This place was insane, a ton of stores including bougie ones, outlet ones, and classic department…read morestores, with a mix of TJ Maxx and Burlington Coat Factory. It was also packed with people, like the busiest mall I've seen in the US in ages, and even included people pushing around suitcases, either meaning business or stopping by while traveling.

largest outlet mall in the US? say less!…read more * tons of dining whether restaurants and the mall type snacks. *lots of high end name brand store *the indoor part is more of mall with lots of deals too. * plenty of signs incase your lost

The store was quite busy on a Sunday afternoon. The discounted rack items in the back, along the…read morewall, were priced higher than I expected. These shoes could have been displayed in the aisles with the others. Even with 20% off, they were not a bargain. I found some elsewhere in the store. The check-out line moved quickly. After about five minutes, we were ushered to the member line and were checked out in a jiffy.

Nike has one of the largest check out lines in the Sawgrass Mall, but they have good discounts…read morethroughout the store. Trying to find a better running sneaker by Nike that costs between $40 and $60. But aside from the appearance it needs to provide me better arch support. Just looking at the checkout line is giving me a migraine, look at my pic.

When you are Sawgrass Mills in the Colonade shops if it all possible, you have to go to Gucci! I…read morewas walking by on the way back to the parking garage, hands full of bags and done with my shopping when all of a sudden this big brawny man open the door and welcome me in I was in a very good mood. Why not I stepped inside and they invited me back to where the shoes are. I looked around and around. I tried on a pair of sandals. I really wasn't feeling anything talk to me. I ended up back in the front looking for a small bag. I found something very small, very classic that has a strap for my shoulder. It's my first Gucci. I am an excellent shopper whenever it comes to appliances mattresses food you name it. I do my research. I know my prices and I know what I'm buying. On this special day. I threw caution to the wind and just bought what I wanted and I did not care. I'm believing that because it's an outlet store. It was a decent price. Thank you to the security guard that opened the door and welcome me in. I'm going to think of you every time Gucci goes out with me this fall! Gucci had the best customer service I've seen in a very long time. They were genuine and they truly helped me to pick the bag that went home with me.

To say that we went a little crazy in Gucci is an understatement! We were paired with the perfect…read moresalesperson Chantelle. There were so many options in the shoe, bag, clothing and accessory sections that I was like a kid in a candy store. Chantelle literally took her time showing us pieces and pointing out things we overlooked that were priced well. She was patient and very personable. And the value was insane! We actually stocked up and went back two days later for more pieces. The prices we just couldn't beat and the customer service experience made it that much better. I will be back the next time I'm in the mood to splurge.

I have been coming to Pemboke Gardens since they first opened. They have a fabulous assortment of…read morestores and restaurants. They have some name brand retailers along with some lesser-known more boutique style stores. I really enjoy coming here on a Friday or Saturday night and listening to the music at Brimstone. The area is very walkable. Most drivers are courteous when you cross in front of them and they yield to you. In an Ideal World, I think Pembroke Gardens should have an automatic covering for when it is super hot or rainy. That is the downfall of this shopping mecca, several months of the year it is just not fun to come here because of the weather. Parking is another issue. I really wish they would build a parking garage because there is usually a problem finding a parking spot on the weekend. That just puts me and then annoyed state of mind when I'm going to a fun place. Definitely come to Pembroke Gardens when you want a fun and memorable they are night out.

Love walking around the retail shops and foodie places in Pembroke Gardens. Today it was cloudy so…read moreperfect temp to browse. Some of the businesses include Old Navy, Brio, Nike, Brass Tap, Ra Sushi, Container Store, Fuddruckers, Lime and Pink. Parking is an issue on the weekends but was wide open today.

I'm a Polo outlet Shopper. In years past, it was their corporate classic clothing and dresses that…read morewere perfect for work that I enjoyed purchasing. And the outlet was my entree for more affordable quality. I'm on their list to get emails and try to take advantage of all their discount offers. My purchases now are their more casual lines and tees. In fact, my "uniform" tends to be one of their logoed tees and a denim skirt. For the last couple years, I've tried to buy new long sleeve tees to replace some old ones. Sadly, they haven't had any with a v-neck or u-neck. Every outlet I've been to. They say, either they haven't come in yet -- or try the men's side. Nooe. Even the men's side here that had long sleeve tees were high neck crews. Sooooo disappointed!!!! Oh well, I'll keep trying... And PS. I didn't leave totally empty handed. I did get a boat neck top.

Shopping at Sawgrass Mills today. This store is located in the Oasis section. Not as much customer…read moreactivity as seen in the past, however the store is well stocked and staffed.

I highly recommend for you to shop in adidas for the back to school sales now. The entire store is…read more50% off. I loved the selection and I was so shocked that the shoes I chose were only $20 when these shoes were $50. The line was super long and only the cashiers on the right side of the store were only open. I will come back for the work out clothes especially they are on sale. This store is located in the Sawgrass mall and the parking is free.

