My partner decided to take me on a mini shopping spree for my birthday. We come here at least twice…read morea year, and this time we went to the On Clouds store (which honestly I didn't know they opened so I was pleasantly surprised, and excited to see all the merchandise in person). After circling around the parking lot for a few monies, we decided to park in the special gated area, and paid a few bucks for a spot. There is a parking garage, but my partner has a box on his SUV making it too high to enter. The lots outside the stores are PACKED. There is also a bigger lot behind the stores, but that requires a lot of walking. The store complex is huge and even has a name. We usually choose one section to go to and stay around there - we are not big shoppers as some people that go there. We just usually just make our rounds around our favorite stores, and whatever else we decide to check out. There are food stands spread around the complex where you can get sweets and beverages. A huge building with management office, guest services and various food chains stands somewhere in the complex. I got Jersey Mike's and Pink berry for dessert. My partner opted to try chicken and fries from the Melt Shop. Overall the food choices are solid, I'd say. Something for everyone. It is always a fun little escape to go to a mini town full of shops. Many are outlets - which means cheaper prices than you would find in a regular store. It is a dangerous adventure since we always drop a few hundreds when we go thus why we don't go often. There isn't much that surrounds Woodbury Commons to explore, so when you decide to go make sure you put aside at least half to a full day for just walking around.

It's been my experience that "outlet" is just code for last year's merchandise at department store…read moreprices. Sure, there are some deals to be had and at Woodbury you can certainly get your 10,000 steps in but the discounts are on par with TJ Maxx or Marshalls. Woodbury's a great place to kill time, just don't expect to make a killing.

Joe was amazing. He found a suit of our liking within our price range. His customer service was the…read morebest I experienced during my visit to 5+ stores at Woodbury Commons last night.

I have to say, the women's clothing doesn't really compare much to the men's clothing in the store…read more And the line for checkout is pretty horrendous, but saving upwards of 70% isn't a bad thing. And then 30% off, or 35% if you're a member of their rewards club. Then the 10% off if you spend $50 from the coupon book. Still enjoy getting a polo for $8 and the fabric is comfortable, too - one key of whatever I wear is that I have to like the fabric. Suit jackets and more aren't really strong here, but then again, I'm usually here for a cheap dress shirt, tie, pants, sweater, or polo.

This is a big Burberry outlet store in Woodbury commons. At the entrance they have the accessories…read moresection that has scarfs, bags, purses and wallets. On the left, it's the men's apparel and shoes sections. On the right, it's women's. In the back, they have very tiny kid's section as well. The apparel has the most stock in the store, followed by shoes. Prices are decent, especially because items are have discounts between 30%-70%. The store is clean and tiny. Several associates walk around the store to keep things in order and help customers with different questions. The checkout area is super nice with all red wall in the back. Multiple registers were open when we were at the store, so there was not much wait time.

Came here to see if they had anything good at discount but the deals weren't great, so i ended not…read moregetting anything...

This shop keeps expanding, with a larger men's shop than women's side, they have a lot of the…read morestandard polos and summer wear right now, and while not all of the equipment is fitting for me (I'm smaller), a lot of clothes were good fits for the folks around me. Polos were $119, though at some discount depending on the pattern. Definitely not too far from the regular retail, though, so I'm not sure coming during regular times is much of a deal. Bargain hunting here is a must. Will have to pop by during a holiday sale to see if it's better.

This is probably the best store in Woodbury Commons. They have a great selection and sometimes you…read moreget good deals too. They also have a coffee shop inside the store.

Some givens/understandings:…read more * It's Barney's, and so will be carrying top fashion brands that are typically very expensive. * selection will be much more limited than say, SaksOffFifth given that it's all so high-end But I was disappointed visiting this Barney's--the discounts were middling, to be sure. What really threw me off was the way items are labeled. On the price tags will be a number written in a thin marker. In literally every store I've ever been in when this happens that means this is the new price. Right? You've seen this everywhere: original price is the printed price on the sticker, the new discounted/sale price is the one written by hand on it. Not at this Barney's, so you can imagine my feeling of ignorance when I went to buy some very expensive shoes for $400+ dollars only to find out that this hand-written number is the **location** of the item in their storage and not at all the price (which was twice as much, and how could I not know that, and have I ever even *bought* couture before??") Needless to say I was embarrassed, which is never the way you want customers to feel, in the GAP and certainly not in Barney's. It's an easy fix: either add another sticker or recode your storage system to include letters so that we never confuse the written location with the written price. The number on these shoes written in bright green pen and the actual price (which was discounted, to be fair) in a faded print probably from its original display. The salesperson wasn't rude, but clearly I needed to learn about Barney's practices, and Barney's did not need to learn about mine!

i will fully admit that i am not a Barneys shopper, in general. However, i have come in this…read moreoutlet stores for as long as it has been in Woodbury. There was a time when you could come in here and pickup some serious steals. It may have been a season or two late but it was gift wrapped in a price tag that saved you 605- 75% and that made it worth the wait. The store seems to have lost its luster. Not a bargain to be found the merch seems to be more made for an outlet that a lover of fashion looking for a steal.

This Bloomingdale's outlet store opened few months back in place of previously occupied by Forever…read more21. It is a much smaller store compared to few other of their store I have been to. Still there's a large number apparel products for men and women. There are few shoe aisles spread out by size. There's also accessories like bags, purses, watches, sunglasses, jewelry, home decor and travel bags, but most them had smaller number of varieties. As I explored the store, I noticed some really good sales. Regular sale was up to 70%. In the clearance section, it was 85% off. So, prices were excellent after applying the discounts. Staff members were available at the store, some were busy tidying up the products, and others were at the register. Despite the lesser number of products in some sections, overall it is a wonderful addition to the Woodbury commons's already impressive list of departmental outlet stores.

PROS: They have all categories of clothing and accessories there and the associates were nice…read more Prices were good and the layout was organized CONS: This is by far the smallest Bloomingdales I've ever been to. This was only slightly larger than a Gucci store. I understand this is an outlet mall, but other outlet malls have full size anchor stores OVERALL: I do recommend coming into the store if you're looking for specific items that you know are in here, but I would not anticipate getting the full Bloomies experience from this store