Adj: Marvelous Mall, Superb Shopping…read more Westfield Galleria at Roseville is my favorite shopping mall in the greater Sacramento area. There aren't that many malls in our metro, so we don't have many choices, shopping plazas yes, but malls, no. I grew up going to malls a lot for fun (window and for reals) shopping, for hanging out with my cousins and friends, and I have lots of great memories from all the fun I had at different malls, mostly Arden Fair and Florin Mall, but sadly there's not a lot of malls left. Westfield Galleria at Roseville is by far the nicest in our region so I enjoy coming here. The mall itself is huge, it spans a couple of blocks. No matter which end of the mall you start at, you'll make your way through. The parking can be quite challenging on a weekend, but if you're willing to park up higher in the parking structure or out in the sun, you'll find parking more easily. There's also EV charging for a fee for those w/electric vehicles. There's something for everyone here, from the large dept stores like Macy's and Nordstrom that anchor the mall, to the food court with all the delicious mall foods, snacks, and drinks, to clothing stores, home goods stores, sporting goods, to Daiso, there are so many choices and so many interesting things to look at and try. There are even luggage stores and seasonal (holidays) stores. For those who don't care to acquire more stuff, you can have some pretty fun experiences here as there's the movie theatres and arcades so it's something else you can do rather than just shop and eat. My kids enjoy all the toy stores and when they were little, they loved playing on the Kaiser sponsored kids indoor play structure, which is a great place for some rest for parents and for kids to burn off some energy and get out their wiggles if they're getting restless (or uninterested) in the shopping experience. Overall, Westfield Galleria at Roseville remains a clean, spacious, and well-maintained shopping mall and I hope it stays that way and continues to see new additions to offer different stores and more facilities improvements and updates.

Disabled customers are clearly not welcome at the Westfield Galleria or the Fountains…read more Based on current statistics, approximately 40-45% of Americans live with some form of disability. Yet only a small percentage are wheelchair users, meaning millions of people live with "invisible disabilities" that are routinely ignored by developers, property owners, and even code enforcement agencies that continue approving projects without meaningful accessibility. At these shopping centers, there appear to be more EV charging spaces than accessible parking spaces. During repeated visits, I often found only a couple of handicap spaces near major entrances, forcing disabled shoppers to circle parking lots or park long distances away. I have also encountered extremely heavy, non-ADA-compliant doors that are difficult and painful to open. When concerns are raised, the response from some businesses is simply to "enter through the mall," which requires disabled individuals to walk even farther just to access a store. That is not equal access. For the many shoppers living with disabilities -- including those with mobility limitations, neurological conditions, chronic pain, balance disorders, and other invisible disabilities -- the experience here often feels exclusionary rather than welcoming. Accessibility should not be treated as an afterthought or an inconvenience

Are all Costco's created equally?!…read more I have no idea, but I am constantly exploring new ones when I find them, and this Costco location in Loomis, California is my latest discovery. They've been open for almost a year, and it's taken me literally this long to check it out. This one just feels different and quite frankly I don't know that I can put my finger on it. Maybe it's the way the entrance and exit doors are situated, maybe it's the displays, maybe it's that still fresh feeling... I don't know but I can tell you I like it! This warehouse is incredibly well stocked, and I was able to find items here that I literally cannot and have not ever found or seen in the other warehouses that I shop at. The meat department is glorious! So many different cuts of meat, fish, poultry, I even found ground chicken packaged by Mary's. Mary's is more local to California and has a great reputation for quality poultry. The produce section was a little low, but it's also that time of year when California just doesn't have a lot of produce. Spring is just around the corner... As I perused up and down different aisles, putting more in my grocery cart than I had originally bargained for, it was almost like a treasure hunt, and I've loved every moment of it! If you live in the Sacramento area, where you happen to be driving through or near Roseville, which is just adjacent, shopping here is a great experience. Parking was easy! Yes, you read that correctly. Parking was not a problem. Finding a shopping cart was not a problem. The checkout lines, definitely were not a problem. The cashier was super sweet on top of it. Great shopping experience and definitely worth making this my go to in the area!

10/1/2025: What an eye-opening shopping experience I had while shopping at the Loomis Costco! I…read moreneeded purchasing eggs: I noted eighteen Heirloom eggs selling for $7.87, the twenty-four pack of organic eggs selling for about the same as the Heirloom eggs then, the typical eggs which I never buy nor bother noticing the selling price. What is prominently noted in my brain: Loomis Costco is the ONLY Costco selling the Heirloom Eggs! Will someone PLEASE explain WHY all the Costcos I have shopped never have the items I want and need at the Folsom Costco, eh?

