Folsom Premium Outlets

The Folsom Premium Outlets is one of my favorites weekend shopping locations many years ago.

The shopping mall itself is beautiful and the store layout is made the shopping more relaxed and enjoyable!

But followed by much bigger outlet malls opened in the San Francisco Bay Area. This outlet mall has fewer people are going to shop there in recent years. Many stores moved or closed. It became fewer choices for me and the other customers. I have hardly come to the Folsom Premium Outlets lately!

It seems the management company has brought in more of the better outlet stores to the shopping mall. The shopping in the Folsom Premium Outlets mall has become better. The shopping mall is still very clean and well maintained. I think I'll come back more often and check out the stores here more in the future! I hope they'll keep bringing in more and more good stores here!

Great spot for shopping center, its a lot of stores to check out. They don't have Burberry or LV here but still have a lot of store to choose from.

There is a a lot of food at cafeteria mostly fast food like Chinese food, burger, pizza, fries, coffee and many more.

We go here because the price if reasonable compare to going to regular mall.

We haven't been here in ages. So bad now and not many good vendors here. It's not even comparable to Vacaville. So sad. Not many places that we would want to come back and shop at. Only places really are Nike, Under Amour, Banana R and Ralph Lauren. they need to revitalize this place and get new stores. Big ones like Bloomingdales, or Saks.

Still it was nice to walk off my dinner hahah. Plus we got a parking spot right up front.

Meh. Used to be way better. Still fun to adventure around but also kind of sad. Not as many big stores as there used to be.

We visited on a Thursday for the first time ever . It is located right off the freeway and has plenty of parking . The stores either close around 7-8 pm so plan ahead to visit earlier.

The place has a few good stores - Nike , Kate spade,MK, coach , Adidas, vans , gap but only one eating place ! Auntie Anne's & a chocolate place . There are plenty of vending machines all around with only drinks . It had a decent amount of stores but no food court . It was pretty lonely when we were walking around but all the employees were so kind and helpful. Overall, if you are in the area I would say visit but do not expect a Livermore outlet atmosphere. We still found pretty good deals !

across the street there was a McDonald's and chilis plus a gas station if you get hungry .

Lots of empty retail shops

I can't remember when but it's been awhile since I've shopped at the Folsom Outlets. Folsom Outlet is an outdoor shopping center and unlike the outlets in Vacaville it's all on one side of the street, you don't have to drive across or cross the street to enjoy a full shopping experience.

Many of the stores have left! And what happened to the food court? Closed and completely gone... the outdoor table seating still there... empty from customers and shoppers. Actually, it's kind of sad seeing all the empty units as we headed towards the Nike store including seeing the food court closed. Wait... I did see Auntie Anne's Pretzels and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory somewhere around. There were three food trucks on location today... The Original Bubble Cone, Hefty Gyros and a taco truck. I'm assuming there is a rotating schedule for these food trucks.

Folsom Outlet isn't very big. Unlike Vacaville with 97 stores, Folsom has 63. Coach, Kate Spade and Michael Kors are among the designer store outlets that are still operating in Folsom... get carried away with new handbags, crossbodies, and more in your favorite colors and patterns... like in my case today, a pair of sneakers. Anyway, I'm not much into shopping but I just noticed some changes, since the last time I was here they still had stores like Limited Too and Ecko Unltd (that should give you an idea on a timeline).

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We came here to walk around after dinner. We haven't been here for a few years. We want to do a little shopping. A lot of the stores were vacant and there's no food court. There wasn't a big major store there, like for example Bloomingdale's. There are some popular brands there, like Nike, Kate spade, but the shopping area was kind of sad. No one else was walking around.

Great selection of stores! I always catch good deals here. Really good service and the location is awesome!

Very happy with this outlet and their customer service. My mother is ill, and I am glad all the stores we visited welcomed and treated us like a customer. Tysm!

Painfully outdated. Honesty walking around felt like going back in time to the 90's. The place definitely could use a update. The stores are pretty run of the mill. There is no food (other than 1 food truck) and not a lot of places to sit and also not much shade either. It's marketed as outlets but it's really just a normal shopping mall with no real discounts or reason to make a special trip to visit.On the plus side parking is easy and it's close to freeway access.

The area was dead. It was in the afternoon on a weekday. My husband shoe broke so we had to stop and it was the busiest store in there, with three ppl. When leaving my husband asked about it being dead and was told, "that's because ppl have been watching the news and all of the violence in the area - yet not 1 security person.