Mr. Anthony's Repair Shop is an excellent business, wherein the staff is efficient and the service…read moreis remarkable. I once accompanied my dad, whose leather shoes had been broken, and we were looking for a repair shop in SM North EDSA. My mom then suggested that she saw a repair shop somewhere near Surplus Shop. We had never tried Mr. Anthony's, but that night, I'm so glad we did! They did a fine job on my dad's shoes (which, believe me, seemed to have no hope that I had to convince him to buy a new one already), and they looked like a brand new pair. They glued a very thick piece of real leather sole as a replacement and coverup, and up to now, I think he's still using it. (We visited the repair shop last Jan 2014). Anyway, I know that it may be different from your experiences, but for first timers, I suggest you try Mr. Anthony's Repair Shop. They also do key duplications, by the way!

My handbag handle replacement took a week at a very expensive price. Although it was done I wasn't…read morevery happy with the quality of the work. Stitching was very sparse. They could have done a better job.

I went to Mr Quickie's SM Bacoor for a shoe repair but was declined. They can't glue up an Adidas…read moreBoost.

Nothing anticlimactic about this experience…read more Whether it's a busted suitcase, and damaged bag, a heel-worn shoe, or anything in between, Mr. Quickie always delivers. Been going to them for years and they consistently provide good workmanship at reasonable prices with a fast turnaround. You won't be left disappointed and longing with the service here.

So annoyed. Had three total copies made, none of them worked. It was cheap, PHP 120, but useless.read more

I lose my room keys a lot. In the last 2 years of living at the dorm, I think I've lost my keys at…read moreleast 10 times. I'm pretty sure that the people at the dorm office are hella tired of letting me borrow extra keys to duplicate, but unfortunately they have no choice. However, I think that my issue is made a million times easier by the presence of Mr. Quickie in basically every single retail area in Manila. Mr. Quickie is by far the easiest way of getting duplicate keys ever. And they're hella cheap too. So cheap, that one time, in exhaustion of losing my keys I ended up getting 4 duplicates at once. (Yes, all of them eventually got lost again.) Not only is it cheap, but Mr. Quickie lives up to its name by being very fast. It took literally one trip to Mercury Drug to by some shampoo to get a duplicate done. They're also a great place to get shoes repaired - they repair pretty damn well. For me, a good repair means that it lasts for at least 50% of the original life of the product. Most of the time, it really does reach that far. Mr. Quickie is fast, and does their job with quality. What more could you want?

I remember my siblings and I grew up with the services of Mr. Quickie especially with our school…read moreleather shoes. We would frequent a branch of Mr. Quickie when it came to shoe care. They would restore the heels of our shoes, refurbish the leather and scuffs or just plainly shine the shoes for us. Mr. Quickie has been a lifesaver for a lot of people especially girls who would trip and lose their heel. Now they also offer key duplication and also anything leather related like bag repairs. I remember my school shoes being utterly hopeless and wondered if I should just get a new pair, but Mr. Quickie did its magic and was able to restore it in no time. They have reasonable prices for their services and their staff is friendly. They also do some consultation first if your shoe can still be repaired. That's customer service right there.

I recently bought a pair of loafers and after a few months, they were starting to break. What…read morehappened to my shoes was that the side was starting to open. Somehow, the stitching became weak and was starting to come off. I told my Mom about it and she told me she'd take care of it and bring it to shoe care. After a day, my shoes came back looking good as new. They patched and stitched it to perfection! My shoes came back looking brand new! I couldn't even notice how they repaired it. Aside from repairing it, they brought back the condition of the leather to how it was when I bought it and cleaned the back of the shoe as part of the repair (the back part gets dirty from driving sometimes). The next time you think of throwing a pair of shoes away because of a hole or something, try bringing it first to shoe care and see if they can bring it back to its former glory. They certainly did that with my pair of loafers. They can stitch it, patch it, clean it, shine it, and probably do some jobs you'd think were impossible to repair. Thank you to these guys! Awesome job done!

I've been going to Alterations Plus for years now, and they're honestly the only place I trust with…read moremy nicer clothes and bags. Dropped off a couple of tailored shirts that needed sleeve adjustments and some delicate hemming on silk pants--plus my favorite leather bag for a deep clean and conditioning. The team was super attentive, explained everything clearly, and even caught a small tear I hadn't noticed on one shirt before it got worse. Everything came back looking brand new, perfect stitches, no shortcuts, and the bag smells amazing again. Prices feel totally fair for the level of care and expertise you get--no redos needed, ever. Hands down the best alterations and cleaning spot around--5 stars all the way, I keep sending friends here too!

This place deserves a "ZERO" rating. Less than zero pa nga…read more VERY POOR workmanship for the price (~5k for 4 items). You'll have to end up buying new clothes since there's no repairing the damage their "alterations" have done. Hemming- kita the stitches outside. They said they didn't have the machine that could hide the stitches, so even if they repeated the job, the effect would be the same. I wish they had the courtesy to say that in the first place. Stitching - they only used ONE thread that could easily break if the item was stretched. Specifics were not followed despite repeated instructions- they ruined the silhouette of the clothes despite having agreed to leave allowance for comfort. No going back from that. Worst of all- deadma ang customer service. Take it or leave it. Terrible experience, mapapa walk out ka na lang. Please please please do yourself a favor and STEER CLEAR of this place. (Review also posted on their FB page in case they take that down)

Living in a condo unit with an 8++ year old door with lever-type locks proves to be a challenge…read morewhen you cannot have your key duplicated. Have tried several key duplicating shops (and spent several hundred pesos already) but to no avail. Was already thinking of changing the whole lock system (which would cost me thousands) since I couldn't find anyone who could duplicate my key properly. Then I tried my luck at Heel Sew Quik. And they delivered. They were able to do what other more tenured service shops (as per their claims) couldn't. A true lifesaver!

My husband loves his (rubber) shoes. He takes care of them like they're living creatures (he…read moreshould, they cost much more than my lowly pairs); he keeps them in individual bags, sprays deodorizer on them after every use, uses our kids' baby wipes to wipe off any dirt, and inspects all of them at least once a month to check on their condition. So when the soles of his beloved Jordans were falling apart (six years after we bought it, to his credit), it was an emergency. Our nearby shoe fixer just won't do. Good thing some of his fellow shoe-holics recommended this place that specializes in fixing "sole separation." Yes, they have a proper term for that. So we took the long trip to SM Megamall and hubby entrusted the care of his beloved pair to Heel Sew Quik. The price was a little steep, but the staff there reassured him that the shoes would be good for another 10 years after they glue the soles back. The next day my husband got his shoes, and his verdict: they were good. The OC in him complained that the glue seemed too tight and that the price didn't even include cleaning, but overall, he was satisfied. Now we know where to bring his "babies" the next time something happens to them. I hope they open up a branch here in the south though.