This outlet mall is about 30 minutes drive from downtown Portland. The parking lot is huge, plenty…read moreof spots available for handling peak hours. They have over 100 stores, a good mix of premium and every day brands. Some of the noteworthy stores are Disney, Gap, Tommy Hilfiger, Polo RL, Fossil, MK, Coach, CK, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, Pandora, Swarovski, Tumi, American Eagle and Banana Republic. Sporting/athletic brands include Nike, Adidas, UA, Lululemon, Columbia, North Face, and Oakley. There are multiple children's brand as well like Carter's, Children's place, Janie and Jack and OshKosh. The outlet space is mostly clean and well maintained. The common pathways are wide, with lots of benches and chairs available to sit and rest. Most of the pathway is covered by shaded roof. There were several vending machines for drinks and small snacks. A lot of the stores offered good discounts and sales. Prices were good for clothes and accessories products. But the size of the stores were smaller and fewer product varieties. All the stores we went in, had friendly staff members. The outlet also does promotional events as we saw one by Xfinity in the parking lot.

Pretty good outlet. Designer brands and regular daily brands. I found the collections the stores we…read morewent in were good. Many styles and sizes. Good discount if the stores have sales going on. Usually it's cheaper since it's an outlet. All the staff we had encountered were nice.

You don't need one single thing, yet the draw of what you might find amongst someone else's…read morediscarded treasures is irresistible! Especially as the giant sandwich board is being rolled out by the street to draw traffic. Add a 40% off Early Bird discount, and I was the first person through the door! Kitsch and kitchen gadgets galore, albums, and a huge Christmas decor collection, I had to be mindful of what I decided to take home with me and it's purpose. No, I don't smoke, so why is that collection of vintage Reno hotel ashtrays calling my name?! I found a beautiful cookbook for my niece, an ornament for my sister in law and a cheesy bolo I could repurpose, if I only had a glue gun. Where is my glue gun? Maybe I could find one here. Grabbing the vintage military issue field and bomber jackets was a no brainer, at less than $10 for both. My purchases awarded me 6 entries into their monthly gift card drawing and a coupon for 50% off the highest priced item of my choosing, should I return the next Tuesday. They have color coded discounts daily. Now to see if I can hold myself accountable and actually resell these items whilst decluttering my home. The treasure sirens continue to sing my name anytime I get close to a thrift store. Ahhh aaahh ah!

My friend Rhonda won the Grand Prize drawing, and got many brand new gifts! So many it filled her…read moreSUV up! Charlie Hintz and his wife Alesa helped with photos, and loading! This place is a great place to come to! Great stuff, and prices! The staff is wonderful too.

Solid selection and prices. Crazy busy. The service staff was funny and grace under pressure.read more

I have very bad experience from the customer service! Store manager"anna" was very unhelpful and…read morerude to me! Will never ever go back there again! Thank u for ur service!

I was pretty happy with it, then some of the frozen meat I bought was clearly bad when I ate it…read more Just don't buy anything that can spoil and you'll be fine

Reading the reviews I notice they are almost all from a few years ago. This is December 31, 2023…read more* Woodburn Mega Foods has all the basic staples available in most grocery stores plus many items and brands needed for authentic European and Mexican cooking not found at Safeway or Walmart. * The parking lot is in excellent shape with parking spaces clearly marked and clean. * The produce department, deli and bakery look great and have a wide selection with many options not available anywhere else in the Woodburn area. * The shortage of cashiers currently does not seem to be a problem generally. There can be lines during peak times but the cashiers work steadily to get people checked out quickly. * There is a self checkout section with a person available to help with any problem. * Most of the cashiers speak English and Spanish and are friendly to everyone. As for the cashiers not being particularly chatty - I value getting in and out of the grocery store quickly. In fact, it irritates me when things are held up by cashiers carrying on conversations with customers when there is a line. The store has the warehouse look, like Costco, and is clean, fresh, and usually well stocked. Like many stores today they may be out of something due to shipping delays but I normally can find everything I need. I wanted to let people know what Woodburn Mega Foods shopping is like now.

