a nice place to walk around they have alot of nice stores .very busy on the weekend should try…read moreduring the week.

It has been decades since I have shopped at Tanger Outlets. My last visit to a Tanger Outlets…read moreCenter was Riverhead, NY (Long Island) circa 2004 with my former love which a fairly good size and contain a lot of stores. This Tanger is located Route 30 (East or West) on Lincoln Highway. This Tanger Outlets in Lancaster, PA is not a huge outlet mall, as noted accurately by fellow Yelper Dave L. There are high-end stores as Brooks Brothers, Movado, Kate Spade, Ann Taylor. Tanger is equipped with parking, and restroom facilities. Facilities are relatively clean. The store directory is obscured but my party walked to circle the grounds. There is also a printed store directory for grabs. Again, upon exiting the car the air had a high functioning stench of horse manure to heaven! The noisome odor emanating from the nearby unseen horse stables made it difficult for my party to enjoy the shopping experience, amid the dangerous excessive heat wave of Independence Day 2026 holiday weekend. We were among the Amish in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

We hit this outlet first because of our hotel a walk away…read more My favorite stores were: THE LOFT, Dress Barn, Pepridge Farm and Christmas Tree Hill. Pleasant center overall with some nice flowers and a beautiful willow tree. Today we go for (literal!) broke at Tanger!

We come here for specific things it's a little disappointing to see so many empty spaces! We do…read morePatronize stores like Eagles Pro Shop & Reading China & Glass, Nissley Wines along with Merrell & Lee & some smaller stores seems like a lot of stores are moving inward. Understandably so to get the most traffic. You can still get a few good deals at some of these stores! Outlet Prices??? Not really

Boy Oh Boy...if you like shoe shopping like me, this place is Candy Land. Merrell makes a very…read morehigh quality outdoor/athletic shoe. And this outlet store has many to choose from. The store is organized very well, with all the shoes displayed around the perimeter, and ample stock within the middle of the store. On my visit, I had an extremely helpful employee come up and ask me for help. At first I said "just looking", but soon enough she was my best friend, helping with sizing, and very accurate descriptions of some of the shoes, and the options in the store. I wound up going in to buy one pair, and walked out with four pair. It was tough to resist, buy one pair, get a second pair 25% off. Choice, quality, service, reasonable prices...this is one outlet store to seek out.

Jeremy, who was running the store alone, was incredible. Very knowledgeable about feet shoes and…read moreMerrell. Very satisfied with our service and our purchases.

FIRST REVIEW FOR 2026! Noritake is a must go and check out…read morethe discount dinnerware. If you are like my daughter you entertain. My daughter is just like my mother in that regard. My Mother's favorite save for special occasions was the Noritake complete sets. We would get the cheap stoneware free place settings at Publix supermarkets after you spend a certain dollar amount. We each had every day free Publix sets in two different pretty stoneware patterns. My daughter just like my mother that entertained in the 1940's and beyond, she saves her fine dinnerware for company!! I Love my friend Michael's review and the memories he brought back. Word of advice: At discount stores there may not be full place settings. Also look for flaws in your selection. Otherwise enjoy!

I must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed because I hate my dishware which at present is a…read morehodgepodge of remnant crap from all over. I used to make fun of my mother in the 1970's for getting a free dinner plate with every fill-up at Exxon. Well, I'm no better. New year, new stuff as the saying goes. Enter Noritake, the venerable brand (established 1904 in Noritake, Japan) of fine porceline dishware. Beautiful modern design, quality glazing and they all match... what's a boy to do. Five stars for finally overcoming Exxon.

This was such a fun spot to walk around in during my vacation! It was a hot and humid day, so we…read morewere thankful for great AC in all the spots we toured. This village has a lot of fun and decorative local shops, they are on the pricier end as you would expect, so we didn't end up purchasing any products. If I was not on vacation, I would've been very tempted by the infused all olive oil store!

Kitchen Kettle Village is an entertaining little outdoor shopping area with a splash of Amish life…read more During our visit it was decked out for Halloween with scarecrows and fall decor. You could easily spend two hours here shopping around and enjoying the entertainment, like the one man band playing during our visit. A one time visit is only needed unless you came back looking for something specific. The Amish furniture store, Carriage House, is worth a visit to see the craftsmanship in their work, and maybe add a piece to your own home. Parking is easy, but be careful since the streets are narrow and the horse and buggies are all around.

