Woodbury Common Premium Outlets

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Gucci, Prada and Saint Laurent are the longest lines but again so worth it. Great selection of stores and the food court actually has good food. i recommend the melt shop.

This place has a bit for everyone. It has its upscale shops. Side note be prepared to do lines for these especially in the nicer days and hotter months. I visited a few stores didn’t have time to hit them all on this trip but not a lot was new. The clothing is nicely organized in most places. I was cool with the fitting room wait times it wasn’t bad at all. Bathrooms are clean and there’s places to snack and eat alone the way. We visited Saks 5th Ave, Lululemon, Armani, Lacoste, citizen watches, sunglasses hut, and we ate in parm the Italian spot. Most of the time we go we also go to shake shacks. That’s a staple can’t go wrong there. The Italian place was good but not amazing. Food quality was good but not memorable. The outlet is a great time to hang out do a little shopping and take a nice walk. If you are in a rush this place is not for you. With that being said I come out here 2 to 3 times a year it’s solid I normally find a few things this time was no different. Got at-least something in every store we visited definitely worth our Trip All and all I definitely recommend this place especially if you have never been it’s definitely worth the drive and if you’re local then I’m sure you know about it. Wish they had more food options restaurants wise but they do have a food court and it’s has a few places to eat also so it’s not lacking in food just wish more restaurants I’ll definitely be back sometime in the summer and add more photos and update this post hope you found this helpful. Ig. @imbroke_eats

Woodbury Common Premium Outlet is definitely a highlight for shopaholics, especially on sunny days. The complex is spacious and offers a pleasant atmosphere that invites you to stroll. The parking lot was perfectly adequate, and it was easy to find a spot, which made the start of the visit stress-free. The selection of shops is impressive, ranging from well-known designer brands to popular high-street labels. However, the prices weren't always what you'd expect from an outlet—some items seemed more like regular store prices. Nevertheless, if you look carefully, you can still find bargains, which adds to the fun factor. One minor drawback was the limited selection of food options. While the available options were quite tasty, I would have liked a bit more variety to make longer stays even more enjoyable. Nevertheless, its modern design and well-organized layout make the outlet a worthwhile destination for a day trip. The place is particularly charming in good weather, as you can enjoy the sunshine in the open spaces and relax between the shops. All in all, it's a great place to spend a day—although with some minor improvements it could be even closer to perfection. Four stars are absolutely deserved!

I only had time to go either Mills at Jersey Gardens or Woodbury outlet on Saturday so I looked at the reviews of both. The most attractive thing about shopping in Mills is that there's no tax on clothing. At last, I chose Woodbury and I felt pleased and glad that I visited. Compared to other outlets in Europe and japan, I found colors and styles were quite decent and pretty in Woodbury (such as Burberry, Celine). Most of the shops were crowded at noon esp. Lululemon. I bought various sport shoes and apparel at different shops in Woodbury?️. Photos taken at: North Face, On and Lululemon (sorry didn’t take photos in the luxury fashion shops ?). Coach service from Manhattan was ard USD47 for round trip.

The outdoor setting made it feel more like a relaxing day trip than a shopping spree, with plenty of places to sit and enjoy the sunshine. The food options were also a nice surprise, with a good mix of quick bites and sit-down spots. Overall, it was a perfect shopping experience, made even better by the gorgeous weather. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fun day of deals and sunshine!