I don't get to go shopping very often, but when I do, I head to Tanger. The stores are great. The sales are even better! Michael Kors has got to be my favorite splurge store, but I always end up getting amazing deals. When I need new shoes (especially work shoes), I go to Nike or Reebok. My husband loves Haggar for all his shorts and suits. Dress Barn is great when I'm looking for dressier clothes for whatever occasion. If you're looking to eat there, I'd say pass on by the food court. It's pretty skint and really pricey. Save your money for shopping! read more

I used to live in another state, about ten minutes from a Tanger Outlet and I usually just walked around it, because I liked the setup of a Tanger Outlet. I very rarely purchased. This changed on Saturday! I was so stoked by the prices AND the quality of the items. Plus, the employees were helpful in every single store we walked into and interested in helping versus trying to sell me an item simply to make a sale. I think it would have been nicer to have a few stores - for a Tanger Outlet it felt small, but I was pleased with every store I walked into. Definitely worth a visit, you are guaranteed to find something you need at a great bargain price. read more

Name brand stores here with prices that make my bank account happy. Worth the drive if your from the city. Easy to navigate to and through. Weekdays are less crowded. read more

Love these nice outdoor with some Roofing outlets. Nice variety of stores. Always good parking. Food court needs a little help! Restrooms always clean! read more

Tanger Outlets opened a Prairieville, Louisiana location when I was in High school and we always love shopping there when we go home. I was THRILLED to find this location! We had so much fun walking around and shopping! I thought the shops were really well laid out. We had such a nice time wandering around and shopping. It was just as wonderful as the one back home! I highly recommend this outlet center and cannot wait to head back for another shopping trip! There are hotels close by so we are planning an overnight girls shopping trip before the Holidays to get some shopping done! read more

I like how Tanger claims this outlet is in Pittsburgh. But let's face it, this place is about twenty five miles, roughly a half hour, outside of the city center. Now in most other major cities that's not a big deal. But when talking about Pittsburgh, it kind of is, Pittsburgh isn't like most other cities, the city itself hasn't grown outward that much yet, so it's kind of a haul to make it out here. Is it worth, yes and no. I like the mix of stores that is offered here, but at the same time that doesn't mean that this is a place you have to come to go shopping at. You can find a majority of these stores within the Pittsburgh area. And the prices, there's really no difference from those stores. The one thing that Tanger does have going for it is that there really isn't that much congestion driving wise. Most people would say that the coupon book is the one thing they have going for them, but that is a little misleading. If you are near the information desk area in the food court, and you didn't know any better, you could go to the vending machine near the restroom and buy yourself one of these coupon books for $5. Let me tell you that you are wasting your money for one of two reasons. The first reason being that you can receive these books for free by signing up via text and receiving a code (there are other ways to receive this book, but that is how I did it). The other reason that you would be wasting money on this book is that even though there are businesses in this shopping area that provide coupons for this book, they negate them by having "special sales" or by handing you one of their own coupons as soon as you walk in the doors. Seriously giving you a coupon book that you are going to be throwing in the trash once you leave here. The area itself is nice, great to stroll around if you so feel inclined to do. Partially protected by the elements which gives it the protection you need for rainy or cold days. But do remember that you are still walking outside when moving between stores, so when it is cold or windy, make sure to take a coat. read more

Not a bad place at all. Tanger has a ton of great outlet stores like Coach, Nike, Off Fifth Saks Fifth Avenue, Polo, Timberland, Wilson's Leather and much more. Tanger is about 20 minutes closer to me than the hour it takes me to get to Grove City. I prefer Grove City but Tanger is closer and I can go to The Waffle House, The Meadows Casino, IKEA, Giant Eagle Market District and other places in the area since they're close. The center is clean and well kept. I also like the fact that it is partially covered. Pull a map up off the Tanger website and figure out what shops you want to go to. http://www.tangeroutlet.com/washington/directory Then decide were to park to be closest to were you want to go. I normally park near the Coach Outlet. It is in the middle of the center. Off Fifth anchors one side and the recently added Polo Outlet anchors the other. The small indoor food court is quite limited also. Go to The Meadows Casino first then take your winnings across the road to Tanger. read more

