Shopping-mall chain featuring a variety of brand-name & designer outlet stores.
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Rating breakdown
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5 ★61%
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4 ★25%
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3 ★9%
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2 ★2%
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1 ★3%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Tanger Outlets Foxwoods?
- Tanger Outlets Foxwoods is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 17,965 reviews.
- Where is Tanger Outlets Foxwoods located?
- 455 Trolley Line Blvd, Mashantucket, CT 06338
- How can I contact Tanger Outlets Foxwoods?
- Phone: (860) 383-4340 · Website: tangeroutlet.com
In a beautiful late April afternoon, we went for shopping in this mall and found a whole lot of shops with good brands and with great discounts. On one side there are rows of shopping outlets . Another side- there’s casinos - in two floors. Nicely decorated. A must go place if u are in CT or southern part of NY state.
Moms first trip out since having a partial lobectomy. She loved it! I would give six stars but had too settle on 5!
Because they promoted the manager from Westbrook to Foxwoods, the below is relevant to Foxwoods Tanger Outlets now, and not Westbrook (also, Westbrook is no longer a Tanger Outlets, as it was sold):
I took my eldest daughter, age 4, to the Tanger Outlets in Westbrook, CT on 7/12/14. We parked in the perimeter parking area and were waiting for traffic to pass to then cross, however a tall dark-haired man wearing dark sunglasses said to stay on the road, [then to cross]. I nodded, and while holding my daughter’s hand, we followed along the road and then crossed.
After crossing, I curiously asked what it was that we were avoiding. He said the mulch, which people can trip on since it is not compact. There was a narrow strip of mulch (perhaps 5’) where across the street where we stood when he made his statement.
I said: “Someone tripped on it?”
He said: “Not on my watch.”
I said: “Oh. Did it happen before?”
He said: “It’s none of your business.”
I inquired: “I was just curious.”
He replied: “Why the hell do you want to know?”
I said in a moderately quite voice, as my hand still held my daughter’s: “Don’t talk to me that way in front of my child.”
He told me to leave, and as I readied to leave, I asked his name, to which he refused to tell me.
As I walked away, I felt very uncomfortable. I saw no one wearing a Tanger shirt, so I reached for my phone. I hoped to ensure no one else would endure this experience by letting a manager know what happened. In doing so, I noticed my hand was shaking to the point where it was hard to dial the number to the Tanger office. But, I managed to do so and then saw an employee, whom I asked if I may speak to a manager. She brought me to one. However, the man she brought me to was the very man who affected me and my daughter!
When he saw me, he said: “I want you to leave.”
I said I’m here to bring my daughter to the food and other event. I then said I’d like to speak to a manager, and he said: “I am the manager.”, to which I requested to speak to his manager and what his name is, to which he replied Dave. Dave said, “I’m calling security.”
I said: “for what?”
He had the gall to say: “You’re harassing me.”
He called security, and I had told the employee that brought me there that I had felt threatened by him, then I said: “I’m going to walk away and bring my daughter to what we’re here for.” As I left, I think I heard him cancel the request, but given how I see things work around there when he’s in charge, I can only imagine what was in store for us if I talked to security.
I got food for my daughter, and sat down. I then noticed an uncomfortable tightness in my abdomen. We then walked around, as my daughter asked, but as we did the tightness built into a pain. I ended up leaving prematurely, and I don’t see myself returning so long as that man may be there. Truly, there was nothing else to this story of any significance I can identify. I remained polite pretty much the whole time (I did get a bit panicky when he angrily confronted me when the employee brought me to him), though perhaps at a cost. The only silver lining is that I may now be more empathetic toward people dealing with this kind of bullying.
A decade ago I had a decade of retail experience. There are many places with zero tolerance for this kind of behavior by a manager, and despite having two kids and a 1-month old, I felt it worth my time to write about this experience to try and help others avoid the assistant manager of Tanger Outlets, Westbrook, CT. But, whatever happens next is up to whomever that can do something that reads about my experience.
I took my eldest daughter, age 4, to the Tanger Outlets in Westbrook, CT on 7/12/14. We parked in the perimeter parking area and were waiting for traffic to pass to then cross, however a tall dark-haired man wearing dark sunglasses said to stay on the road, [then to cross]. I nodded, and while holding my daughter’s hand, we followed along the road and then crossed.
After crossing, I curiously asked what it was that we were avoiding. He said the mulch, which people can trip on since it is not compact. There was a narrow strip of mulch (perhaps 5’) where across the street where we stood when he made his statement.
I said: “Someone tripped on it?”
