Do you see what they've done? It's a play on words. They've used the word 'solelution'…read moredeliberately because it sounds like the word solution. The intention is a suggestion that this place can solve all your woes, sole related. Wonderful, except I couldn't see any fish anywhere. Anywhere. This place sell shoes. Unfortunately not shoes I like. Standard shoe shop with expensive ranges I've never heard of. This is not surprising though as I have no fashion taste at all. I wear clothes because I have to. This is probably the best shoe shop in Portishead. Sorry, the only shoe shop in Portishead (that I know of). I hope this helps. Bye.

When they were building the flats behind this shop its wall collapsed, with hundreds of boxes of…read moreshoes falling into the building site. They've recovered from that though and are back in business. This is somewhere for sensible shoes. I got trooped up here regularly in my youth as I outgrew my school shoes or put holes in them. I wasn't the sort of kid that likes buying shoes (actually, do any?) but the staff managed to get me to sit down, trot around in various pairs, and say which ones I liked, so hats off to them. Actually having people to help fit your shoes is so important, I reckon. It's all too easy to get some with a slight rub, which then turns out to give you blisters for the next four months. They've got a huge stock (they're especially good for half sizes), making them good if you need something very specific. The shoe repair service they do is cheap and quick. Furthermore, they seem to sell fairly sturdy stuff - nothing that'll fall apart within two weeks of your taking it home. They're a great place to get comfy work shoes that'll last you for a while.

When it comes to kids shoes, you can spend an absolute fortune on them only to find that within a…read moreweek, you need to do it all over again! So, what better than somewhere that can save you 75%! It can get a bit crowded, especially at the weekends or at the end of the summer holidays when EVERYONE is buying school shoes but a visit will save you so much money that it;s kinda worth putting up with it! Masses of shoes, boots, slippers and a few bits of luggage all under the one roof with a whopping discout to boot (Pun?) Everyone has worn Clarks shoes at some point so you know what you are buying intO!

This place is often a complete mess but the bargains are crazy and Clarks really are back on it in…read moreterms of style. It's at the near end of the village so you don't feel like you have to negotiate pedestrian traffic if you just want to pop in. It could be better laid out and with more staff but as a free for all it's great!

Whenever I am in England I always go to Clarks village? Why? because there are numerous high end…read morestores with discounted prices. It is also a pleasant day out, with the shops laid out in a very appealing way. They have some eating establishments there as well. After visiting this outlet there is also Street's street shops to go check out as well.. Clarks village is an outlet outdoor mall in the heart of Somerset. Discover effortless style and superb savings at Clarks Village, with up to 60% off RRP everyday at over 90 designer and high street brands.

This is a salutory tale for my fellow men! I thought I would be safe from having to go shopping by…read moreorganising a holiday in the Mendip Hills with my then girlfriend. I thought a weekend driving round the Somerset countryside would be most relaxing. Little did I know that Clarks had decided to build a huge outlet park in the middle of nowhere!! Then to add insult to injury, they charge you to park in the car park!! To be fair, there is a huge range of shops here with anything from Adidas to Next to Waterford Wedgewood. The discounts ranged from very generous to none and like most outlet places, you have to search hard and be disciplined to find true bargains rather than just buying rubbish because it's cheap and never wearing it If you feel your fuel levels flagging, there are food outlets like Burger King around OK I confess I did buy some shoes from Timberland and had to be dragged out of Le Creuset before I did something my credit card would regret! For you men, if you want to avoid shopping in the Mendip Hills, don't go to Street!

Small little shopping area some 5-10 miles outside of Salisbury. Quaint, pretty little river…read morerunning through it. A decent cafe/coffee shop and a couple of knock knack stores plus a couple of small discount clothing stores. Free parking but really limited in terms of items to peruse or buy. Review #57 2019

Wilton Shopping Village is located outside Salisbury, just outside the village of Wilton…read more Linked to Salisbury via a bus service which I found on direct.gov.uk A selection of shops aimed at the older generation (and with coach parties coming there!) including Pavers shoes, and Edinburgh Woollen Mill. Generally overpriced with a lack of sale items the times I've visited.

For a small town not a bad little shopping parade. Open to the elements but a decent amount of…read moreshops to duck into if the weather turns. The parade has a good range of shops to cater for most people, whether you are looking for a game for your wii, new mobile, clothes, accessories, shoes, books or choccies there is something for you. There is also a lovely jewellers on the corner which has some great bits, and an argos.

This is an open air shopping parade in the town centre of Chippenham. It has a nice selection of…read moreshops including, Body Shop, Evans, New Look, Waterstones, Robert Dyas, Argos and Thortons. There are a few independent stores and unusal ones like the Chinese medicine shop. It is quite pleasent to walk through and has a car park attached to the parade. There is a nice coffee shop at the entrance off the high street and one by the car park. Chippenham is not very big so you can find your way around really easily. I think this parade is really pleasent and is an asset to Chippenham.

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

came across this shop in Walcot Street by accident and what a suprise. Inside is an alladins cave…read moreof wonderful shoes, dresses and gifts.If in Bath should be top of your visit list

I can't really fault this little store in the centre of Bath's main drag. I've bought a few pairs…read moreof skate shoes here in the past, never had to take anything back or whatever, and always received good service from the young, sexy staff members. Yep, this place is quite hip and cool. It stocks everything from women's high-heel boots to retro style canvas trainers and everything in between. There's always a good stock in, so rarely do they not have your size, unless it's a sale and they only have a couple of pairs left to sell. It's expensive, but show me a shoe shop that isn't.