Perhaps if I didn't live so close to these outlets, I wouldn't give them a high rating, but I do (live close) and I did (give them a high rating). I would definitely pick Grove City outlets over Tangers, but as I mentioned I live about 20 minutes from Tangers so there's no contest. I look at Tangers as my local mall - sure I can head over to South Hills Village, but I'm absolutely addicted to the Banana Republic Factory store - such great deals! Some of my staple stores are BR, Ann Taylor (& Loft), and the Cosmetic Company store. I sometimes check out the Old Navy, but it's not a priority. If you live sorta close (under an hour) to this place then check it out, but if you don't I would say don't go out of your way. And another thing to note, the food court at this outlet sucks - there aren't any options. read more

Nice place to walk around while my wife shops. There's mostly clothing stores, but there's a Discount Tools hidden amongst them. It's a Ryobi outlet and in addition to reconditioned power tools they have great deals on drill bits, saw blades etc. My only complaint is there needs to be more places to eat. read more

We live 2 miles from Tanger and visit frequently I wish they could expand and bring more tenants in that are lower in price to shop at. I would love to see stores like VF and also QVC com These 2 stores would be a good fit for this area The service is always excellent, polite and helpful read more

These outlets are okay. The layout is funky, the food court is nonexistent, and some of the shops are interesting enough to keep coming back and browsing. They have nice bathrooms and big parking lots, which is a plus when it gets crowded. On my most recent visit I went to Harry & David and the lady at the counter was insisting I get their reward card (or some kind of discount card) and I said no thank you. She pushed again and I said I don't come to this location enough to use it and I lived towards downtown. Plus I didn't want any more junk mail. She scoffed at me in disbelief saying I wasn't that far away. Yikes. It's a nice place to walk around and get some exercise (unless it's freezing or raining, ha) and you can definitely find good deals if you put in the effort to look for them. read more

I have been to Tanger Outlets on a few occasions, but it had been quite a while. We had a babysitter and wanted to hit the horse track, so the hubs and I stopped down at the outlets for a bit first. The H, never having been here before, asked about eating there. I said nope! One of my biggest cons (which I seem to share with other yelpers) is that there is a huge lack of dining options, basically just fast food and not much of a "food court" or place to just sit for a while and relax. Another con is that many of the stores don't seem to have the bargains that I remember. I was able to find some good deals at Old Navy ($4 shirts, $1 flip flops) and the hubs found some dress shirts on sale at the Columbia store. Other than that, nothing to write home about. The Carter's store didn't have a great selection and the sales were, well...meh. The Carter's store in Greensburg has much betters deals. Another yelper mentioned the outlets being compact, which I agree is a big pro. You don't have to trek miles upon miles to get to your favorite stores, and you could probably get through the whole place in a few hours if you wanted to. Also a plus if you visit during the chilly months (all 8 or 9 of those PA cold / raining months). Another pro (now I'm reaching here...) is that the bathrooms are immaculate. Ladies, there are several hooks for your bags / purse and also a very clean area behind the toilet to store multiple bags while you do your thang. Also, there is an entire room dedicated to kiddos, for diaper changing, breast feeding, etc. read more

Lots of stores. Easy to navigate and find your way around. Need more food options, but there are a few that are ok.