We were at the fountains on Friday, May 15, 2026. We had reservations at Zocalo to meet friends for…read moredinner at 6:30pm. We live in the Sacramento area and according to the GPS it would take us around 40 minutes to get there and it was pretty accurate. We hit some traffic, but it never came to a complete stop. The GPS took us the round about way and we entered in near Pet Food Express. We totally missed the mall entrance and thus avoided the crowds. On the other hand we weren't sure if we were going the right way as it was a different way then we've ever taken. So good for the GPS getting us there. Parking is a little tricky if you don't know the area. We pulled into the lot and the directions said it was in-front of us so we parked without having an eye on the restaurant. It parked near a pretty easy landmark, Pet Food Express so we were able to find our car leaving. We're thankful they have maps of the complex as we were able to look up Zocalo on the map and get our bearings. I didn't see spots right out front of some of the businesses. So, I'm a little confused as to how those with disabilities get around. It was a long walk if you had a walker or cane to get from our parking spot to Zocalo. Parking in general can be tricky as there are so many people concentrated in such a small area and parking is limited. We thankfully found a spot, but it was a bit of a walk. Since we were there early we decided to do a little shopping. The first store we spotted and were standing in-front of was a shoe store, Sole Desire, so we went in to browse at all the nice, comfortable, and over priced shoes. The store was known for comfort and had all women's shoes that we could see, they didn't appear to have men's shoes. They had some nice shoes on sale, but they were still really pricy, all around the $100 mark. I did find 2 pairs that looked like the ones I have at home, but different colors. They are nice, but you can feel every pebble you walk over so in the end they really aren't hat comfortable. I found another pair that I liked and that were summery, but for the price I really didn't need just another pair of shoes. I was in the need of sandal so I perused the sandal selection. I haven't had cute sandals in years. I have functional water type shoes, The heaven duty type Teva and Keens, both great for hiking and water activities, but definitely not cute or sexy sandals. Now a days I need comfortable shoes for my old feet so it's hard to find something that will work for me. I picked up a pair of BIza sandals. I'm really hoping and crossing all my fingers and toes that they will be comfortable not just sitting around, but also walking. And that is the type of stores they have in the Fountains. After dinner we hoped to do a little more shopping, but everything was closed. We were so disappointment as it was still early in our minds as the sun was still out. The stores could have stayed open another hour or so. The ice cream shop was still open as we saw a lot of people with ice cream. My husband liked the vibe. It was a happy, yet not snobby crowd. The fountains were a nice touch. Something fun to watch and gather around. The music they piped in was soothing. They had corn hole at one of the fake grass patches near Pet Food Express. It looks like a real gathering spot for the active kids. There were too many kids around so I wasn't able to take any pictures of the kids area. They have a cute little train that goes around. $3.00 per person (cash only), with children under two riding free when accompanied by a paying adult. That's going to be a hard sell for lots of people because most of us don't carry cash with us.

I am a disabled senior with invisible disabilities. The owner of the Fountains has made NO effort…read moreto provide ANY accommodations to meet the needs of an ever-growing population of people with disabilities. The gratuitous handicap parking spaces are very few and much farther between. There are entire parking lot in the back of the "Fountains" with ZERO handicap spaces. According to a manager at XFINITY, when I commented on the difficulty of finding handicap parking, reported that many of complained about that very problem and they have reported it too the management of Fountains at Roseville. According to some at XFINITY, the owner/management of the Fountains stated that they don't "WANT" to provide handicap parking for the disabled. The other issue that is problematic are the stores that bear handicap stickers of wheelchairs on their windows yet provide no way for people in wheelchairs and other mobility disabilities access the store. I've recently moved to the area from Washington, DC. I am stoned and outraged at this year negligence and non-compliance of the Americans with Disabilities Act in heart of California!

3/6/2026: I purchased more quirky products I couldn't find at Roseville's Galleria Mall which are…read moreeight planters' saucers, bulk laundry products, two LODGE Cast Iron 16-Inches in diameter pans, Barbecue Scrubber, a mondo-size Bleach Spray Bottle, #2016 Lithium batteries, Cowboy Lump Wood Charcoal, an USB/Electric Rechargeable, barbecue fire lighter, bottle/glass scrubbing brush, etc. BTW & FYI: Visit Walmart Super Center's Camping Department for purchasing LODGE Cast Iron Pans, i.e., pans are affordably well-priced verses purchasing online or purchasing at a Shee-Shee-Foo-Foo Gourmet Kitchen Supply Store! BTW: This Walmart Super Center's prices are LESS THAN the Placerville , Rancho Cordova, and Sacramento locations. WHY? I dunno the reasons for the variable price differences . . . Go ask the Walton Family, okay? Hey~TGIF, YELPING PEEPS AROUND THE PLANET! Cheers!

Re-design going from 20+ self checks to 8 is horrible. No item limit, just seniors scanning in…read moretheir monthly groceries for 20 min while line is 10 plus people long. No additional cashiers added. Was okay for a Walmart before but you'd be better off going to Target on opposite side of freeway.

