We just had a great experience at this store. The staff was knowledgeable and helpful, went above…read moreand beyond by adjusting my own shoes (not bought there) that I mentioned were too big; he added tongue pads to my shoes to make them fit me better at no charge. Highly recommend!

Family Footwear is a pretty regular stop for me when I'm in Manchester. I don't always buy…read moresomething, but when I do, it's always a great purchase and experience. The layout of the store is borderline artistic; it's not a typical crappy, jam-packed shoe store. They carry higher-end brands that are of good quality. I went in today looking for something specific. After trying on a few different things...I found what I was looking for. The girl assisting me was patient and helpful. Highly recommend.

Great outlet! Fantastic discounts. Got clothes at a fraction of the cost. Will definitely go again…read more And by the way, the associates are not racist... ridiculous post by someone looking to put this store out of business..

Our group of six came through Manchester about a month ago and parked in front of this store in…read morehopes of finding an area with pretty leaves to take photos of, but we saw a huge sign in front of the store that said 50% off, so we went in instead. We walked around the store on our own, and while 1-2 employees were working with the merchandise, no one greeted us like how employees normally do in outlets - eye contact, ask if we were looking for something, tell us about ongoing sales - which I thought was a little strange (next door at the Armani store, we were greeted with enthusiasm the moment we walked in... and we don't look like we could afford Armani!) There were no other customers in the store, and we were a group of six walking in. I've worked in retail for many years. No customers, no sale. Plus greeting customers is also a method of thwarting thievery because they know they've been acknowledged. My husband found something he really wanted, and there was a sign that stated 50% off, so we headed towards the register. I may have said something like "50% off?," she looked at the jacket, and said, "I don't think so. Nothing in the store is on sale." - This is an outlet store - There is a huge poster that covers an entire window outside that says, "everything 50% off" or something of that sort - There are signs on top of multiple racks stating 30% off, 50% off, etc. And you're telling us nothing is on sale?! Our friend walked by and showed her signs that stated percentages off. Meanwhile, she rings us up and the register automatically took off 50%, and she acted surprised. Were they having a bad day? Were they racist? Were they waiting for the tourist season to be over with (I mean again we were the only people there in the middle of the day, and it didn't look like others were coming into town)? If my husband didn't find that perfect jacket, we would have all walked out. Even a month later, this incident has been brought up several times on why it happened. I won't speculate but am just presenting the facts. On the positive side, this store has quite a bit of inventory, the prices are pretty good, and you are left alone to browse.

Founds some really good discounts on shirts. They were having a 50% off the lowest price, so for 5…read moreshirts for $90.

They cover the basics at Talbots so wonderful when you're on vacation and you need a sweater,…read morejacket, pants or a long sleeved shirt. The service is excellent and the changing rooms are open.

Apricot Lane is a great little spot. Trendy clothes and such a nice store owner. I would shop there…read morejust for her and her little dog, Cookie. The merchandise is higher end and not inexpensive, but the quality very nice. Definitely worth a visit.

While visiting the area my girlfriend stopped in and was able to get some good deals on some…read morefashionable items. The staff was very helpful in assisting.