The Lacoste store and Nike re my favorite. Boss is totally worth it too
Had to use a wheel chair while there and it is not very accessible for thoes people who have disabilities. Doorways too narrow there is too big of a step in the doorway, or there is no automatic doors that stay open. People were rude and shoved me out of the way trying to get into the stores. Ive been to other outlet stores that are run by the same company and had no issues at all. For some reason Montréal's Premium Outlet stores are not up to date.
Sweet spot.
Parking. Depending on day and time, reasonable to difficult as it can be crazy busy on holidays and weekends. Food. This is the weakest aspect to this place. Their foodcourt is low quality cheap unhealthy foods such as, A&W, Ashton, Kung Pao Wok, Mr Pretzle, Panniza, Presotea, Zoukis, Columbus Cafe, and then outside foodies such as Arirang Hot dog, Chico-Gaufre, La Cabane à Chichis, Voltigeur Express. They also have a small space for hand made sushi - but it does not look like a place I would feel safe to eat their food as it’s one step better than eating sushi from a gas station as the expression goes. There is a need for management to add more restaurants and include some that offer reasonably healthy quality non fast food to eat. Stores. Most stores are pretty good such as Under Armor, RW & CO, and the Nike store. But there clearly some stores who are selling products that are specifically made for their outlet stores, meaning that the inventory is not what it was intended to be as an offering. Originally and till today, consumers expect deals based on the premise that these stores are selling overstock, last years inventory etc. But what has happened (and look this up on line there are many expose stories in the media) are stores will produce lower quality made products that are inferior to that normally sold in their regular stores, and sell them at a “discount”, when in fact they are not discounted but instead appear to be a discount because they have the brand and look of new old stock product. Take for example COACH or Michael Kors, look at the seams on clothing, look at the quality if the materials, look at the crappy zippers especially notable at COACH. So, this being stated, buyer beware as some stores are not offering liquidation of inventory deals, they are simply selling low quality average products at average market pricing for products of this quality - but with their brand name on it. This is not the fault of the outlet, it’s a scam the retailers are doing as there is no law that they have to declare that the inventory is not liquidation. Enjoy and happy shopping.
Really great atmosphere, can't wait to go back.
I had a deeply distressing experience at the Tommy Hilfiger store in the Montreal Premium Outlets on April 4 at approximately 8:00 PM. From the moment my mother and I entered the store, we were subjected to uncomfortable and targeted profiling by a member of the management team (a tall man with grey hair). For 10 to 12 minutes, this manager stared at us incessantly, following our movements from a distance. When we began to browse the merchandise, he aggressively signaled a staff member to intercept us. While the staff member who approached us was polite, the manager’s behavior was blatantly hostile and made us feel unwelcome and harassed. I have been a loyal customer of Tommy Hilfiger, shopping at locations all over Canada for the last 12 years. To be treated with such suspicion and rudeness after over a decade of supporting the brand is deeply disappointing. Being stared at for over 10 minutes created an environment of intimidation, and the way he signaled his staff to "stop" us for simply touching merchandise was unnecessary and insulting. I expect much better from the leadership at the Montreal Premium Outlets location, and I hope the store takes the necessary steps to ensure no other loyal customers are treated this way. I will not be returning to this location.
We could not find a place to park so we failed to visit it
Great place for outwear
I like to come here with my kids for shopping
Ok
What happened to this place??? Used to be fun shopping here…
The best outlets in Montreal ♥️
Good place for shopping
Good place to shop!
I love this place, certain shop have very good discounts
Top
Great to walk around and the set up is nice but the stores are not outlet discounted. It’s actually all the same prices as any other mall and size variety is very limited. Not really worth the drive unless you are in the area.
Excellent
Good
Lot's of parking, most of the stores are covered so no snow falling. A tad expensive depending where you shop.
Not bad
There weren't as many deals. At some point I thought it would have been better to shop online. Good place to walk around.
Wished thed stayed open later on weekend
Stylish and well-designed outlet mall with a great atmosphere. The layout is open, clean, and enjoyable to walk around, giving a premium shopping experience. There is a very good selection of well-known brands with attractive prices, along with nice cafés and restaurants to relax between shopping. The place feels organized and elegant, and it’s a great destination for anyone who appreciates fashion, quality, and a pleasant shopping environment.
No good price. Better go to marché central
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