Lady was nice and fixed my shoes exactly how she said she was and did it in a short time! Did not…read morehave to wait long!

Excellent excellent service the bag look like it was never damaged little bit of pricey, but it was…read moreworth it

Excellent job fixing my pocket book. Attention to detail…read moreHighly recommended Very nice

Went with a friend to have a pair of women's sandals refurbished…read more She wanted the straps refinished and a new insole. The woman behind the counter was honest. It wouldn't be worth it. The insole could be replaced, but the straps were worn; and for what they cost and the years she wore them; she got her moneys worth. Another place we have promised to fix them and charged a fortune.

I brought a pair of designer boots that needed new soles. They charged me $130. Refused to take my…read morebank card, insisted on cash payment. Gave no receipt. After 1 time wearing them the sole of the boot completely fell off. It appears to have been adhered with tape. They are in worse shape now than when I brought them there. I called to see if I can get my money back. They said they have to check their cameras!! I never heard of such a thing. How does a business function like this. If they took credit cards or gave receipts this wouldn't be an issue. I am appalled by this and warn others not to go here.

This is a local, family owned establishment on Main St. Fishkill. There's a small parking lot next…read moredoor. Brought in a pair of boots Monday to have the heels replaced that were needed by Wednesday. Called to see if the boots were ready Wednesday morning. They were as promised. They look like new and were polished also. There's a Landis shoe machine in the back and patching sewing machine. The repairs are not outsourced. Decades ago there were shoe repair shops in every neighborhoods. It's a dying trade; that takes a lot of skill and talent. They have shoe products such as Meltonian polishes, laces, Barge cement, et al. for sale. They also do tailoring, as well. I can't vouch for seamstress work, but if it's as well done as the shoe repair.

The lovely folks at Coolcat are honest, hard-working, very experienced and highly skilled. I'm…read moreconvinced there's nothing they can't repair or alter, bringing new life to well-loved items. Excellent communication, fair pricing, honest-to-the-bone.

Sent a message on here. The person responded next day with call this other person, she can help you…read moreout. That other person didn't speak much English and didn't know what i was talking about. Please, if you need an alterations place, dont use them.

Delicious breakfast and lunch - great place to bring the kids and enjoy the atmosphere of airfelid!read more

I request work on 2 pairs of shoes. One needed new Velcro and the other needed the straps…read morereinforced as they were coming off. The Velcro repair was done adequately, not the cleanest repair, but functional. The other pair was not even touched, but handed back without any reinforcing stitching that requested and paid for. Over all a very poor job. The work that was done was not done well and half of the requested work never attempted. I do not recommend this business.

Not many cobblers to choose from in our area. The owner is very nice and did a great job shortening…read morethe strap on sling black shoes to prevent slipping

They're a small shop which is fine with me. I brought my shoes in. Explained what I needed. She…read moreagreed in what I said. Leather shoes are expensive so I try to fix when I can. (They're work shoes). Anyway I told her when I needed them by to get back to work and she then had both pairs. She got them both done in the week I had. They were beautiful and looked brand new again. I paid up front. No hidden costs and I had my daughter pick them up for me. When needed. I'll definitely go back

Great job on the soles and heels of a couple of Johnston & Murphy Dress shoes I wasn't ready to…read morepart with.

Top notch all the way! It's getting rarer and rarer these days to find true master craftsman when…read moreit comes to things such as shoes but George is that and more. He is honest, straight forward and knows shoes! If a shoe isn't not worth repairing rather than just taking your money he'll tell it's not and spend the time to explain why. Whether it's a simple polish and shine or a complex repair definitely give George a shot. I went to the Ridgefield location (15 Danbury Rd)

Highly recommend Cobbler Express! I brought in three pairs of designer shoes that were in rough…read moreshape, and got them back looking almost brand new. I also had protective soles added to two new pairs of Margiela Tabis, and the work was flawless. Great craftsmanship, fair prices, and I'll definitely be back!

Amazing service for very competitive prices for New York City, plus owner is a very down to earth…read moresoul. Definitely will return. My bag looks amazing!

I've lived in the North Bergen area for almost 7 years. Luckily, I've never needed a cobbler; until…read moreabout a month ago. Looked up some places, but the reviews weren't so great. My wife found Mr. Maksoud's. At first I was a bit hesitant, but gave it a shot. The place is exactly what I like. Small, the smell of leather and shoe polish that greets you upon entering. Shoes and handbags strewed about. And in the middle of it all is George. Positive, quick with witty retorts, and busy working. He put new heels on a pair of old Cole Haan boots, that I wasn't ready to let go of. George even said they are nice and worth keeping. After about 9 days, I returned to pick them up. The work was great and the price was excellent. 40 dollars. Other places in the area would have charged double. I'm so glad my wife found this place. George also makes keys.

Whoever claimed the Louis Vuitton Neverfull GM could handle 100 kg with a single handle was clearly…read moreliving in a dream world. I mean, have you seen that handle? It's as skinny as my patience on a Monday morning--charming, sure, but not exactly built for heavy lifting. After dragging my tote across the globe and using it as a makeshift suitcase accessory, the inevitable happened: the handle started to part ways with the bag. Naturally, my first thought was to consult the LV store for repairs. When they quoted me a jaw-dropping $400 for handle replacements, I nearly choked on my avocado toast.Why shell out that much when the bag itself cost me $750 back in the day? And the repair time typically range from 12 to 26 weeks!!!! Time to shop around. Here's what I found: * Leather Spa 55 (NYC): $200 per handle. * Rago Brothers (NJ): Two new handles for around $395, or repairing one at the base for about $125. Basically, not much better than LV's offer. Just when I was about to resign myself to a life of broken bag straps, I stumbled upon rave reviews for Mr. Maksoud's Handbags & Shoe Repair. Words like "reasonable," "quick," and "great job" were being thrown around. Intrigued, I decided to give it a shot. Mr. Maksoud did not disappoint. He quoted me $200 for both handles, but since I brought my own leather handles from Etsy (because I'm resourceful like that), he only charged me $50. In just a week, he transformed my bag from tragic to magic. I couldn't be happier! Oh, and did I mention? Mr. Maksoud is quite the handsome gentleman. Highly recommended!