Zion Factory Stores

Wait, this is an outlet mall? Looks like a regular shopping plaza. Not worth my time, sorry…

Specifically went here for Del Sol store for free bag. There isn’t much to offer as the usual outlet malls. Found things at kitchen collection, that’s about it. Mongolian restaurant smelt good.

They have a good slecetion of stores. My stop is the kitchen collection. I love looking at all the things I can get for my kitchen. They also have a gymboree which I will check out some time to see how the prices are. Love it!

A lot of people complain about the small size of the complex. I think those are mostly women looking for more shopping, an eternal pursuit for some. I like the small size because when I have to go there, I can find what I need and get out. If I’m with my wife and have to go through every store, it doesn’t take all weekend. There is a fine selection of stores and a couple of restaurants. It is clean, even the restrooms.

I cant recall a time I ever thought to myself, «I should go shop at the outlet mall.» There really is nothing here to offer in terms of shopping, at least for me. However, there is some great restaurants nearby, so the men can drop their wife off while they go out to eat: P

It’s a nice outlet mall for St. George. I was surprised that it was completely outdoors though. Being late Spring, it was definitely hot!
A good mix of shops here. There is Smash Burger across the parking lot, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory and an awesome Cowboys & Indian store!
The people here are so nice. The place is also a stopping point for multiple tour buses. So you get to rub elbows with Japanese and French people.

Wasn’t a fan of any of the stores… it’s a nice area to walk around on a warm day. We looked around a couple of stores but none of the prices were to die for. If we go back to St. George, I don’t think we’ll make a point of going here.

The prices weren’t all that great for being outlet stores.
It’s a mall with marked up prices that put the sale price a couple bucks under normal retail.

There was a few stores that I was interested in the Levi Outlet, Cowboys and Indians, the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory and Styles4less. I thought that they were very nice and the staff was very friendly. The other stores in the plaza were not as appealing to me. The Rue 21 had nice clothing and things but it was overstoked and things were everywhere and kind of a mess. The staff there were young teens and acted immature.

I was pretty disappointed with this outlet. We stopped for starbucks and decided to walk around here only to find … Nothing. We basically left after glancing around for 5 minutes. There aren’t many appealing stores. Just a few small stores. It was more like a plaza.

Coming from Vegas where we have a good outlet mall selection I wasn’t expecting much from this outlet. It was small with just one row of stores (I think about 30 stores).It is an outdoor mall so be prepared to walk but only in one direction –up or down.
There is an Avenue outlet that my mother had to go to. (She loves that store) This was a regular Avenue store with all regular priced items at 25% off while all clearance items were an additional 30% off — MOM WAS HAPPY! I must add that there doesn’t seem to be another Avenue store set up like this.
There was a Rue 21 store that was awsome, they had $ 3 and $ 5 racks (several of them). The store was filled with great deals including $ 3 shoes!
If you need to kill some time while in St. George I recommend coming here, buying some stuff and saving some money. Go spend your saved money at Smash Burger (YUM!!) It’s right in the outlet parking area.