This shoe store, right down the street from my apartment, is owned by a classic shoe salesman right…read moreout of the 1960s, and he has been nothing short of AMAZING to me and my husband. He and his assistant are diligent about fit and are totally willing to spend whatever time it takes with you to ensure you leave with boots or shoes that fit like a glove. Do you have a broad, wide foot like me? Well, they'll go find you a wide and/or only recommend styles with a roomy toe box. Do you have long, skinny legs like me and my husband? Well, he will find you styles that run slim in that area, and is also totally willing to add extra holes to the straps so your fit is absolutely perfect. Slim feet, muscular calves, and any other fit challenge you may have will be considered if not solved by this dedicated, friendly fitting team. The owner of Simon Shoes is so successful that he now has five stores: two in Queens, two in the Bronx, and one in the city, on the Upper East Side. Give this store a ring and ask which location the owner's at before you go. He is usually in Ridgewood on Sundays, and I should know. I was just in there this afternoon, asking for business cards to hand out to the half-dozen female co-workers I'll see tomorrow who love the crap out of the three pairs of boots I've bought from him in the past year and want to come by themselves. Simon Shoes: what more could be said? It's fun to shop at. It's staffed with friendly, caring salespeople. It has an impressive collection of fashionable women's shoes at rock-bottom prices (and a smaller selection of men's and kids' shoes for equally unbeatable bargains). It's...ah, screw it. Just go!

This is small and cozy. Moving down South I miss this kind of place. It was bright and in the back…read moreit was a cobbler spot to get your shoes fixed. The espresso machine was beautiful. Not too much merchandise was out but it was enough to see. Please go and maybe got your favorite shoes redone. Don't forget the coffee.

The Cobbler Bushwick Roaster is a women-owned, micro roastery, focusing on handcrafted coffee and…read moreartisan-made shoes! They also hold upcycling workshops, such as upcycling your Converses or Birkenstocks, to learning/practicing/developing one's own cobbling skills! We stopped by to get our caffeine fix and get some pastries. You can also purchase some roasted beans. Staff were friendly, and the space is clean and bright. +upcycling workshops +friendly service

Got my tights, belts and other accessories. Love that they have clothes for plus sizes 14 and up…read more Very affordable, lots of deals, great options/variety; it's a very big place. The only reason why I'm not giving 5 star is because the staffs weren't engaging or seem willing to help with their customers. However, I'm coming back some other time to buy more things. ...Close to the subway too!

they may need to be organized a little hard to find, but when u can't find items @other location,…read morego to this store. You probably find it! some of the items are 50% off and no long lines for the registers. enjoy shopping! It's close from the subway station and half hr ride from 34st station (take M train! Straight to take U...)

Ok, ok this is the place. Old Style Retro Nike's, and guess what the owner is not Korean, Nasty or…read morethinks you are stealing. Really cool people and the kicks are priced right. Got me Air Max and a Northface for 1/2 the price. Have not been treated so nice since I came from Ohio.

Blue city is a nice roomy clothing store. They sell both male and female clothing. They sell Coogi,…read moreLacoste, Polo, True religion, Antik, Levi, Ed hardy, and Evisu just to name a few. Most items in there I personally wouldn't get but i will let you be the judge. The workers are consistent in helping the customers and they will always negotiate with you if you don't want to buy the item full price or if you don't have enough.

blue city use to be the shit like 8 or 9 years ago now they feel off got abunch of loud played out…read moreshit and they over price everything

Incredible service. Unbelievable price. Probably will never go anywhere else. Parking was only…read morenegative.

Joseph is amazing! My boyfriend is incredibly hard to shop for. We were thrifting in the…read moreneighborhood and stopped at this place just to look around. Joseph helped him find complete outfits to his liking, and we ended up spending less than half of what we were expecting. We got brand new Van Heusen shirts for less than used shirts at the thrift store! Joseph was patient and helpful. He also didn't complain about all my boyfriend's penis jokes. These gentlemen know what they're doing!

There were like 20 pairs of shoes..... it was all…read moreclothing... why did I drive here Change your name? Thanks.

Hi I received very poor customer service at your Middle Village NY location at the metro mall…read more I bought boots for my daughter 2 weeks ago - I was told I can exchange them if they don't fit - your policy on display is that I can be issued an in store credit for shoes returned WITHOUT a receipt. Sure enough I came in today. I was refused a store credit for an exchange because I did not have a receipt. The store clerk called her manager - when I read back YOUR OWN POLICY to her, she tried to gaslight me and say that's not what the policy says. This is a picture of YOUR POLICY. Which states I can receive an IN STORE CREDIT for returns with NO RECEIPT. Someone call me to resolve this - for my inconvenience I want my money back. Melissa

as i finish my biz in ridgewood and head to astoria i notice a fabco shoe store and i am going in…read moreempty handed and leaving non empty handed. i stated many times before that if you are looking for grade a footware then dont come here but if you want ok footware and more then ok prices then fabco will work for you .as in all locations, sizes and genders are neatly organized and easy to browse and find . besides footware they have socks , accessories and whatnot. got me a pair of casual sneaker like slip ons and a pair of full cover slippers that are extremely fluffy and comfortable with both costing me 75 bucks . it aint ferragamo or manolo blaniks or whatever the heck the name is but for ok quality and price , fabco is hard to beat .overall 4 stars on my yelp meter.