Went to buy shoes First man that I finally got to assist me…read moretook me to the wrong shoes and walked away a girl working there shortly after came and was much more helpful but then the man came back and told her to do something else started to walk away from helping me at all I ask a question got a smart remark and he walked away again without being any help so I walked out of their store and will not ever return my suggestion if you want shoes buy them from somebody else because they are not interested in working

little to no service help. went in 2 nights ago with all 3 employees sitting joking laughing behind…read morethe counter. 15 20 minutes. never approached for help of any kind. shoe racks were unorganized. no selection. went in with intent to buy a few pairs. I refuse to cater to this intitled generation. Interrupt that slap ass party. To the owner get organized or lose...

The staff was very helpful! I told her my size and the brand I liked and she started pulling shoes…read morefor me. So easy! I ended up buying 3 pairs of shoes. One was on sale and I ended up having a $50 credit...nice surprise! Store is clean, decent selection. They carry the higher end brands such as Hoka, Brooks, Birkenstock and more. Very happy with my visit today.

So this is an interesting place because you often forget they are there, and that's a good thing…read more They actually have a lot of shoes, boxes piled around the store in disorganized fashion. That's a problem because they have the least helpful staff you'll ever meet. I guess they expect you to walk around the store looking for the size you need. They're all too concerned with chatting at the counter to actually assist you, and B when you do ask for help they make it obvious that you have interrupted their busy task of ignoring you. Do yourself a favor and skip this place.

They helped me out when I needed a pair of athletic shoes for my self awhile back I wear my tennis…read moreshoes all the time now and they seem to help my feet very much

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I went right through the light at I 29 and even with my Garmin I was slightly off course, so I…read moreparked at The Fort. Oh my gawd. I had no idea what I walked into but I swear if a place sells genuine cowboy boots I find it. The Fort puts Boot Barn to shame (Sorry Boot Barn). If St. Joseph Boots has 17,000 pairs, I would say The Fort has about half. I've not visited St. Joseph boots, by the way. I smelled the leather when entering The Fort, and my nose immediately found the boots. Goodness, how can I choose just one? They have hundreds. Not just cowboy boots, but there's a pair with peace signs on them. While I was there, they had an ankle boot sale. I tried on a few pairs and left with a pair of Durangos...this was the first time in the store. The second time, I wanted to see if those ankle boots were still on sale. It pleased me cause they were...oh and the sandals with silver beads were on sale. I'm not normally much of a shoe person, either. They have boot services too, stretching and other services. I absolutely can not stand country music, but you'd never know it by my love for cowboy boots. Did I mention the size of The Fort? It's huge. All I'm saying is, Go there.

After receiving terrible service at another Boot company in St Joseph, my son and I decided to give…read morethe Fort a chance. Not being from St Joseph it was very difficult to access this store, but boy we were happy that we had finally arrived at a place that wanted our business. We were greeted with a friendly hello and my son and I made our way over to the boots. He found several pair that he liked and was settling on a pair of ariats or durangos. He was unsure, until a clerk came over and gave her expert advice and then also advised him that he would get a military discount on them as well. Because they were so willing to help us, unlike the other large Boot company in town, we were able to make our purchase and leave feeling great about the new boots. In a time when customer service is Paramount, the Fort has it down pat

Great service, great selection, convenient location, and they carry 501's (the original…read moreshrink-to-fit jeans by Levi Strauss). So what's not to love? That's a tough question and I really don't have any punitive deficits to mention in this review. I would like to see them take Apple Pay, and to carry Minnetonka (slipper) products which is what I went in for. That said do swing by next time you're looking for a pair of jeans, shirts, boots or just about any western wear. You'll be glad you did. .

My son and I had decided to drive down to the St Joe Boot company as we had seen there signs on the…read moreinterstate the many times we have driven to Kansas City. The outside of the building looks fantastic and when you get inside there are more boots than anyone could imagine. That's where the positive part of this ends. My son and I were in the establishments approximately 45 minutes to an hour and no one came to offer assistance or even acknowledge that we were in the store. My son did find a pair of boots that he really liked only to find that the one boot was smaller than the other. Instead of someone offering to help or get in the back room to see if they had another pair, we looked around and then left. It is too bad that another store in town got their business. However, I guess when you get somebody that's greeting you and shows you to what you're looking for, and then offers advice it's a little easier to drop about $150 for a pair of boots. I gave three stars only because of selection, but would only give one star if it comes to customer service.

I returned an item & was told my funds were being refunded. What I wasn't told was it takes 7 plus…read moredays to get my money back. No excuse! Takes you less than a minute to take the money. Other stores refund within 24-48 hours. You have lost my business. Their refunds are processed by a 3rd party not by them. If I could leave a -0 for their service I would

This store is back! For quite a while I didn't enjoy going to the Kohl's in this location ...you…read morecouldn't find anything because it had become so disorganized ... but now it's neat and organized ! Thanks for bringing back one of my favorite places to shop.

I have no idea why this only has 2 1/2 stars. 80 cents of all proceeds go to our vets. Way better…read morethan goodwill. We found a great selection of everything at a really great price. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. So glad we found it!! PLUS they give 25% off to all military.

Helping the veterans my A$$. I come here for work clothes and I can't afford to shop here. Last…read moremonth I got a pair of jeans for 8 bucks today the SAME pair of jeans is $17. Manager said it was inflation. I can buy those jeans for 22 band new at Walmart. Costco brand jeans, Kirkland at 17 here. They are 12.99 brand new at Costco. T-shirts 8 bucks, button up shirts. Her response was if you don't like our prices you don't have to shop here. She said what do I expect, inflation is up gas has gone up minimum wage has gone up. So how does a 6% inflation call for 100% price increase and a rude attitude. Helping the veterans? Helping their profits! Happy veterans' day, thanks for your service, hers your bill. Let me finish by saying the ladies at the counter were very nice and courteous, the manager was just flat condescending and in caring.