I went into this thrift store with my friend and our babies, and from the moment we walked in, the…read moreenergy was completely off. The staff looked at us like we didn't belong there, which made the whole experience uncomfortable. It honestly felt like they assumed things about us the second we walked through the door. I was only in the store about 10 minutes, found an outfit I liked, and went to check out. The woman at the register -- an older, heavyset Hispanic woman -- stared at me the entire time, up and down, like she was uncomfortable with me even being there. When I got to the counter, she said "Oh, you found something?" in a tone that felt very disrespectful, almost like she didn't expect me to buy anything or didn't think I could. The entire interaction felt judgmental and unnecessary. I've never felt so unwelcome in a store before. If you're not from their usual crowd or you don't "look" how they expect, don't bother coming here. They really need to work on their customer service and stop making people feel out of place.

Nice girls working there but I'll never go back would rather give to a charity or person in need…read morethan get 20$ for a pair of 400$ shoes that were worn once wow

Out of all the discount retailers TJ Maxx is my favorite that in HomeGoods. Second to that would be…read moreMarshalls and at the bottom would be Ross. This is the first TJ Maxx. I walked into that reminded me of Ross. Don't get me wrong. The store was incredibly cleaned the employees very nice. However, the quality of the products they sold are pretty sub. Usually TJ Maxx is a smattering of nicer end clothes and then those license brands that fill the shelves. This store had the cheapest selection of clothing I've ever seen. In fact I'm a little bit of an overachiever in the shopping department and I've never left a TJ Maxx without buying a shirt or something else I was able to walk out of this store Sans any purchases Not sure what's up with this store, but they don't carry or don't appear to carry the normal collection of clothing items that most of the other TJ Maxx is manages. We won't be back The HomeGoods right next-door. Awesome as expected five stars not so much for this TJ Maxx.

I definitely gravitate towards this TJ Maxx over the other ones in the area…read more The sales floor is typically pretty clean, and decently staffed. They have a good variety of items out and more regularly being stocked. One major complaint though would be the bathrooms, typically they are not cleaned very well.

I enjoy coming here to look through items I need and discovering items that stand out as well…read more Items for home, pet care, etc.

I stopped in for some Dinner Party supplies and to browse around since I had never been to this…read morelocation before. It was all about Halloween during my July 31 visit, maybe Summer-ween? The aisles were filled with fall and Halloween decor. I browsed through the aisles looking for dinner party staples and while I found some inspiration, I didn't fall in love with any items. This store was a larger one and seemed well stocked and organized, in fact while I was shopping they had staff members in the aisles reorganizing merchandise. There were some good deals and this is definitely worth stopping in to take a look around when you're in the area.

From an observational standpoint, the shopping center in Roseville is well structured for visitor…read moremovement. The spacing between storefronts reduces crowding, and the visual layout allows customers to easily scan options.

Stores are quickly disappearing. A former Pet Supply store…read moreis gone as well as a florist. There is a Trader Joe's, Sally's Beauty, A Site for Sore Eyes optical shop, Grocery Warehouse, a big and tall shop, a bird supply shop, and a sporting goods store are still there. As well as Bank of America, RiteAid, and Cricket Wireless. A diner is on the corner, a gift shop, and a walk-in Starbucks.

I love a good discount, who doesn't? Especially when it comes to high-end items…read more I like to hit up the TJ Maxx store in Roseville, because I can usually find something totally unexpected, and it makes the hunt worth it. My recent visit, my mind was blown. The store absolutely is very heavily stocked with anything and everything which is one of those mind blown moments, but everything is in such disarray that it creates a frustration trying to shop let alone search for things. I generally limit my shopping to the housewares and furnishing areas, and I just cannot wrap my mind around, trying to look at everything because there were empty carts stuck in the middle of several aisles, and it was really difficult to figure out sizes, etc., in the bedding area because nothing was labeled and nothing was in order. Well, I ended up not purchasing anything because of disarray, that doesn't mean that I won't be back for the hunt!

Omg this store is dangerous. I was shopping for a birthday gift. I kept finding all of the things I…read morewanted. To many great things in pretty much every inch of the store. We had to wait at the jewelry counter for a few minutes. But she was busy with another customer. She noticed we were waiting and helped us right away. Checking out was fast and very friendly also.

This location almost has TOO much stuff lol. They had carts of boxes and stuff everywhere that I'm…read moreassuming they were trying to stock the store with. This made navigating the store a bit more tight. I was able to find some items I was keeping an eye out for so that was a win for me!

My first time at HomeGoods. This store is huge with lots of selections. My friend loves to shop at…read moreHomeGoods, so we came by after dinner and started shopping. So many household interior decor items, beddings, pillows, paintings, etc. Very seasonal so easy to shop for holidays. We saw so many Halloween, Thanksgiving, Autumn and Christmas decorations when we visited. I can't wait to visit another HomeGoods, but nearer me. Located inside the Renaissance Creek Shopping Center on Sierra College Blvd.