Buzz has managed to retain its position as one of Cardiff's coolest shoe shops despite stiff…read morecompetition from chains such as Schuh. With Converse, Blowfish, Vans, Draven, Dr Martens and lots of other popular brands in stock, Buzz appeals to students with fresh loans or people looking for mainly non-work shoes - although it also stocks some great boots in the winter. The staff are generally really helpful and quick to serve you. By making sure their stock is constantly changing and bang on-trend, Buzz has stayed ahead of the game and - with its independent status - has that added cool factor.

This is an amazing shoe shop. Staff were so helpful and…read morepatient. I'm so fussy about what I like. They gave me an honest opinion too, rare these days.... Need new boots so making the journey as well worth it. Thanks guys...... much appreciated. See you soon

What a brilliant little shoe shop. Classy, comfortable footwear. Staff have excellent product…read moreknowledge and will find the perfect shoes to fit you. Since this shop opened I have bought boots for winter, shoes for summer and also for mid season wear. Small shop so small range, but top quality.

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Imagine a fairy tale like world all placed within one shop. Well this shop is almost just that…read more Pretty handbags; jewellery, accessories, ballerina children's outfits, loads of fairy gifts and accessories, scarves, boxes, and a wonderful wardrobe that I so want! But unfortunately I think that is just for display in the shop. Based in small area near Cardiff called; Llantrisant where it has a fair few shops, cafe's, Llantrisant Parish church, Dr William Price stands in the middle of this town as a statue and apparently he used to live in the Butchers Arms Coffee and Gallery place, Llantrisant Castle, The Common, The Model House and Craft design centre, and a female, clothing shop called Pink Zebra. I love this shop as soon as I entered the upstairs area I felt like it was a haven to die for! I recommend it to all women and young females. It would great to spoil your daughter or grandchild in, she'll love it!

I'm not sure what exactly inspired this name (historical reasons perhaps), as this place is…read moreanything but a dairy. Down stairs is full of jewellery, which is similar to accessorize in price but rather more sparkly in style. Additionally they have a range of handbags, which whilst slightly unique, appeared rather expensive (£50-80) for what they were, which was very WAGish in my opinion. Upstairs is a whole different kettle of fish, it practically turns into a fairy kingdom, which is surely any little girls fantasy.

This is a huge stall inside the market with a great deal of choice. There are handbags and…read morebackpacks of many sizes and colours; shoes and slippers for all the family and socks and accessories too. Plenty of space to browse and find some great bargains because everything is reasonably priced. Alison served us today and she was friendly and very helpful. We'll definitely go there again!

I do believe that this "shoe shop" should be called David Parker bags!! Really not a great…read moredescription of a shoe shop when all you can see is bags. I am sure the staff are lovely and would love to have a fabulous variety of shoes to sell to their customers. Maybe they could stock Jimmy Choos, or maybe that's not the correct market, I don't know!! As a tourist to the area I felt the whole experience was massively underwhelming and will definitely not recommend it to anybody. The atmosphere and layout are really not worth a visit, at all sure you can find the same bags, slippers and shoes on ebay for a third of the price!!

We seem to find ourselves in this shop all the time. Mostly I think because it has lots of little…read moreshoppettes inside on big shop. And so has things to suit all the family. Top Shop, Dorothy Perkins, Miss Selfridge, Wallis, Warehouse and something for men which we tend to ignore. Really good for finding a smart outfit for that interview or television appearance (yes, I actually got that famous jacket as seen on Dragon's Den here in Outfit). There is a shoe place but quite small and we have never really liked anything in there. For accessories it's pretty good with some conservative and some quite wacky. The changing room has enough capacity for everyone.

This is one of the best shoe shops I have ever visited .The service was friendly and fully focussed…read moreon the customer. Unusually there is a limited display of stock but you then realise you are wonderously surrounded by a an endless wall of shoe boxes, containing, as it turns out, a superb range of footwear for men women and children. I was shown 8 different pairs of slippers, all complying with my general stipulations, requirments and in my size, which were effortlessly presented to me in such a way that choosing 2 differing pairs was soon accomplished. We left the shop singing the praises of both the owner and her staff.

A great shoe shop for all kinds of footwear for the whole family: leather, synthetic, shoes, boots,…read moreand slippers. It's fairly small as it's in the arcade but it's stuffed full of bargains. (I bought a lovely pair of boots yesterday for only £15) It can get quite crowded in the aisles between the racks of shoes. Well worth a look though.

Nice place, cheap shoes as it says in the name, got a pair of shoes from there for a tenner. Good…read morequality, the shoes last froever, got some from there years ago and still wear them.

Not a shoe shop that would please Carrie Bradshaw (you won't find high heels let alone Manolo…read moreBlahniks here) however Rowberry's really is one of Swansea's premium shoe stores!