Although this outlet has awesome stores, the bathrooms by Nike are the most disgusting ones I've ever used in my entire life. I went in today to use the bathroom and there was feces in every single toilet. Toilet paper ALL OVER the floor. There were also no locks on any of the doors. I walked out gagging. Also no Covid protocols were followed in the bathroom or anywhere. People walking in both directions right next to each other. They shouldn't be allowing people to walk both up and down the bridge during Covid. Impossible to socially distance. There were so many people and it was a serious sh*t show. Seriously so disappointed and I can go as far as saying even though I am from this area, I'll never return to this establishment. This outlet center has gone downhill. read more

I love the outlets! I hadn't been here in years, but recently came with my parents and had a great time. There are a good selection of stores but it's not too overwhelmingly large. Parking is easy, and it's a pretty setting to walk around on a nice day. Plus, close to the shore! read more

Like the number of stores and the fact that's it's walkable. They have quite variety of brands from Under Armour to Kate Spade, banana republic, polo, saks fifth avenue, timberland, Cole Hasn, read more

Kate Spade Outlet Store in Clinton Crossing, CT offered a delightful shopping experience during peak times. The sales assistants were well informed and listened carefully to what I was asking; then showed me the best handbags for my consideration. The next day when I returned home, I called to have an additional sale handbag mailed to me. The representative offered to send me a photo to make sure I would receive the correct bag. My experience was fun & fulfilling along with excellent reductions. read more

I was visiting some friends in CT and decided to stop by the outlets. They had great deals especially at the Coach and Michael Kors stores.

So worth the drive from Springfield- an hour door to door. Free parking, great shopping. Checked in on Yelp which entitled me to a coupon book. I went to guest services to pick it up while my son shopped in Polo. The coupon book was of no use there because you had to spend $250 and he didn't. However, by the end of our trip that coupon book saved 3 of us a total of $62! So do the check in and get the book, you just never know. I have been to outlet malls before but this is my fav. High end shops at reasonable prices. I especially like the Ann Taylor store as I get work clothes for much less than in the regular clothes. read more

I've been coming here seasonally for about three years. This place is a lot better for women then men. Women have a larger section at the Barneys and Sacks stores plus they have dedicated stores (i.e. Michael Kors and BCBG). Men...well we have under armor? Polo and J Crew. I've never seen a busy day here, and that says a lot because I tend to do my christmas (eve) shopping here for last minute gifts. It's generally staffed by high school and occasionally college students with barneys and sacks being the only exceptions. it's a good outlet. I wish it was bigger but it has all the basics covered. read more

Parking can be a pain at times, especially during an holiday sale events. I prefer the type of stores at this location vs the Tanger Outlets a few miles down the road. Every store at this location has an outside entrance. I appreciate the walkway area to make it convenient to shop. One downfall is the food: there is hardly any. I had to travel down the road for food to eat, which does not make it convenient to shop, eat, and then shop again. read more

This place is excellent. Regina, Jessica, & Kelly went above and beyond to accommodate me with excellent customer service. Michelle the manager waived the shipping cost which was very nice. i can't say enough about the Warranty Dept at Micheal Kors , they replaced my handbag that i purchased less then a yr ago with a gift card. i applied the gift card to the Clinton Crossing Outlet and was very impressed with everyone i spoke to. So friendly and professional. i would not hesitate to buy another MK handbag. Matter of fact i did purchase 2 and received then the next day in the mail. So happy with my purchases. Thank you read more

The first time I came here it was I believe in 2002? I decided to return here yesterday as it was on the way. It's still a great outlet.... The drive is longer than Woodbury's hour long drive. I would say it took about 1:15 from Queens. The extra 15 minutes is worth it though because you save almost $10 in tolls and shopping here is a superior experience. The worst thing about shopping is the stress resulting from crowded outlet stores that have been flipped upside down by sale seeking barbarians. This is not true at Clinton Crossing. Shopping here is a laid back experience where you can shop leisurely. The people who come here are polite in their shopping endeavors and willingly say "thank you" and "excuse me." This is much different than a place like Woodbury Commons where anything goes.... I must mention how they now charge a 6% sales tax on clothing. I'm not sure when this went into effect, but my previous visits were always tax free. At first this really annoyed me. But the big picture is that Woodbury charges 4% and the resulting 2% differential isn't so bad. I'd gladly pay an extra 2 bucks on every $100 purchase to have the relaxing shopping experience that I always have here... TIP: have a meal at Cracker Barrel on Exit 40 of I95. It's so TASTY there.... read more

So there are days with decent sales, so I suggest getting your shopping on then. For an outlet its average but quality stores. read more

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Was a long drive but it was good to see so many different stores that usually are not at a mall. But none of them called my attention to come back. read more

more stores here than most people could cover in a day. lots of brand name items at discount prices...BUT... still expect to pay $1,000s for a Chanel jacket at Saks Off 5th. THE DEAL: Set aside the whole day to cover this mall. Big bargains are buried beneath year long pseudo sales. read more

