Previously known as the Anthem Outlets, the Outlets North Phoenix is a fun outing for anyone…read morelooking to shop a nice set of outlet stores on the outside of the Greater Phoenix area. There are plenty of stores along with a food court. There are some name brand stores and some stores not tied to name brands. There are deals regularly, especially around times like Black Friday and before and after any holiday. My wife really enjoys visiting the Outlets North Phoenix, and we'll plan in advance to spend a chunk of a day in the area visiting stores. I sometimes go in with her, and I sometimes take a book and read it outside while waiting for her. There are more than twenty shops at the Outlets North Phoenix. My wife's favorite is the Ann Taylor Factory Store. We also recently visited Under Armour and Rack Room Shoes. There is also a Coach Outlet, Gap Factory, Michael Kors Outlet, and so much more. The Outlets North Phoenix also has its own Cafes at Anthem Food Court, which includes Ruby's Express, Auntie Anne's, Charley's, Famous Wok, Fresca's Mexican Grill, Auto Boba, Pupetto's Gelato, and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. There are other restaurants a short drive from the Outlets if more sit-down restaurants are desired. There are plenty of sales, discounts, and deals. Each day, different sales are listed on their website at https://www.northphoenixoutlets.com/sales. There are also military, senior, teacher, and student discounts (all published on their website). Be prepared to share IDs accordingly when taking advantage of the discounts. The teacher and student discounts range from 10 to 25% off depending on the store or restaurant. There is also a free Elite Rewards membership with a birthday gift and so much more, which you can find out more about at https://www.northphoenixoutlets.com/elite-rewards. Each store has its own hours though the general hours at 10 AM to 8 PM daily except Sunday when it is open 10 AM to 7 PM. Other amenities of the Outlets North Phoenix include an air-conditioned food court with free WiFi, resort-style seating, and flat screen televisions, restrooms and a mother's lounge area, complimentary wheelchairs and stroller rentals, covered parking areas, curbside loading and unloading, an outdoor, shaded children's play area and splash pad, pet friendly service, electric car charging stations, vending machines, "Things to Do" brochure center, and more. You can read more about the Outlets North Phoenix at https://www.northphoenixoutlets.com.

Super let down don't go, it's honest a ghost town, maybe a handful of stores open and multiple…read morestores shut down the food court was wack and we didn't find anything walked the whole place and nothing at all, safe to say I'll never come back

Great selection but lines are a nightmare! They have a better dog selection then the one on bell.read more

Great combo TJ Maxx and Homegoods store. I love the extra variety of items all combined in the same…read morestore. They have everything you could want from clothes, home decor, bags, and food. The staff were very friendly and checkout was fast and efficient even for a Saturday night. The items are always a great value and much less than other stores. I will definitely be back.

I love the Nordstrom brand. This store represents in their store layout, cleanliness, stock…read moreshelves, knowledge staff, and pricing. I always find something that I just cannot live without. Lol. There is plenty of parking. They're are accessible parking spots and entrance.

Yes! It's so nice having a Nordstrom Rack in Queen Creek! Just yesterday I ran in to look for a…read morequick gift for my granddaughter and I ended up buying several dresses, a blouse, and a few items I had been looking for for a while at other department stores! What surprised me was not only the quality of the clothes but the prices was surprisingly low compared the name brands and the quality of the items! Then when it came time to check out the woman was super friendly and helpful! I know it makes me want to return!

This Kohl's is located in the Tramonto Marketplace. The store carries clothing and shoes for the…read moreentire family. You'll also find linens, electronics, gifts and a Sephora inside the store. Shared parking outside and WiFi in the store.

I went with a friend. It's typical Kohl's environment. Customer service was good, but I just…read moredon't find much there that I care for. I went because my friend had a return item. The transaction went smoothly (she had her receipt). They offer plastic bag recycling center at Customer service.

Marshalls and HomeGoods can be found at the Desert Ridge Marketplace. I like the idea that you can…read moreshop for clothes and accessories on one side of the store. On the opposite side, you can find all the home goods. Easy shopping for sure! I looked at several workout tops. The selection was slim in my size. I wasn't crazy about their selection of shoes but I am pretty picky. There is a good supply of home goods all organized by item and area. Shared parking outside.

Marshall's and a Home Goods all in one!! A lot packed in the store!!! Clothing, shoes and…read moreaccessories for the entire family, furniture, pet products, seasonal, paper goods, beauty items, food and snacks, home goods, bedding and a whole lot more. Need to walk the whole store to take it all in, so you don't miss anything. Great deals and lots of clearance items. Unfortunately, not many people on the floor to offer assistance! Friendly staff at checkout for the most part.

