Houston Premium Outlets

This outlet has a decent store selection and a nice layout. Unlike most of the outlets I have been to it is set up like a regular outside mall. All of the stores offer good discounts and the outside is clean. There is a nice selection of food and a wide range of store price ranges. The parking lot is pretty full, but it is organized well and no one was crazy or aggressive that I noticed.
If you’re looking for some nice clothes, shoes, or accessories at a good price and have a little time to shop for bargains I would recommend coming here.

This isn’t the biggest outlet mall, but the store selection is pretty good.
My favourites include Banana Republic, theory, Tory Burch, Kate Spade, Off 5^th, and Burberry. They also have high-​end luxury retail such as Giorgio Armani and David Yurman. On holidays it can get crowded, with parking a bit difficult to find, along with lines outside very popular stores. As much as I wanted to visit Tory Burch and Kate Spade, I was not willing to stand outside in the cold to wait my turn inside the store!
What I should’ve done was check-​in on Unilocal sooner, as they offered a free coupon book of sorts ($ 5 value or something like that.) But oh well, next time!
As this is an outdoor mall, be prepared to deal with the elements (the cold, or rain.)

I love love love this place. Every time I head to pay at the cashier there is an additional % off! Especially love the athletic wear stores, they have every brand. They also have a 5^th off sacks which carry high end item low priced. Recommend coming on weekday because it’s hard to find good parking but there is enough. They also have a Starbucks! Prices are awesome on black Friday and thanksgiving night.

This outlet is the largest I’ve ever visited. It may even be one of the largest in Texas!
I don’t do a lot of shopping but when I do, I shop! There are hundreds of stores for men, women, children and babies to shop from.
There is also a food court with many different options to eat.
I normal just shop at the sports stores so I really haven’t seen the whole outlet yet. It is so worth it to drive out to Cypress and check them out. They will not disappoint!

So lucky to have a premium outlet close to my house! (or unlucky for my husband :))

Love shopping here. Such a comfortable experience and I ALWAYS score great deals! But understand I hate to shop. When I must do it, I’m on a mission to get in, hit the clearance rack and sale items, and get out. I’d rather make a second trip for returns than subject myself to fitting rooms.
If I could change one thing it would be directories. There aren’t enough of them and I get lost here. It’s a happy lost though. Somethin new to see around every corner.

1. Service — this varies as different stores may cater to you differently, but for the most part, everyone seems to be nice and welcoming.
2. Price — Oh man, prices here is like a holiday sale every weekend. You have a lot of name brand stores and guarantee you’ll find good deals everywhere.
3. Ambiance — This is an outdoor mall. All the stores are connected in a square. Very nice place to go to on a day with good weather.
4. Fun — If you love to shop, and love bargains, come check this place out!
5. Cleanliness — This place is clean and sanitary.

The prices and deals here really helped me save a lot of money. However, some stores have better deals than others.
There are so many stores to choose from and so many deals offered. However, I can see how it can get a bit overwhelming at times. I bought a lot of clothing from Calvin Klein and I saved well over $ 150 coming here. The employees have always been courteous and kind to me whenever I have come here.
My mom went to the Coach store and said their deals/​prices are not worth it. They barely allow their customers to save money because they hardly have any deals and when they do, it’s barely a «deal.»
Their food court has decent selection. They have American, Chinese, and Italian food. They also have a Starbucks with WiFi. The overall place is very well built and maintained.
I recommend this place to anyone looking to save money for quality items!

Big outlet mall with a LOT of stores, including many upscale stores! Well laid out mall, but on busy days you can drive around and around looking for parking!

This outlet center is huge! There are so many stores, but they’re all spread out. The layout doesn’t make sense with one set of stores just branching off. They have directories here and there, but what they really need is a friggin’ map! I went to the information desk at the food court, and they had a brochure with a list of the stores and their suite numbers, but a suite number isn’t going to help me figure out where a store is without a map. Trying to find the stores I wanted to go to was very confusing. So they lose a star for poor store layout. They lose another star for not having any maps. (And no, I don’t mean the Yeah Yeah Yeahs kind, I mean the kind I can hold in my hand.)
There’s no free wifi. Bummer. You can use the Starbucks wifi, but it’s slow. The bathrooms are pretty nice. I like that in the women’s restroom, they have little knobs in front of the sinks so you can hang your purse or bag. However, the knobs are kinda small (or my purse is too big LOL). And the hand dryers are far away from the knobs. Who wants to grab their purse with wet hands? Good concept, but it could be implemented better.
The food court has lots of unhealthy food options. Why can’t someone offer a salad? Is that too much to ask? This place has lots of food vendors, but they have nothing that I would ever eat. The center has some vending machines here and there, but don’t bother. They’re super expensive! A bottle of water is $ 2. WTF! I recommend getting a bottle of water at Starbucks because it’s slightly bigger and $ 1.95.
It’s a nice outlet with lots of fancy stores. It’s popular, so it gets really busy. But it’s way too big and confusing for my liking.

