The Washington Square is a giant mall, about 20 minutes away from downtown Portland. It has several…read morehundred stores including popular brands like Aritzia, H&M, Tumi, Pandora, VS, A&F, Hollister, Coach, Pottery Barn and lots more. There's an Apple Store here as well. There are departmental store like JC Penny, Macy's, Nordstrom and a huge Dick's store. Few other unique places to me were Din Tai Fung and 85C Bakery Cafe. It's popular destination for tourists' shopping since there's no sales tax. The common spaces are wide, clean and have lots of open sky windows. There are plenty of sitting spots available as well for guests. We were in the mall for about 5 hours. We shopped in the Lego store, Tumi, VS, Dick's, 85C Bakery, and BoxLunch. We had friendly interactions from staff members in the all the stores. We also went to the food court on second floor, which was underwhelming compared to rest of the mall. The dining space had old tiles on the floor, the chair and tables were basic ones. There were 10-12 stores available offering a variety of cuisines. The food was decent from couple of stores we tried. Prices were little bit expensive. Overall we had wonderful half day spent shopping and dining at this mall. There was a good mix of popular and luxurious brands, offering wide range of products. The food court could use some facelift to match with rest of the wonderful interior of the mall.

Great mall 20 mins away from downtown Portland. Many fashion stores, shoes, sports wear, high end…read morebrands and restaurants. They also have a food court at 2nd floor. It's clean, bright, spacious inside. I feel comfortable walking around not crowded. Overall staff were nice at all the stores we went in. The price can range depends on what store you walk in.

Who doesn't enjoy shopping? Lincoln City outlets has something for everyone- bookstore, Levis…read morestore, Old Navy, Eddie Bauer, made locally gift stores, "Salt" coffee/cafe, a candy store, Nike store, shoe outlets, restaurants, nice bathrooms, and so much more. Best of all for the dog owner, bring your dog; most of the stores are dog friendly. Isn't that amazing! Plenty of parking, partially covered, and close to other shopping such as Goodwill and bi Mart.

Very busy day. Lots of great shopping. Got some great deals at Bath and Bodyworks and the Vans…read morestore Shout out Conner for the awesome service.

Are you even a Washingtonian if you don't take full advantage of Oregon outlets before headed…read morehome...? I think not. We stopped by the Seaside Factory Outlets because they were right on the way home, nice and convenient! This outlet mall is definitely smaller than others I've seen in Oregon, but it served its purpose for me as I had my eyes set on a few stores, and a few stores only - Carter's, Bath & Body Works, and Nike. What can I say, I'm basic. We ended up not checking out Nike because we had our 2 year old with us and the line was HUGE (due to COVID-19). Bath & Body Works was doing an awesome job of getting everybody in and out, providing waters and hand sanitizer, and even had bags already set up for people to place their future purchases inside to just take straight to the register and get rung up! And of course, we spent $100+ at Carter's. Another pleasant surprise at this outlet is the Wine & Beer Haus. Awesome service, great selection, and you can even enjoy a drink inside at the little countertop bar. Highly recommend going in if you've got the time. All in all, worth stopping by if you're nearby.

The outlet is small, but it is in a great location and has plenty of parking. I loved the fact that…read morewe were able to visit a Pendleton store for the first time. My brother had already requested a small blanket and I was able to find one in a great color, ideal price, and the staff helped with all my questions. I also was able to buy a beanie, which I got much use of during our vacation this week. We visited the Nike store, a kitchen store, and two of the plus size stores. Also, there is a beer and wine house. You can purchase beer on tap and relax or grab something bottled or canned like ciders, wine, craft beer.

Came over to do some window shopping. They have a Columbia, Gap Outlet, Bath and Body Works,…read moreFamous Footwear, Vans Outlet and many other stores. They have three stores gear for entertainment. Claw City, Fantastic Arcade and Discs and Dice. You have limited amount of restaurants here. Subway and Starbucks. If you want to find more restaurants, head a little bit and there is Troutdale Food Carts. Lots of choices for everyone. The Multnomah Falls Shuttle picks up interested travelers here at the Outlet mall parking lot

