Petaluma Village Premium Outlets

Decent but not a vast selection of stores. Somewhat good deals. Courteous and friendly staff in every store.

Don't even bother coming here. Minimal selection of stores, styles are dated, and the sales aren't even sales.

Plenty of parking. EV charging is available in the back, but too bad my bf and I couldn't get it to work even with the 3-rd party adapter.

Petaluma Village Premium Outlets is a ghost town. It is not crowded at all on a late Friday afternoon. Shops are sparse. There are many empty stores. Parking is not a problem here because there isn't much at this outlet mall. And I'm not sure why this is a "premium" outlet. The stores here are pretty much the ordinary ones you'd find in any regular mall. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. I'd just stop by if I happen to be nearby and have a little time to kill. You don't even need much time here since there is so little to see.

There were 2 restrooms open when I came here. There were no restaurants. There's a couple of food trucks/carts parked off to one side, if you need some food; there's also some vending machines.

We visited the Kate Spade, Coach and Michael Kors shops because someone in our group wanted to check out handbags. Some other stores you may find here include Carters, Claires, Clarks, Eddie Bauer, Gap, Levi's, Nike, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Sunglass Hut, Tommy Hilfiger, Zumiez.

Coming back to life!

Over the years, whenever driving by or around Petaluma, we'd usually visit Petaluma Village Premium Outlets to stretch our legs, walk around and check a few of our favorite outlet stores for any "bargains" we could find! When the pandemic hit, the place got deserted and many of the stores closed their doors for good.

A few months ago, we were in the neighborhood and decided to stop by and see what was going on in the mall. It was a sad seen all around the mall. Closed shops all over the place. Frankly, I thought the mall was never going to rebound. However, this time around we saw some good signs. New business have opened up, and a few were scheduled to open up soon. Most importantly, people are coming back. Although we were there later in the afternoon when people were mostly heading home, but we could definitely see that the stores were a lot busier than the last time we visited.

I hope this trend continues, because this little outlet mall was definitely a popular place for families in the area, especially during the summer times. It would be great to see smiling crowds back again.

Coffee was fantastic. When I went back a week ago they were serving tri-tip sandwhichs even more amazing.

This outlet was very nice. The stores are pretty common like Nike, adidas and Levi's. All stores are open. They have a used book store and there is cats inside that you can adopt. We walked into a thrift store that helps pets out and inside they had a cat wandering around the store. If you love pets that store is for you. The have a lot of parking. This is an out door outlet so if you don't mind the heat than it is great.

Not a huge outlet mall by any measure, but quiet and quaint nonetheless. This is the perfect place to take the kids on the weekend or any day for that matter, without the noise and hassle of big crowds or a bunch of obnoxious teenagers.

Stores ate understaffed. Concerns about activities among mall patrons are enough to keep my from shopping alone or after dark.

If you're a frequent shopper for makeup or beauty products don't even bother to come to this outlet because there are no makeup stores here not even a Cosmetics Company store. As a matter of fact there are barely any stores to buy anything. It is literally a ghost town around here! The minor plus side is that there was plenty of free and available parking but what is the point of even that when there is nothing to buy. Left the area feeling bored and underwhelmed.

Good stores and friendly customer service and the selection is great plus less foot traffic especially in this pandemic and yes much cheaper items on the prices.