St. Augustine Premium Outlets

Great shoppes, police presence and variety of options for all. Not sure how the parking lot was developed; however, for some it may work — with a big car. Crowded parking and exits are not very visible. I have it a 4 star because of this.

We love this outlet (including preferring it over the higher/​end stores across the street). Something for the whole family. Favorites are the Coach store, Yankee Candle, Swarovski (one of the newer stores), Zales, Van Heusen, Le Creuset, Hanes … probably missing a few others. Will update later!

One of my favorite outlets
The best Bebe & Bcbg outlet in Florida
I prefer some stores over Orlando and south Florida outlets.
Always has sales going on
The Bcbg has a huge sale collection and the girls are very nice and accommodating .
The SAKS has a variety of merchandise
They can order anything for you
The polo outlet has great deals and in store coupons.
Check in on Unilocal for a coupon booklet .
Check it out ! I recommend !

Haven’t been here in a long time! Came here on black friday but closer to the evening. There was still a lot of people, but we were able to quickly get parking (we didn’t stalk lol). My fiancé’s brother and his girlfriend and I wanted to go shopping to look for clothes and items for our Japan trip this coming February and some Christmas ideas.
We went to various shops and there are plenty to choose from. I really like this place. And also get a little coupon pamphlet when you check in.

Meh. ½ outlets ½ stores. Bummed on the deals I didn’t get but during the holiday season was a lot of good deals in the outlet sometimes. Especially the fossil store!

Queit place, less people and good enough sale. Accross The road is another outlet stores

Really nice shopping. The food court looks depressing but my God the food is delicious.

There are a lot of stores to chose from if your a hard core shopper. We went on Labor Day and we found some good deals. The only negatives are the entrance is not designed for a lot of cars. It’s way to small, it took us 30 min to park. Also, the sidewalk taking you to all the stores is also to small. It was very uncomfortable constantly bumping into other people.

Discount designer stories with real discounts, if your the right size. Accessible, and easy parking where you can walk along the stores front, window shopping and people watching. Store are moving in and out, update the New Balance store just opened a few months ago, and offering killer discounts.

A decent collection of designer cloth, sportswear, shoes and accessories stores.
Good deals especially on some sports stores but Nike, Adidas and UA were just OK, price-​wise. The entrance leading to the mall is small and is always congested but once inside, there is a lot of parking.
The mall is a longitudinal collection of stores and is pretty good sized from one end to the other and easy to navigate, just have to walk a lot, unless you take your vehicle as you move towards different section. The restrooms are strategically placed on both ends and on food court which is about mid-​way of the mall’s length.
The food court is not good at all, just few restaurants: a Chinese, pizza, burgers and hotdogs. There is a coffee shop across the food court and a food vendor selling ice-​cream on the courtyard. I think there are full-​service restaurants towards the entrance side; better to go there.
Overall, not a bad mall to walk around and find some deals.

Not really accustomed to reviewing outlet malls but since I made a special visit to this place during my trip to nearby Jacksonville, what the heck…
First of all, if you are coming from jax beach, it’s an easy 30 – 40 minute or so drive south depending on traffic.
Pros: Being a sports guy, I was loving the Nike, adidas & Under Armour. Although I found UA small & underwhelming, the other two had a great selection for myself & the whole family at decent prices. Other than that, they also other stores I like to visit such as j. crew, br factory, & clarks.
Everywhere I went, the staffs of the various stores were very nice. The shopping center isn’t overly large & is very easy to navigate. Strangely enough, after my visit I kept telling people about the bathrooms. Every one I visited was clean & spacious, which was a huge +, especially if you have children.
Cons: the food court is in need of an update. Pizza, chinese, & two stands that sold pretty much the same thing (burgers & dogs) was it.
There is another outlet mall across the highway which I didn’t get to visit. Maybe I missed them, but it would have been nice if there was shuttle service between the two outlet centers.
Serious shopaholics would think of this place as a 3 star place. However, because they had everything I would need in a nice compact strip mall setup, 4 stars.

Outlets to me are just OK. Sometimes you can find a good deal and sometimes you can get things that are no longer circulating at the regular store (out of style). My wife loves them thought so away we go. I like that you can get some great walking in and if you have someone who can not go far there are benches built into the wall all over.

Located on the west side of interstate 95 this Outlet Mall offers a lot of quality stores. Although the entrance off the highway can be a little slow moving at times there is plenty of parking in the back and usually within a short walk of any of the store you frequent, exiting to the north is easy and gets you out a lot quicker. There are more than 85 shops here so plan ahead or expect to do a lot of walking. I’ve always enjoyed shopping here.

