I went to the Naturalizer located inside the Eaton Center and was extremely satisfied with the…read moreservice I received from the manager of the store. Since it was a return and I was sad to return them ( for a purchase done at their outlet store in St-Sauveur), she was extremely helpful in trying to help me find an alternative that will fit right. They have an amazing return policy of 60 days which is unheard of these days....On top of it, if you purchase your shoes at any outlet ( st-sauveur or Mirabel), you can exchange or return at any location, which is also unheard of. For those of you who have sensitive feet, you know how hard it is to find a pair of shoes when trying them in stores for five minutes ;-) Basically, their customer service beats many expensive shoe stores I have shopped at in the past. Do not underestimate their selections, they have gone through a good makeover :-) Note: Since there are major renovations at the eaton center, the store is now located in complexe les ailes at the same level as the Sephora. I had a hard time finding it!

This shoe store has been in Montreal's Little Italy forever and sells Italian shoes made in Italy…read more I remember back in the day, Montreal was littered with independent Italian family-run shoe stores where they privately imported Italian shoes and had their own suppliers back in Italy, usually located in little out-of-the-way strip malls. I used to see those types of shoe stores in areas where the Italian community are particularly strong, areas like Lasalle, Ville Emard, Pointe Aux Trembles and once upon a time, even in Pointe-Claire. I don't know what happened, but most of those shops are now gone and it's a shame because those shoes lasted me forever and I always got compliments on them because they were singular in their styles and they were reasonably priced. I think Cortina is probably one of the few left now. The service I received here over the years has always been friendly and the shoes are great. Prices here are not cheap but for the quality you get, they are fair. I usually buy boots here.

Best shoe store in town ! Quality, excellent service and style !!! Worth shopping in every season !read more

For quality shoes and personal, friendly service Jardin de Mes Pieds is hard to beat. Although they…read moreare a smaller boutique-style store, they offer a lot of selection, styles and sizes for men and women. One thing: you may pay more for footwear at Jardin de Mes Pieds than at Payless Shoes, but it's sure to last because they sell quality stuff -- not the cheap plastic crap sold elsewhere that falls apart after three months. While I understand that some people don't have a huge budget for footwear, spending a little more up front means your shoes or boots will last. What's more, JDMP stand behind their footwear so should you ever have an issue with something you've purchased, they'll work to make it right for you. Jardin de Mes Pieds is tucked in a corner of the Pointe-Claire Shopping Plaza, but their personal service is worth the trip.

At first I walked to their old location and when I saw it was closed I was bummed, I bought my…read moreBlundstones there last year and I was happy with the place and the service and its proximity to my house so when I saw the sign saying they were just a little further down the road on Beaubien I grinned and carried on and was not disappointed. The new space is a bit bigger and clean and bright and full of fairly-priced super-solid winter boots. The service I had today was perfect, no pressure at all, totally friendly, perfectly bilingual, gave me all the info with no up-sell tactics or false friendliness. I tried on a couple things, found exactly what I was hoping to find, got great advice on getting my old boots resoled after an unfortunate campfire incident, and left perfectly pleased and with warm dry feet. Some of the styles here for women's boots and hats are, in my opinion, way cheesy. They have nice quality goods but I would buy more here if the look was a little less nineties and a little more high quality Canadian and US made workwear-inspired wools and leathers. But hey, that's just me. Great experience, highly recommend.

Palladium boots, Blundstones, quirky womens' shoes, all kinds of sneakers,Hershcel…read morebackpacks,locally made accessories, many from recycled materials. Prices competitive, service quick and attentive.

Wow, twice now that I have visited Montreal, I have accidentally stumbled upon this outlet and both…read moretimes have been shocked to find 50% off everything or buy one get one free. So what does a girl do? Shop until my legging run, of course. I got a bunch of socks, leggings, fishnet stockings, cream winter cap, gloves, and was very tempted to get the shiny leathery looking leggings, but finally found some restraint. All of that came to about $20 CAD.

I wish we had Aldo Outlets in the USA. Shopping here was so much fun! They were having a mega sale…read moreof 3 for $5 accessories. I ended up buying three really cool headbands. The store is filled with shoes for men and women, bags, and hats. The cool thing is that Chaussures Aldo also carries other brands such as Paul Frank and Volcom. The place is huge. It's definitely one of the must see stores on Mont-Royal (even if it is a chain :( ).

I like the Nike Factory Store because they always have some nice little discounts on cool…read moremerchandise! Bought some of my fall/winter coats over there & I'm satisfied! You won't find a lot of options for boys sadly, so that's why it's not a 5 stars review

Wanted to return something online but I couldn't because of the type of store. The clerk was very…read morehelpful. I recommend this place. Very good deals. A little crowded but that's unavoidable. Notice that if u wanna return something from online store u need to return it online via mail.

Go west has LOTS of fun shoes to try and all for $30 each!!! These are fun shoes for any occasion,…read morecolourful, all heel heights, and shoe stock is always changing. This is a great location for the shoe-lover on a budget. Toward the back of the store there is an amazing selection of authentic coy-boy boots which are offered in all colours and styles. These boots are beautiful genuine leather and prices vary from less expensive to lavash purchases. The owner is a lovely man and while he is usually the only person found manning the store, he makes time for each and every customer that crosses the threshold. This is one of the few stores on St Hubert that I visit even if I am not on ball gown/fancy attire search.

This place is the best affordable shoe store in Montreal. Incredibly friendly customer service…read more Amazing selection and all the shoes are $30. The owner who helped me with my selection has been running the place since 1990 and still clearly enjoys his work. Also has a large unusual stock of boulet brand cowboy boots in the back. I highly recommend stopping in.

About 2-3 years ago, I got really into Herschel bags. There was one pattern in particuliar that I…read moredesperately wanted. It was a bright blue with palm trees. I couldn't find it anywhere except online and if there's something you need to know about me is that I don't pay for shipping. Ever. So I gave up the search and accepted that I would never have the bag of my dreams.....until one day when my boyfriend brought me to Mile End Kicks. I live nearby yet never thought about checking it out because it completely slipped my mind that it existed. But there it was. MY BAG *heart*. My boyfriend surprised me with it and I've had it ever since. Now I make sure to visit every few months to see if they've gotten anything new recently that could be cool. I don't buy very many shoes so I usually skip that section of the store.

Stumbled upon this place a few years ago when I was in Montreal and bought a pair of shoes I loved…read more I was back in the city this week and stopped in for another pair. I decided to try on something different, but was having an issue where the 9's were fitting weird in the heel whereas the 9.5's felt snug, and I was trying to figure out why. After explaining this to both the lady who was helping me and a man who appeared to be a manager(?), the man leans over to the lady and whispers "he's crazy", and then goes on to say in a lower voice that "he'll probably try all these on and just buy the initial pair" (the shoes I came back to buy). First I'll just say that it was pretty clear that there was a fit issue, as it was easily demonstrable by me trying the two shoes on and lifting my heel. I really wish he had of looked at the issue and tried to figure it out, instead of just explaining what a heel counter was and how Onitsuka's don't have them (it was two sizes of the same shoe so this is irrelevant). The lady, by contrast, provided constructive comments like 'try to really tighten the lower laces to push your foot back'. I've worked this job, and I know how customers can be a pain. And if you're not gonna be helpful, the least you can do is not make such comments within earshot of the customer. Or, maybe in French, as at least I wouldn't understand it. It was a huge turn off and I likely won't be going back, which is unfortunate because this place has an awesome show selection and the people are generally super helpful.