The Outlet Shoppes At El Paso

A great place that is covered, but outside. Many places to shop and only a few places to eat. Prices are reasonable, depending on what you are looking for. Music can be heard all throughout the area. Plenty of restrooms and things for kids to do. A definite recommendation for shoppers and place to visit.

They have a great amount of outlet stores, and they have a huge parking lot. They always have better deals than the regular mall stores. Some stores even offer the military discount on top of the specials. Its a great place to shop. However, the food court doesn’t have many choices and not much seating either. For the amount of people that shop here, a bigger food court would be nice.

During a normal shopping season, you’re more than likely going to find a better deal here than a regular mall. Not always, but usually. There are a lot of big name stores located here so I would suggest taking a peek on their website to see the complete list.
This is an outdoors shopping center so you will have to deal with the weather elements but the area is kept up nicely. There’s a small food court, a nice centralized fountain, and ample parking. It will get crowded during the weekends and evening but during the week day, it’s seemingly deserted.
As an outlet store, sometimes the inventory can be a little different as far as variety and sizing. If you are looking for a brand spanking new, just released item then you may have trouble finding it here and if you do, it isn’t going to be any cheaper than it is in the regular store. However, a lot of the normal inventory here IS what you would find in a regular store (meaning non-​outlet) so when a sale hits, you can catch some killer deals. On top of those savings, many stores accept coupons as well as offer a military discount.
I have also noticed more quick style restaurants popping up nearby too. There was already a Starbucks, McDonald’s, and Pizza Hut close but now there is a Sonic and iHop as well. Movin’ on up.

This outlet is amazing! They had so many different shops to choose from and they were all priced reasonably. You’ll definitely enjoy yourself when you come, just make sure you bring a water bottle cause it can get hot lol.

Nice selection of stores i come here for the polo outlet store but i always visit a few others each trip because all there is to do in El Paso is shop, eat and drink

This mall is pretty spacious and has a variety of outlet stores that can have some pretty amazing sales. Here there are stores that may not be found in the other malls. They also have a food court with items from Subway to Chinese food. The food court itself is usually very clean. The only main con is that the mall is outdoors. It’s not comfortable to shop there during the winter or hot summer while the Sun is out.

It’s your typical outdoor outlet mall. Lots of shops to choose from and always sales going on at different stores. They have a decent food court, and a lot of smaller kiosks selling snacks around the mall. It’s crowded on weekends, and parking can be a pain, so I suggest going during he week.

As far as outlets go, this one isn’t that bad. Plenty of parking and all the shops you really need. It’s in the west side, so not a terrible drive down I-​10 or over the mountain… As with any outlets, discounts a plenty here… And what’s actually kinda cool, they also how military discounts… Some places. Discounts on top of discounts? Pretty legit if you ask me…
Not in the military? Damn brah, don’t hate… Hit me up and we’ll get ya signed up… Then go through all the years of sh*t and pain and sacrifice we go through and BAAAMMM… Get an extra 10% discount, at select locations.
I mean, that’s why I signed up at 17… And am in my 15^th yr… The freakin discounts… I’ve EASILY saved over $ 100 total in the last 15 yrs of getting tiny discounts at places… So with that math, only 30 more years and I can get me an Xbox One! So take that! Suckers. (*^_​^*)

I don’t understand how this place doesn’t have five stars! One of the few «big» things that El Paso Texas has:) the Outlets are of EL Paso are a really great place to shop and save a few bucks. They have soooo many stores and everything is easily accessible there is private parking and also a huge food court! In the summer they have a little water sprinkler thing for kids.
I am impressed with the store selection H&M bath and body works. NY and CO, to name a few:) it’s also refreshing to know that you can shop somewhere that will always have specials! I decided that I will longer go to the mall and deal with mall shenanigans I will just drive the extra 16 minutes and stick to the outlets
I only wish they had a victory secrets but hey maybe in the future!

I always enjoy shopping out here. They provide military discounts to our servicemembers, they have a decent selection of stores to choose from and a little food court to refresh yourself and get back out there shopping. I highly recommend bringing sunscreen though, this IS the desert and this is an outside outlet mall. some of the stores out here:
Nike
Vans
Micheal Kors
Ralph Lauren
Sunglass Hut
Calvin Klien
a few jewelry stores
Rue 21
Claires
Aeropostale
My only issue, many of these stores are located in Sunland Park or Cielo Vista or Fountains. The discount doesnt make up for the drive out there depending on the side of town you live on unless you go on a holiday weekend.
Holiday weekends equals deep discounts. Discounts on top of discounts.

Love coming here when in El Paso! Great place to get great deals. Very clean shopping center they got a lot of good stores here.

Loved the atmosphere here. Good music, pretty décor. Nice to get a drink or churro and just relax outside. The shopping selection seems to be good, definitely more stores aimed at women than men. Just like any outlet, the prices seem low, but the quality is also not the same in many of the stores as their non-​outlet stores.

Great selection of stores with great deals out there!!! You just gotta take your time to look. It’s a bit of a drive but well worth it. As you enter the stores you are approached with smiles and great customer service !! Thats a great way to start shopping!