After living in Jacksonville for a year, I finally made the trip down to the outlets to see what they had to offer. I grew up in Tampa and traveled to the outlets in Orlando and Ellenton (in Sarasota) each summer, so my outlet expectations were a bit high.
There is a decent selection of stores, everything from Nike to Bose to Banana Republic and Brooks Brothers. I was able to find some good deals, but overall it seemed like the prices were not that great of a steal when it came to comparing to what I would pay at a normal version of the store — the deals I found were either on sale or in the clearance racks.
We started with the indoor mall and were disappointed as many of the storefronts were empty, and the stores left were just regular clothing stores — not outlet versions of designer brands. Head over to the outdoor mall if you’re looking to find the real selection and better deals.
If I want to go shopping, I’ll stick with the much closer Town Center, though I would be willing to check out the outlets again for major sale holidays to see what I could find.
A tip: get there a little early if you go during the weekend as the parking lot can fill up quickly. The layout is similar to a strip mall, and you’ll be walking what feels like a mile from one end to the other, so try to park in the middle section.
Also: eat before you go, as there are very few nearby restaurants and the food courts on both sides offer nothing short of concession food.

First of all, I hate shopping. I detest it.
Second of all, I went on Tax free weekend.
With that in mind, it has almost every type is store imaginable. I only went into a few because I got very overwhelmed.
The prices on some items were pretty good deals. Other items, even with the sale, were beyond what I would pay for them. I don’t do designer brands. I can’t justify paying so much for a name.
If I lived in the area, and needed to go shopping, I would no doubt come here.

Nice selection of stores. I like how there is an inside part on one side of it with a few food choices. It was a nice way to spend the day and get some deals. Most of the stores were the typical stores you will find at any outlet mall.

Tons of stores. Tons of store I love. There are some stores here where I can find really good deals, but for the most part, I have found many of the stores sell their items at regular prices and not outlet prices. I still like to come down from Jax every now and then and make a day of it… always hoping to find at least a couple of great bargains. Just be prepared to pay regular prices for the most part.
As others have said, parking is a pain. Bring your patience.
Avoid the indoor food court. There’s nothing good there.
St. Augustine isn’t that far from Jax, but I think the Outlets are a great option for those living in the area when they don’t feel like making the drive north to the big city.

This outlet is, in my opinion, much superior to the newer, more inside one across the street. The layout can be a bit of a pain, it would be much more convenient if it was less of a straight line. When you park at one end and walk to the other, you then have to walk back past the same stores you’ve already seen (though it’s a good way for a little forced exercise).
Living in Clay County as I do, it takes me about the same time to drive to the outlets as it does to drive to the Town Center. I love the Banana Republic and Gap outlet stores (the only ones in town) but not every store here is an outlet.
The walkway in front of the stores is covered through most of the outlets so rain isn’t a big issue. Parking can be messy (I try to come first thing in the morning or during the week to avoid the craziness) and the food court is miserable but, as I said, the store options are superior to the other outlets in my opinion.

This is not the same outlet mall it was when I was a teenager. The Gap & Banana Republic, among others, have been there for years. But there’s definitely some newer stores filling the shops than there was previously. Big Le Creuset fans in my house so that’s always fun to walk around and wish about owning different pieces. When you look at the prices sometimes you really do wonder if you’re at an outlet mall at all, but all of the shops usually have good clearance sales going on, especially around the holiday weekends.
It’s not the easiest mall to get into either. The traffic can be crazy on the weekends. My suggestion — though much more widely known than it used to be — would to be go to the North Entrance (through the stoplight). There are still a number of cars coming/​going from that entrance but it doesn’t get as backed up as the main entrance does.
In way of food, there’s not much around and the food court (at least the last time I actually went in) left little to be desired. Either eat before you go or plan to head out before you reach starvation city. Fast food can tie you over, but if you’re able to drive a little east you can hit downtown St. Aug for much better options.

This outlet mall has everything I really need. A Banana Republic, Gap, White House Black Market, Bath and Body Works, Coach, Yankee Candle, Nine West, Cosmetics Company and a few others that are my regular stops.
Parking can get crazy, but knock on wood, I normally get pretty lucky. The bathroom area is clean and accessible when you arrive or leave.
Tip: I always take the very last entrance in… it’s less congested!
I don’t normally eat here, but they have a few options in the food court if you are hungry.
All in all, it’s an outlet mall. Pretty good for some deals and people watching.
It’s really, really hard for this wannabe fashionista to pass it by on the highway.