Tanger Outlets San Marcos — Local services in San Marcos

Not a bad place, healthy collection of different stores.

Parking lot is vastly better than the next door "fancy" outlet stores, that place has buildings facing every which way and driving around that one is a mess. Here everything is pretty uniform and squarely laid out, so navigating the parking lot is pretty convenient. Speaking of parking, there's a lot of it, which is great.

Here's the thing about the stores, though. Yes - there are deals to be found, but don't expect to come here and just have them fall in your lap. If you're going into a store with a specific item in mind, chances are you either won't find the exact thing in stock, or it isn't marked down to what should be "outlet store prices."

Sure, the stores run sales, and I've been able to find a few bargains here and there, but never the exact thing I was looking for when I arrived.

Good place to take in a walk, too. Park on one side of the shopping center and walk the whole length of it, then come back with bags of stuff you bought along the way while you curse your fitness regimen and decision you made to burn...

Ok my turn, on 12/6/24 I shopped your mall specifically "Last Call" and Prada. Having to utilize the public restroom there, I was appalled at the condition. Entry door was foul looking with rusted kick plate, looking like someone urinated all over the door. Inside had debris, and unclean appearance. I should have taken a pict. to post with this review. Make sure to understand there is a Last Call Neiman Marcus, Prada and other high end retail stores at this location nearest the restroom. I'm sure they do not want to be represented in this manner. However, they do not want everyone utilizing their restroom either. I enjoy shopping this location and drive quite a distance for that experience. I sincerely hope you will take this matter seriously and made a much needed refurbishment ASAP. I will be returning to shop in Jan. and certainly hope by that time you have accomplished an upgrade. If not perhaps I will just shop in Las Vegas for a...

Nice. But hardly any parking ever and crazy drivers. Also, just curious how there are designated handicap parking spaces, which you would think are for this physically unable to walk far but yet spend the day waking the outlets shopping. Or, people with placards who obviously obtained handicap status for some crazy acne or hair disease. Something that causes no physical impairments but yet they utilize these placards and parking just to take advantage. While elderly or physically handicapped persons are left having to park elsewhere. I sat and watched an obvious ex military vet classified as disabled park in one of these spaces, hop out shop, waking about an hour or so come back carrying bags, baby, stroller…load up and head back for more. And as I sit typing another family of 4 young women pull in with a placed and rush into stores to shop. Nothing wrong with any of these people I can see that would prevent them from parking...