It has been a few years since I shopped at the Polo Outlet and it will probably be a few more years…read morebefore I go back. As a former employee in the late ninties at a location that was closed a decade ago, I grade their store on how I was once trained to work there. Walking in the store was generally well stocked. I understand that during the holiday season it can be hard to keep things folded and organized as one person can destroy an hours work in five minutes. At this visit the shelves and racks were a mess and based on my experience it seemed as if they were extremely understaffed. There is no way that five employees can assist customers, run registers, and maintain the store. My customer service interaction was nonexistant. It seemed like several customers had employees monopolized as personal shoppers. Meaning the employee basically spent the entire ten minutes I was in the store with a single customer preventing them from working with anyone else. As an employee or a manager you need to train or understand how to work the room to keep everyone happy. More employees on the clock as well as better employee management would make every customers experience better. I think Polo use to carry a lot of higher quality merchandise in their stores. In the old days you use to get a lot off season first runs instead of made for the outlet lower quality lines. I understand that the bottom line is very important to the health of the company, but so is customer service, value that is real or perceived, and quality merchandise are just as important. I really wish I could rate this trip higher as I really like Polo, but unfortunately I think they failed to meet their own standards and as a result my own as well.

This is a nice store for an Outlet. Not very busy. Staff was friedly. Do keep in mind the goods…read morehere are made for the outlet store. Most items you will not find in the high end shops of Polo.

A great place to stop at during a road trip. The layout of this outlet is very different compared…read moreto all the other ones I've been to in the past. At first I thought there was only a few stores until I walked to the other side only to find out there were more stores. I actually thought it was cool that they incorporated a small park. It's great for kids while waiting for their parents to finish shopping.

We got helped by the manager, Lina, and all of us left with a perfume we loved! The service was…read moregreat, we all felt like we were working with a close friend rather than a sales associate. 10/10!

This store has to be one of my favorites. I was able to find men's cashmere sweaters at a huge…read morediscount. As well as a jacket that at one time was very expensive and we were able to purchase at a great price. My husband has been wearing both the cashmere sweaters and jacket and it looks so nice on him. As I walked through the store I notice so many sales for sneakers, gym pants, etc.

I guess I should not be surprised that Under Armour was understaffed on the weekend before…read moreChristmas since the parking lot was less than half full and they probably sent half their employees home. From someone that spent six years through high school and college working retail at the outlets every summer and holiday season, we always had all hands on deck but we never had a parking lot as empty as this one was. With all that said I thought they had a good selection of merchandise for everyone and still had a good choice of sizes for each item. At the same time the inventory on the floor was a hodgepodge of sizes on the racks and the clothes were dishelved and unfolded so it was a real pain to find your size when you found something you liked. I was in the store for a little over fifteen minutes and I saw two employees. One never left the register and the second seemed like she would rather be anywhere but Under Armour. I got my gift, but I did not get a happy holidays. As far as the Under Srmour Outlet goes I think they put a lot of first runs in their outlets or they manufacture a similar made for the outlet in quality as they do as a regular items for the big box department store. I think their prices are in general pretty good and their sales are pretty good if you hit them early when they have all the sizes in stock.

Summit Mall in Fairlawn, Ohio is located just outside of Akron. Given that some malls are declining…read morein numbers with businesses leaving the malls, Summit appears to be doing pretty well. It's is a good mall. I visited on the last Saturday of March 2026 and during the first weekend in May 2026 for business. PARKING -- There are alot of free parking options outside at the parking lot. SHOPPING -- Plenty of shops to choose from such as J.Crew, Victoria's Secrets, Yankee Candle, Kopper Popper (popcorn store), Apple (foe cell phones, headphones, and laptops), Auntie Anne's (pretzels), etc. FOOD -- There is a food court here that has about 5 different type of restaurants. I noticed Sbarro (pizza), Charley's Philly Steaks (Philly cheesesteak sandwiches), and Asian Chao (Chinese food). I've tried food from Asian Chao which was good - I got rice, some vegetables, and I believe chicken in a to-go plastic container. If you live in the area then visit Summit Mall. There are activities for children (a playground inside) which is probably what is keeping the mall alive considering that online shopping is on the rise. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 78/250 total reviews in 2026 - 919 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 May 2026

