Great mix of stores, plenty of dining options, and a clean, easy-to-navigate layout. Love having a…read moremovie theater right there too--perfect spot for a full day of shopping, eating, and entertainment!

My husband gave me a giftcard to Old Navy, The Gap and Banana Republic and let me go have some…read morealone shopping time while we were visiting relatives in Athens. This is a new shopping center that is easy to get to. The outlets were a little smaller than I'm used to. Maybe because I've been to some Gap Factory stores. But, I scored some good deals and made out with 6 sweaters and 2 pairs of jeans for $100. They also had a DSW shoe store, Pier One and several other cool stores. I didn't see much in the way of food options and wished there was somewhere close by to grab a bite of lunch. But, maybe they'll add that to the area at some point.

If you're expecting a real shopping destination, Georgia Square Mall will definitely disappoint…read more There are very few stores left, and the ones that remain feel more like placeholders than actual attractions. It's honestly more of a walk-through space than a shopping mall at this point.

I went there to return an apple face plate I bought . when I got there the guy who ride around in…read morethe white truck he pulls up beside me and said I was just seeing y u was here. I said am returning something I bought. then I ask him why was he doing that . he said that my job. I said what the hell . I just pulled in and you are coming up to me like I did something. that sux. no one need that kind of B. S . let stop buying there why did I buy there I don't know . but I will not anymore.

Shopper's paradise! The layout of the outlet is clean and easy to navigate, with plenty of parking…read moreand nicely maintained walkways. I also appreciated the variety of food options nearby for a quick snack or lunch break between shopping sprees. The selection of stores is fantastic, with a mix of high-end brands and popular favorites, all at really good prices. I

On a recent trip to Atlanta, aside from trip agenda, we were staying with some friends and it was…read moregoing to be the 2nd time being around their baby. He had just crossed one year old and we just had to go shopping for him! We were going to do it in advance but another option was to find a spot on the way. This outlet place was about 1-1.5 hours out of the way but very doable. It worked out great! We found a baby store, loaded up on baby clothes and toys. We were there around 3-5 in the afternoon. It was an easy in-easy out. The place has so much parking. The layout is a bit weird. Instead of being circular or squared off like most of these places... it seemed like a long line of stores on each side. Not a huge deal but it did seem like more walking than what most of these places provide. They have all the typical stores. We looked around some but were just trying to make it to our destination so we didn't stick around too long.

The Forum is a really nice shipping area sprawled out with clothing stores, restaurants, a nice…read morestage and outdoor area and a Barnes & Noble. They have clothing places for many styles- LOFT, Banaa Republic, LuluLemon, Versona, Belk, DSW, etc. There's a Pottery Barn and big HomeGoods for home deco fans, and even a Trader Joe's at the far end. It's also set up very friendly to be able to walk around, with wide sidewalks all around so even with a lot of traffic in and out you don't feel caught in the middle of it. We came around Christmas which was crazy busy but once we were able to find a parking spot (which was a little rough) it felt totally fine walking here and there. They also have a few niche businesses here too, like an Asian toy store, a botox store and eye clinic. Tons of options, plus all the restaurants and a small food hall to sit in.

This is a fabulous little shopping center, and you can hit Trader Joe's after you're done shopping…read more Fabulous Food Court. We tried three of the restaurants when we were there and they were all excellent. You can go in and have a cocktail. It has a full bar Or sit at the comfy couches and have a coffee. Definitely will be back here.

This is a small, older shopping center with limited stores. The exterior feels dated, and it could…read moreuse some updates. While it's not a major shopping destination, it's convenient for quick stops.

Tanger Outlets Commerce - Where Reviewers Are Many, But Enforcement Is... Selective…read more As someone who reviews shopping centers often--on both Yelp and Google--I've come to expect a certain level of consistency, especially from a well-established outlet brand like Tanger. Usually, sharing photos and feedback is welcomed. Encouraged, even. At Tanger Locust Grove, I posted a review with photos and was personally thanked by the owner. But at Tanger Commerce, I discovered something quite different. While taking a few standard photos during my visit (like I've done at dozens of malls - some with almost 100k views), I was approached by a security guard, followed from across the complex from Nike to Marshall's, photographed, and informed that photography is prohibited unless I had a press or media pass. When I identified myself as a reviewer, hoping for some clarity or even conversation, I was met with suspicion and stone-faced enforcement. My boss makes me enforce this rule I was told - leaving me wondering who his boss is, as from the owners replies to other posts it clearly isn't them. Here's where it really gets confusing: a multitude of other reviewers--on both Yelp and Google--have uploaded photos of storefronts, interiors, signage, merchandise, and even selfies at this very location. Entire photo carousels exist, ranging from fashion displays to food court visits, without a whisper of consequence. One reviewer even uploaded 14 photos on Google and was publicly thanked by management for their "great review" and "wonderful experience." only a month ago. So I ask: if photos are truly not allowed here, why is enforcement only aimed at some of us? Why the inconsistency? And more importantly--where are the signs? None were visible. No policy posted. Just a sudden switch from shopping to being surveilled. Reviewers, take note: If you're documenting your experience, know that Commerce enforces its "rules" selectively. You may be ignored like the 50 reviewers before you--or you may get followed, photographed, and reminded you're not welcome to record your visit. P.S. - I'm not being paid for my reviews, nor do I have anything to gain from this. I just enjoy helping people find great places to spend their time and hard-earned money. But this place? This wasn't it and recommend it I do not.

We love the selection of stores here. Our favorite stores are Marshall's, Torrid, Crocs, and Bath &…read moreBody Works. You can find some great deals at Rue21, and there's a game/hobby shop down in the corner by the cookie place that is super cool!

I heard Monroe is the new up and coming town to hit up. I can see why! I love all the little…read moreboutiques and stores in Downtown Monroe. The street is beautifully decorated with our beautiful American flags and flower pots. I love how the buildings are older but have been turned into something new and modern. There were so many people out, enjoying the weather and shopping. I could live here if I could! This town is so pretty and downtown Monroe just adds more charm to it.

We were at the Lane Bryant Store being silly ! We bought some items because the workers here were…read morevery helpful & had a sense of fashion They had a good selection of clothes - it was Winter mixed with Summer which I loved ! Because I wasn't forced to only buy winter clothes !

Love this outdoor mall! Lots of stores spanning a pretty big distance so it will be a lot of…read morewalking or you'll have to drive to some stores. I came on a Friday and there were plenty of spots but it was during the work day. Old Navy, Charlotte Russe, Marshalls, Dillards, Bath & Body Works, New York & Company, and many more.