As the name implies it's a Christmas store with lots of trinkets related to the season. They also…read morehave a good selection of Christmas Village buildings including some thematic ones such as the Adams Family and the Munsters.

This store is located in the Rockvale Outlets. My Mom and I were there a few years ago and were…read moreshocked to see how little stores there are left. There are more "for rent" stores than actual stores to shop. Christmas Tree Hill was cute inside. We were the only people shopping in the entire store when we went yesterday. Some of the items are not neatly organized, but other than that, it was great. The employee working was also pretty friendly.

Recently went shopping here (been going to this location since the 1980's, was all good)...Wow,…read morewhere to begin? Walked in, started "browsing" (as the ladies say, lol). Had some questions, but no help...store clerks were busy folding clothes. So, I gave-up on that and just grabbed the pair of pants I came in for. Went to pay: Stood at register for an inordinately long time (clerks were still folding clothes, you see). Finally, counter help arrives, but she doesn't know how to ring me up as half cash/half gift card (had a little $ leftover on a gift card from a previous bad time at a Van Heusen in Tinton Falls-NJ...where clerks snapped at me for asking if they had my size in the back). Clerk finally gets help (from the "folding clothes lady")...and I'm good to go, right? Well, while walking out, I saw what I was looking for (my unanswered questions), but I was thinking "I need to come back another time, when things are running more smoothly." Grab the door handle to leave...ALARM goes off! The clerk never removed the security tag from the pants I purchased. Suddenly, I had lots of clerks around me (now you know how to get help there). Was the attention good? Well, not with the Amish girls who were shopping there, whispering and pointing at me...like "Das Outlaw" for violating the Ordnung, lol. Back to the register, where they finally removed the anti-theft tag. I'm thinking this is why retail is hurting and internet sales are booming. The poor shop owners...employees don't care if they sell anything. In fact, I would have spent at least double or triple what I did...but I felt like I needed to get out of there. Who says shopping is...FUN? (Should mention: One question I had was that many items were marked xx-percentage off...but no other price, except for the non-sale price. So, everything I picked-up I had to pull out my phone calculator...very few actual sale prices were posted).

I am a true Nike girl and heart! So I love to go to different Nike outlet. This one had a great…read moreselection of clothes, shoes, and accessories. The prices were fair and affordable service was great. I was greeted upon entry and assisted throughout my time in store

This is a decent size store and they have a nice selection of shoes and accessories. The discount…read morerack didn't have any good deals but most items were 30% off.

This place was like heaven…read more Tablewares. Furniture. Candle holders. Vases. Bedding. Basically, it's a jumbo Pottery Barn with deep discounts. Which is really quite perfect for me because I love Pottery Barn, but I don't like paying their prices (and can't afford to) on the regular. There's even a small section of West Elm items, which just made me giddy. The space itself was massive, so I spent an inordinate amount of time walking around the entire store, and then retracing my steps just to make sure i didn't miss anything. I ended up with a sweet beverage tub, a beverage dispenser, and a gold tray - perfect for summer cookouts and entertaining. It took a lot of willpower not to purchase whitewashed candle holders, placemats, a bathrobe, and a second tray. Even with discount prices, they still weren't dollar store cheap. Now I know to always keep an eye out for PB outlets - they're bound to offer some hidden gems to spruce up the home.

Located at the Tanger Outlets Lancaster, this Pottery Barn outlet has a huge selection of furniture…read moreand dinnerware - There were sofas, recliners, end tables, desks, tables, etc. Depending on when you go, there may some great sales going on! Staff are ready available if you need assistance. Ample parking is available. +plenty of furniture! +ample parking +located at the Tanger Outlets Lancaster

All day I dream about strudel. But you won't find any here…read more Cheap sneakers for all. I happen to love adidas shoes and this place has been here for many years. If you can't find at least one pair of sweet kicks here - well then, I guess - you'll shop somewhere else. This is def one of my favorite places to go. All Day I Dream About Strawberries.

One of my first stops every time I'm in Lancaster shopping. Great prices - just wish there was…read moremore selection.