It had been a few years since I last visited The Outlets and boy, what a slight letdown. Though we…read morespent most of our time at the Green and Blue Villages, so much real estate is sitting vacant. Gone are my faves, Gap, Sketchers and Nike (the latter, I could always count on finding the XL Elite Basketball Socks), however we were still able to find some super deals at Under Armour (Tech Short Sleeves for $12), Columbia (Sorel Boots on clearance for $30), and The Cosmetics Store (Clinique Happy at 50% off). It was a great day to walk, so we used the walking path that connects the villages. (Note that if you require mobility assistance, it may be best to drive between the villages). The public restrooms at the Welcome Center (Green Village) and next to Banana Republic (Blue Village) were clean, well stocked, and in good condition. My aunt even complimented the nice aroma (smelled like lemons). Not all stores had fantastic deals (Lucky Brand was still at $99 for a pair of jeans) but still nice to browse thru.

We found some items to buy. Several stores gone but good stores are still there. Banana Republic…read morehad most everything 20% off. Levi's had up to 50% off.

Date of visit: February 12, 2025…read more I was admittedly impressed upon driving up to the store given that it looks like no other Target I've ever seen on the outside, the cabinesque look of the entrance lending itself well to it surroundings. But all of that initial feeling faded away quickly when I saw that both trash cans outside the store were absolutely overflowing, reminiscent of the aftermath of a music festival, the garbage piled high and also surrounding the cans as though they had not been emptied in days. This sadly is the new normal for Target, the high standards from when I worked there long abandoned as they continue to try to chase Walmart instead of doubling down on the service that set them apart and made them the superior choice. While the inside of the store was definitely cleaner than the exterior, service was MIA (also their new normal) as not a single employee interacted or even looked at me while we browsed the mens, electronics, and grocery departments. The cashier was definitely not friendly, either; exactly why I lean towards self-checkout these days, it's harder for a computer to be rude to you!

For the second year in a row, trying to sign up for Target's so-called "college student discount"…read morehas been nothing but a nightmare. The registration system simply doesn't work, no matter what I try -- and once again, I was left stranded with no support. To make things worse, the in-store manager was not only unhelpful, but also rude and sassy, as if my inconvenience was an annoyance to them. I asked for assistance and was brushed off with attitude and zero effort to actually solve the issue. This I called customer service and stayed on the line for over an hour while still waiting in store. The result? Absolutely nothing. No resolution, no help, just more wasted time and frustration. For a company this size, this "discount" is nothing but a sham -- a marketing ploy that fails to deliver and leaves students hanging. After two years of this mess, I can confidently say: Target, do better. Or just stop pretending this discount exists.

Very spacious, multi room thrift store benefiting . Plan on spending some time to go thru each…read morethemed room! Sporting equipment, pets, household, accessories, shoes, everything you could think of except furniture. Everything I go there I am greeted with a friendly, helpful welcome.

No surprise it's #1 Just left store and not just satisfied with selection but SOOO Impressed with…read morehow organized it is and the professionalism of the woman who greeted me. Most important, it's for a charity.

I was recommended here from an employee at Keystone Christy's to buy an emergency pair of snowboard…read moreboots - wide - which are apparently difficult to find. They helped me find an option which saved the trip. I was with my local friend and they gave us the local discount.

Great gear and great prices. TJ was great. Lots of good sale stuff and new season merch.read more

The service was fast and friendly. The store was huge and they have a wonderful deli, bakery and…read morepharmacy. The prices were not bad and I found some bargains

Person running the pharmacy pickup area was definitely not the warm fuzzy type. A bit shocking how…read morecurt and cold she talked to me, if not a bit rude. Writing this to prepare other customers who might encounter her. Could definitely benefit from some customer service training on how to speak to customers.

The absolute worst customer service I've ever experienced!!! Went in on 09dec around 4:30 and all…read morethe men working seemed annoyed to actually do their job and help a customer out. But the selection of inventory was good so at least they got that going for them.

Management contacted me and ended up giving a one day refund. So while not ideal they did make the…read moresituation right.

The water from the water fountain here is crisp as fuck also Michael is super knowledgeable and…read moregreat at his job

I have been a member since 1971 and had several poor experiences at the REI in Dillon, Colorado…read more Came in to get new cross country ski boots and was ignored by a salesperson working with one customer. Another sales dept employee who was helping her put back downhill ski boots after about 5 minutes said he would get someone to assist. After waiting another 20 minutes we left and the saleswoman never even looked up or responded. I was a retail shoe salesman and you actually can go back and forth with two customers. Either crappy training or uncaring sales people.