This once great place really disappointed. 35 bucks for breading masquerading as crabcakes is a…read moredeal breaker. Stick with sandwiches from this place. Cutting corners on what was their best offering is a teltale sign they're cutting across the board.

I brought in a pair of shoes that had a minor flaw to them. Although I was hoping to get them…read moreperfect, Farrell was honest with me and explained the drawbacks of trying to repair the shoe as it was. To me, a great business will not try to get money at all costs but rather care about their customers and their satisfaction. Although I didn't get my shoes fixed, I know where I'm taking other shoes and purses for refurbishing! Thank you Farrell!

Did ok, I had some boots stretched. I didnt feel much of a difference. What I didn't like is I…read moredropped them off with 50 dollar wooden shoe trees. When I got my boots back the trees weren't with them. I asked them and he said I didn't drop them off. Then after looking around the shop for 30 seconds he's like Nope I dont have them. I saw them sticking out of a huge pile and pointed to them. If I didn't see them I doubt I would of gotten them back.

Took boots into get stretched a week later he didn't do it also OVERPRICED !! Avoid if you canread more

Having recently relocated from out of state, I needed to find someone who could put a lift on one…read moreof my shoes (one of my legs is significantly shorter than the other). I called a number of local shoe repair places and Clarke's was the first one to answer that had weekend hours so I opted to give them a try. Initially, I dropped off the shoe and was told I would get a call with an estimate. I dropped them off on a Saturday and had heard nothing by the following Sunday so I reached out via Facebook messenger and left my number. I was called back by Farrell, the owner, and given a quote, a time estimate and an option to pay via PayPal (they don't do credit cards). Once that was all squared away, Clarke's went to work on my shoe. When it was finished Farrell called me to let me know I could pick it up and explained a little about what he did to the shoe. While Bel Air is a bit of a drive for me, the customer service and quality of the work that Clarke's provided means I will be returning in the future.

This man has touched my heart through craftsmanship! He has fixed my moms luxury bags and shoes and…read morenow ever since she told me I have come to him! He just fixed a strap on my luxury purse that is a vintage piece. His prices are very decent and he really takes his time. He had one of my moms pieces for over a year due to covid but he wanted to also make sure it was PERFECT...and when I tell you he meant that...he truly did because it came out AMAZING! Looked brand new! All in all he has now found yet another loyal customer. If you need shoes, luxury handbags or anything such as a strap that is leather take it to this guy, he won't let you down!

Eugene's comes highly recommended from Baltimore natives. It sits right on the corner off of Cold…read moreSpring, so be careful not to drive right past it. I needed these shoes for a wedding I was attending. I dropped the shoes off on Monday and they were promised to me by Friday. The repair was for my high heel shoes that needed a replacement heel cap as they were old and needed to be refreshed. The repair was super reasonable and affordable. It was 20 bucks. The gentleman that took my shoes for repair didn't seem all too friendly but he definitely made me feel like my shoes would be repaired correctly. I picked up my shoes on Friday and They were perfect! I was wedding ready!

Show repair is so old school. So if you want it, you gotta look. This tiny place is something you…read moremay not see unless looking. Very friendly and professional small team. The work done to replace heels on two dress shoes was excellent. The service I requested was done quickly and I actually was the problem with a delayed pick up ha. Value is the eternal question. To fix or buy new? That is the question!!! For me two men's dress shoes replacement heels and cleaning was about $80 ($40 a piece). The shoes were new $80-90...so this was on the line for me, but I guess I was sustainable! Right??? Great place. Give it a try.

A good old fashioned shoe repair shop! Not only do they do great work at reasonable prices, but…read morethey have all the accessories you need: shoe polish and creams, brushes, etc.

Great service. Brought 3 pair of heels for lift replacement. Turnaround was quick, service was…read morefriendly. We definitely be back.

I have been using Kim for a very long time... it started with Mr Kim .... Then his niece now the…read moreniece's daughter... the work is top standard ... when the require job is complete it looks and feel better than when I brought the item.. outstanding and quality work on everything I had needed.. and I tried other places nothing can compare to the quality of work on dresses suits jackets I give them a10 stars ******

Penny: After the terrible fire in my condo building and then the insidious smoke damage throughout,…read moreI was blessed to have had Harford Cleaners take responsibility for cleaning my exotic rugs, a process that restored their vibrancy. So very pleased am I, and so thankful for the excellent job done by Harford Cleaners. Ciao, ciao, JMB

What a kind, professional business. He's fixed 4 pairs of shoes for me. Always friendly and…read moredescribes how he's going to fix the shoes. Recommend!!

Love these folks. Friendly, make sure everything is right, dirt cheap. My most recent visit was to…read moreget a real fiddly key cut (for the battery lock on my e-bike) and the owner went above and beyond to find a blank that would work. The bike folks replacement would have cost at least five times as much. I have been for shoe and bag repair in the past and that has been quality professional work as well.

I had two fairly expensive belts that needed to be shortened. Both belts have a western style…read morestitching that needed to be redone on the location of the buckle mount. The stitching color a spacing is visible so if it was a bad job you'd see it. I cannot see any difference in the old stitching and the new. She matched the color and the stitch length perfectly. New belts would have cost me around $80-100 apiece but she did both for a very reasonable price. I could also see other orders of heavy Chippewa hiking boots and similar items waiting to be picked up. They looked great and care was taken to renew the leather. You cannot find a better place anywhere.

Nice little shop for shoe repairs. The prices are very reasonable as well. Geraldine has been…read morefixing shoes for years, and her work is great. I had two pairs of shoes repaired for $15. She also repairs bags. The only downside is that she doesn't accept credit cards--cash, check, and Zelle only.

Bottom of my favorite Keen sandals separated for the third time after glueing back on. They not…read moreonly glued it back but they sealed the edges and polished. Now my Keens look brand new and avoided spending $125+ on a new pair!

A very skilled cobbler. With so many people trying to get a cobbler to do miracles on poorly made…read moreshoes it's difficult to trust online reviews and Ive had more then one well reviewed cobbler wreck a good pair of shoes. Cobbler and Co is the real deal and can be trusted with your quality shoes. They have done many repairs for me on everything from Goodyear welted boots to bespoke oxfords and have always done an outstanding job. I hope they'll be in business until I'm resigned to Velcro sneakers.