Great place for walking outside and visiting with your favorite retail store at a discount. Plenty of parking and lots of store options for clothing to shoes to athletic wear and more. The con is that their is nothing good for restaurants in the area, so bring a power bar and water because you could spend all shopping! read more

I visited this outlet mall when I was at UConn. Pretty nice and quaint little outlet mall that was nearby a state park that we visited. If you are around the area, then this place is certainly worth the visit. read more

This place is baller, I love all their sales. J Crew, Banana, good for girls and males! read more

There was too much traffic for us on the way to Gillette Mountain State Park, so stopping here was a great respite for me. Who knew that the sales here at this tiny outlet would have been worth a significant detour? The prices here, combined with the lower tax rate, make this place competitive with Woodbury Commons. It's also significantly less crowded. I recommend Brooks Brothers and Banana Republic. If you aren't used to sales at Brooks Brothers, this outlet will give you a pleasant surprise. Food choices did not appear amazing, but there was a line of food trucks at one end of the outlet, which we didn't have time to take advantage of because we were busy shopping. read more

An alright outlet mall off of a major highway. It's a nice spot to drop off to for a quick shop/stretch of the legs, but I wouldn't ever say to make a day out of it or take a long detour. It has the basic outlet stores, with a Saks/Barneys to go with it, bringing up the flair of the place. Not too shabby eh! read more

All around decent stores with easy parking options. Saks and Banana are by far my favorite stores to stop in and twice now I've gotten awesome deals on shoes at Saks. The Gap only carries their outlet-based line, so don't go expecting to get much that you might have seen in a normal store. Banana tends to have a decent variety between both the outlet and main line. While I absolutely love Kate Spade I found the outlet store overpriced for the solely-designed-for-outlet line. For the same price you can purchase better quality items from the main line. One other quick tip, if you plan to visit the outlets for the day, definitely head off-site for lunch as the food options are rather stale. read more

Apparel. Shoes. Accessories. Even undies! What's not to love?? Never underestimate the power of upscale outlet shopping! My next hunt? A Donna Karan jersey dress! You may say it isn't so...but it SO is!!! If anyone can do it...CC's Off 5th can!!! ;-) Whether you're looking for something particular for yourself or a gift or just browsing, you'll definitely find SOMETHING. It's worth the trip if you're in the Northeast or happen to be passing through town. Make sure you visit the site and print out any coupons they have for your fave stores. Happy outletting! :-) read more

A good deal can be found hidden in nooks and crannies scarcely throughout this outdoor mall. One common theme among almost all the stores here is lack of quality management. The customer service and sales techniques of the staff are novice at best. Some store's staff can be overwhelming and others can be unwelcoming. I don't want to get into specifics in some long angry rant about not being acknowledged at specific stores (Adidas, Brooks Brothers, Toys R Us, Zumies) (lol) but an overall lack of management at the majority of the stores here is a serious issue for me. Granted I have a background in sales that may lead to a potential for me to be overly critical but the price points of these "outlets" (the only "outlet" prices are found on clearance racks, if you're lucky) should reflect a better quality of staff. That being said, the lack of quality staff and the chaotic layouts of some stores and the messiness of others are in my opinion a direct reflection of the mismanagement of these businesses. read more

This is my favorite outlet in Connecticut. It's a drive, but well worth it for the savings and quality you get. I tend to be miserly with my clothing purchases and put all my money into the kids. Then I do all my shopping in late summer. We pack up the van and come here. There is a wide selection of clothes from shoes to dress shirts. I almost never by shoes, casual or formal anywhere else but here, often on tax free week. This is the real deal and worth the trip from anywhere. read more

Between this outlet and the WSO this is the better outlet. I found there to be better options here when it came to stores I liked to shop at and better sales all around. I would suggest visiting during the week when nobody is there and you do not have to battle the crowds. Highlights: Lucky Store -Additional 30% off clearance items. American Eagle -Decent sale on clearance items. Aeropostale -Decent sale on Clearance. Average-Low quality though. The overall vibe of employees had quite a big range. You could really tell who enjoyed being at work and who would want nothing more than to walk out and not return. I am looking at you Fossil store. read more

Really nice outlets in CT. Great during rain or shine. Pros Sales every week Right off the highway Many stores VIP shopper club coupons Discounts available Helpful staff Local food vendors and food trucks Cons On a busy day, parking may be difficult to find. read more

A ton of stores to shop from! Most of them have really good deals. I love how they have food trucks, and coffee stands! Wish the parking situation was alittle better. Hope they keep adding more stores read more

This is one of my favorite places to go at least twice a year. Guaranteed to walk out with a trunk full of bags. My only suggestion would be more seating and trash cans by the food trucks. Don't forget to stop in Tommy Hilfiger with your AAA card to get even better discounts with their discount book to use in almost all of the stores! read more

I normally enjoy my shopping trips to Clinton Outlets but my experience this time around didn't sit well with me. I frequent the Michael Kors store often during the holidays to purchase gifts for family members. This time around I left disappointed, and with no gifts in hand. I'm very big on customer service and the service there was anything BUT exceptional. My 24 year old nephew even commented on their service, and he's usually a person who can ignore and continue to shop. We were never greeted upon entering the store, no one introduced themselves, we were not even told about any store promotions. We stayed in the store for about 30 minutes and not one person came to us. And although it is the holiday season the store was not full of customers. Several employees walked right past us and didn't say a word. I'm disappointed. read more

