I LOVE this store and Staff. The store is Always impeccable, the staff very kind and helpful. Sadly i was just informed they will be closing their doors at Westbrook without mention of a new home! Quite upsetting.. is there anything we can do? read more

Stopped in here today as my first stop at the outlets. It was just alright, didn't end up buying anything. I kind of felt like I was looked down upon by the fist worker who saw my son (in a stroller) and myself enter the store. No hello, just a weird glare. There were other employees who said hello as we walked around. Everything seemed too pricy for my taste. Maybe I wasn't super hunting for the good bargains. The candles and hand soaps did smell amazing. read more

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A really fun place to browse around and pick up a good bargain or two. Yes, it has "outlet pricing", but remember that you're starting off at high price points for most things, so even after the outlet discount, you're not walking away with an Ocean State Job Lot kind of price. But they do have a lot of better quality items here - pots and pans and all kitchen utensils of every description. They also have a nice grocery section where you can get a lot of unusual products (Root Beer BBQ sauce anyone?) at a discount. You'll never be bored perusing the aisles, and I bet you'll walk out with at the very least one bagful of stuff. read more

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I'm in love with this outlet shop. I found a whole bunch of on sale copper things for my kitchen and a huge Oreo shaped cake mold that I used immediately when I got home. If my husband and I ever meander back down to this part of the state again I'll definitely be back in. read more

I really cant afford to shop here, but I do love looking at the stuff. High end items at high prices. One of the great things about this place though is that you know you are going to get quality. No 'As seen on TV' things here. They are built to last. Some things will last for ever...mainly because you would never dare actually use the stuff because you would be afraid of damaging it. But, I like to think of this place a heirloom kitchen supplies. The other great thing about this place, it lets you know that you really do need a $120.00 pepper grinder. All others will pale in comparison. It will make your flaked pepper taste better which means all other things will taste better. I mean, the old crappy $20.00 pepper grinder I have can not compete... And trust me, I remind it ever time I am eatting dinner how it just does not measure up. Bad pepper grinder, bad! read more

Williams-Sonoma Outlet - Kitchen & Bath Near Me - Westbrook, Connecticut

My mom really hyped this place up but I wasn't really impressed. They had a lot of holiday stuff that had good sales but everything else was around 10-30% off when I regularly get coupons for 25% off to WS so it didn't seem like you were getting any outlet deals here. It was also really crowded, had narrow aisles and hard to get around with a cart. read more

Williams Sonoma outlets are few and far between these days. I was bummed when they closed the one in Wrentham, MA because where would I find electronic Swedish pancake makers and $20 vanilla bourbon belgian waffle mix, if not William Sonoma outlet?? The staff here might be the rudest staff I have ever encountered in a store ... maybe it had something to do with going 2 days after Christmas ... but still. I will mention is that this has probably the SMALLEST selection of electronics I have seen out of any WS! I went looking for a Panini Press and the only one they had was a $160 Cuisenart Electric Griddle/Sandwich Press which had more dials and switches than my BMW and took up more space than my actual oven. The Riverhead, NY Williams Sonoma (and the now closed Wrentham one) has tons of electronics and no less than 5 Panini presses from small to large and cheap to expensive. The only electronics they seemed to have were coffee machines. $550 cappucino machines to $40 plug in single cup French Presses. I would say there were only about 20 different (non-coffee related) electronic devices for sale at this WS. So what did they have lots of? Cutting Boards galore! All different types of woods ranging in price from $40 - $150. LOTS and LOTS and LOTS of kitchen tools and gadgets. Potato Ricers, Star Shaped Potato Ricers, 20 different kinds of cookie cutters, a plethora of measuring cups, whisks, etc. They also had lots of aprons and oven mitts ... TONS of the edible stuff. $20 pancake mix, $12 BBQ Sauce, Chocolate soda powder for $18, etc. Oddly, most of the 'groceries' were full price what you'd pay at an actual Williams Sonoma store, except the holiday items which were 30-50% off. (Which, half off $20 for a Thanksgiving Stuffing Herb kit in January is a bit crazy) The prices for food-related items here make Wholefoods seem like The Dollar Store! The worst part about this location for me was the grumpy middle-aged women who worked the registers. Snapping at people who asked questions and just generally acting like an entitled Martha Stewart clone. 3 of the 4 women I came in contact with in the store made me want to leave ... they were rude, snippy and condescending. I won't be back. What a waste of time ... The Williams Sonoma in Riverhead, NY is LIGHT YEARS AHEAD of this location, which to me felt more like an overpriced version of Bed Bath and Beyond's kitchen tools section. Unless you are in the market for a $350 All Clad Pan at 40% off, skip this place. read more