At the time of writing this review, the Yelp listing for "Columbia Gorge Outlets by Simon Property…read moreGroup" was closed (I believe somewhat recently). "Yelpers report this location has closed." However, that's not true because we just shopped here. I submitted edits to Yelp to remove "by Simon Property Group" from the business name and reopen the listing. Hopefully, by the time you read this, the listing will be open again. According to a January 25, 2016 article by Chain Store Age, Simon Property Group sold "Columbia Gorge Premium Outlets" to New York-based Time Equities Inc. (TEI) for $28,425,000: https://chainstoreage.com/real-estate/time-equities-acquires-columbia-gorge-premium-outlets-000 Currently, Columbia Gorge Outlets is managed by Norris & Stevens. According to TEI, the 164,236-sf outlet mall "is 87% leased to 37 tenants. All the tenants are national retailers." https://timeequities.com/properties/columbia-gorge-outlets Our group of eight visited Portland for vacation. We stayed in the city and took a day trip to hike in the nearby Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. We stopped by this outlet mall to pick up some items for hiking. For example, someone bought a shirt from the Columbia Factory Store and another person got shoes (sneakers) from Famous Footwear Outlet. This outlet mall is conveniently located right off I-84 exit 17 (Marine Drive / 257th Avenue) in Troutdale, Oregon. Troutdale is a suburb of Portland. The two cities are about 16 miles apart and both are located in Multnomah County. The outlet mall is about halfway between Portland and where we hiked (Wahkeena Falls). Great location for what we needed. Columbia Gorge Outlets is one of the smaller outlet malls I've visited. The size and look of it is more akin to a typical American suburban shopping center than a sprawling outlet mall. In terms of appearance and amenities, it was pretty standard. Before heading out, a few of us used the restrooms by the mall's offices on the south side of the property. Overall, the property was clean and expectedly peaceful and quiet during our visit on a Friday morning around 10:38am.

This place is VERY interesting. If you love the thrill of the hunt? this is a fun store. Don't go…read morein there with ANY expectations though. This is not a huge warehouse of pallets of rejects. This is not stocked shelves like costco. I saw clothing [even plus sizes] under garments, pet necessities, shoes/boots, and food/snacks in bulk. Even a foreign section of food items [couldn't pronounce or read the packaging]. I got a 3 pack of glass bottled apple cider for $6 [a steal] 2 bulk boxes of 30 granola bars for $9 EACH [that's cheap as heck] and a pair of dress pants in a plus size for $12. All unopened all new, completely random. It was fun to browse.

We made our first trip in thinking items would be really marked down but sadly they weren't. There…read morewere a few good deals but as a whole if an item costs 25.00 normally you'd expect that in a "mega markdown" it wouldn't be 22.49. That's barely a savings . There were even a few things that said regular price was for example 40.00 and I was like no, I just paid 32.00 for that at Costco and then this stores price was 32.00 No really impressed at all and definitely not worth a special trip over

Security guard was some kid who warned me and other parents about 1 and 2 and 3 year old kids…read moreplaying in mall play area that were being too loud . Gave us a warning and said we would have to leave if it continued . I didn't know they discriminated against parents for bringing little kids to the play area (the play structures there are for babies and toddlers , ironic . ) I would beware if bringing your little ones to play in the play area there you may get heckled by the teenage kids they have working as security guards

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I've gotten many items here over the years. Bed sets, scuba gear, snowshoes, food, clothes for kids…read moreand adults. Even toilet seats which was interesting bc it took me 3 return to finally get one that had all the right parts. So check the box before buying. But the prices are great and there is so much selection.

Has anyone ever heard of a Costco outlet? Well now you have! The OC Outlet get stuff from Costco…read moreand sells it for super good prices! No need to have the "Costco card", this place is available to the public! I get the Charisma towels $5, tommy Bahamas comforters $20, rugs $10, hunter rain boots $40, Sherpa blankets $12 and snacks! But there SO much I more! Trash cans, couches, recliners, dishes, appliances, washers, dryers, vacuums, etc.! If you live on the west side, they opened a store in Tigard too!! Good hours and private lot! Don't forget to sign up for the email list to get the super sale notices!!

An interesting place with many cute shops full of unique items to discover…read more There are surf shop, pottery shop, art shop, good place to go finding treasures.

Bunch of shops/ Independent vendors selling items. You could take hours here. Perfect for a rainy…read moreday stop! Kid friendly!