This place rocks. Their selection of men's comfortable, attractive leather shoes was impressive…read more And the prices made the place irresistable to my non-shopper husband. Typically, when I get my hubby into a shoe department, he comments that the shoes are ugly, overpriced or both. (What is up with the latest "colonial" look in dress shoes--you know, those long pointy pilgrim shoes??) But here, he sat down, had a salesperson waiting on him hand & foot as he tried on half the men's department and then purchased four pairs of gorgeous leather shoes, knowing he still had to somehow pack them in our suitcase for our flight back to the States. Now that we are home, he loves his shoes and we only wish that Dada had a website from which we could order more! Please, Dada, don't just put glamour photos of your shoes on your site (what's the point of that, really?)--let us order!!

Typical Chinese quality shoes found everywhere in Italy but luckily the price was cheap enough…read morebecause I had to throw away shoes I bought because those were too small to me and didn't fit enough. The seller was very pushy she had all the time something to say and I couldn't just try shoes well enough because she was pushy and asked if I will buy shoes or not and asked what was wrong and why I don't buy and weird things like that. I don't like that kind of customer service I want to try shoes peacefully without somebody asking why I don't buy because I bought. In the end I bought clothes and shoes but found out later that the shoes were too small to me didn't fit and I made mistake for buying those. The shoes were plastic no leather. The shop is located in the street behind all and could be difficult to find the shop. If you go try shoes well before buying. The quality is same than in Verona's Chinese shops I notice perhaps all comes from the same factories. They has more shoes than clothes. I wanted to give good points but I can't because shoes didn't fit well enough and because of the worker's attitude.

On our trip to Shakespeare's Verona we ended up at the Boggi store in the town center area…read more Northern Italy is known for its designer clothing and shoes and this store is right up there with the best of the best. The store wasn't busy at all and they had multi levels with the newer inventory on the ground floor and the older one on the 2nd floor. Being a pretty old brand this store has some awesome selection of clothing from shirts, trousers, suits and shoes. One particular blue Shoes caught my eye which I ended up getting for my older brother as he loves to wear Italian shoe brands. I also got a pair of really nice cufflinks. If you are into fashion this is a store you should seek out when in Milan or the surrounding areas. 5 star brand with every thing made with the intent to be the best in quality and style.