Still one of best stores in downtown Greenfield. A go to…read moreplace for high quality outdoor clothing. You should stop in and see Brenda and Skip.

This place is great. I was immediately greeted by a nice woman who was knowledgeable and friendly…read more They clearly care about their products here, and I can tell they enjoy helping their customers.

Always a fun time! We got to visit after Christmas and the sales were amazing! Michael Kors, Kate…read moreSpade , Coach , they all had at least 70% or 80% !! The best service was at Kate Spade. Great selection for all , I will definitely return.

Beautiful spot in The Berkshires. Unobstructed mountain views in every direction from the stores…read more Worth a stop just off the turnpike in Lee, MA.

The Brattleboro Outlet Center is one of my favorite places to shop in the area. They have a great…read moreselection of factory outlet stores for both men and women, and the prices are reasonable. My favorite stores in this center are Van Huesen and the Bass Shoe Outlet. Every time I stop here I leave with bags of merchandise. The building itself is unique with its rustic barn ambiance, and overall the place is kept extremely clean. The bathrooms are industrial but clean, and there is ample parking around the stores. The Outlet Center is also conveniently located off Exit 1, but sometimes getting back on the highway can be a pain if it is during rush hour traffic. Overall this is a great Outlet Center with great stores and deals. It would be nice to see the center continue to have these great stores and possibly expand to other brands in the future.

At first we thought it wasn't the right place. When our gps sent us back to the location we thought…read morethat maybe it was the outside. This is not an outlet mall or center. There are hardly any stores. It looks like the outlet is closing. The restroom was dirty and a mess. Don't waste your time

I am a big fan of outlets and at this one you find a decent selection of stores, but it lacks the…read moreelegance, style, and facilities you find elsewhere. I found what I was looking for at good prices, but the Tommy Hilfiger store did not meet expectations as their childrens dept. apparently was moved to the Merrimack outlet; their loss Ralph Lauren finished the job.

I was very disappointed with my trip to Talbot's Outlet in Tilton, NH today…read more I had a coupon to redeem and I was eager to shop. The store looked like a total clearance sale with garments rammed together tightly in long rows. There was minimal "new arrivals" with no discount unless you buy 2 items. I left feeling disappointed, that my once favorite store to shop has turned into a store I don't recognize.

It's a nice little outdoor strip mall with some shops worth visiting but some of them are…read morefashionista boutiques that'll charge you $107 for a t-shirt. It took us an hour to see the whole thing including the time we took to see most of the stores. They do have restaurants and a Starbucks but I don't think they're letting people stay and enjoy their beverage inside at the time of this review. Worth a visit if you got some time to kill or if you enjoy any of the restaurants here.

I've been here a few times now. It's very clean and well maintained. There's a pretty good…read moreselection of retail stores as well as restaurants. I always make a Starbucks stop whenever I shop here, which is the best part!

Coming from Boston, I think this Premium outlet is great since it's tax free all year long. We got…read morefound really good deals at Coach, MK, Bloomingdale's, and Coach. They also have other popular stores including Saks Fifth Avenue, Nike, and Boss. The outlets are the place to go for the best deals. For the negatives, the food court is pretty sad, it only has a coffee shop, a pizza restaurant, and chicken restaurant, and a small Indian restaurant. We got food from the chicken restaurant and it was disappointing. Also, it was a hot day and there's not too much shade besides going into the stores or the food court. Overall, I like the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets more in terms of their layout and larger store selection, but would recommend going here if you plan on making large purchases to save on the tax.

This was a great outlet shopping experience! It was very quiet on a weekday afternoon, and it was a…read moregreat experience strolling through the various shops. There is a large selection of big names here including Nike, Calvin Klein,and Le Creuset to name a few. We found some great bargains at Nike and also found some great kitchen items at Le Creuset. There is a Lindt store here too for all your chocolate needs! We definitely paid that a visit also. I was also surprised at how friendly and knowledgeable all the staff were at the various stores. The staff at Le Creuset really seemed to understand their products very well. We did not eat here, but there is a small food court. Restrooms were quite clean and well-kept. Overall this was a great shopping experience!

Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is one of my favorite spots to shop in New England…read more The selection of stores is unmatched -- from high-end designer brands to everyday favorites -- and there are always great sales happening across the board. Parking is easy, the walkways are spacious, and the outdoor layout makes the whole experience feel relaxed, even on busy days. The staff across the stores are consistently friendly and helpful, and you can tell the outlet management does their best to keep everything running smoothly. Whether you're looking for clothing, shoes, athletic gear, home items, or gifts, this outlet has it all. It's become my go-to spot for both big shopping trips and quick visits for specific finds. Always worth the trip -- 100% recommend!

"From a little village baby, ain't large enough to be a town…read moreGotta get away from the city It's gonna bring you down" (Van Morrison) Wrentham Village Premium Outlets is the largest outdoor shopping outlet in New England with over 170 stores. After spending a few hours strolling around, I had two observations: The first was that the outlet space was pretty much fully tenanted, which is very different than so many of the outlets we've visited in recent years. No empty stores, no boarded-up shops, no "Going Out of Business, Everything Must Go" liquidation signs. The second observation was the very large percentage of "high end" stores that dominated Wrentham. Hugo Boss, Brooks Brothers, Coach, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, and Versace were all represented. The outlet shops are nicely organized into named "communities" and we saw some very pretty holiday decorations on display today. There were quite a few food trucks scattered around the property and a big playground in the center. Definitely worth a visit.

This open-air shopping mall opened in 2004. The land used to be a farm with a barn that was built…read morein the 1700s; then eventually it became a golf course later on. There are approximately 45 stores and restaurants; there were plenty of parking and even a playground. I find myself here quite often so I figured I'd give it an update. It's a beautifully maintained shopping plaza that reminds me of Garden City in Cranston, RI. On a beautiful day, it's a great place to walk around. They also hosts special events throughout the year. I enjoy dining at Mercato, 110 Grill, Flatbread Pizza, Panera Bread, and Jefferson Fry Company. My kids love Barnes and Noble and Walter's Boundless Playground. If you need to do your grocery shopping, there is a Shop Rite. There are plenty of shopping that can be done at Kohl's, Old Navy, Dick's Sporting Goods and more. There is a new candy shop called The Nutmeg Sweet Shoppe. If you want to attend a cooking class, book a spot at Sur La Table. There are a variety of businesses and many more businesses are being added. It's located on Route 44 and going in and out of the place can be chaotic sometimes, but there are traffic lights. Overall, it's a great place to shop and dine.

This is a great plaza, despite the traffic leading up to it. Unfortunately this area is building…read moreup, adding more and more lights, more and more lanes, and sometimes getting in and out requires patience. Once you pull in, there's an immediate four way stop sign intersection that can require the most patience of all, because taking turns is an unknown concept to some people. But once you're in, there's a good distribution of restaurants to stores. Shop Rite, Panera Bread, Barnes and Noble, Ben & Jerry's, Kohls, Chipotle, the Paper Store.... A lot of these places have been around for years. When a shop does go out, a new one comes in pretty quickly. There is a lot of parking available, although some is further than others. Kohl's has a large lot to itself entering on the second floor. The holidays can get chaotic in all parking areas, so if you must join the fray be kind.

How awful it is to go shopping and be made to feel unwanted and treated so terrible by the staff…read more I had been in retail all my life, and customer service is the most important, but that is not the rule here. And to make matters worse, after being interested in purchasing a rug, and going outside to take a look at the swatch in daylight, when I came back inside, the salesperson was re-ticketing it to twice the price,!! She said it was ticketed incorrectly! I said "you can't change the price on something I am about to buy!" This was the worst, most unpleasant experience!

On a trip to the Berkshires we went out of our way to stop at the Pine Cone Hill Outlet Store…read morebecause I love Annie Selke. I was a bit disappointed. Many of the items in the bedding department are still quite expensive. I saw quilts and blankets in the $200-400 range. There are some bargains among the rugs, but they don't deliver from the outlet. A lot of the bedding is in colors that most people aren't looking for in their bedrooms. That being said, I did find some nice pillow shams at a greatly reduced price, but it required some time and searching. It's also somewhat out of they way if you're visiting Lenox or Stockbridge.