HUGE HUGE shout out to summitmall Cortney, Jenna and Thomas! I don't even work in the mall anymore…read moreand they popped over to the Fairlawn Fest to say hello and helped save my product! We were hit with a terrible storm and flood and they stayed to help hold up my tent and move my product to my car on top of helping other vendors all while standing in a FOOT of floodwater and getting conpletelyconpletely drenched head to toe! I appreciate you guys so much and this will forever be remembered! I know you are supported my business by purchasing also but you each have free product coming once we get back up and running!

Bass-ackwards. 50%…read moreoff prices that have been marked at MSRP or more, in an outlet, isn't fooling me. I hope this isn't a new store policy. Giving me another 10% off still doesn't match the prices I'm used to seeing at the Bass Outlet in Grove City, PA. Plus, no sales tax on clothes in PA.

IF YOU LIKE IT COMFORTABLE AND CASUAL…read more.. I love Bass because you can shop here for men and women from head to toe. I love shopping here for men because they have great quality sweaters made from cotton, not acrylic or polyester. All of their clothing and shoes are designed with comfort in mind. I am a fan of their super comfortable leather shoes. They are currently having a great sale on boots, shoes and sandals and although they did not have the sandals that I wanted in my size, I found a great pair of shoes. I initially saw these shoes and thought that they would be great for my daughter who needed a comfortable pair of shoes that would pair well with pants. I tried them on to evaluate their comfort level and OMG, these shoes were incredible! I not only purchased a pair for my daughter, I had to get a pair for myself. Customer service was great today and you really should make a trip to this outlet store, soon. ***Bass carries accessories such as bags, socks and jewelry as well.

If you are in the area, you can't skip this place. If you're from Cleveland, the Marketplace at the…read moreCooke will remind you a lot of the 5th Street Arcades in downtown Cleveland. This is a super cool public market hall in downtown Sandusky with maybe 15ish (just a guess) local businesses like a bakery, bowling alley, axe throwing game space, ice cream shop and boutiques. This is a cool place to spend an hour or two just browsing and supporting local while grabbing some dessert. The building has some type of history to it which I was unable to readily find online (boo, that is so odd). But the history is paid homage in the design of this space, with old timey photos of Sandusky and Cedar Point blown up on the walls and little stories to accompany them. The design is actually brilliant. It's a cool mixture of old school heritage meets modern rustic vibes. It makes you want to stop and look. The businesses in this building are open during the pandemic, just make sure to check with each business directly before visiting as most of the hours are likely changed. I stopped by here extremely quickly (I do not go out much during the pandemic) to pick up some pre-paid birthday treats from Bake Erie. It has a spacious, accessible parking lot and is just a joy to browse. Check it out for yourself, than continue exploring the surrounding area of local businesses... and Lake Erie :)

Neat little indoor shopping plaza with really cool decor. We need to make it back for axe throwing…read moreand maybe dinner. Definitely worth a stop-in if in the area.

Hidden on the back roads in Ohio's Amish Country is a very unique discount store. Yoder's Bargain…read moreStore sits directly on an Amish farm well of the beaten path. A long paved farm driveway marked with a rock reading the name of the store will lead you to the two story store. Inside the store you will find everything from Kitchen Supplies, Glassware, Books, Toys, and more. The prices at this little Amish ran store are great and you can be sure to find some great deals on things you need or just can't pass up. Overall if you are exploring the Ohio Amish Country and are looking for a very unique shopping experience and great deals look no further than Yoder's Bargain Store on the back roads in the Fredericksburg Ohio area.

This is one of my favorite places to go when we go to Holmes county! They have so many neat things…read moreyou can't find at other stores. The staff is always very friendly. Can't wait for their new place to open.