Everything went well just very crowded, but that's good for the store. They had a DJ there playing…read moremusic while we shopped which was very fun. My niece and her husband both found shoes and clothes and they were very happy. It was a great shopping experience for them. It's a soccer fans dream in the store. They had every type of Adidas shoes you could want. There wasn't much service as far as somebody helping you find shoes. And some of the shoes were very pricey, but they did have sales. They had a really wonderful experience there. We definitely will be back again.

There are some nice things here and the prices seem fair, especially when they're 75% off…read more The store was quiet & very hot on a Monday afternoon. It seems like every time I come here there is just one cashier and a long long line. This is I believe the third time I have waited more than 15 minutes and just abandon the store empty-handed. Very very frustrating here, I shouldn't waste my time.

We went here to see if we could find a dress or a new pair of shoes but I really didn't like…read moreanything here. They had bathing suits, shoes, shirts and more. But nothing I liked enough to take home!

I have always been a fan of the Burberry signature check pattern which signifies luxury and…read morecraftsmanship. Burberry was founded in 1856 by 21-year-old Thomas Burberry in Basingstoke, England, He revolutionized the fashion industry in 1879 with the invention of breathable, weatherproof gabardine. The brand is known for their iconic trench coat developed for WWI followed by the signature check pattern introduced in the 1920's. I discovered this Burberry outlet in the Colonade, the luxury discount row on the outside of Sawgrass Mills mall. I was shopping for a new purse and stopped in to see what they had. Once you pass security you can peruse their clothes and accessories. Even though you can save hundreds of dollars I just can't justify it for my budget. a discounted purse is around $700. I still covet that classic checked print bag though. Maybe someday.

I came to the mall to find a bag. While I went into most of the designer stores at the luxury…read moreoutlets area. We found exactly what I was looking for at Burberry. We did have to wait on line to be let it, but once we were in the store. No one rushes us. Everyone was very helpful and courteous. I must have touched every bag, and I even had a face time call with my sister, and no one bothered me. The store was very neat and organized. Nothing out of place! Sales associates are very good at keeping everything organized and all sizes in order. All in all, a nice and easy shopping experience.

Usually I can't find anything that's in my size or not an odd color they tried out that didn't get…read morea lot of sales but I was actually able to find a jacket that fit and was black. There was a mixup at the register and was rang up for cheaper but then fixed the charge to be more and took some time to fix. Wish there was a surprise and delight of honoring the original price but oh well. Not life altering but there was a line and took some extra time. I'll still come back.

We love shopping at the Lululemon outlet every time we go to sawgrass. They usually have really…read moregood deals and lots of items to choose from. You do have to be patient with sizes and making long lines!

I wrote the following letter to their national customer service dept. A manager was not around to…read morehear my concerns and after several phone calls where you are forced to leave a message, I wrote the following correspondence from this horrific experience. Racial sensitivity should not be on the training or customer notification! I have not heard a word. That's unfortunate considering what their shoes cost! I will definitely be rethinking my brand loyalty! I am writing to formally bring to your attention a concerning issue regarding highly inappropriate and offensive behavior that I have observed within your store. On Sunday, February 23rd at approximately 2:30 p.m., I was shopping in the above company store.. As I was shopping in the women's shoe section, I was being assisted by a young African-American man named Keon (forgive any misspellings please). While letting me shop he became engaged into a conversation with one of his colleagues named "Cyrus" where Cyrus began to ask him what was acceptable to him in conversation. "You don't mind being called Black do you?" Cyrus asked. "What if I called you a nigger? Would you mind that? he further inquired. He simply said before I could make it around the corner to the front of the store where they were talking, ""No, I don't think you should say that." I applaud him for his demeanor. At that point I could no longer stand aside and I said, "I would and am offended that you would even say that." Cyrus apologized and said he didn't mean anyone to hear that. However, for anyone to hear that in a workplace as a colleague or a customer would contradict any decent company's values of fairness, respect, and inclusivity. Incidents such as these are a form of harassment and actions such as these have created an uncomfortable and unfair work environment, affecting employee morale and productivity. And this is what I heard among your employees one to another. No telling what that poor man may have to endure outside of the public's eye. I believe that addressing this matter promptly is essential to fostering a more inclusive and respectful workplace that your customers can be proud of. I kindly request that management conduct a thorough investigation into this issue and take the necessary steps to ensure that all employees are treated equitably and in accordance with company policies and legal standards. I appreciate your time and attention to this matter and am confident that the company will take appropriate measures to rectify the situation. Please let me know if you require any further details or if I can assist in any way. Thank you for your prompt consideration. I look forward to your response.

I never write bad reviews, but this time I had to. The three times I've been to the store every…read moretime same HORRIBLE service but today just pushed me over the edge. I understand that the salespeople are overwhelmed especially around the holiday season but the job is to tend to customers. I asked multiple salespeople to help me with a pair of heels but it took 20 mins of me asking to the point asking them "to do me a favor" and check. Then I see a bag I like with no tag in it nor on it, I kindly ask a saleswoman to assist me and she pushes me away and says "it's in the bag". Then tells me to "go ask another rep" while she's going through her customer receipts. I respect the job and understand it's tough, but service should be #1 when I'm about to buy a $1500 bag and $500 shoes. If anyone from management is interested to know who I had this experience with, feel free to contact me.