Well this is the spot to buy those oofos sandals that are the most comfortable flip flops . My…read morepodiatrist recommended them and yes it feels like you are walking in a cloud . My Achilles heel was killing me and this is heaven finding these sandals . This store has a good selection of shoes but not always at the best price .

Late night shopping at DSW where my wife finally found a pair of Brooks running sneakers for only…read more$96.00 with a sixty day return policy with the box and receipt without wear. She modeled the sneakers to me and walked around the store for a while before making the long awaited decision. Very low shelving allows a long and wide visual from the entrance to the back of the store. All the major brands of shoes are sold here except the styles are usually two versions behind, therefore, the price are not high retail. DSW also offers a Fit Finder machine by Aetrex that you stand on and it detects your foot size to assist customers in an easier shoe shopping experience.

An authentic Skechers outlet store. They had box after box of soft foam shoes, hands free slip ons,…read morework shoes, running sneakers and flip-flops. They surprisingly had a large baby sneaker section. Several employees at the checkout area assisting customers. No shortage of buyers here. Very good pricing and several deep discounts on certain styles.

went to store today NO ONE SPOKE ENGLISH tried to ask about slip in sneakers employee did not…read moreunderstand my request I showed picture from my phone No Anglais she said really!!!! will never shop there again

Deals deals deals! There's always a good sale at Off Boradway, right now they have BOBO 50% off…read moredeal. Many styles are buy one get one 50% off. I went in today looking for something in particular, but sadly I didn't find what I was looking for. The store is sometimes unorganized and seems messy, but with all the sales going on, you can understand why. If you're looking for some good deals on shoes, try out this place.

Huge selection of shoes at good prices. And they are pretty much all by one and get 2nd for half…read moreprice. I got a gorgeous pair of sandals for me and 3 pairs of adorable shoes for my grand babies. I love it. And the salesman gave me an extra $15 off cause I'm so sweet.

This is the best place to shop for higher priced shoes at much lower prices. I love the selection…read moreas well. I always seem to be able to find HOKAS and OC sneakers. I found a pair that fit but the price sticker was missing. Sonlie was working in that department and was very helpful. She replaced the missing sticker and then helped me look for additions options. She even went into the stock room to see if there were any that hadn't been put on the shelf. The store was well organized and clean for a Tuesday mid-morning and I was able to find everything ai was looking for. They also have a great variety of high end sunglasses for under $100.00

My kids took me for a hike and saw the sneakers I was wearing were not a good fit .i spent over 120…read moreon those sneakers that were torturing me .. They took me to Nordstrom Rack where they picked the best sneaker for me . Brooks glycerine sneakers and I kid you not , these sneakers are like walking on a cloud . At Nordstrom they were reduced to 90.00 which is a good deal for this excellent sneaker . Nordstrom rack has some nice clothing as well and I think I will be coming here to shop more often .

Most big brand name shoes here like Crocs, Nike and Dr Scholls. They have a few other items like…read moreNike gym bags and Adidas back packs and they are not cheap. I was looking for a pair of Nike running sneakers but not the style I like.

I just love big sneaker stores and since I am hunting for a certain pair at this moment, this store…read moreis for me. They had on display many Crocs, Converse, Adidas and Nike sneakers but for the same price as the actual brand stores. They do give a discount for select sneakers if you are a rewards member. Helpful employee here too.

Buyer Beware- I have shopped here for years but last week we had the oddest and most disturbing…read moreexperience. We arrived just before 10:00am and waited a few minutes for the store to open. We were waved in by the cashier, a petite brunette, and the guard let us in, We were the only people in the store. The cashier asked us to wait a moment to try on shoes until the salesperson came in. Yonnie, the salesperson, entered a moment later and chastised the security guard for letting us in, even though it was 10:00. I chose some shoes and my husband asked the price of a bag, The bag was $1,000 and I offered to buy it for his birthday (that week). He paid as I didn't have the correct card on hand. The cashier rushed to fill out the profile and , before ringing the sale, asked for my husband's DRIVERS LICENSE (my husband isn't white). I asked why she needed his license and she wouldn't answer. She asked for his address and he had assumed that she took it from the license. WHAT DID SHE RECORD FROM THE LICENSE AND WHY??? The cashier recorded something from his driver's license (his ID number???). The cashier then grabbed the credit card and swiped the sale, even though I had yet to look at my shoes...so...we were just beginning to shop. I asked her to wait but she ignored me. She folded the receipt and put it in an envelope. Yonni was nice, and I told her I would think about the shoes (another $1,400 to $2,000 sale). She took my phone number when I told her that I often shop via facetime with other stores in that mall. We shopped elsewhere and stopped for coffee, at which time my husband opened the envelope and noticed we had been charged $1,300-NOT $1,000. My husband called Yonni on her cell phone and left a message. We then called the store number and the hostile and rude cashier said " Yonni is on the floor and won't be disturbed!" He asked to leave a message and the cashier said we would need to call the same number back and leave a voicemail (presumably the cashier was going to let the store phone go to voicemail in a clear attempt to delay the conversation about the price). We asked her to write down a message and have Yonni call us back. We were running late, but wanted to work this out before we left the mall. We dragged our butts back to the store, were admitted by the guard. Yonni was on break so we found the manager, Lillia. Lillia said she didn't understand why the cashier wouldn't take the message, why she didn't give the message to Yonni, and that she certainly  believed that we had been given the price of $1,000. Lillia explained that this has happened several times and that the company would not allow her to adjust the price we had contracted for. She said she would escalate this to the regional manager and that she, Lillia, had our contact info on file. We were now certain that everyone involved was aware of the overcharge, including Lillia. She would not offer the stated price. We didn't want to look at that $1,000 bag and feel bad about it. The staff had tainted the transaction and the reputation of this supposedly reputable and classy brand. We cancelled the transaction and my husband was disappointed. This would NEVER have happened if he was white (odd despite the fact that Yonni is a POC) and there were gay and people working there. Afterwards, I realized that nobody actually showed us the price of the bag (the tag was inside the bag). And what and why did the cashier record information from the driver's license? The only explanation seems to be that the cashier or several folks there are trying to steal data. Meanwhile, although a gray area, this likely qualifies as bait and switch. A price is quoted, accepted, and paid...then the price changes. Possibly against FL FDUTRA Chapter 501. Nevertheless it's tacky and dishonest. I ASSURE you, the 3.2 BILLION dollar company can afford to honor the prices they quote, and the sale of my boots would have more than made up for the small discrepancy. Mostly when this happens numerous times. Of course neither Lillia nor her regional manager called back. PS: Although it is irrelevant, we were also wearing a full wardrobe of designer clothing and jewelry. I was wearing $790 Etro sandals...so it wasn't like we are some kind of hillbillies off the street. What gives?

