I love this shoe store. Everything I saw was made in Italy or Spain and of great quality…read more Reasonable prices at around 65 GBP, but there is also a sale rack near the back. All shoes I've bought here have held up wonderfully and are super comfortable. The reason I rave about this company though is the customer service I received while making an international shipping order from their website. They were able to deliver to a tiny hotel in Lake Como, Italy, within a relatively limited time frame. They even called the hotel to ensure the package arrived when they couldn't reach me by cell phone. I couldn't be more grateful for their diligence.

I often find myself loitering in this illustrious neck of the woods. I love it, as it is always…read morebrilliant shopping. Often hectic, but hey, that's London, look around, everywhere is. Just take care of your purse and watch out for those sneaky eyes and opportunistic furtive looks and Bob might turn out to be your rich uncle after all. Ok, Clarks used to be for truly 'sensible' people. No style, no elegance, just the 'raw' deal. You could really see what you were getting in a pair of Clarks shoes. Really no mystery at all. And, you would damn well know that dear Aunt Mabel would have herself a field day drooling over those thick, flat, librarian style sling backs that would last her at least 15 more years. But...and wait for it....I don't kid you. Clarks have really modernised and yes, become quite hip in the process and our feet, which have been feeling the squeeze on so many levels for years, are really benefiting tremendously. Like many, I used to always give Clarks a sideways glance, knowing exactly what was through that door. Thought - Nana Mouskouri, thick rimmed glasses - and hairy armpits and moved quickly by. But, their bright and encouraging window dressing display finally got me in one day, but not before checking out my panoramic vision to see who might be watching me decamp into the depths of the unknown. I told myself I was taking the plunge...for dear Aunt Mabel. And, I have been pleased I did ever since. Their own range of goodies that they proudly display all over the show are indeed 'sensible' but without the loss to style. They have learnt. Their Un-Structured and Active Air range are their main support system and they are great. Coming in all sorts of delightful styles and modern colours that would comfort and nurture any foot with callouses and bunions brought on by years of stiletto wearing. They still don't cater for the real 'fancy dress party popper' or for the woman who, instead of going on a diet, just increases the height of her heel in order to 'hopefully' get that long skinny look. But, what you do get, is a good-looking, sensibly priced shoe, with lots of choices in store that are strong and long wearing that you won't have to take off mid-sentence just because that blasted blister is too much to bear.

Just went in there and bought a really well made pair of shoes…read more The service from the staff and manager was really quick, efficient and friendly.

I had a great shopping experience with them, the staff were very helpful and friendly. The quality…read moreof the shoes is really good.

From the owner: Shoe Zone is the UK's leading value footwear retailer. We love nothing better than helping our…read morecustomers find exactly the right shoes, and always at affordable prices. Our huge selection of shoes for all the family means that whatever the occasion, whatever the outfit, you're sure to find something you'll love.

From the owner: Season after season, women can expect to discover an indulgent collection ranging from iconic…read moreknee-high riding and chelsea boots to glamorous evening courts. A luxurious handbag offering extends from irresistibly embellished clutch bags to chic totes, all having been crafted from rich, tactile suedes and leathers. Men can select from traditional designs fitting for both smart and casual attire bringing a sartorial edge distinguished by unparalleled craftsmanship. With a retail presence in considered locations throughout the UK, Russell & Bromley take pride in offering customers with engaging experiences based around superior product construction and trend knowledge.

This store has very friendly and helpful associates. The men's and women's shoes are nice, good…read morequality, but fairly conservative. They, however, sell Stuart Weitzman and Aquatalia shoes and boots which I love. They had a killer after-the-holiday sale and I got an amazing deal on a pair of Stuart Weitzman suede leather over-the-knee boots! (Grrrr!) You may qualify for a VAT refund. Shoe accessories and handbags are also sold at this location. If your size is not available, they can transfer your desired shoes from a nearby location. This British company began operations in 1873. The store is still family owned and operated and they have 43 stores. www.russellandbromley.co.uk.

Bought shoes, but then they feel apart after 8 months. The cobler said that Church's were the way…read moreto go! Paid 200 quid for them. I really liked the style though, so it is a shame.

A great shopping experience. Love the staff and lovely range of shoes on offer. I will be back soon.read more

Some of their shoes aer so comfy yet look lovely too. Peter Kaiser pumps and italian heels the…read more'walk on air' I always check them out every season, thou their clothes selection is a bit dull and samey

Office is Office, it's pretty much the same wherever it's located…read more This store is located on Kings Road. They have a great selection of shoes, boots and trainers. I bought some brogues here once which lasted me a while although I haven't shopped here in quite some time due to my changing taste in shoes. They do have a wide selection so you are bound to find something you like in Office.

I like this office a lot because it is a small one, but they seem to have a selection of the best…read moreboots (probably because it is on the kings road..ooo). The staff are overly friendly and helpful, one woman helped me choose my winter boots last year which my gran bought me for christmas. Whoop. The clientele are generally posh and have money to spend, so it is always really busy. I felt very inclassy in there, but nevermind! It is always fun to pretend. As well as office brand shoes, they have bigger names such as red or dead. This office has some of the more expensive range on offer. A good place to get some shoesies at an affordable price!

This place looks like bargain city from the outside and even more so on the inside. If you are…read morelooking for any sportswear then this place needs to be on your list. They have all the top brands of sports wear, trainers, training tops, jackets etc and it is a complete jumble sale.... I guess it is a very competitive market place these days and by the looks of things these guy's are the cheapest. It is complete madness in the store as it gets loads of people clambering to pick up a bargain but for 10 minutes of hell it might just be worth it.

SportsDirect in swansea is one of the worst sports shop i have ever been to. The customer service…read morewas dismal, the staff were inexperienced and the store was dark and depressing. I went there a few days ago to buy a pair of football boots for my son's birthday. I walked in and saw a complete mass of clothes all squeezed on rails, looked like a stock room. Could just about push my small pram through there, how on earth could a person in a wheelchair get in there?!. Took 10 minutes to find a member of staff to tell me where the boots were(basement), another 10 minutes to find the lift (was misdirected and ended up having to circle around the whole ground floor again!)and another 10 minutes to find anyone in the basement to help me. I'm not an expert on football boots, i knew what type of pitch he played on and trusted that i would get the best advice. Got home, showed my husband and dad first and they came up with the same answer - they're the wrong ones!. Next day, went back for a refund and told that they now only offer exchanges or gift vouchers. First time i was told this! The manager came and finger pointed at the company's latest new policy on returns and exchanges (which now only applies in store not online), printed on a small scrappy piece of paper and sellotaped on the desk! She looked confused as to why i had not seen it before? maybe it was because it was so small even a pair of socks would have covered it, never mind a shoe box! or maybe the lady didn't explain or finger point at it before i handed over my card?! A simple clear sign up on the wall behind the desk, like most shops, would have got my attention and made me fully aware of the company's new policy before i bought the boots. Will never go there again, it was a complete joke.