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    PatrickJ T.

    Small outdoor factory outlet mall in Troutdale, Oregon. Normally, we would not stop by such a small outlet mall with such limited store options. The women in our group insisted we stop and check it out though. Why? Because there is NO SALES TAX in the state of Oregon. While the group browsed the shops, I walked my laps around the outlet mall. Only a couple of folks bought some items after two hours of browsing. We ended up having lunch at Subway which is the only diniing choice here. Overall, it was a good 3 star experience. Columbia Gorge Outlet is definitely not a "Must Visit" destination.

    Veronica F.

    Not the greatest outlet mall but it had like 3 decent stores to shop. I came here to see if there was some good stores like Nike,Adidas but it's more like some crappy stores hardly anyone shops at. It has Columbia, Coach, Tommy H., not much selections there's others store but I didn't go in. Don't think I'll be back.

    Parking lot usually empty. Dint know how these stores stay in business
    Kim G.

    The only thing accurate about the name of this shopping center is that it's in the Columbia Gorge. Or close to it! There are only a few "premium" outlets here, Coach and Tommy Hilfiger. Some of the stores aren't outlets and the only place to eat is Subway. The items that Coach sells here are made specifically for their outlet store so they are not even close to the quality and design of the Coach items made for non-outlet stores. The prices are ridiculously high and they try to get you with coupons but when you get to the bottom line, the prices are way too high for what you are getting. I stop by two or three times or a year on my way to Hood River and usually leave empty handed, and I'm a gal that loves handbags! The best store, imho, is the Kitchen store near the Subway. They have a great assortment of kitchen gadgets, cookware, appliances and lots of those "As Seen on TV" items. I've bought some small covered casserole dishes that I use all of the time. Lots of silicone spoons, spatulas and whisks, bakeware and other fun items for great prices. Some of the stores here are not outlets, like the new Torrid that just opened. Their prices are the exact same as other Torrid stores, which is higher than the Torrid online store. I spoke to the sales people that work there and they confirmd it is not an outlet store. It's still a great store, but it's misleading. On a positive, there is a lot of free parking and never any crowds. Read my review from the top and that explains the lack of people. There aren't any "anchor" stores, no reason to stop here. It's too bad as it's a great location. They should rename this Columbia Gorge Shopping Center and add a Marshall's, Ross, and TJ Maxx which will attract customers. Give people a reason to stop! Oh, and put a sign before the exit ramp so people know the shopping center is at that exit. I've never understood why there is no sign!

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    Great outlet. It's small but nice. The variety of stores are great. I have been there many times finding everything I need.

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    Super overpriced. There ain't no deals to be had here. Skip this and find a better place.

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    Get a store here that people want to go to. This entire outlet sucks. Where is a nike? Jcrew? Anything? What a waste of huge retail space.

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