A very nice branch of this chain; they had some great bargains the other day £8 for two pairs of…read morecanvas shoes, for example. Everything displayed nicely with wide aisles and comfortable small seats where you can sit to try on. There's a great range of summer footwear to be found at the moment, plus boots and slippers. The two men who served me were very helpful. Found inside the Howgate Centre (shopping mall) in the High Street

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.

This is a local shoe shop which caters for the more mature customer. Having worked in a proper old…read moreladies shoe shop which specialised in hammer toes, bunions and arthritis, I can appreciate this place. Or could. They do definitely cater for more mature customers from their styles (kitten heals and navy sensible work shoes with a half inch heel) and colours. Their stock is also a pretty good range and they seem to have a good variety of sizes, or are at least willing to investigate the possibility of ordering them in (very unusual in this day and age). However, despite all of the above and how nice the staff are I can't help but feel that this shop doesn't sit right. It is for older customers, but it's still trying to straddle the style and fashion side of things. Most importantly, their shoes don't look that comfortable and - going by the leather - a bit overpriced. Though, I'm more than willing to put my reservations down to having had three years plus of very good shoe training (it was an old school independently run and owned shop - you get the idea...). Hence, to the average customer or window shopper - who is the over side of forty - this place is decent enough and an usual find in the immediate local area. So, worth a quiet afternoon browse.

Nicely merchandised women's shoe store in the center of town. Great selection of casual styles;…read moreloafers, flats, sandals, as well as lower heeled dress shoes (no stilettos). Good brands for those looking for stylish comfort.

If you are like me and happen to be a 1/2 size then this shop is worth a visit…read more It seems to specialize in half sizes in these in all types of footwear . The shoes are also in a really good condition for a factory shop. The shop also sells some lovely cut-price bags and is worth a visit for these alone. Happy Shopping :-)

For a shoe shop-o-holic like myself this shop is amazing!…read moreYears ago, Clarks was synonomous with comfortable but old fashioned 'Granny-Style' shoes. Now though, Clarks still delivers the comfort but now it's often in the shape of really fashionable footwear. This shop offers that comfort and fashion at really reasonable prices which are heavily discounted compared with the regular Clarks shop. Quite often there's also bonus deals like buy one get one free. Fab!

This is possibly the best shoe shop that i have ever been in. It has lots of very different and…read moreamazing shoes and bags.Though they cost a bit more than some would normally pay for shoes, each pair are made from beautiful italian materials and will give you endeless (comfortable) use no matter how high they are. this is a must see if you are in bridge of allan!!!! i sooooooo recommend it.

I'm not a shoe person at all but I think I'm in love with this store!…read more I'll get it out of the way and say it's one of the more expensive shoe shops on Princes' Street! However, the quality written all over the shoes speaks for itself. You find men's and women's shoes, sandals, boots, pumps, brogues... If you're ever for a loss at what to at around midnight, head over to the store where the shoes at wonderfully lit in all their glory for some late night window shopping. The staff (meaning the one lady I spoke to a few weeks ago) is extremely friendly, and the store is so large and glitzy you might be tempted to buy something you may not really be able to afford!

Russell and Bromley are luxury shoes at their best. Beautiful, classic and timeless, this footwear…read moreis pricey but you can be sure that you are getting fantastic quality and longevity for your money! The handbags are simply beautiful too, with clean lines and sumptuous leather quilting which rivals any Mulberry bag I have ever seen. The bags range from around £100-£300, depending on size, but my favourite is the Quilt Trim Shopper at £145, not too bad at all for a bag which will grow old with you! Well worth saving up your pennies for!

I must say their shoes shipped quick! I am a US buyer, being that fly london is not a US based shoe…read morestore and cost more in the US, I took a chance on buying from this business. What do you know, the shoes were a tad bit too big, so I needed to return. This is my personal opinion, I am not sure of what type of shoe business this is in the UK, but it is definitely not customer service friendly to US folks. no return policy as far as returns you on your own.  I paid for shipping and I know I also received a discount. The shoes in the US are a little pricey here, so I saved ordering from them, but boy when I went to UPS to ask about returning they wanted over $200 to ship back, USPS charged me about $49 to ship back and that was the cheapest and slowest route  I could get. The shoes arrived back to them  really quick as I got my refund of 106.00 back so i lost out, because i originally paid 131.78. Sad to say for the hassle i wish i would have just bought in the US and paid the extra because in the end I have NO shoes!!!! I am too scared now to order from them again. It's throwing away free money. It would have been nice if they had a return direct even if you were told up front that there was a flat fee return of lets say 25.00, but I think for the future unless I know for sure about the shoe, I am going to pass on doing business with Daniel footwear. I am not into tossing my hard earned money away!

Daniel Footwear is an upmarket shoe shop in Hyndland. It's a great addition to the high-end clothes…read moreshops on Hyndland Road - and is great for a browse even if you don't have £100+ to spend on a pair of shoes. They stock mainly women's shoes, but you'll find a good selection of men's shoes in there too. As for brands - you'll find a large selection of Ugg boots (for women and children, if only the baby pink ones came in my size...) as well as Daniel Footwear's own brand you'll also find shoes from Prada, Lulu Guinness, Missoni, G-Star, Juicy Couture and countless others. To be honest, it's worth making a trip to Daniel Footwear JUST for their great selection of Lulu Guinness bags. Heavenly! They also have a sale on at the moment, and many of their shoes are slashed to half price. Definitely worth a bit of a gander.

Alistair Steel sells a lot of brown shoes. In fact, almost all the window space is occupied by…read morebrownness, moderate heels and velcro. The shop seems to cater mainly for old age pensioners and, possibly, middle-management types in suits. It is the kind of shop your mum took you to as a child for your school shoes. You always resisted as far as possible: kicking, screaming, peeing. She always won though. Your new shoes were "sensible" and made you look respectable, when all you wanted was the light-up trainers everybody else had, or perhaps some Spice Girls platform boots. All the staff look friendly and, um, "experienced" and it does seem like a trustworthy enterprise. So now you know where to go when you want to look sensible.

I am getting to an age when my Cuban heeled boots are looking a bit too young, and I always like…read morethese old fashioned, traditional shops, anyway. The staff are great: they know how to measure feet, are attentive and thoughtful, and don't pile on the pressure or disappear for ages in the stock room. Then again, there is not much here for anyone under sixty, except school children: my shopping companion was annoyed that I'd suggested this store, even when I pointed out that this was a good place to get some winter shoes.