There are a lot of good sales going on most of the time . I love going through the clearance section. Customer service is great .

Newsflash: I'm an idiot. I'm all like "Hey it's mothers day weekend I should go to the outlet mall! It definitely won't make me want to strangle myself with a shoelace!" Gap Outlet, you are a giant pain in my ass. I'm a big dude and the Gap is one of the only brands that makes reasonably fashionable jeans that fit my sasquatchness. Imagine my glee when after 30 minutes of looking the only thing I could find in my size was a pair of lime green chinos. Nobody needs to see that. That lack of success combined with every child in the tri state area seemingly wanting me to step on them created a miserable experience. The people working here are very nice and I think they could tell I wanted to stick my car keys in an electrical socket, because they were trying very hard to be helpful. At the end of the day, left empty handed and in need of a vodka IV. read more

Pro tip: before you decide you like something, confirm it's attractive and decent enough quality, fulfills a vacancy in your wardrobe, goes with shoes you already have, stand in line for a dressing room, ensure it fits and flatters, stand in line for a cashier, ask yourself what you would actually pay for it. Because between the tag and the dubious/misleading signage for sales, you will not know the cost until it is rung up. Even then you may lodge an appeal, but the cashier will most certainly confirm your fear: the signs all over the place, including on the rack from which your item came, do not correspond to what you want to buy. This place puts a dress that originally cost $59.99 on a rack with a sign saying "Now $59.99." That's what you're dealing with. Caveat emptor, Gap Outlet shopper. read more

This GAP outlet seems to have more things than the Johnson Creek outlet. I prefer this one. It does get very busy, though, the lines at the fitting room and at their checkouts run quickly and the people are nice enough at the checkout. Just an FYI, check the outlet mall's VIP site out - it's free. I often find coupons for GAP outlet that let me take an EXTRA 40% off of my purchase, no restrictions, and they will give the coupons back to me to use again if they aren't expired. P.S. Associates, say hi to your customers when you are standing in their way as you're putting things away. :) read more

Not a huge fan of Gap Outlets...I tend to find better deals at the regular Gap store. The one thing that irks me about this store is that they say everything is 40% off in the store...oh wait except the sale rack... Staff is semi helpful. Not the greatest selection on baby items. Pretty decent selection on men's and women's clothing... read more

I usually am not a fan of the Gap- I feel like the clothes are relatively basic, but you pay dearly for them. I can get my basics elsewhere for a lot less wallet stress. I thought there were really good deals here- especially with the clearance items. The day we went boasted an additional 50% off clearance! I helped my sister pick out a lot of delightful tops, and found myself an amazing pair of pants for $10. And you can't beat their tax rate- 5.5%! read more

i enjoy all the savings i get at this store! i am able to buy lots of clothing here that fits my style. Staff is amazing and very helpful! Check out is speedy! read more

I love shopping at the Gap. They have a vast selection for children's clothing. The check-out line isn't that long of a wait.

It seems like you can get really good deals here, but the customer service here is TERRIBLE. My mother and I went into the fitting rooms and I requested a handicap stall since my mother is handicapped. I was told by the fitting room attendant that the handicap stalls are saved for people with strollers. WHAT?!? Really? I wasn't aware that they are called STROLLER stalls not HANDICAP stalls. That was the most DISGUSTING thing I have ever heard. To top it all off, when we went to check out 3 people were standing around talking behind the register with only one person working the register. The line was growing and they all decided to walk away. I then heard the one worker request assistance and then one person came to help on the registers. I had the opportunity to be helped by her and it took FOREVER. I understand that you may not want to be at work, but if customer service is your job, you slap a fake smile on and you give the customer the best service so they return. I will NOT be returning to this store and will urge others to do the same. I cannot believe I had to deal with this today. read more