Kittery Premium Outlets

Not bad, however, a bit challenging to find what shop you want to visit.

Just awful, half empty and flea market worthy.

Outlets are OK, but more importantly to note is the 25 MPH speed limit on the road leading to outlets which is strictly enforced by Kittery police. Since you do have to drive to the outlets, it’s very easy to go over speed limit, especially early in the day when road is less busy.
The best businesses are further up Route 1: When Pigs Fly, an excellent bread bakery and Stonewall Kitchen in York

I only stopped in because I was in the area. Now that the Assembly Row Outlets are opened near my home there’s no reason for me to drive to Maine for these. Yes there are more outlets in Kittery but again not worth the gas. If you are nearby definitely go check them out.
Kind of spread out and hard to know where everything is while trying to navigate traffic. A map, app or plan prior to would be better.
Prices were not that impressive.

New to the area it was nice to have outlets close by. People mention the odd layout but we didn’t mind it. Many outlet malls are getting so large these days you often have to drive to a different store and areas; for example Camarillo CA outlets, Calabasas Ca outlets and Orlando. Every visit we have found good deals and product. I shop Lululemon, Nike, Gap, Old Navy, Trading Post and C&B. Bobs was great for lunch!

Very scattered. Actually 6 different strip centers on US 1 covering about 1 mile. Requires driving to each strip center! Also the depth of selections at each store was limited. I’d pass on this «outlet».

Nope. No way. No how. Not even worth checking out. Even the Crate and Barrel Outlet was a bust.
I came on a Sunday and since my local outlet center is Wrentham Premium Outlets, I was absolutely flabbergasted that it was D.E.A.D. Barely anyone shopping at all. The Kittery Outlets have a bizarre layout of different plazas all up and down the road. You shop a few stores then have to leave and move on to the next. This is a terrible layout. On top of that, the merchandise that the stores were carrying seemed to be the bottom of the barrel junk-​ola that other outlets couldn’t get rid of.
Seriously, if you can make it to Wrentham, it’s totally worth the drive and just skip Kittery all together.

Great stores, good prices, lots of options. The only bad thing is the traffic!

Ah the Kittery Outlets… Being that I grew up about 15 miles from the Wrentham Outlets I suppose maybe this review may be a bit biased though I’ll try to remain fair.
THIS PLACE SUCKED! Seriously, for someone who is a bit of a bargain hunter I found that almost every store that I went in charged retail if not MORE than retail and the selection really wasn’t that good. I couldn’t find a single deal there, pricing in general was a joke. Example: 70% off and and this weekend only an additional 25% off — great you think, and then you check the tag and see the item’s been marked up to account for the discount. So after it’s all said and done, you’re still paying retail.
I think Kittery Outlets were designed to serve as a great shopping destination for folks who don’t have big malls or designer clothing stores in their town/​state.
Bottom Line — If you don’t mind paying retail and want to hit a J. Crew, Polo, Nautica, Brooks Brothers and Crate and Barrel all in the same day. It’s 100% worth the trip, other than that the average prices, the traffic and strange configurations of store clusters make this a one-​and-​done for me.
PS: Stop at Bob’s Clams and get a cup of the Lobster Stew oh man, too good.

They have a good selection of shops here that are present in a lot of other outlet setups. They have Nike, Adidas, Coach, even a Crate and Barrel store! The parking here is crazy though, so you really have to make sure no one runs you over while walking, backs up into your car, or tries to steal your parking spot. Other than that, this is a good place to go for some good deals!

This outlet is so weird. Only couple of stores say 4 to 6 are in a plaza kind. They have many plazas like this down the road and these are called the kittery premium outlets. Only 1 plaza has 10 to 12 stores. These plazas are not next to each other, they are a little further away.
You can park your car at one plaza n walk up all the plazas.

Not your average outlet center. You’ll go to 5 – 10 stores, then have to get in your car and drive to the next set of 5 – 10 stores — but it’s easy to do.