Tulare Outlets

I’m from Southern California and while there are some good stores here I wouldn’t consider them true outlets. I see it more as an outdoor strip mall. You are not going to find the outlet pricing here that you would expect. The only store I would say that perhaps has discounts comparable to other outlet stores would be the Coach store and maybe Bath and Bodyworks.
It is nice to get out a stroll around on a nice day. I also really enjoy coming here and eating at Bravo Farms. They have also upgraded the movie theater to luxury theaters. Can we say watching s movie in a recliner while enjoying a beer? Yes! Just don’t come here expecting to save a lot of money, because that isn’t going to happen.

I like this outlet. It’s busy towards holidays but what mason, outlet isn’t… I like that is an easy walk and you can watch a movie if you don’t feel like shopping. There are a couple of places you can grab a quick bite and even sit down and enjoy your meal. Hoping they keep adding more stores!

Tulare Outlet is where I go shopping for my family, Nike Outlet has its own great discounts, i bought a couple of pair here for a really cheap that i couldn’t compare to any other Norcal and Socal Outlets. I find this outlet interesting specially on Jordan brand, when they marked their shoes down plus 20% off from the ticketed price you really feel like you saved a couple of bucks. Based on my experience I bought 2 pairs of Js here for men’s size and it’s less than $ 20 bucks which is an awesome deal breaker!

i visited family in bakersfield for a weekend and since we had already visited the tejon outlets we decided to try the tulare outlets. the first store we went to was forever 21 and although they had great deals for fall i was looking to shop for summer clothing since the weather was appropriate. they didnt have alot of summer clothing and the store was very small. all the other stores were small and they dont have alot of sales going on. i dont think i will be coming back.

Great place to shop. Not very busy at all except around holidays. I like how they have the movie theatre in this location, along with a restaurant near by. This location also hosts the farmer market on Tues. I give this place 5 stars, because of all the shopping, movie, and food in this area. You can never be bored!

Has everything you would need in an outdoor mall. Only downside is that it’s always crowded and very busy streets.

The only reason why I shop at forever 21 is because of the cute clothes they have. If it weren’t for that, I wouldn’t go back in. I went in my first time, as I walked through the front doors, this young lady was organizing clothes; she looked right at me and did not even great me. As I was shopping around the floor, not once did I get asked if I was doing ok. It’s a very uncomfortable environment to shop in. Never been to a store where all the employees had the same bad attitude and customer service!

An ok place to stop by. Boyfriend and i drove 45 minutes on a sunday to check out the nike store. We both left happy! Although paking sucked we had a good little visit

Occasionally, we’ll take a 45 min drive to check out what’s new at this outlet however we hardly ever buy anything! We mainly go just to get out of town for a few hours and browse through the stores.

I abhor (almost) everything about the Tulare Outlet Center. From the charmingly empty commercial spaces dotting the strip mall-​esque structures to the never-​ending flow of tour buses crisscrossing the parking lot in search of a potential hit-​and-​run victim, this eyesore is about the only thing (besides diarrhea or an empty gas tank) that would bring one off the freeway and into this quaint little cow town. Take in your share of mass consumerism and don’t miss the Tommy Hilfiger clearance section!
…aside from the Monday night Farmers Market (which is nothing to shake a stick at), avoid this outlet mall like the clap or a Mel Gibson film.

The only outlet stores that are of any interest are Ralph Lauren, Levi’s, and Calvin Klein. Outside of that, I see no reason for me to shop here. I think I’m better off at River Park.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen the parking lots filled to capacity. I’m not sure if it’s because few people know about the Tulare Outlet Mall or if it’s because the selection of stores isn’t that great — probably the latter.
The theater and a handful of brand name stores are the only things saving this place. Dining is limited, and with that, your options are terrible.
Summer in the Valley sucks, so keep in mind that since this is an outdoor outlet mall, it can get pretty hot and humid while shopping from around May to September.

Small outlet. Not a lot of stores that appeal to me. Super disappointed with coach. Limited selection of bags. Not really for the young 20−30s female crowd. Wouldn’t go back. Too crowded too.

A good place to shop when something cannot be found at any of the other stores that are nearby like Walmart or Kmart. My favorite store in this Outlet Center is the Sony store.

Great place if you are looking for good deals on Baby clothes. They haves Carter’s and a Osh Kosh Bgosh store both with a wide selection and plenty of deals. Some of the stores have 75% off (shoes bass outlet clothing) if that’s not a good deal I don’t know what is. They do have an excellent restaurant, Bravo Farms. Their tri tip sandwich is delicious. And there is a nice big movie theater. Great shopping center for central Cal.

No real discounts here. Better off at Costco
Not that large of complex.
I think most people have it figured out that they can do better than these stores.

Not that much selection of stores — for me, I was really only interested in Ann Taylor and the Coach store. The best part about this place is probably Bravo Farms — amazing salads and pizza! Other than that, save your trip for an outlet center with more stores, larger food court, and more options so you can make a whole day of it.

There are quite a few stores in here and it is really convenient.
Its kind of misleading that this is an Outlet because there are not a whole lot of savings to be had here at most of the stores. It would be great if they opened a restaurant here, that would draw a lot of people cause after a long day of shopping one tends to be tired and hungry.
Here they have meager food options, like Subway, Pretzels and Ice Cream
#flagproof

Its your typical outlet with the basic shopping necessities. There were stores like Aeropostale, Gap, Levi’s, Nike etc. Although they had a variety of stores, there were a lot of empty spaces. The parking lot was empty when we pulled in and the stores weren’t filled with people. We found my bf a dress shirt, tie and a belt from Calvin Klein. There is also a movie theater. Not much selection when it comes time to eat. I think I saw a subway and Auntie Anne’s pretzels. Good thing there are food places to eat nearby.
I guess I’m just used to the hustle and bustle of Vegas outlets, but this outlet center does it’s job.

I seem to always make a pit stop here to stretch my legs when going from Central Cal to SoCal. Parking here is always a hassle so good luck with that. There seems to be more space towards the Calvin Klein section of the outlets versus in front of the theater or the Nike store. Seems to be less open parking spaces in the most popular area. These particular outlets have a good range of shopping stores but still seem a bit on the smaller size compared to like Gilroy. You will find stores such as Coach, Bath and Body, Banana Republic, Nike, Aeropostale, Gap, Gymboree, Loft, Zumies, Zales, Tommy Hilfiger, Kitchen Collection, Dress Barn, Petsense (this is where I adopted my fur baby!), PacSun, Van’s, Tillys, Rue21, and even a Sunglass Hut. Prices aren’t the cheapest I’ve seen at outlets and the stores don’t always have the sizes you need. My usual stops are the Gap, Petsense and of course the Nike store. Lucky for me or unlucky, depending on how you see it, I usually walk out empty handed.
As far as food goes, these outlets have very few food joints. There is a Togos, Subway, a Baskin Robbins for those hot days and Auntie Anne’s. You have better lucky going across the street from the outlets and hit up Taco Bell, Sonics and even a Starbucks over there.

Eh. it’s about as exciting as the Gilroy outlets. Check out the giant ants crawling up the side of the Galaxy Theater in the complex.