This pretty and modern shopping center is an "entertainment destination" with a handful of…read morerestaurants, a health club, movie theater and hotel all surrounding a large parking lot. On the northwest corner of Imola and Gasser, Century movie theater https://www.yelp.com/biz/century-napa-napa, Hampton Inn & Suites (rather expensive for a Hampton) https://www.yelp.com/biz/hampton-inn-and-suites-napa-napa and restaurants including Southside Century https://www.yelp.com/biz/southside-century-napa, NapaSport Steak House https://www.yelp.com/biz/napasport-steak-house-napa-3, Forge Pizza https://www.yelp.com/biz/forge-pizza-napa and Chetuphon Thai https://www.yelp.com/biz/chetuphon-thai-bistro-napa. Some professional offices including 99.3 The Vine FM KVYN https://www.yelp.com/biz/99-3-fm-the-vine-napa and Naked Wines. I found the lot easy to navigate and well painted. The buildings are in good shape. [Review 17562 overall - 358 in California - 1080 of 2022.]

Quality/Quantity - Decent size local plaza. A few major anchors - Whole Foods, Trader Joe, Target,…read moreetc. Many brand names, see my pictures. Approximately 27 businesses. 8 food and restaurant options. 13 shopping options. 6 service businesses. Events; see their website. Ambiance - Again, a decent size mall. Plenty of parking, but more congestion near the 3 big anchors. Good thing I like to walk. Service - Overall good. It also depends on where you shop and what you do. Price - Slightly above average, but then again, we are in Napa! Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1962; glad to see that you are still thriving.

Trader Joes and Whole Foods in the same plaza. With a Target, a Pharmaca and a Cost Plus sharing…read morelots? Heaven! The only thing they are missing is Cooperfields Books, but other than that, this is stop is a must for those of us going along to Middletown. I can't tell you how many times I've seen customers, who were basking in the pools with us in Middletown, coming here to get a last bit to eat, cook, etc. on the way there or on the way back. I like coming here and look forward to it each and every time. They have some other places of interest such as Sift Baker and Heritage eats, but even without them, this would still be a place to stop and grab something to go. I look forward to it each and every time.

River Park Shopping Center is a full-service mall. It has a gas station, a drive thru Rite Aid, old…read moreschool Emmy Lou's Diner, a Goodwill, a donut shop, a Carl's Jr, a mattress shop, a new hot dog shop, Wah Sing Chinese restaurant, Valencia taqueria/Mexican grocery, and there will soon be a St. Joseph's clinic. River Park has had its ups&downs. Its Subway is empty most of the time... how it stays open is a miracle. There's a bar, a sketchy looking laundromat, the Fresh&Easy/gym is now a vacant anchor store. The homeless have camped out in the parking lot occasionally. Still, it's hardly a "dead mall." The organic Golden Carrot is gone; they once sold the vegetarian cookbooks of Crescent Dragonwagon&had business cards for chakra/Reiki healers. Of course, the Fresh&Easy spot has been empty for awhile.... luckily, there's a Grocery Outlet, and since they have genuine deals&NO self checkout, they do a business. The Grocery Outlet has benefited the shopping center greatly. The Goodwill is a great place for finding vintage books&vinyl albums. Happy's Donut Tree Too combines beautiful native Cambodian art with affordable coffee&donuts made onsite. Wah Sing Chinese restaurant is a neighborhood gathering place. Valencia Market/Taqueria is underrated, and their tacos el pastor have a prayer. River Park is slowly revitalizing. Hopefully a tenant will soon be found for the former gym/Fresh&Easy. Luckily, it's already flourishing... and unlike Bel Aire, the parking is good&it isn't too hectic.

Very nice upscale shopping mall with 2 floors. They have a very nice wine shop V wines. Also Kollar…read moreChocolates where they make it on the premise. Some very nice galleries including a great glass gallery, North bay.

V Marketplace is an empty mall - there are two shops in the building and everything else is boarded…read moreup and closed. Of the two shops, one is a chocolatier and the other is a touristy wine and gifts store - absolutely nothing you would make a special trip for. We walked through the empty hall and then left. All in all, unless you're already in the area - don't waste your time.

Just putting this out here. Grocery Outlet offers such affordable items and it is a great place to…read morepick up some really fun and cute gifts or yard decor super cheap! They have a dedicated knick knack isle. Today I bought this adorable wall hanging of a Hummingbird surrounded by flowers. About 14" 's around for $7.50! I gave it to my neighbor's for mowing my lawn. Go check it out.

