasn't changed that much. Petaluma can be pricey, so this is a good place for bargains. While Native Kitchen&Kombucha has shuttered, you can get kombucha for a reasonable price at the Grocery Outlet. Lydia's Sunflower Center in the mostly vacant office building on McDowell is gone, but the Grocery Outlet has affordable vegan/vegetarian goods. The Dollar Tree is a great place for kitchen implements/cleaning items. Golden Eagle/Riverfront is a great place for bargains!

The parking is good but the center's signage and layout is terrible. When the economy turns around…read morethey need to redo this place in order to help the business out and in order to fit into downtown a bit better. ...but they have some of my favorite places in there. Flippers - great burger and you can sit outside along the river. Everest - BEST indian in town...and possibly all of Sonoma County Banyan Tree - BEST Thai in town...and possibly all of Sonoma County Grocery Outlet - Best grocery store in town. Sunrise Donut - excellent donuts

It's a plaza full of shops and restaurants…read more There's Safeway and Starbucks and next to a park as well as a ballpark. Great spot to do errands such as grocery shopping, taking kids to the park, grab a coffee and then some.

This outdoor shopping center is under new ownership, and is going through a major revamp. I love…read morethe local brands that are still there (including Avid Coffee, Wild Honey Mercantile, and Punch Clothing ) and I hope they can all survive with bigger brands coming in. I still need to check out local eateries Montis and Sea Thai Bistro. Since we don't have a major mall in Sonoma County, it is exciting to have access to some of the newer, bigger brand stores including Anthropologie, Free People, Vuori, Mendocino Farms, Salt & Straw, and more. I recently visited on a beautiful Saturday afternoon and needless to say, it was BUSY and the parking lots were pretty full. I did appreciate seeing so many locals out with kids and pets enjoying the weather, creating community, and supporting the local economy.

Although the shopping center is suffering the effects of the economy, as evidenced by numerous…read moreclosed stores, there are still a few interesting finds. Monty's is great for a bite, as is Sea Thai Bistro (along with other restaurants that I haven't tried as yet). See's Candies is always a hit. Bargain shopping at Ross. Upscale kitchenware at Sur la Table.