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Tanger Outlet Adds New Brands To Store Lineup

News Staff • May 7, 2024

Local shopping destination adds new footwear and dining options

Gulf Shores Shopping News

As the Alabama coastal area has grown so has the amount of choices for shopping and dining. One of the most visited centers in the area, Tanger Outlets, announced new additions to their shopping lineup. With over 100 store the outlet has become a destination for tourist and residents in Baldwin County.


In a press release Tanger stated new retailers are bringing fresh options to shoppers at their Foley outlet this spring, as the regional destination welcomes Spring Step Shoes, Cajun Kitchen and Wetzel’s Pretzels to its list of brands, local shops and sought-after eateries. Huk is also now open in a new retail space next to Zales.


These latest additions compliment other recent openings at Tanger Foley including sports-themed dining destination Baumhower’s Victory Grille and specialty retailers Spencer’s and Perfumes 4U.

 

“As the Foley community continues to grow, we’re committed to expanding our lineup of stores and restaurants with offerings that our customers want at unbeatable prices,” said Tanger Foley Marketing Director Debra Brown. “Adding fresh and exciting new brands, including family-owned and locally-owned shops to complement our top national retailers, delivers a more diverse and dynamic experience for shoppers.”

 

Now open in a 3,720-square-foot location between Oakley and Clarks, the family-owned Spring Step Shoes offers customers an exquisite collection of footwear for men and women. The Spring Step collections are designed with the quality and craftsmanship of true European tradition. For more than 30 years, the Pompano Beach-based brand has combined quality, comfort and technology to create stylish shoes for every occasion.

 

Locally owned and operated Cajun Kitchen combines fresh, local ingredients to create a delectable menu featuring a variety of cajun broiled and fried seafood options at a reasonable price. Joining other in-demand food and beverage brands Baumhower’s Victory Grille, Bella’s Pizza and Rock N Roll Sushi, Cajun Kitchen is now open next to Mr. Wok in the Food Court. ​

 

Wetzel’s Pretzels debuts its first Alabama location in a 1,600-square-foot storefront next to Crocs. In addition to serving its traditional soft pretzels that have captured the taste buds of customers around the globe since 1994, the locally owned and operated franchise offers a delicious menu featuring flavorful pretzel combinations, Wetzel dogs, Wetzel Bitz and a variety of cold drinks.

 

Huk, an industry leader in performance fishing apparel, is now open in a relocated space next to Zales, showcasing technical fishing, outdoor recreation and lifestyle apparel options to keep customers comfortable year-round. Through high-quality and technology-focused fabric, Huk’s product line ensures that time on the water is made more enjoyable.


The 555,000-square-foot center features more than 100 premier outlet stores offering real style and real savings every day. Shopper-favorite brands at Tanger Foley include Vera Bradley, Columbia Factory Store, Salt Life, Sperry and Under Armour. For a full store listing and map, as well as directions, events and scoop on the latest sales, visit tanger.com/foley

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