Now I don't have to drive to Wrentham for a W-S outlet! Thank you Tanger for bringing this one closer to home! It's the usual stuff you would expect from WIlliams-Sonoma, marked down to prices that are much more reasonable than full price. I think today I got some fancy fleur du sel cake mix that is usually $13 for $3 .. a $50 tart pan for $13 .. you get the picture, it's what you want for your kitchen for a decent price. the store is maybe a little smaller than the Wrentham outlet but it seemed like it had just as much stock. read more

I am constantly amazed by the deals you can get at this outlet. The store is crowded with merchandise. I have picked up great kitchen supplies are great prices here. This is a great place to pick up your kitchen knives. Several times a year they have knife sharpening from the manufacturer. I've purchased all my knives from this location and always had a great discount. The inventory of pots and pan is elaborate. You may not find the specific item you are looking for but they are excellent at helping to research for you if you are missing a piece of your collection. The store also carries cooking materials from pasta makers to some of Williams Sonoma's sauces. There are generally holiday items available - for the upcoming holiday. There's a good selection of glassware and linens, and a aisle crowded with gadgets. Whenever I am at the Tanger Outlets I have to take a look here. It's definitely not hit or miss, you will always find a great deal on some worthy addition to your household. read more

If you live in CT and love to cook, come on down to Westbrook and visit the new Williams-Sonoma at the Tanger Outlets! They carry name brands like Cuisinart (food processors), Staub (French ovens), Reidel (glasses), and Le Creuset (in off colors). They have a great selection of table linens and aprons. I purchased a stoneware basket for $24, which retails at $49 in the Westfarms Mall store. They also have the KitchenAid stand mixers in off colors too like spring green and pink. They are well-stocked with basket, cutlery, and small kitchen tools. Unlike the retail store, the outlet doesn't have a kitchen to demonstration at. The ticketed prices are not that good, but they normally have discounts anywhere from 20 to 70 percent off. I applaud W-S for participating in the 20% coupon that Tanger has quarterly in the Sunday paper. read more

Great to have Williams Sonoma in the area. Only store my husband likes. Changed my review because service isn't great. Well at least the lady I had. Actually, kind of rude. Amazing when so many people would probably like her job. read more

I love the Williams-Sonoma outlet, but it is not for everyone. As a gourmet cook, I adore top of the line cookware and accessories and am happy to pay for quality. This outlet has a variety of specials that fluctuate on a regular basis that could range anywhere from 10-50% off. If you go in often and watch the sales, you can get some really great deals. I have purchased linens, cookbooks, food stuffs, hostess gifts and various gadgets. Every single thing was great quality at a significant discount. I find it helpful to bring in my phone and look up pricing on Amazon and other stores to gauge my actual savings...if you don't know your prices you WILL NOT do as well here. It's great that we can check. This is definitely somewhere I go to stock up my kitchen items and my "hostess gift closet". I always like to bring something nice whenever I visit or have dinner at a friend's house. I buy quite a few things at this outlet. The only reason I did not give this outlet 5 stars is that the aisles in this store are extremely narrow and very difficult to navigate, especially when it is crowded. If you can find time to go here during a weekday, it is definitely worth the trip. read more

First off I would like to start by saying that Clinton Crossing is the better of the two. Williams-Sonoma seemed promising but is seriously lacking in quality stores available at this location. The Hollister was decent, great sale when it came to men's stuff. $20 Jeans, $5 Boxer Briefs. Not bad, but by no means spectacular. Worth the drive if you plan on dropping by both but I wouldn't make a special trip for just the WSO. read more

Great prices on all the neat kitchen gadgets you want. Lodge cast iron pots were 50% off. Good deals on plates, silver ware and kitchen knives. read more

Just got home from the Tanger Outlet in Westbrook, CT Decided to open the knife set we purchased as a gift to check it out. The sales rep in the the store showed us a set under a plastic display case today that supposedly was what was in the box.It was to have a a 5 piece Wusthof Studio Set in a travel kit (included a wrap around). He said it included a Japanese 8"knife, a serrated knife, a paring knife, a knife sharpener, and scissors. When we opened it it contained a knife block, scissors, 1 paring knife, and a 6" cook's knife. So it really has 4 pieces, unless you count the box as a piece! So now we have to return it, with the cost of gas 30 miles each way! Funny how the box never identified what pieces were in it. We relied on the sales rep. Don't trust any prepackaged goods from this chain! read more