PROS:
A large selection
Large food court if you eat
Starbucks
Parking is not that bad
A lot of bathrooms
CONS:
Prices aren’t really outlet prices
Yo the Toys R Us outlet im calling you out the LEGOS here were MORE $$$ than the actual toys r us, that is BS.
People are rude
It’s hott outside
Trash everywhere and unorganized

Living with on the NW side of Houston it’s fairly easy for me to get here. About a 15 minute drive from the Beltway. This outlet mall has many retail stores that offer a wide array of goods. I usually come here 2 – 3 times per year to pick up stuff. If you come on the weekends be prepared for large crowds and difficult parking. They have a lot of parking spaces but this mall is heavily visited on the weekends. It has a food court of no name food places that I am sure are ok. I have never eaten at any of them. Nowadays there are several good dining options within a 5 minute drive.

Omg
I love this place. It’s a slice of shopping heaven. There are stores for everyone. The Off Saks store is amazing. There is a Furla shop, Kate Spade, MK… so yeah that’s perfect.
Try and go during the week and its like you have the place to yourself… go on the weekend and well… its hell.
But still… I love this mall!

Whatever you don’t come on a Saturday – the stores are packed with people. Other than that the shops are really nice. It felt as if I was at the Outlets of MS.
All of the stores are neatly, well-​manicured on the inside and the staff was friendly. My significant other and I was greeted about 10 times when we was at the Levi store. The Coach store was elegant – Marquis the sale associate was kind to assist us. Even, when we visited the Burberry store we were assisted. these associates really do care for good customer service.
The landscaping is laid out – very nice flowers and shrubs. They didn’t look as they were dying either. The ladies restroom was even clean too!
Little benches to sit and enjoy the atmosphere outside – they also have an area for children to play.
They have a good amount of stores here and they aren’t low class either. I did see a Disney store – I was thinking well this isn’t Disneyland or Disney World.
Overall, the outlet was nice. A lot of parking that’s for sure.

If you’re ever in Houston and looking for a good deal, the outlet is a must go. There are great brand name clothes for a more affordable price. Of course the very big names like Nike, coach, or Michael Kors have good sales, but the best sales are in some of the smaller stores, like NY&co. Or Talbots.
Some stores have great clearance items as well as amazing sales. During holiday seasons there are some great sales to look out for.
The area is pretty big but very capable of shopping through in one day. However I would still suggest planning out the stores you want to go to before hand so you don’t waste your time. I would also suggest looking online to see where some of the sales are.
If you have guests from out of town who like shopping, this is a great place to take them. Happy shopping!

I use to go to the outlets in San Marcos when I lived in Austin. So I am very familiar with outlets. The Houston Premium Outlets has been growing over the last few years. My wife really likes coming here.
For me, I do not think the stuff here is really that cheap. Well unless you find some deals. There are some deals here and there.
The food choices are lacking in the area. These outlets are kid friendly, more so than some other outlets. They have machines the kids can ride on throughout the property. Also there is a playground located in the center of the outlets.
I would say get there early, like when they open because it gets crowded really really fast.

Houston Premium Outlet almost always has better deals compared to regular malls, however some days are better than others in terms of special sales and discounts. Keep in mind though, that outlet stores don’t always carry the same items found in non-​outlet stores so styles can be limited and may vary (in availability and size).
With this said, I love going to the outlet mall. I always end up walking out with something good because a deal was too hard to pass up. Keep in mind though, that a lot of these stores mark up their prices higher to accommodate for the special discount rate so you aren’t always getting a good deal (Express loves to do this). You really need to know what is considered a «good» deal before making the purchase on your favorite sweater or pair of shoes. This knowledge just comes with a lot of shopping experience, research, and referrals.
This mall has all my favorite stores including: Banana Republic, Cole Haan, Nike, J. Crew, Aldo, and American Eagle. Some people complain that there isn’t a Victoria Secret, but it doesn’t affect me! Katy Mills has a Victoria Secret, however it doesn’t have a Starbucks inside… so choose wisely ladies.
Parking isn’t an issue during non-​Holiday, however holidays can be a nightmare. You may end up driving around for a while or even end up parking on the grass lot that only opens when it overflows. I only had to park there once though. Most of the time I go I usually find a spot in less than ten minutes.
TIPS:
–Remember where you parked! Take a mental note of the first store you see as soon as you walk in!
–This outlet mall is outdoors and is only partially covered. Bring an umbrella when it rains. Alternatively, you can go to Katy Mills mall, however I don’t think it’s as nice as this.
–The food court information booth offers a coupon book for $ 5. One purchase can easily make it a wise investment, so check it out!
–If you get back onto 290 using Fairfields Falls Way or Fairfield Pl, you will end up having to drive further north before a U-​turn becomes available. Take Cypresswood drive to Mason road for an intersection that leads to 290 south.

