If the shoe fits, buy it in every colour! No, I don't have…read morehundreds of shoes but I know people who do. Pavers Outlet is rather extraordinary - I got some desiner trainers for £14, but casual slingbacks cost me £34. Mind you most of the footwear is Italian, even in the Outlet. In the other half of the store, are brands which are far more expensive. My friend and I examined an exquiste stiletto in a neutal colour with embroiderie, around £120. 'Great for a wedding!' I decided. 'Or just round the house' said my friend. 'Yes, with nothing else on' I concurred. Really besides real elagance like that, you get The Really Useful Shoe, The Flatty, Trouser Shoes, and all points in between those. Some of their mules are great, flattering and summery. There is every type of shoe Under The Sun. Oh, but the boots! Now, I do have a boot fetish and I get most of my boots here. Usually I wait for the sale and get two pairs maybe. The staff are good fun, enjoy my visits with a certain friend, and are helpful to boot!!! Oh, the good ones are the best!

what a remarkable little shop! it doesn't look like much from the outside but inside its a treasure…read moretrove of shoe brands. you can buy Doc Martens, Crocs, Seasalt sandals, Sketchers, and a whole lot more. this space also includes a skateboarding wall, and you can pick up a new pair of trucks, wheels or bearings with your board. Service was a bit lackadaisical but hey, we're on holiday so time pressure isn't an issue. But also the reason for only 4*

A huge shoe shop, at 'discount' prices…read more I think there has to be shoes here for everyone. I've bought some. The quality is not particularly good, although I think that's more luck, as there are some good ones. Everything is laid out in sizes, rather than style so it takes a lot of looking to find what you're after. If you have a lot of time to search, then this may well turn up a bargain for you.

This store has a huge range of shoes, for men women and children…read more The format of the store is that it is largely self service and the staff are not that helpful. The store is airy and well laid out, in size order so you can easily check what they have available in your size, the trick is to not look at any other sizes otherwise you can get tempted with other styles and then be disappointed when they don't have them. It worth looking out for offers here as they do good deals for example a discount when you bring in an old pair of shoes.

The staff here are very friendly and always willing to help. They have a nice variety of shoes and…read moreI like the fact that there is an ongoing sale. I always shop here whenever I need to buy shoes

Absolutely bloody brilliant for people with wide or size 8+ feet. Like it says on the advert…read morebasically, all the shoes are out in pairs , ready to try on. Good ranges of shoes and heels and trainers. Staff are mildly friendly if you can find one, but other than that, fantastic. Good range of mens shoes there aswell, which makes a nice change. Prices arent too bad either.

Brantano is a great shop and is clearly labelled in shoe sizes so that you can just go in and look…read morefor your desired shoe size and select from a range of styles from sandals to boots. The staff are friendly and the prices of the shoes depends on the brand of the shoe.

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

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.

Stead and Simpson is well placed oppsosite the main car park and on the edge of the furlong centre…read more It's a small branch of the shoe shop compared to larger towns, but inside you can still buy all the things you can elsewhere. I find there is a better choice on ladies shoes than anything else and the children;s section is very limited, but there are some lovely accessories for the children such as wellington boots and umbrellas in the winter season. The prices are quite high in Stead and simpson unless there is a sale on and then you can pick up some really good bargains. The only thing I don;t like in this store is that the staff really try to push the leather coat accessories when you purchase shoes and boots. Sometimes No thanks really does mean Not hanks.