Prada

Although I don’t wear much Prada, or carry Prada bags, one of my all time favorite wallets is a Prada. Haven’t used it in a while, but still have it and it will come back into sue soon IM sure. Great quality. Timeless style.
Having said that, this store is seriously pricy. Yes, its an outlet, but the prices seem very high to me. Walking in can be hit or miss, depends who is working. Also hit or miss on the number and styles of shoes and boots. The bags are those you would expect to see.
Prada will probably remain a style I love to look at, and would happily receive as a gift, but cant bring myself to spend the money on.
3 stars, chain.
1906

$$$$$.
Even though this is located at an «outlet» its still going to set you back a bit. But, if you’re a fan of Prada, you can score boots for $ 600, or handbags for $ 1000.
Its fun to walk around and look at the classy stuff. Fortunately I’m more of a lower end person, so I wasn’t tempted to buy.

One could expect about 30% discounts. But this outlet store doesn’t carry Saffiano collection because that is unique to boutique stores. Hence you can only expect a limited collection of other Prada handbags. This limits the variety. Very few options are available in black, which is another frown point. But still you could get a $ 2000 bag for $ 1200+$ 100(taxes).

Prices: ¹⁄₅ — for shoes, you will almost always have much better luck at the end-​of-​season sales at Barneys, Saks, Neiman’s, etc. and their online sites.
Staff Service: ⁴⁄₅ — see below
Ambiance: ³⁄₅ — too many crazy tourists and gawkers who do not intend to buy anything
Décor: ⁴⁄₅ — excellent, as expected, especially for an outlet location
I got lucky but I’ve been told that this location is not normally this good for shoes. Sizes were *very* sparse, especially if you are a 6.5−7.5. The rest of the selection wasn’t terrific… I have a pair of Miu Miu pumps that I purchased elsewhere in late winter for 40% what this outlet was charging a season later. So, if you are looking for a certain pair of shoes that are also in stock at Barneys/​Saks/​Neimans/​etc. you should definitely just wait for the department store sale instead.
Despite being an incredibly busy store with many tourists perusing the goods (whether to buy or to gawk only), the staff members are incredibly helpful when you make it clear that you are here to buy. At first, I had to find a staff member to get my size in certain shoes, but after a bit of waiting (well, I’m impatient… it was only a minute), she was pretty attentive and brought me a mini-​mountain of boxes with Miu Miu shoes that she thought I’d like. She was very nice with compliments on my outfit (always a smart sales tactic!) and pointed it out to some other staff members as well. I think she managed really well while being bombarded by so many people looking for different sizes. Overall, I’d give her a 3.5÷5.