Tulare Outlets

2 Stars because its great that there is an outlet mall in Central Valley. But thats about it. It's probably the worse Outlet Mall I've been to. If the city of Tulare and county isnt backing it to make it better, they should up and leave and go to Fresno. This outlet is one of the few main things to even visit Tulare, and it should really put more effort to attract all of central california to shop here. But in it's state which hasnt changed in what seems like forever, it just isnt worth it. Anyone who thinks its current state is nice and walkable hasnt got out of Tulare county in a while. So its nice that an outlet exists in CenCal, but it sucks compared to basically all other outlets--which doesnt help the already negative reputation when it comes to Central California. I hope they renovate and improve.

It's alright for picking up little things, but it's irritating how they won't let you arrive early on Black Friday until 6am or operation hours but will have the gates open to park. Prices aren't bad tho

Very very outdated outlet. Its needs to be revamped to attract more business. Sad to see, I imagined that in its hay days it was hoping. Many stores were outdated. They need to replicate it like Livermore outlets to have a chance.

This is a nice place to walk around with your dogs when the weather is not hot. We came at 11am on a Monday with our dogs and travel trailer. Plenty of parking in the back dirt lot.

This grouping of outlet shops has a similar feel to the ones in Gilroy, but the center is not as large. Getting to them off the freeway is confusing; a lot of twists and turns to reach the ultimate destination. On a Sunday afternoon the place was very busy with a full parking lot. We did catch a spot near the stores I wanted to visit, which was lucky.Dear Hubby was planning to nap in the car while I power shopped, but he ended up strolling the property, too. I visited the Carter's shop for a baby gift, then on to Bath and Body Works, and finally LOFT Outlet. In each store the staff was welcoming and helpful.The center was well attended, overall, clean, and everyone seemed to be in good spirits. There's a multiplex movie theater as one of the anchors, which may add to tight parking challenges. A version of Bravo Farms is there, offering dining options, as well as merchandise for sale. Looked like a cute garden patio area there out front in nice weather.It took a little while to leave, as we had to queue up to leave the parking lot. Did I mention it was well-attended? Yep.

I came to the Tulare Outlets around September/October 2019 with my assistant after we dropped off two minors at a residence.We decided since we are here we can do some shopping during our lunch so we explored the stores the Outlets had to offer.I went to Coach and two other stores. I only bought something from Coach.The center was very clean and we found parking easily. I wish this outlet had more food places as it had none so that was a bummer. Other than that we both had a pleasant shopping experience and I am looking forward to coming back soon.

A good outlet option if you're passing through the area. The outlets can be a bit tough to find as they look like they are right off the fwy, but you have to navigate a bit to get to the actual shops. The complex itself is on the smaller side so you can get through the whole place in a couple hours at most if you walked the whole thing. If driving and stopping only at selected shops, easily under an hr unless you browse slowly.Decent mix of retailers, though prices were not that great. Though not sure if that is more a function of the current environment or just a change overall with more merchandise being made specifically for outlets and then offering discounts from higher prices to make you feel as if you're getting a deal when you're really just getting an ok sales price. So just be mindful of pricing to know if you're really getting a great deal.

Nice outlets. Not too many food options but bravo farms is a wonderful place to eat while shopping. Also a nice theatre in same plaza. Plenty of parking. Overall enjoyed my visit here.

They have a variety of shops and neat spots here. Main attractions for the locals- movie theaterMain attractions for tourist- Coach Food wise can't ever go wrong with Bravo Farms which is to the right of the movies theaters then grab some ice cream at Baskin-Robbins to the left of the theaters. Great place for walks, sight seeing, window shopping, snacking or just hanging out catching a movie with the Fam!!!!

The Tulare Outlet Center is your average outlet center. It's located right off the 99 Freeway in the small town of Tulare, CA. I think that acquiring this outlet center was a triumph for this small town. I grew up there, so I know. This outlet center is rather large and it's sidewalks are lined with most of the usual suspects; Gap, Nike, Coach, Sunglass Hut, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Banana Republic, etc, etc, etc... All in all, I'd say that there's at least 50 stores and food options available. The Galaxy 10 Theatre is also located here. Parking is plentiful, but maneuvering around the lot during the heavy shopping seasons can pose a bit of a challenge. There is easily accessible street parking. For those of you coming in from out of town to do some shopping, there are plenty of clean and affordable lodging options within walking distance. 94/100