Grocery outlet is by no means a comprehensive supermarket. They have an odd focus on ethnic…read moreproducts from south of the border to some surprisingly specific products aimed at the keto/diabetic/alternative diet market. Rule number one: always check the expiration date of anything you buy. Rule number two calculate the actual price from other markets. The grocery outlet price is competitive, but not always lower. Watch out for the produce. It isn't always the freshest. I stay far away from the meats. Also from prior price comparisons that section isn't actually that competitive. I'm kind of amazed that for a chain that claims to be getting products from other markets that are about to expire or have excellent prices that the products in the store don't actually change that much. And I notice a lot of their specialty items aimed at the alternative diet market are not bargains at all. They are pretty much the same price as price competitive stores like Costco. And the one thing about Costco is you know the stuff is fresh. The real question is, can you finish it before the expiration date. You've got a chance with the Costco product. But with grocery outlet? There are some categories at the grocery outlet, which are kind of impressive. They range from the standard offerings of a regular supermarket to some fairly exotic choices. I have included three photos of the cooking oils. I was very impressed with this particular grocery outlet. The store was meticulously clean, the shelves were near perfectly stocked with a row after a row of completely full shelves. Checkout was relatively slow since there weren't enough people working the registers to handle the crowd. Also people kept shifting lines, hoping for a more optimal solution. the wine selection was amazingly large for a grocery outlet. But keep remembering this grocery outlet is located in Napa. I usually enjoy looking for an interesting wine that I haven't tried. But the selection here was so wild loaded with wineries that I had never heard of that I didn't have a chance. There were so many choices that in the end I was boggled and just couldn't make a choice at all.

Big boxes and chain fast food, but the mall seems to do a decent job. It is easily accessible from…read moreSoscol, the main roadway through Napa. Several entrances and exits and the one opposite the Target store has a traffic light. Home Depot, Raley's Office Depot are the big boxes but there is also Jack in the Box, In-N-Out, McDonald's, Taco Bell, Applebees, IHOP, Panda Express, Starbucks, El Pollo Loco, KFC and a Black Bear Diner. Lots of options for fast and fast casual. I spotted a tire repair shop, nail salon, hair salon and a gas station on the corner. The only thing missing is a frozen yogurt shop! [Review 17567 overall - 363 in California - 1085 of 2022.]

My go to place, for a quick bite to eat, Target, office supplies at Office Depot or plant stuff at…read moreHome Depot. Super big parking lot. But it has a lot of smaller stores and fast food joints like In and Out, Taco Bell, El Pollo Loco, Black Bear Diner, and Jamba Juice. It also has an AT & T store as well as a nail shop and chiropracter. Across the street, we recently acquired a new breakfast/brunch place - Huckleberry's, which replaced the only Denny's we had in town.

I did not realize Marshalls and HomeGoods were part of the same chain. First, I went to the…read moreHomeGoods, which is connected to the Marshalls. Not realizing that technically these were two stores. I just wandered all over. I did note the well lit, clean, spacious dressing room area. Once I figured out the separation, HomeGoods zoomed up in my opinion and Marshalls just plummeted. Why? Compare to other Marshalls , which has a complete selection of departments which include everything from furniture to kitchenware to clothing. This Marshalls and HomeGoods had separated. From my point of view, HomeGoods had sucked up all the interesting departments, leaving the rather boring clothing and shoes and oddly luggage for the Marshalls. I appreciate this convenient demarcation of the departments. But I am totally overloaded with clothing and shoes and even the luggage. This instantly rendered the stripped down Marshalls into the most boring segregation of products possible. I'm a little hesitant to give my true opinion of this marshals (two stars). It's pretty unfair that they accidentally chopped the store in half leaving all my goodies in the HomeGoods. To be fair, if I actually needed clothing/shoes/luggage, the brands are quite respectable, they are reasonably stylish, they don't have the lowest prices, but still there are discounted. The selection was definitely superior to the other Marshall's that are close by. If you're hunting for something specific, you're definitely gonna have better luck here. So being as dispassionate as possible, I would say the store rates 4 stars. It's definitely more shoppable than other Marshalls and Ross that are not so far away.

I always have such fun shopping here. Team members are all so friendly snd helpful. They carry…read moresuch a great variery of merchandise. The food section has an enormous array of gourmet items. From olives to cookies to candies. And i really love the mens clothing section. Grest prices on fabulous clothing. I bought alk my boxer shorts here. They are holiday prints. There is a wonderful jewelry section too. And what a grand kitchen section. Everything from pans to Kitchen Sid mixers to plates and more. I love this place.

Love this store all the people are really great. My only comment was just do not try the perfume…read more It is the ugliest most horrible perfume smell in the world. So just don't do it. Other than that, they are wonderful.

Very helpful and friendly service. Plenty stock on hand, and displayed well. The prices are not bad…read moreat all, compared to other clothing shops in town. I always find something special.