Fountains At Roseville

Four stars for a nice outdoor mall. There are — guess what — fountains, with many chairs and benches. The stores are mostly mid– to high-​end shops and restaurants. Since there don’t seem to be many places for the kids «these days» to hang out, you’ll often find wandering hordes of teenagers who are largely just there to hang out. During the summer months, the mall will have outdoor events and seems to be a popular destination. Overall, a very pleasant place to visit. Thanks.

I much prefer this area to the actual mall, which is across the street. There is generally plenty of parking here, especially if you happen to come early.
The stores are nice and well organized and include the likes of Anthropologie, Charming Charlies, Pet Food Express, etc. Easy to get shopping done here and most store employees are friendly and fun to chat with. They have several public bathrooms around here as well which are kept clean, though the one by Pet Food Express is so dark!
There is plenty of places to grab food such as California Pizza Kitchen. It feels much more laid back to shop at this outdoor mall rather than at the crowded Galleria, though you can easily cross the street to get more shopping done.

When I go visit my family in Roseville I always go to the Fountains! I love it there. There is always something fun at the Sur La Table and other stores.

I love this shopping area! It is dog friendly, has plenty of parking, and the stores are great! Sur La Table is just full of great ideas for parties and bar b cues! I wish that WG would take a clue.

Love this shopping center. If you cannot buy it here, you probably don’t need it… there is a store for everything. I love Z Gallerie and was so pleased to be able to shop at the one at the Fountains at Roseville since our Z Gallerie in Palo Alto closed. I really missed shopping there and now am able to shop at this one.

The customer service here is fabulous! I pre-​ordered a garland and it never came in. So they called me, offered to put the amount in a gift card, order the garland and ship it to my house with free shipping. They thanked me for my patience, offered solutions and just 5 days later, I had my garland hanging up in my home. I really appreciate how they took care of me and made me feel valued. I love this place and will definitely be back. Thank you Sur La Table! You are awesome!!!

Great outdoor shopping center in the heart of Roseville! I swear I have already written a review for The Fountains, but I digress. Parking is relatively good (there’s a dirt/​gravel overflow lot on the side) and there are a good variety of stores and restaurants to choose from.
My favorite stores are:
DSW: Large location with a great selection of women’s shoes and a good selection of men’s. Competitive prices too.
Charming Charlie’s: Go here if looking for any accessories. Not the most quality accessories, but will work in a pinch.
Whole Foods: Only grocery store in The Fountains and the immediate area. Self explanatory.
Stiebers Sweet Shoppe: Great new and old time candy selection.
Anthropologie: Very nice and well made women’s clothing. Pricey, but the quality is good. Also has home accents and accessories.
Z Gallerie: Cool furniture and home accent store that I like to walk around in and dream. Semi pricey to pricey.
My favorite places to eat are:
Miabella Gelato: Great tasting refreshing treat. Prices are good and you can slit flavors.
California Pizza Kitchen: Self explanatory.
Yard House: They have a huge bar and craft brews. Need I say more?
The Fountains is ever expanding (they are always building more and adding on) so I will keep coming back because it’s a great center. I try to come early in the morning right when everything opens to avoid the crowds and the heat.

I can never get tired of this place. Tonight, me and my wife decided to see a cover band playing 80’s cover songs. I believe the band was «superlicious». Lol they wore kind of 80’s heavy metal outfits but played all the top hits back then. (Madonna, Michael Jackson, prince Cindy lauper.,. Etc.) kinda odd but they did played some 80’s metal too.
The fountains here in Roseville has very prestigious stores around and it’s located across Westfield Mall. During summertime they have these bands playing it doors. Boys kinda neat. I like coming over hear any time of the year to relax with my wife and watch the dancing colorful fountains. During Christmas season, this place gets pretty busy with shoppers and also parties.
There are several restaurants around here also. It’s a nice place to shop, done or just simply relax after a hard days at work.

Enjoyed their concerts UNTIL TONIGHT… Always dancing on the sidewalk under the starts… THEN some rent-​a-​cop told my partner and me to move to the «dance area» where 50 or so people had a conga line going… took up the entire space and finally moved out onto the sidewalk where WE had been told to stop dancing. Ugh! Event organizer said he was trying to «manage the event.» What a disappointing and disgusting end to what was usually a fun evening. I’ll not go back…

This review is specifically for the splash pad. It’s a lot of fun and it’s great for the kids, but there isn’t any shade for the adults. A canopy or some umbrellas would be a welcome addition.

I used to really enjoy taking my kids here until today…
Today I had the unpleasant experience of running into contact with Yoncie Griswold the «center manager» of the fountain at Roseville. I had taken my kids there to play in the spray ground or «interactive fountains» as they call it. It was a HOT busy summer day and there were a lot of family’s there. Waking up I noticed the sign stating all the interactive fountains «rules» which one stated no umbrellas so I decided to sit across the way from to interactive fountains and put up my umbrella. Like I said before it was a hot and busy day and what little shade that is there was all being occupied by other family’s. Within seconds of setting up my umbrella a lady from guest services comes up and asks me to take down my umbrella. I then explain to her that it is a very hot day and I need to provide so kind of protections from the heat for my children she then told me if I didn’t take it down she would have to call security, which she did. A young man in a security uniform approaches me and asks the same thing of me. I tell him the same story and that I wasn’t going to take what little shade I could proved away from my children. He tells me that he would have no choice but to call the police. About 45 – 1 hour later a lady (Yoncie Griswold) approaches me stating that she was the property manager and that if I didn’t take down the umbrella she was going to call the police. I told her that the security guard had already done so and she stormed away after about a 10 min conversation with the guest service and security guard she placed a phone call to who I could only assume was the police. She then approached me one last time saying that the police are on their way. I said that was fine. She then began to argue with me. I told her that if she was going to enforce one rule that she would have to enforce them all, like the no running rule. She said that the «rules» are at managers discretion. She then started to get visible angry and in front of my children and other family’s she very loudly accused me of being on drugs, her phone rang and she walked away. A while later a police officer did show up he was very nice he stated that whomever called said that they had asked me to leave the property (which never happened) he went to get their side of the story but never returned… No matter what the circumstances are there is a way to speak and treat people and that lady was so out of line and unprofessional it was sickening! I will not be coming back. It’s really disappointing that people in such a professional field feel the need to treat people so poorly. From now on I will be taking my kids to the town square to play in the spray ground. They really should reconsider the rules in such extreme weather conditions or invest in some sort of shade for people who are sensitive to the heat.

