The outlet mall in Oshkosh is a decent stop for a store or two. However I have never scored the…read moresame caliber of deals that I have from WI Dells or Pleasant Prairie. The layout isn't great for a Wi mall though. By the time you walk a few stores you're cold. If you wanted to stay a while beware that there is no food court. There is a Johnny Rockets though. The restroom situation is slim also. Definitely use the restroom near Columbia as the Vanity Fair one is a simply gross.

Prime Outlets Oshkosh (hereinafter referred to as POO) is a pretty standard outlet mall. They've…read moregot your Nike, your Bath & Body works, Tommy Hilfiger and a Van Heusen. There's a huge parking lot and maybe 100 stores. It's mostly middle market brands with a Brooks Brothers, Ralph Lauren & Coach as "premium" stores. Overall, it's pretty similar to Johnson Creek outside of Madison. We did score some pretty great deals at Old Navy & the Mister got some sweet pants for $4.57 at Lands End. So hooray for that.

I bought my set (25 piece) of Permanent ccokware April 1985, when I was stationed at Clark Air…read moreForce base in the Philippines. It was expensive, but we bought it anyway, because we were convinced that it will be the last set we ever buy. The salesman was very convincing and were too young and gullible back then, but we've actually been very happy with it all this years. We've had some minor parts replaced for free. I had a pot cleaned and polished. One of the pot burnt and separated at the seam on the bottom, so I returned it, assuming they replace it, but I was told they don't warranty abuse to the units. I admit that I left the pot on the stove a little too long and burnt what I was cooking, but I can't believe that the bottom seam would just separate like that if it hasn't been weakened due to age and the constant scrubbing. The bottom burnt on one side of the pot, only. The side where the seam separated. Why didn't it burn the whole bottom of the pot, since it was centered on the stovetop, getting heat evenly on the bottom. I do not concur with the evaluation of the damage. This is supposed to be a permanent cookware and now my opinion of the product and this company just fell to the floor.

One of the region's last malls still standing, the Marshfield Mall is a small place that (unlike…read moremany of it's contemporaries) is still mostly full of stores, and still neat and clean throughout. Their last remaining anchor (following Younker's bankruptcy) is Kohl's, though there are still plenty of other chain and local businesses packed inside. If you're looking for apparel, knick-knacks, accessories, or a classic "mall" experience, this is a great place to get it!

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I haven't been to this place in over a decade and I'm glad I finally got back here. The food court…read moreis still pretty vibrant compared to some malls back home. There's plenty of retail thriving as well as kiosks. It is clean and plenty of seating when you need a break.

This review is not about the FRM store, it's about the merchandise, and I hope they send it to…read morecorporate. When will BR learn that women 5'2" and under do not want all of the string pulling for shotening sleeves and pants wide enough to hide an elephant are not what we need? I've finally found out why cotton is not being utilized in clothing much now, but the clothing details are all wrong for the petite woman styles. Such a shame, the styles make women in their 60's look older and they are not stylish either. Shift pull over linen dresses with no zippers would be washed and fluffed once then discareded, I suppose that is the plan. Such a shame. The recent linen jacket I bought the sleeves & colllar were so ugly, who would wear that?

Family owned and operated since 1961 the Woolen Mills is one of my all time favorite places to go…read morein West Bend for cozy gloves, warm hats, great quality sweatshirts, socks/slippers, blankets and tea towels. They also have snow/hunting gear, boots, jeans, and Girl/Boy Scout apparel! With a wide range of inventory including lovely handmade candles and glass suncatchers - the Woolen Mills is sure to have a little something for everyone. I'll definitely continue to support this local family business!

I have gone to support this place way back when it was in Sawyer Street. I live the new location on…read moremain street. I went into there today met Kyle and Martha!!!! Sweetest kindest people l ever met! Went in for one thing left with a cart load!!!! This store is so fun the selection and prices are phenomenal!!! If you have not been in there stop into say hi!! You won't be disappointed!!! Recommend 1000 percent!! Very clean and organized and fun!!!! Please if you donate use second chance!!

Value and some variety but great place to get food cheap. Close to home and easy to find.read more

Johnson Creek Premium Outlets - Johnson Creek, WI…read more This mall always comes through when I need a little retail reset. It's clean, easy to navigate, and has a great mix of stores--whether you're looking for budget-friendly deals or brand-name finds. I've scored amazing pieces at places like Nike, Old Navy, and Bath & Body Works (and the clearance racks be rackin' ). One thing I really appreciate is that it's not overwhelming. It's a chill shopping experience with wide walkways, plenty of parking, and restrooms that are actually easy to find and clean. It's not a "huge" mall, but it's just right when you want to get out, walk around, and treat yourself without driving too far or dealing with crowds. Great for quick stops or a slow weekend browse. Definitely a go-to for our household!

Date of visit: August 30, 2024…read more I tend to visit this outlet mall far less than all the others on account of not heading this direction as often as I am towards Pleasant Prairie or Oshkosh, but also because this mall is much smaller than the others. And not having been in a few years, I can see that it is considerably smaller yet due to the number of closures at the mall. There are easily a half-dozen empty storefronts here, and the buildings themselves are definitely not being kept up, either. I do not think this mall will be around in a couple years unless management steps in and revitalizes it. Don't even get me started on the danger of trying to cross the street between the two sides of the development, either as we witnessed multiple cars run the stop sign in our short time there.

Mayfair has truly passed the test of time in the city. It keeps evolving with the trends and…read moreaesthetics. Even the food court has hooked up with The Times. Plenty of options for all ages in both shopping and dining options. It is my go to in the area. The evening has Security for under age and they even have wristbands once they are checked of age so they are not bothered again.

As malls go this one is alive! In a day and age where we are seeing the demise of the mall this…read morelocation has managed to stay relevant, up to date, and just busy! Great selection of stores, clean environment, lots of parking, a descent food court, and well just a safe environment. When I was here the place was packed! Good to se that at least one mall is keeping the tradition alive!