These guys are good - I've brought 6 pairs in total needing different kinds of work (stretching,…read morenew sole, new nubbins on high heels) and I appreciate the quality of their work. Fast turnaround, and not over-the-top expensive.

I arrived in Paris to visit my daughter who is studying here for the semester. I took one look at…read moreher boots and cried, "Mon Dieu!" They needed to be polished and revived. I searched Yelp and found this great shoe repair in the 7th. The gentleman spoke just enough English. The boots were ready the next day as promised and they look spectacular!!! Note: He does close for lunch at 2pm for one hour. A+++++

Wouldn't you know that my wife would break a heel on her only dressy shoes the day we arrived in…read moreParis? Anyway, thanks to Yelp we found this place and they did a fantastic job. They not only fixed the heels, but they touched up everything else about the shoes for no additional charge. The staff were unusually friendly (for Paris) to their American customers.

Please stay away from this 'repair' shop if you like your shoes. If you love your shoes, don't…read moreeven consider going there. The service is absolutely terrible, the woman behind the counter is extremely and totally impolite, she acts like she is completely above you and doesn't even look at you. I gave them a pair of shoes that took them more than 4 months to repair, a minor thing, and my shoes were ruined... And they were one of my favourite CL pairs! This is such a waist, please stay away! Maybe, if the management considers changing the current staff, things may change.

Lucas is the extremely talented cobbler that Literally treats each and every shoe as a individual…read moremaster piece of art! English speaking customers are well received and cared for. If you have the privilege and opportunity to visit this shop, by all means please do! It is well worth the trip! Even if you don't need repairs, visit the shop - there's nothing else like it.

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Great service fast and prompt even though we couldn't understand eachothers languages we made it…read morework

I stopped in here today with my favorite boots (the only ones I brought with me for my three months…read morein Paris and the shoes I've worn every day here so far). The heels on the boots were about to fall off, and since the rainy weather hasn't stopped yet, I needed them repaired. Unfortunately, after talking to the two nice cobblers here at Les 2 Lutins, we decided that they were not worth saving. They only cost me $150 originally, and it would cost about 60 Euros and 2 weeks to have them repaired, so I opted to let them die and buy new shoes. However, I wanted to comment on how much time the two employees here spent with me to go over what was wrong with my boots and what options I had. We managed to communicate just fine in my broken French and their small amount of English. And then after I decided to not have them fixed (even though they spent 20 minutes with me), they were still nice enough to point me in the direction of some other shoe shops with similar-priced boots. I really appreciated it!

spouse's ancient pair of hiking shoes having fallen apart during an evening stroll, we scurried to…read morethe nearest shoemaker ("cordonnier"). Bernard doesn't speak English, but one of us is francophone, and he's so friendly that I don't think it would make a difference anyway. The short story is that though he's obviously busy, he got the job done (well done) by first thing the next morning. The bill came to 16 euros for re-glueing soles on both shoes, plus new laces.

A shoe repair shop - or a cordonnerie, if you're French - that sells espadrilles* deserves no less…read morethan 4 stars! *Note: They only sell Spanish espadrilles, not French. What's the difference? In case you don't know, Spanish espadrilles use white/tan thread to attached the upper fabric to the jute sole, while French espadrille uses the same color of thread as the upper fabric. So now you know.

This place is far superior to the other cordonneries in the neighborhood in terms of the the…read moreprice/quality ratio. They are fast and it is always busy which is a good sign.

While on vacation my daughter lost the heel on her boot. I found this shop near our hotel and he…read morefixed it for me overnight. Great service !!