I went up to see Pat Cole the reflexologist. She was amazing and is here sometimes on Saturdays…read more The Foot Spot is GREAT!! I got some KC Sock Co socks for my wife and I. They are a bit pricey, but locally made. Also, The Foot Spot has Brooks and other fantastic walking and running shoes. They can make orthotics too. But my favorite thing is the HUGE selection of Oofos!! I wear them a lot. I have slides, house shoes and sneakers by Oofos. I had to play the send it back and forth game with Zappos because the sizing is a little different. For my subsequent pairs, I will just visit The Foot Spot. Yay! Great shop and knowledgeable staff and owners.

I learned about Karen and the Foot Spot from my podiatrist. I had been in excruciating pain until I…read moremet Karen. She properly sized me for some supporting sneakers and got me set up with my custom made orthotics. I've been walking on air ever since. Thank you Karen for your knowledge, kindness, and expertise. I never thought my feet would feel this good ever again. I am truly grateful

Came to this sneaker shop when I visited Kansas City! It's a neighborhood shoe store owned,…read moreoperated, and designed by kids! They feature exclusive sneakers as well as local clothing brands. Happy to buy my FIRST pair of Jordans from this store!

DVA is the only place to be for streetwear, vintage, and luxury clothing! The owner, Rome, is…read morealways hospitable. Clothes are always on good rotation and the vibe is perfect. Im a frequent customers. Get over there!

I found them by following them on tik tok then I bought a pair of retro 1s and the guy there was…read moresuper nice I would recommend this place to shop and they have a huge variety of street wear.

Shop replied promptly. Was able to bring shoes in immediately…read more The interaction was promo and professional

I couldn't be happier with my experience at Renner's. When I dropped off my vintage boots, he…read morelooked over them to be sure that the toplift replacement I requested was the only thing that needed to be done. I was told I could pick them up in 3 days for a charge of about $18. I'm so impressed with the result! The toplifts look and feel sturdy. Even the scraped heels looks better after the damaged areas have been blackened to match the rest of the heels. Will return to Renner's for my future shoe repair needs and recommend them to anyone else!

The Crown Center is a family friendly shopping and entertainment spot. Mostly clean and well…read moremaintained space. There are shops like Hallmark, Crayola, Starbucks, convenience store, tea store, souvenir store, Halls (luxury store, mostly expensive goods), local KC good store and so many different restaurants. The hallway connects it to entertainment places like Hallmark visitor center, Kaleidoscope, Sealife and Lego Center. In the plaza they also had ice rink and Christmas decorations. There's indoor parking, street car stop and Union station (minutes away) for guests. Throughout the day, lots of tourists, including families with kids visit this center. The restaurants have varieties like bbq, pizza and sandwiches. Sheridan's frozen custard is a really popular ice cream store. It is also connected to Westin hotel via passageway. I did struggle a bit the signs and directions. There were not clear in some corners. Security personnel are available throughout the plaza, we took some direction help from them. But overall it's a prime spot in KC.

It's got potential, I'm glad to have it in KC, but I think there needs to be a little more to make…read moreCrown Center shine. As of writing this, there's an outside chance that the Royals build a new stadium right by here, which would increase the entire area IMO. I'd love to see what Crown Center's plans would be, should that happen. As it is now, it's.. alright. I took my girls down here via streetcar a few days after Christmas and there's just simply nothing to do but eat or buy. We saw a bunch of Christmas village type decorations from their holiday market, but everything was being torn down. There aren't a lot of play areas outside otherwise. So we ventured throughout the inside, and while a few decent restaurants, it's sort of just like an old mall food court. They do have an area back by the Coterie Theater that you can see Santa, or during other seasons, has some kind of fun, free exhibition for kids. The week after Christmas (and for a month or so), it was shuttered with nothing to do. My girls loved using the Link to Union Station, and finding the old school atrium inside the Westin Hotel en route. What can I say, they're easily entertained, which is why it's disappointing that Crown Center can't live up to their low bar. Positives are the Quixotic theater, the Coterie theater, races here like Hospital Hill, the ice terrace, and the Mayor's Christmas tree ceremony. Otherwise, this needs a splash of love and some fresh ideas.

Kayla was a joy to work with! I'm an older gentleman and hard-core walker who has multiple issues…read morewith his feet. I simply wasn't finding the right pair on my own and asked Kayla for guidance. She hit a home run with her suggestion of a brand I would not have otherwise even picked up to look at. This staff KNEW HER STOCK. That, and her very pleasant attitude, made my experience a wonderful thing! I went with her suggestion: Adizero Pacers for right around $100. I anticipate still being this excited after tomorrow morning's 5-mile walk! I highly recommend this store!

Great selection of shoes. Good staff that are very helpful and the new manager is great at making…read moresure everything is running right.

This is the place to go for the classiest styles on the street. They have an excellent selection…read moreof Tupac and Patrick Ewing shoes as well as $2.99 glow in the dark tee shirts. Friendly staff but no returns

This place is disgusting and creepy. It's surrounded by dilapidated buildings, and questionable…read morepeople in the street. The inside is filled with $30 pairs of shoes, some of which must be from the 90s, and some of which look previously worn. I was trying to get a pair of closed-toed shoes for the brewery tour down the street, and being from out of town I had no idea what I was getting into. There was no AC and the carpet was wet and squishy.

My 2nd stop to get the sandal my mom wanted. When you really find what you want; gotta do whatcha…read moregotta do! I now wonder if I could've paid for it and had it shipped. Well the store was pretty empty and no one was at the register. Aidan showed up, apologized for the wait and checked me out. He did ask me if I paid at the other store. That option wasn't offered to me but sounds like a disadvantage to me, just thinking about taxes.

Meh. Really bizarre experience at this facility today…read more I ran across an empty box of shoes and let the guy working know. He then proceeded to watch me as if I did it??? I give up on being altruistic.

DSW is a great destination for a safe, comfortable shoe, with an extensive woman's selection…read morecompared to men's and children's. I'd like to spotlight that they now carry Frye & Co., the lower-price line of The Frye Company! I don't often seen this, so it was a pleasure to be able to try on this shoe. As always, the sales are bountiful, but they removed their sale price calculator based on the color of the tag. Found my self hesitant to purchase because I didn't know the actual price unless I asked an employee. There were many putting inventory on the floor, but none greeted me, as they seemed like they were very busy despite only a few other customers. The location was exceptionally clean, with no shoes littering the floor like you'd see in department stores or clearance racks elsewhere. Every shoe had a pair, and different styles had plenty size options. There was only 1 or 2 styles that didn't have my size (7.5w). Each shoe also had multiple colorways, which allows you to choose from a variety of options based on your personal needs. I came in looking for a business casual shoe and unfortunately could not find any that fit my high arches (no fault to DSW). However, the options were plentiful for a standard, basic shoe. For statement pieces and more modern, trendy looks, I'd probably recommend you look somewhere else. But if a basic heel or sneaker is what you need, stop by!

New experience at DSW where all clearance shoes are same % off based sale, and on the end caps…read moreAccessories clearance, it was very cluttered too. Upon reaching the register I had to ask because the signage is not real clear unless you see shoes on a solo rack out in aisle pathways. Luckily we found a good sandal. Not sure if I don't like having the tiered clearance per usual business.