What's not to love about Christian Louboutin especially with a discounted price tag? Sawgrass mills…read moreoutlet is one of my fav go-tos. The selection is always great, the prices super sweet, and when you walk in the doors it screams luxury! My kinda carrying on. The 5th star dwindled because unfortunately, I have yet to get super attentive service when walking in and browsing for a while as I do in other shops in the area. However if you love a good red-bottom, and a sale...this is for you!

I wrote the following letter to their national customer service dept. A manager was not around to…read morehear my concerns and after several phone calls where you are forced to leave a message, I wrote the following correspondence from this horrific experience. Racial sensitivity should not be on the training or customer notification! I have not heard a word. That's unfortunate considering what their shoes cost! I will definitely be rethinking my brand loyalty! I am writing to formally bring to your attention a concerning issue regarding highly inappropriate and offensive behavior that I have observed within your store. On Sunday, February 23rd at approximately 2:30 p.m., I was shopping in the above company store.. As I was shopping in the women's shoe section, I was being assisted by a young African-American man named Keon (forgive any misspellings please). While letting me shop he became engaged into a conversation with one of his colleagues named "Cyrus" where Cyrus began to ask him what was acceptable to him in conversation. "You don't mind being called Black do you?" Cyrus asked. "What if I called you a nigger? Would you mind that? he further inquired. He simply said before I could make it around the corner to the front of the store where they were talking, ""No, I don't think you should say that." I applaud him for his demeanor. At that point I could no longer stand aside and I said, "I would and am offended that you would even say that." Cyrus apologized and said he didn't mean anyone to hear that. However, for anyone to hear that in a workplace as a colleague or a customer would contradict any decent company's values of fairness, respect, and inclusivity. Incidents such as these are a form of harassment and actions such as these have created an uncomfortable and unfair work environment, affecting employee morale and productivity. And this is what I heard among your employees one to another. No telling what that poor man may have to endure outside of the public's eye. I believe that addressing this matter promptly is essential to fostering a more inclusive and respectful workplace that your customers can be proud of. I kindly request that management conduct a thorough investigation into this issue and take the necessary steps to ensure that all employees are treated equitably and in accordance with company policies and legal standards. I appreciate your time and attention to this matter and am confident that the company will take appropriate measures to rectify the situation. Please let me know if you require any further details or if I can assist in any way. Thank you for your prompt consideration. I look forward to your response.

I never write bad reviews, but this time I had to. The three times I've been to the store every…read moretime same HORRIBLE service but today just pushed me over the edge. I understand that the salespeople are overwhelmed especially around the holiday season but the job is to tend to customers. I asked multiple salespeople to help me with a pair of heels but it took 20 mins of me asking to the point asking them "to do me a favor" and check. Then I see a bag I like with no tag in it nor on it, I kindly ask a saleswoman to assist me and she pushes me away and says "it's in the bag". Then tells me to "go ask another rep" while she's going through her customer receipts. I respect the job and understand it's tough, but service should be #1 when I'm about to buy a $1500 bag and $500 shoes. If anyone from management is interested to know who I had this experience with, feel free to contact me.

Back again, but this time for my husband who was having issues with his feet…read more We got there when the store opened on a Sunday. I'm glad we got there when we did because it quickly filled up. My husband tried on a pair of Hokas with inserts and walked around the store. He was amazed at how the shoes felt and said that it felt like he was walking on air. He wore them the next day to work and when he came home, he couldn't stop talking about how comfortable they were! Now he's telling his friends they should get Hokas, lol.

I do enjoy this store and do love the socks. I will not buy…read moreany other socks. "Features" is the brand name. Very soft and feel so good, like hugs for your feet. Treat those feet well, they have to hold up alot. I always had an issue with the seam at the toes. NOT WITH THESE! The people are so helpful and now I get emails for special socks! I bought "Boston" socks for a friend and myself, her home town she took me for a visit. USA Im obsessed with Red White and Blue. In case anyone is reading this from the company..need NY socks! My home town!

The customer service was wack. Based on the color of my skin I got weird looks and stares. Nobody…read moretook the initiative to make me feel welcomed. The clothes were decent, the customer service wasn't.

Good service very helpful I came in with a pair of shoes and they helped me find a outfit to go…read morewith it