I was looking for a couple of new pairs of shoes, and was tired of going to places where the staff…read moredidn't know any more about the shoes than I did. Shoe Fly has very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful staff. I worked with Beth and bought two pairs of shoes. After a couple of days, one of the pairs didn't feel quite right, especially on my right foot. Returning those and exchanging them for another pair was as easy as it could possibly be. They have a good selection of shoes and with the service, provide a very good value. Highly recommend!

Super true customer service especially with employee Demere …read more Other shoe stores never measured, nor fit my foot -never assisted with a shoe horn -never helped. If you have any issues, you will not be disappointed here.

I was diagnosed with bilateral posterior tibialis tendonitis and was limping. After my first visit…read moreto UPMC REHAB SERVICES with Alisa Miller, PT (who is the best therapist I've ever met), I was recommended to go to Achilles Running Shop in the West Erie Plaza, Erie Pa. Alisa said; "Go there. They're really great. I just bought my stability sneakers there two days ago. Tell them I sent you, and I believe they give you a discount." Well, I was never a runner and never heard of the place, even though I've been to the Plaza many times to other stores. Previously, both my husband and I were loyal customers to Erie Shoe Fly/Meeker Marshall on upper Peach. My husband gets his steel toe work boots there, our sneakers, and my orthopedic S.A.S. shoes as well. These S.A.S. shoes were NOT helping this time at all with stability, even with my Powerstep blue insoles I got from there. I am a very active, 60 year old, retired Registered Nurse, who has worked in direct bedside nursing for 36 years, and have chronic, constant joint pain in my hips, a prior lumbar fusion, and now this affliction! Ouch. Needless to say, I was skeptical someone would be able to help me. I'm no "runner" or athlete". I'm a mature, retired person. So, I looked imtheir store up online and read their reviews. Frankly, some were not-so-great, dating back to 2017. But since my PT recommended the place, I decided to go. My friend and I went into the store on February 26, 2025. Right away, we noticed the store was immaculately clean, and had a ton of really attractive looking shoes. We were immediately greeted by a younger, warm and friendly associate named Kim K., who saw me limping as I began to tell her my story. She immediately knew what to do, and set off bringing me at least 10 to 12 different pairs of shoes. I needed special insoles too, and she brought me these orange colored, Powerstep Plus insoles with the "met pads" for metatarsal relief for my fallen arches. Ooh, those feel nice! A big drawback was they didn't have my size in stock for the insole. Apparently, the most popular women's size is 9-9.5 and they sell out quickly. I ended up purchasing a pair of Hoka Bondi 9 stability sneakers. They are SO attractive with all black cloth uppers, white logos, and a thick white bottom. I am so used to my "old lady shoes"---the S.A.S. shoes, lovingly termed by me, due to all smooth, leather uppers and the rounded toes. I always feel self-conscious when wearing them. These shoes are very nice looking and feel PHENOMENAL. I am also going back to get the Hoka in all white, because I need a second pair for summer that will be able to stay clean. These sneakers are easy to wipe off and stay clean. I hate wearing shoes that stain easily and look dirty. My PT told me I am going to need to wear these shoes all day, every day, for the rest of my life, due to my fallen arches. That is why I am getting two different pair. I am very impressed with the padded running mat that circles the store, which made it super easy to try out your shoes. And, they have this incredible, huge, arc shaped bench, with a thick, "temper pedic" style, gel cushion on the bench. With my back issues, it was extremely comfortable when my feet were in such pain. Thank you very much to the person who designed that mat and bench idea. Kim K. was so compassionate and patient with both of our questions, and was just determined to get me some relief. Sorry, Shoe Fly. Besides my husband's work boots--- you probably lost two loyal customers. Go to Achilles Running Shop in the West Erie Plaza in Erie, PA. Yes, they are over one hundred dollars, but so are all the support shoes at Erie Shoe Fly. They are WELL WORTH THE MONEY to help with pain. Also, they DO offer a 15% discount if you're are sent there by your physical therapist or doctor. They also offer a 15% active military and veteran discount, which my husband is. It's really comforting to know there are caring and knowledgeable staff right here in Erie to take care of our runners, younger athletes, AND us older folks with injuries and pain issues. Thank you very, very much, Kim K.! A very satisfied customer, Mrs. Janine Utegg

I had an amazing experience in first trip to Achilles store today. A recommendation from a family…read moremember sent me there to fix a foot pain issue. Kim was my sneaker expert and I use that expert not lightly and she had all of the right answers to address my planter faciitus issue. Kim showed me 5 different shoes to present a broad selection to allow me to make my choice on quality and price. I couldn't be happier with the service Kim provided and hope the management give her the plaudits and rewards she deserves

Went to get school shoes and had a coupon for 20% off athletic shoes. Nope. There is fine print…read moreand it doesn't apply is what they said. Wouldn't work with me. Couldn't tell me what it did apply for. A lot of people trying the same thing. Why have the coupon except to get people in. However corporate gave me a coupon for next visit. I don't know if I'll go back.

I always buy shoes here. Clean and friendly. They always have a good selection. Location is…read moreconveniently behind the mall. More women's than men's but that's the market. Great place for higher brand men's shoes at a discount. Florsheim, Ashton Grey, etc. belts are not priced well.

They opened the box of my shoes ,examined them, and when I got home to anti-theft tag was still on…read morethem.

From the owner: Kids' Shoes, Women's Shoes, Brand Name Athletic Shoes, Sandals, Boots, Sneakers, Dress Shoes,…read moreCasual Shoes, Work Boots, Handbags, Backpacks

I drove down to Cleveland over the Family Day Weekend; en route back to Toronto, I stopped in Erie…read more Exit 24 on Route 90 has heaps of chain stores, including my favourite - Kohl's. Also, the sales taxes are lower in PA. Kohl's is a chain store that you can find in a number of states. I love how the layout of each store is either identical or very similar. You can find a lot of name brand items for a discounted price. Whenever I go to Kohl's, I make it a point to check out the Vera Wang line of pyjamas and leggings. Having free wifi in the store is always a plus too.

They do not answer the phone, and mgmt never answered, on hold for over 15 minutes!!! No wonder I…read morenever shop there anymore!

First time visiting this mall it is quite big and has a ton of stores and food spots to grab food…read more,snacks and drinks.

Chinese restaurant in the food court- the Lo Mein was the best of this meal, the broccoli beef…read morelacked flavor, and the pork rib was a little too sweet for me but very flavorful. Food was moderately priced. I would go back but try something different. Service was very quick and pleasant.

Havent been to this location in awhile, decided to stop on the Black Friday Erie shopping trip…read more The store set up was different then last visit. Its a clean discount store similar to Marshalls, TJ Max...Depending on what your looking for your sure to find a bargain, or pick up a designer name brand cheapier. The shoe selection depending on taste, will it least give you a laugh on unique styles or a new pair of shoes.

Customer service is horrible. They are so mean, and rude. They may have good prices but you may…read morenever cash out. Waited for a 15minutes for Debbie the key holder to decide to cash me out. She definitely does not know how to multitask.