Better collection and deals than downtown good for a long drive and shopping at all main brandsread more

Service : do not go on the weekend or you'll be in hell…read more Selection: it's okay Value: lots of deals

This was a great location, my first time in this location and I cannot regret it. The workers are…read moresuper patient, friendly and helpful. They give great advice even if it doesn't have to do with the store and I'm very happy that me and my family came here. The store is clean, organIzed and sells the cutest Coats ever.

The outlet store for Moose Knuckles is located in the Premium Outlet Montreal. On my visit, they…read morehad winter parkas, jackets, shoes, and shirts for sale. They offer sizes for male, female and kids. Why pay full price at stores on Saint-Catherine St. Go to the outlets and save some money.

I love Nike yes I do…read more This guy was so ecstatic when recently found out last year that a Nike Factory store was opening 20 min from my house. Nike is one of the coolest and strongest brands out there in the world. It ranks up there with Disney, Coca-Cola and Apple. What I appreciate lately of Nike is they are continuing to be an innovative brand and continue to produce comfortable slick footwear and athletic clothing. I will stay a follower for life. The outlet shop here is clean, well organized (for an outlet store) and easy to navigate. Usually other outlets I've been to can look like a bomb has exploded (or an ant hill after you disturb it) as many people are rummaging through their clothes and shoes. They keep this place relatively in order. There are times during the year in which clearance shoes are an additional 25% off. I've found this at Boxing Day, in the fall and other sporadic times. If you can get in one of these times you are lucky. For those who want the best deal on clothes head to the clearance rack. Selection is limited but you can score some good if not great deals. Most of the other clothes are either slightly discounted or near full retail price. Some days good scores are found other days you may walk out empty handed. Overall if you like or love Nike come check this place out! Service has always been cordial and appreciated.

One of many similar stores in this outlet. They have a large surface with shoes and clothes. Prices…read moreare average with sales every so often. Some service. Good selection. You should find what you need. If you don't just go next door.

I'm a fan of this brand, and this seems to be the only New Balance store in the Montreal area, and…read moreit's an outlet. I was hoping to find some good deals, and while the deals and discounts did seem great (stacked discounts of i believe 30% off of already sale-tagged item prices) - I personally found the selection of items to be lacking. I tried on a few pieces of clothing, but none of them were quite the right fit for me, which I did not expect. I have trouble finding clothes that fit well, but with New Balance I can usually find *something* that is nice, stylish, and suits me well. On this day, however, I left empty handed...though they seemed to have plenty of buyers and back-to-school shoppers while I was there. I don't think I would personally go out of my way to go back to this location, as there wasn't as much clothing as I hoped there would be and the store was a bit smaller than New Balance stores I've been to in the past. Ultimately: not for me, but I would still recommend it to others people if they're in the area as the prices were great.

From the owner: New Balance est maintenant ouvert aux Premium Outlets Montréalread more

This is a shopping complex very similar to Heartland Town Centre in Mississauga, ON. It's clusters…read moreof stores separated by streets. It's a bit confusing and difficult to find specific stores. There are also 2 roundabouts in this shopping complex which add to the confusion. It has a very suburban feel. I only went to the Marshalls and Crocs, but there are a lot of big box stores, like Toys R Us, Bureau en Gros, JYSK, Homesense, Bouclair, etc. There are banks and drugstores and an SAQ (liquor store). I personally am not a fan of this kind of layout for shopping. You pretty much have to get in your car and drive if you want to go to stores in different "sections" since they are so far apart. Or you could walk but you'll be walking across parking lots and streets, it's not really set up with walkways or sidewalks for pedestrians.

I tend to find this brad a bit blend for what it offers. But I must say this location is really big…read moreand beautiful. I was kind of sad to see that in an outlet, you had very few item on sales. A must see.