He said: “Not on my watch.”
I said: “Oh. Did it happen before?”
He said: “It’s none of your business.”
I inquired: “I was just curious.”
He replied: “Why the hell do you want to know?”
I said in a moderately quite voice, as my hand still held my daughter’s: “Don’t talk to me that way in front of my child.”
He told me to leave, and as I readied to leave, I asked his name, to which he refused to tell me.
As I walked away, I felt very uncomfortable. I saw no one wearing a Tanger shirt, so I reached for my phone. I hoped to ensure no one else would endure this experience by letting a manager know what happened. In doing so, I noticed my hand was shaking to the point where it was hard to dial the number to the Tanger office. But, I managed to do so and then saw an employee, whom I asked if I may speak to a manager. She brought me to one. However, the man she brought me to was the very man who affected me and my daughter!
When he saw me, he said: “I want you to leave.”
I said I’m here to bring my daughter to the food and other event. I then said I’d like to speak to a manager, and he said: “I am the manager.”, to which I requested to speak to his manager and what his name is, to which he replied Dave. Dave said, “I’m calling security.”
I said: “for what?”
He had the gall to say: “You’re harassing me.”
He called security, and I had told the employee that brought me there that I had felt threatened by him, then I said: “I’m going to walk away and bring my daughter to what we’re here for.” As I left, I think I heard him cancel the request, but given how I see things work around there when he’s in charge, I can only imagine what was in store for us if I talked to security.
I got food for my daughter, and sat down. I then noticed an uncomfortable tightness in my abdomen. We then walked around, as my daughter asked, but as we did the tightness built into a pain. I ended up leaving prematurely, and I don’t see myself returning so long as that man may be there. Truly, there was nothing else to this story of any significance I can identify. I remained polite pretty much the whole time (I did get a bit panicky when he angrily confronted me when the employee brought me to him), though perhaps at a cost. The only silver lining is that I may now be more empathetic toward people dealing with this kind of bullying.
A decade ago I had a decade of retail experience. There are many places with zero tolerance for this kind of behavior by a manager, and despite having two kids and a 1-month old, I felt it worth my time to write about this experience to try and help others avoid the assistant manager of Tanger Outlets, Westbrook, CT. But, whatever happens next is up to whomever that can do something that reads about my experience.
Last Saturday me and my family went to The Gallery before dinner at Hell’s Kitchen. I would say this spot is more for women not a lot of options for men. I thought there would be more considering it’s in Foxwoods. We went with a group of 6 and only 2 of us took photos. Sucks that the price was $40 each.. wish we could’ve gotten a refund for the other 4. A Few things they should consider is securing a few of the stations like the tub and chairs someone can hurt themselves. Also creating more unisex stations.
The outlet mall is connected with Foxwoods Casino and Resort which is the second largest casino in America until they finish construction on a new addition they are building.
Nice stores and not too crowded during the daytime 230pm on a Friday. Most people were at the casino.
Even a family of eagles were perched at the highest point on the top of the outlet casino appear to have chosen to do their eating and living there.
Nice stores and not too crowded during the daytime 230pm on a Friday. Most people were at the casino.
Even a family of eagles were perched at the highest point on the top of the outlet casino appear to have chosen to do their eating and living there.
Actually, great outlets . No too busy. We enjoyed shopping there. Great deals in most of the stores. We hit the jackpot at Kate Spade , Michael Kors, and Addidas.
Great place to kill some time.
I'm definitely recommending.
Great place to kill some time.
I'm definitely recommending.
Now I'm going to give it some slack since covid and what not. But there were too many empty slots. That's the only thing that hurts its.
Came to Tanger Outlets to browse but ended up finding a bunch of places to browse in. Think it has like 61 stores. Ended up having ice cream at Häagen-Dazs, and pictures at the Selfie Museum. Very clean establishment. Clothing stores, food , jewelry, purse stores. Love Coach, H&M, Levi's , Forever 21, Express, Calvin Klien etc...
Was here to see Trevor Noah. He was fantastic! Seating arrangement was not only speedy for exiting, comfortable as well. Decent views from where I was sitting too.
Love the fact that it’s an experience and part of the casino. Not too many stores in comparison to any outdoor outlet but large for an indoor. I would say they definitely have the top traffic stores.
This is the biggest casino I've ever been inside. Insane how massive this is very clean and lots to do. Great restaurants plus a WINGSTOP and alot of slot machines. Poker room was excellent as well as the waterfall. Shopping stores the CARD FAULT is cool also this place is the real deal!!! Good parking also good location easy to find. 5 stars across the board.
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