I used to love this outlet mall and also because of its proximity to us, but lately, it seems to be going down hill. Or perhaps I've just had my fill of it? I think hence forth I will now go to the tanger outlets instead. They seem to be better serviced and have almost the same stores. Plus it seems to be nicer there! read more

Although I didn't really buy much on my last trip to the outlets, the store selection is pretty fantastic. High end retail like Underarmour, Saks 5th Ave, Barney's, Cole Haan-- and then more common stores like Banana Republic and JCrew (although the JCrew at Tanger Westbrook is MUCH better). The outdoor mall layout is comfortably walkable and not usually terribly crowded. It doesn't have the REALLY swanky brands that you'll find at the Woodbury Commons outlets (like Gucci) but I don't shop there anyway so it's a-ok! read more

The ONLY REASON this is three stars is because of the bathrooms. It smells like they have never been cleaned since the day they opened. I went into the bathroom by brooks brothers and 3/6 bathrooms were unusable. There isn't enough maintenance through the day. I know a bathroom isn't supposed to smell good, but you can barely breathe in there. Everything else at this shopping mall is 5 stars. I love spending the day down here. read more

The outlets (both Clinton and Westbrook) underwhelm me, but I'm not sure if that's partly due to growing up five minutes away from both of them? I don't know, but I think they're just okay. The store selection is decent, the prices are all over the place. Over the years, I've noticed almost all outlets got rid of outlet prices. If you're really in tune with prices of items, you'd realize that most of the time you're not getting a deal at the outlets. Some stores (Coach, Ralph Lauren, Cosmetic Company Outlet, Saks, Nike, etc) always have great deals to be found, but other stores leave much to be desired on the discount end of things. Sunglass Hut, for example, has better prices at their mall locations than their outlet. Again, if you're outlet shopping savvy or just pay a little extra attention, you can definitely score some great deals, but just because it's an outlet doesn't mean you're paying less. Size-wise it's fine, it's easy to walk and navigate. There are some food stands and a little cafe, but it wouldn't hurt to add a sit down option or two. I only say this because not only are there no restaurants at the outlets, but there's nothing super close, either. The outlets are across the street from a high school and a Dunkin Donuts, and next to Ethan Allen and the on ramp to 95 South. It's a little bit of a trek to get to any restaurants (especially if you're not from the area), so I think this would be a welcomed addition. read more

Small and a little outdated. They can definitely use an upgrade and maybe some restaurants closer to the mall. However, it is still an outlet and sales can definitely still be found, especially if you print out your coupons from their website prior to your visit and pick up a VIP coupon book at the Information Center. read more

so I've gone here once before and had a great time today I decided to stop by on my way up to New York. They offer different stores the Wrentham outlets which are the outlets that I usually go to when I have spare time. I may be biased here and say that Michael Khors is probably my favorite store here but they really have a great variety of outlets to sue everyone in the family. Don't be tricked it look smaller than it is because there's a cute small crossing to about six of the other outlet stores on the opposite side. read more

It's quaint, but it's not the best shopping center in CT. They have decent high end stores, but nothing great as one might expect. Coming here, I expected a wider range of stores, but I was disappointed. I'll stick to shopping in outlets in NY, thanks. read more

I like the assortment of stores here more than Westbrook, but since these are "PREMIUM" their goods overall are more expensive. There are more high end designer stores here than over at Westbrook. It's nice to go here when the weather is warm, otherwise you get a bit chilly walking throughout the layout. It seems that during the summer months they have grills outside and people sell hamburgers and hot dogs. Otherwise there is a cafe that sells (really gross) food. Only recently have I begun to see signs pointing to restaurants in the area, and I think there's a Dunkin' Donuts nearby. I recommend eating before you go, because you could definitely spend a lot of time perusing through the shops! read more

They have a Cole Hahn outlet, a bunch of stores for the ladies, and clean restrooms. What more could you want? Vending machines? OK. They have those, too. The Clinton Outlets are always worth the stop if you're driving through Connecticut. read more

Clinton Crossing Outets is convenient since its right off the I95 and I like it because there aren't any major crowds. It's lacking the high end brands (Gucci, etc) that you would find at Woodbury but it does have a lot of nice deals at the Off 5th Saks where I was able to pick up a $1200 Zegna suit for less than $300. My only complaint is that there is no food court but this outlet is great for quick shopping needs. read more

I enjoyed this outlet because it's large - but not to big. You can easily cover all of the stores in a day and not feel like you left anything out, or leave in exhaustion. I liked the level of the stores, but like other reviewers have said there is a lack of food and a cool place to relax and recharge. That being said I will definately be going back. read more

Insanely crowded on the weekends, but if you're brave you can score some pretty good deals. We take the kids here for seasonal shopping.

Great outlets we visited Nike and coach 50% off at coach always exciting.