We love to eat a meal, grab a yogurt or cookie, and sit in front of the fountains, or in front of the fire pit. Many times we will walk down here… and sit at Peets or Whole Foods with an iced drink and people watch! Its a definite «go to» spot if you’re in the area. The only issue we have had lately is centered around the fire pit. On our visit on May 2 the seat cushions were removed from the chairs… so we couldn’t sit there… and then the next time we were there… May 7, the seat cushions were back, but the fire wasn’t going! It was definitely disappointing… since it was a brisk evening and was really begging for the fire. All of that to say… we have been there a billion times… and have loved it a billion times minus 2! I would say that is still pretty great odds.
On a side note… definitely be sure to not have any valuables in your car… the last time we were there…2 cars had been broken into… windows smashed out… in the large lot over by Pet Food Express.

I love visiting The Fountains, especially right at dusk. Its pleasant just to go out for a stroll. And hear the fountains just gushing, at least for now. With the draught situation for 4yrs straight since 2010, I dont know how long will the water last to continue to rejuvenate this fountain. I’ll be sad if there won’t be water, will there be a name change of this venue anytime soon if theres no water.!? :’(

California weather make malls like this a pleasure to visit.
This is where you come for the higher end stores so be prepared to spend the big bucks. It is not your average mall. I usually come here for the restaurants though I am thrilled to hear they will be getting a Paper Source soon. The atmosphere is pleasant and the walkways are bustling. The fountain in the center of the mall dances to the music track playing throughout the mall which can be seen from several dining establishments. That will mesmerize you and it’s nice to see the kids reactions to it. There is a small train that will take children for a short ride around the mall. That gives the parents and kids each something they are looking for here.

Love this place! Great atmosphere to walk around. There are events always going on. Train ride for the kids, Dave and Busters for the adults. A lot of great restaurants. A perfect place to just walk around and do some shopping.
Tip of the Day: don’t drink the fountain water.

I’ve been coming to the area every 3 – 6 months for the past 4 years to visit my niece. Every time we visit we have to go to the fountains to ride the train. It’s a $ 2 ride, twice around the main fountain area. The kids get a ticket, which are collected by the conductor. The conductors wear a train conductor hat and say things such as «all aboard» which I highly appreciate because it makes it all the more real and exciting for the kids. The staff is always friendly, I’ve never had an issue with the train being dirty and it’s always something that my niece looks forward to.
There is also a fenced children’s play area near the restrooms. Some water «fountains» that shoot up from the ground in the summer for your kids to play with and get all wet. There are a variety of shops and restaurants. Overall it is a great outdoor shopping center.

Great for kids! Free stuff! First off, who doesn’t enjoy ooing at the pets in the Pet store (across from the fountain). Then, there’s the free water sprinklers– perfect for the younger set, and a little playground to boot. Plus a train, sitting areas, shops, ice cream or yogurt, a tiny cookie store, a candy story, coffee for mom, gelato and family friendly restaurants. And the fountain! Water always amuses children. Not as big as Santana Row in the Bay Area (which is too hoity-​toity IMHO), but ample character, decent shops and a relaxed vibe. Tuesday mornings they have a Farmer’s Market in the Whole Foods parking lot. Prices are a little high, but it’s convenient and local.

Some new stores here. The Fountains Are flowing and music is around every corner. The kids love the spray area. Some good energy here. Blue skies and 84 degrees. Can’t beat that, right,

I am glad I finally discovered Fountains at Roseville! With ample parking, the shopping is catered to a more up-​market crowd however the food and entertainment provided are suitable for all!
There is a large Pet Supply Shop, Whole Foods, fountains and train rides for the kids and is a relaxing place to be. It actually reminds me of Santana Row in San Jose however less crazy which is a good thing!
The Fountains holds events such as live music and kid’s programs so remember to check it out.
I have done a complete lap of the place and am now relaxing at Peet’s Coffee in the shade catching up on social media.

I love the upper class feel to this shopping center. It’s such a nice change from the usual chain store malls. Lots of original stores, shops and places to eat. Calm, casual shopping is more my thing and this is the place to get away from the crowds of pushy people with uncontrollable children and teenagers.
While you won’t find a bunch of discount department stores here, they make up for it with specialty merchandise that you may not find anywhere else. The shops are neat and clean, with pleasant atmospheres. Employees are friendly, polite and acknowledging when we enter the door. Even the grounds, (and of course all the eye catching fountains), are fastidiously maintained!
So while I have to admit that as I grow older, shopping in general is losing it’s luster. This mall lights a romantic spark as to what classy shopping is all about!