As a married couple in our late twenties with no children, our weekends seem to consist of lots of shopping and window shopping just for the heck of it. This is one of our favorite places to go mainly because it has a Saks Off Fifth. Tanger has the only Saks Off Fifth around that we know of (although I've seen articles about one opening up in the North Hills). Although Tanger is much smaller than Grove City, we still prefer Tanger for its layout. It's one big circle so finding a store is never too difficult. The walkways are wide and most of them are covered, making it nice for rainy/snowy days. Tanger has my outlet essentials (Banana Republic, Gap, J. Crew) so there isn't much of a need to go all the way to Grove City. The one thing I don't like, however, is the lack of food choices. They have Chinese, a chicken place, Subway, Auntie Anne's and vending machines. There are a few fast food choices and restaurants by the casino down the hill but that means you have to leave the shopping area. Otherwise, we love these outlet stores, especially on a nice day. read more

Love Tanger Outlets- I it is rare that I go to Grove City Outlets or even the mall anymore. I really like that this center has a much smaller footprint that Grove City. It is much easier to get around and find stores. If I want to drop bags off at my car at Grove City, it is usually a hike. Tanger is much more compact. Yes, there are less stores, but all of the major ones that I visit are there. I miss the Toys R Us outlet that was here for a few years- I got the best deal on toys for my kids there. The one major downfall of this outlet is the food court- it is TERRIBLE. Subway, gross pizza place and a random mall-Chinese food place. The out parcels are also not very developed. There is a lack of food options without a 5-10 minute drive. It is sparkling clean- the bathrooms are never dirty. Each and every women's restroom has a mother's room with changing table, sink, and rocking chairs. I loved going shopping here with my babies when they were young. Now that they are bigger and squirmier, I leave them at home whenever possible! read more

This was my 2nd trip to this outlet but the first time I really took my time and shopped the stores. They have a nice selection of shops-Ralph Lauren, Gap, Michael Kors, Nike, and Brooks Brothers to name a few. There were some shoppers there but it wasn't overly crowded. They have benches and rocking chairs in case you need to rest. The bathrooms are newly updated and very nice. We went into several stores and even though they were all very busy putting out new stock everyone greeted us, asked if they could help us and even checked back in with us. I made several purchases at several different stores. I was very pleased with the deals I got. My only disappointment was that they didn't have one of my favorite stores-Lucky but they did have a Torrid store which I haven't been able to find one in years. Great place to shop! read more

The only real "cool" thing about living in washington pa is the fact that the outlets are close by. This isn't the largest outlet mall but has a decent selection. My favs: gap, Jcrew, h&m, sunglasses hut, polo, Gymboree and my new favorite Janie & jack! Definitely a great place for new moms to walk around and let the kids run around for a few hours. The negative about this place: no real coffee shop. Gotta go up to Starbucks off trinity or maybe hit mcdonalds before coming here. If you're a AAA member, make sure to hit up the customer service corner for a free coupon booklet! read more

I have to say, I was psyched to go after reading up on it. Let me say it now, I've been spoiled by Grove City, it's an hour drive north on I-79 and it's much more worth the while. It's very nice there, clean, new, and it wasn't nearly as busy as Grove City. But it also seemed more expensive. The parking was set up kind of crazy, you can't tell what entrance you want, because you dont' know where any of the stores are. The food court is a joke. There are two places. Two. Two? Two! Subs or Chinese. Bottom line: Yes it's clean and nice. But there doesn't seem to be the great selection I'm used to. read more

No Calvin Klein or van heusen Food court had little to choose from Wasn't worth the 40 min ride down from Pittsburgh(Shadyside) read more

Small outlet but efficient and easy to navigate through the open walkways between shops. The food court is very small but there are so many other great places to eat in the area and healthier!! I only gave it 3 stars because my car was hit in the parking lot! There was no note or anytime going to security to confess. I was too mad to ask if there are security cameras in the parking lot :-/ read more

Love this place! Not quite as big as Grove City, but all of the basics are here! Check their webpage and sign up for the free club to print coupons before you go. Super clean restrooms and has a separate nursing area for breastfeeding moms in the restrooms complete with a changing table and rocking chairs! I think there was even an outlet for pumping. Way to go Tanger outlets! read more