Love me some outlets. Beautifully designed with ample parking, these outlets have something for everyone. Banana Republic, Nike, Zales, Michael Kohrs, Tory Burch, Ann Taylor, Justice… The list is extensive!
All the stores are in an outdoor mall, so be warned that during the summer it can be bloody hot, and during the winter the cold and rain can make shopping difficult, especially with kids in tow.
I only have two regrets about this place, the first being that there aren’t enough dining options for people who are here all day (fast food gets old when you’re old!) and the second being that I always spend way more money than I had planned. Sigh. Bring that platinum card when you come, you’ll find something that catches your eye!

Pues… La verdad es que mi experiencia en este lugar fue agridulce (un poco buena/​un poco mala) Para comenzar el lugar es enorme y tardas todo el día en ir a las tiendas. Está prácticamente al aire libre lo que resulta un desastre si está lloviendo por ahí de mayo y junio; el comprar en tiempo de lluvia se vuelve una aventura.
En mi caso vine dos días, y el primero resultó caótico; resulta que mi tía se nos perdió y para colmo ella no habla inglés. Fuimos al área de Fast Food a preguntar si había algún punto donde se pudiera vocear o si alguien de seguridad podía ayudarnos, y la respuesta fue «No». Además no tienen servicio médico, así que si te da algo por andar todo el día aquí en el sol no hay quien te ayude (muy mal eso)
Casi todo que hay en la Fast Food sabe feo y es carísimo. Y las tiendas, pues la verdad es que no todas tienen grandes descuentos. Hay tiendas que sí manejan buenos descuentos, pero hay otras que en realidad sólo te timan o toman el pelo.
No es recomendable venir con niños, al menos que tengas planeado sólo venir un rato. Los fines de semana estacionarse es toda una aventura; no hay lugar.

I love this place. Coach, Jones NY, Le Creuset, Nike, Cole Haan, Eddie Bauer, Talbots, Bass, Columbia Sportswear, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Levi’s Outlet Store, Vans… if it’s a great brand you can probably find it here with a huge price reduction.
Look, if you are like me and like to buy quality brands and not spend department store prices you should shop here. I am not a brand snob. I am a quality clothing snob. I don’t buy clothes very often but when I do I buy well made and classic looks. I can get them here for much, much cheaper than in the boutiques in Houston.
Plus I can stop at Bucee’s on the way back into town and get some road trip snacks.
I buy all my shoes out here and rarely pay more than $ 100 for $ 250 Cole Haans. I think I got BOGO Nikes last time I bought tennis shoes and spent less than $ 70 for both. I love that the Coach store is 30−80% off the tagged price every time I go in.
The layout is a little crazy, hence the 4 stars and not 5. But I think most outlet malls are set up to make you wander around awhile. There is a food court but I never stop in to eat. You can it inside though on a hot day and nom. I have grabbed some Italian gelato and an Icee or Starbucks every now and then though.
I save a fortune on name brand bras and underwear at the Hane’s Outlet store. I bought 3 very nice bras last time for less than $ 60. And with their card stamp promotion I save even more.
Some stores are better at customer service than others. And some — like the shoe stores — are just trashed on weekends by all the shoppers. But for the money you save I can deal with a little chaos.
Do your back to school and Christmas shopping here during the week in the afternoon and you’ll not be over run by crazy bargain shoppers. Expect a packed parking lot and lots of strollers and families on the weekends.

Omg this place is awesome!!! I dropped some serious dough here.
Calvin Klein, Saks 5^th, armani, Kate spade, etc…
Wow I love this place, from the out door shopping to the smell of popcorn.
The only thing you need to do is get there early because by the time I was done shopping there were no parking anywhere.