I have recently re-​discovered The Outlet Shoppes due to frequent visits during the holidays. Although it is not a «real» outlet mall IMO, there are still plenty of good stores with affordable prices. I am particularly fond of MK, Coach, Van Heusen and Banana Republic. I have not yet tried the food court, but the venue seems to be good for a nice stroll when the weather is nice since it’s outdoors. I wish they could incorporate more real outlet stores and not just ones you can find at Cielo Vista or Sunland.

The music is so loud I got what I needed and RAN out!!! The Skechers store personnel asks if they can help you and then abandon you to talk with each other!!! Disappointing but still bought a pair of shoes!!!

Ratings are all over the place for this mall (some I don’t understand… a 2 star, but then mentioning you were able to buy three pairs of pants for $ 7…huh?). But this is the only outlet mall in El Paso (and for miles). This is the newest mall in EP. And this is, in my opinion, the best mall in EP.
What I love the most about this mall is it’s outdoors. When I was a kid I loved Northpark Mall (r.i.p.) and the Outlet Shoppes has the same open feel. In the summer (sometimes the spring and fall too) they have these fountains in the center of some of the intersections. I don’t know if it was intended for this, but people… kids…like to run through them before eating and then heading home. It’s strangely mesmerizing, mostly because I think back to my childhood running through this fake little sprinkler thing with my sister. If only the Outlets were around back then. The winters do get pretty cold in EP, but you’re only walking a short distance to each store so the weather is no biggie. And when were lucky enough to get snow, there’s nothing more beautiful than walking through the lit up OS while watching the snow fall. Rain? Ehhhh, we don’t get it enough for it to matter.
Yes, there are some stores here that we have in other malls (i.e. the Gap and Banana Republic), but there are tons of others we don’t (Adidas anyone???). And even if the item your looking for isn’t on sell, they tend to be cheaper than what you’d find at Cielo Vista, Sunland or Bassett. Even if it is only by a few dollars. I love Adidas shoes and so I’m here quite often, last time I bought some $ 90 high tops for $ 40…the deals do exist. Any time a male friend needs something like a wallet (and this happens surprisingly often), I make them go to Kenneth Cole because 1) the wallets look good, 2) the wallets are always on sale, and 3) KC uses quality material. Some of my other favorite stores here are Michael Kors, Zumies, Tommy Hilfiger, Guess, Converse, Journeys, Coach, and the Jewlery Box (a dolla makes me holla!). There’s also the Ripley’s Candy Factory that has a mirror maze in it. I’ve gone through it before, it was more fun then I thought it would be (twice I realized I was following myself).
The food court is the smallest of all the EP mall food courts. Right now they only have Yogolicious, Hotdog on a Stick, Subway, Villa Pizza, and Rice Garden. Right outside the food court there’s a stand that sells churros and other munchies called Probaditas. Across from that is my favorite stop, the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. If nothing else, get the Apple Pie Apple! Around the corner there’s also Tazas Coffee, if you’re in that kind of mood.
As a mall, the only thing OS is lacking is a movie theater. I have high hopes for one close in the near future because there is so much open space nearby.

You definitely need to cherry-​pick while you’re here, but there are great deals to be found. I always bought my running shoes at great value from the New Balance store. The Banana Republic is an awesome place to get some decently-​priced dress attire. Puma store is really hit-​or-​miss.
This is a much, much better alternative to the mall while clothes-​shopping.

Good outlets with fairly good selection of shops. Try to avoid going during holiday weekends as it tends to get crowded.
You can also get a free coupon book if you have a tourist map of El Paso which usually has a coupon in the map. That is what we used last time. Also ask for a list of the military discounts that the shops offer-​surprisingly, a lot of them do.

The Outlet center itself is pretty nice. I tend to get a little lost from time to time because it took me a few trips to understand the layout of the actual complex. Now that I have it figured out, it’s much easier to shop.
The bummer is that the shops are really hit or miss for deals. These shops are more like factory locations, not real bargain finds. I got a few workout tops at the Nike store, but they were only about $ 10 cheaper than retail, and still over $ 20 a top.
That being said, when you do find a bargain it’s AMAZING. They just opened a Juicy Couture shop and it’s unreal. Everything inside is $ 15 for women and $ 10 for kids. I’m talking $ 350 juicy jeans, $ 15! I can’t help but wonder if it’s even real, but the limited supply of styles lets me assume it really just is overstock on super discount!
The BCBG store is also a great spot for bargains, but the items are still pricey. They are just a great deal for BCBG stuff.
There is a decent typical food court with typical foods like Subway, Hot Dog on a Stick, and some chinese buffet things. They’ve opened a new little Mexican Snack stand so now the mall smells like cinnamon sugar :)

We were in El Paso for Christmas and happened to stop in here a few days after the holiday had passed. It’s a pretty big location. They have a large variety of stores to choose from and a food court. It’s pretty much set up as an outdoor mall.
If you have a AAA card, be sure to go to the customer service desk and get a free coupon book.
I would definitely stop back here if I were in town again.