I like this location because it's close. Potomac Mills is actually my fave but who wants to make that drive just to shop? When I lived closer, I stopped by often to visit Coach, Nike, Nine West and Old Navy then when Saks moved in it was just the icing on top of my milk chocolate cupcake! There are deals to be had at all the stores. For example, Coach has a limited selection of bags but they are still beautiful, classy and durable with prices dipping as low as $70 to $100 on a regularly priced $398 bag. Not bad. Michael Kors is another good deal...well made stuff often available with an additional 40% off. The layout is decent with many areas to rest for those that need or just want to take a break from the elements...snow, rain or the hot sun rays. Although I've never eaten there, they do have a food court and Auntie Anne's is in the back advertising they carry Carvel ice cream too. Parking is a plenty and during the week, of course, is the best time to go. read more

Tanger has a perfect mix of stores to prepare for vacation. Sales are usually really good too. Nice and spread out. Rarely feels crowded. Only stores missing are a Victoria's Secret and a Starbucks!!! read more

The blend of stores in this place is "all over". You can walk in Bose and spend ten grand but across the walkway is Crocs selling discounted shoes for less than ten dollars. Some of the places just don't fit the environment. It's cold as hell in the winter but spring/summer makes it pleasant to walk around.Every time I've been there it has appeared as more of a place everyone just kind of gathers rather than shops. What sticks out most to me is having a Columbia outlet, else I wouldn't go there. read more

PROS: Attractive property - well maintained - clean restrooms - easy access; CONS: WiFi is VERY spotty - not enough stores for guys who are not clothes shopping - perhaps a book store? read more

I love shopping at Tanger. All my favorite stores-Michael Kors, Kate Spade and Coach always have the great deals. They closed at 7 pm on Sunday, so I had 1 more hour than other malls. read more

Been here a few times, it's alright if you'd like to shop. But you're going to have to drive all over God's creation to find decent food. Might I add, a lot of the people that come here are really rude, and I'm normally ignored when I walk into stores. read more

I used to live in Bridgeville, and got kinda spoiled by the convenience of the Tanger Outlets. I live a little further away now, but Washington PA is still my nearest outlet shopping, so I make the drive every 1-2 months now. Imagine my surprise when I made my trek to find that my absolute favorite menswear store, Van Huesen had closed its doors. So disappointed. I can't find any information online about this closure. I asked at the service desk, and I was told that it just happened, and that they didn't expect it either. What they didn't tell me was that Van Heusen was renovating :( read more

Since we had a bit of spring weather over the weekend, we took advantage of it and headed to the outlets. It was my first visit to here. my bf worked here over black friday a few years ago but never experienced the shopping part of the outlets. I personally thought it was fun. I think the weather had to do with my happy experience. It was beautiful after weeks of being freezing. I loved the Rue 21 & Zumiez here. The H&M was okay. The food court is lacking. food court is lame. We ended up buying a pretzel from auntie anns (which has an indoor spot and seating area) There are plenty of places to eat down the hill so next time we will be sure to eat beforehand. Great deals are here. The 35 minute drive wasnt too bad. We will be back forsure. read more

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Stopped here with my boyfriend on Sunday, May 5th and had a decent experience. I am used to shopping at the Uniontown Mall so places like this are a big deal to me. I was little nervous when we first arrived as I saw a lot of the high end designer stores as I thought I can't afford to shop at these stores this is going to be a wasted visit, but I was very impressed by their wide selection of stores. They have everything from American Eagle to Coach to Columbia to Saks 5th Avenue to Hot Topic to a Steeler store, Old Navy, etc. I was impressed by their large selection and really wish I didn't spend so much money and time in the first few stores I visited as I wanted to spend time and money to visit a lot more. My other regret was taking my boyfriend as I love to walk around for hours and comparison shop which he is not up for (haha). They have a little bit of something for everyone here which I thought was great as you can see that is important to me if you've read my review on the Uniontown mall. My boyfriend had a few stores here he was able to shop at and enjoyed which is great as well. Pricing was decent in the stores I visited. Some store pricing was about the same as at other locations but a lot of their designer stores had fantastic discounts which are definitely worth taking advantage of. My only complaint is their lack of food options. Sure, they have a food court and an Auntie Annes, but they should add a few regular restaurant options as well. We left after a few hours due to hunger as we wanted to go to a sit down restaurant and enjoy a meal and there were no options for that here. That's definitely something I think they should add. Other than that, a great experience will definitely be back the next time I want to go clothes shopping: read more