I finally found what I have been looking for awhile here. Parents told me to get some pots and pans…read moremade by Revere and I was like I have not seen that brand elsewhere. They purchased their couple sets back 30+ years ago in San Francisco. That brand was really awesome. But to me, it was not easy to find. Today came and decided to walk in and I saw it right at the entrance. I was too excited!!! I had to call home about it. Mom was too excited. We ended up getting a set of 10 and very likely will be back to get more. I took a quick glance around and I realized that lots of things I have at home can all be found here. Corelle plates and Corning ware and yes Revere pots and pans. I was too excited when I walked out the store. Back when my parents got married and bought their kitchen stuff it all came from the store Corning ware but they just didn't realize it. This is not my first time in this outlet but first time walking in here. Now thinking about it, my mom loves buying corningware. I should have figured out. Yes Corning ware and Revere products are great. We are still using our original Revere products after 30 plus years

Would have very much liked to have shopped here. The Woodburn Outlet web site said they were open…read more Online it said they were open. Spent 30 minutes driving down from Portland exclusively to pick up some replacement pieces. Arrived at 12:45pm on Sunday. The sign on the door listed their open hours which included 12:45pm Sunday. But no. Doors locked. Took a walk around and tried again at 1:15pm. Still not open. Tried calling. Rang no answer. Went home. Waste of gas. Wasted my time.

I have never seen a Wilsons store ever in mall. I only know Wilsons from their outlet stores I see…read morein almost any outlet mall. The first time I visited a outlet mall and checked out this store I was naively blown away by the "amazing" discounts where they have a sticker price like $300 and then the outlet price like $60. Anyway later I understood a little bit on the outlet marketing strategies and I don't ever buy something based on the price tag alone. I still like wilsons since they sell some good looking leather jackets for cheap that fit well. i also have bought winter coats here that have held up well for more than 2 years. You can also get leather accessories on the cheap (sometimes cheaper than say Ross). The store is crowded and aisles are pretty much non existent but if you go to the store with a outlet approach (shop for deals not service or store organization) then you might leave impressed with the bargains.

I had a pretty good experience here; I've been to Vans outlets in California and they're usually a…read morenightmare of disorganization, kids running around, ugly clothes and just general chaos. This store was well-laid out, had pretty sweet inventory, and the prices were right - they had a Buy One Get One 50% Off sale going (which I imagine is a perpetual sale) that brought the prices down to something manageable. Let's not forget the lack of sales tax up here! If you're just looking for any ol' shoes, the deals aren't fantastic ($30-$60+ per pair - this is not Payless Shoe Source). If you're a true-blue Vans wearer, you're aware that these guys will last you quite a bit longer than the knockoff version at Target - trust me, I've been through at least 10 pairs of those and they are not the same. I grabbed a pretty sweet pair of tropical-print Classics for $35, making my boyfriend's $30 pair go down to $15. $50 for two pairs of shoes that typically retail for twice as much? I'll take it. If you're in the area and are looking for a pretty decent selection of Vans, check this place out.

Love this store. Pretty much one of the widest selections of Vans shoes in the state. Being an…read moreoutlet location, they carry the typical line of classic Vans styles you'll find at the Vans retail stores you'll find in most of the major malls. However, there's a nice twist, you'll also find a huge selection of random sale shoes, organized by size (sale shoes don't have full size runs, randomly sorted) and they are always buy 1 get 1 50% off. If you're a fan of Vans, it's pretty easy to come up on some great styles and at a awesome price here. They always have the sale shoes racks completely stocked and it's interesting finding different styles in your size every time you visit. They also have the same randomly sorted styles theme with racks of men's and women's apparel marked down, and almost always BOGO 50% off. Definitely worth checking out if you like Vans. They will always have the classic Vans shoes you want, but chances are that you'll be able to find a pair or 2 of shoes off the sale rack that are such a good deal you won't be able to pass them up.

Yu was the sales associate there and was so kind! She helped me pick out the perfect gift for…read moreValentine's Day I definitely recommend her :)

Somewhat friendly staff. Usual selection and nothing new. Declined to reduce the volume of the…read moreblaring music as a requested disability accommodation so I could communicate with my partner. As a result, $456 of purchases walked out the door. Prices are the same all the time. Always 30% off, 15% off with mobile app, 10% off for military. There is no reason to spend.