Ross is located in the outdoor Happy Valley Towne Center. The store has the presence of a loss…read moreprevention staff at the front of the store. He greeted customers as they walked in. It was fairly organized in here. I needed some new socks and found what I was looking for at a bargain . Yeh!! Shared parking and WiFi in many of the larger stores and restaurants.

Stopped by to do some quick shopping- Ross never disappoints! They always have everything! Lots of…read morecool things for an affordable price. The staff were friendly and my mother and I were greeted when we walked in. There are a few sections that were cluttered and had things everywhere but that is normal - the staff do try to fix it but you know some people will come by and mess it up again. I love to get my perfumes, lotions, socks, purses/backpacks, and wallets here. They also have cute stuff to add to your home like in your kitchen, bathroom, and living room. They also have cute dog beds, accessories, snacks, dog pads, and pretty much everything. They also have a car section! I always come in here for 1 thing and leave with 10-15 things haha! I did not get many pictures inside - I just took the one outside and of the things I grabbed today.

I thought this store was well maintained and had a great greeting card selection. This one is…read moresmaller than the one in north Phoenix but still has a wide array of clothing, shoes and household items. The value is still good however I have noticed the quality of items has remained the same with pricing increased for Marshall's across the board. Overall I'm very pleased with this store and still think you can get really great unique items for a good price.

Marshall's is growing on me and try to stop in when I can. I'm not ever looking for anything…read morespecific, but will usually find something I love or that my kids will love. Today I did come looking for a few things. The location was well organized and employees friendly. While I didn't find what I came for I did leave with quite a few pairs of Christmas pajamas that were a great deal. I love holiday decor as well but this location was pretty picked over. Check out clerk was awesome and we had a nice but quick conversation.

They sold me a defective product, a skirt for a young child. The skirt had a hole in it that we…read moredidn't see until after the child put it on. The hole was clearly a defect in the product, but they refused to do a return.

My daughter and I decided to visit Ross after a wonderful stop at Bath & Body Works. We grabbed a…read moreshopping cart and headed to the women's shoe Section decor section. As we were browsing, I couldn't help but notice two men walking back and forth through the aisles without picking up anything, just casually passing by multiple times. It didn't feel quite right, but I brushed it off since my brother-in-law buys shoes for my sister all the time, so I thought maybe they were just shopping. We continued through the store and headed toward the kids' shoes section. While my back was turned to the rest of the store, we picked out four pairs of sandals. While shopping, I casually spoke with another mom about the size stickers being missing-marked on the shoes, and she was thankful for the tip. Then, we moved on to the kids' clothing section. As we were looking through pants and shirts, I noticed two teenage girls in the teenage clothing section, not moving for at least 30 minutes. They were completely absorbed in their phones. Then, the two men I had seen earlier appeared again, this time walking toward the girls. The four of them started talking and looking at my daughter and me, all while staying glued to their phones and staring at us. I wasn't comfortable, so we quickly moved to a different section. By now, my gut feeling was telling me something wasn't right, so I placed my daughter back in the cart and headed to the front registers. I told the cashier that I was feeling uneasy and wasn't sure if they were stealing or causing some kind of issue, but I didn't feel safe with them staring at us. She reassured me that they had been watching the group and suspected them of stealing. We decided to head straight to the back of the store to look for more Easter decorations, but as I turned to look at my cart, I saw two additional men standing around, staring at their phones, not looking at the shoes or even trying anything on. One of them even yelled to someone else, though I couldn't hear what he said. My anxiety spiked. Within moments, one of the Ross employees--there were three of them total (only women no security/emergency button etc) approached me and said, "Ma'am, I want you to know you're being followed in the store, and we've been watching them awhile." At that point, I was shaken to the core and immediately decided to leave. As we approached checkout, all three employees gathered around me and my daughter. I called my husband, who was just minutes away. I was in such a state of panic that I couldn't think clearly. The employees kept saying this was the first time something like this had happened in the store, and I couldn't help but wonder why Ross didn't take more action (call police, 911, something to potentially save a life) I called my husband again, and the employees asked where he was. I told them he was on his way. Then, this elderly woman started approaching me, trying to calm things down, saying, "No, no, no, don't call the police. My son is autistic. He's weird, he's always weird I told him to quit acting stupid, then shifted the blame on the Ross employees saying - How dare you treat me this way, we did nothing." (I'm sorry you do not speak about your autistic child this way) The employees had to physically push her away and tell her to leave. They also mentioned that she refused to leave despite being asked several times. They had nothing in their cart nothing to check out so why did they show up how at checkout. I never saw this elderly lady in the store was she the look out?! The most disheartening part is the way Ross handled the situation. They claimed to be unaware of anything unusual going on, even though they had been watching the group for some time. They have a grievance and compliance line, but when I spoke with the assistant manager, she claimed to be the point of contact, which I now know wasn't true. Let this serve as a reminder to all parents: stay alert, trust your instincts, and always be aware of your surroundings