The Tanger Outlets in Washington, PA are by no means an incredible outlet center... but if you're close by and just want to run into a few stores quickly, this isn't a bad place to go. I always stop at Columbia, Nine West, Loft, Gap, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, and J Crew. Though it's easy to complain about how small the center is, when I drive all the way out to Grove City, I really don't go into that many more stores. However, I do have to warn about two things... (1) Do not go here hungry. The food court options are terrible, and I really don't know of any good restaurants close by. (2) Do not go here in the winter. It gets very, very cold and windy out here. Bundling up to walk from store to store is a huge pain, too. read more

Went yesterday...it is a nice outlet mall. Not too big. Got there earlier and got a great parking spot. It started to get busy as we were leaving though. Love the Columbia store, hiking pants always a good thing. Addidas is great for finding my running shoes. Never been in Talbot's before and found some cute skirts. I just wish they had a Vera Bradley outlet store here but you have to go north for that. All in all nice outlet center with covered walkways and nice n clean bathrooms. :) read more

Staff at every store I went to (J. Crew, Nine West, Nike, Dress Barn) were awesome! Great deals at Under Armour , Bath and Body Works and J. Crew. Always find the best bargains here. This outlet has great items in stock, not just the typical over produced or defected items. read more

A mall. Called an outlet. With merchandise imported from Indonesia, Egypt, Vietnam, Bangladesh, the Dominican Republic, China and assorted other Third World countries. You know, the stuff from the factories that make the crap at Target and Walmart, but with a higher mark-up. Lots of tricks with pricing. Old Navy sells T-shirts for $24 that are priced at $12 in the Waterfront store. Then they have a Buy-One-Get-One-Free offer so it's the same price. Wilson's Leather has 70% off the price. But not the marked price - it's off the sticker price, silly. Don't you know leather is like a car? The Bose outlet features the same prices available on-line. All featured in an outdoor mall that resembles the clapboard architecture of the Atlantic seashore. Just outside of Pittsburgh. On top of a flattened mountain. And the rushing traffic on I-79 resembles the roar of the ocean. Somewhat. BTW, there is a real outlet next to a real factory with real outlet pricing not that far away in West Virginia. And their china doesn't have lead and cadmium like the imports. read more

Very nice and clean outlet center. Restrooms are some of the nicest public ones I've been in. Anyways, good outlet for clothes and sales. Apparel wise, banana Republic, Haggar, under armour, gap, Adidas are the best stores, sometimes Levis. Nike outlet is OK, very hit or miss, I think they used to get better shoes in years ago. read more

Came here the other day with my mom, and I have got to say that I am an instant fan. On a beautiful day, this place might be one of the best destination spots if you are looking to get some good stuff for an acceptable price. Honestly, I was loving the deals at some of these outlets. Some of the stores I have never even seen elsewhere, like an actual Under Armour store and a Reebok and Adidas store. Seriously, if you want a good deal check it out. Some of the places though so not offer much or any discount so watch! read more

The Gap Outlet was a disappointment. Not only were the men's khakis the same price as any sale priced item in the mall, the store then has the audacity to charge a fee for using my ATM card of an additional dollar! Some bargain! I will never shop there again. The sales associate acted snooty with me to boot when I questioned the price of an item. I have been a loyal Gap customer for years, bad move Gap, bad move. read more

Same outlet experience as elsewhere. Lots of vacant sites. Some deals but if you don't need it or it doesn't fit you, is not a deal

I live in Hawaii but grew up in Pittsburgh. I was just back home and went to the outlets. They have an amazing range of stores and the prices were excellent. I can't wait to go back again. read more