This Shoe shop has been around for some years, not part of a chain. A few ago they got a job lot of…read moreDoc Martin shoes which had the Royal Mail stamped on the heal, a cancelled order and reasonably price for a quality shoe. Only smaller sizes it appears now. Many other styles of rugged boots & shoes available. Not open Tuesday or Wednesday. Also sell rucksacks, military style.

I have shopped in Brantano for many years and always been happy with the selection of footwear…read more When I came accross this store I was exceptionally pleased with its new layout and style. Its a new store and looks fantastic. The staff are very friendly and offered excellent service, I would definately recommend a visit to this store, you wont be disapionted.

Parkway Shopping Centre is a great little shopping centre if you know what's there. I mean, ok,…read moreit's not as good as a main town centre, but it does have a lot to offer. It's all indoors for one thing, so no problems with wind and rain! They have free parking, in a number of car parks dotted at different points around the outside of the centre - but they are invariably full! I tend to park in the Tesco car park at the far end, as it seems to have a bit more space than the others. At one end we have the Rainbow Leisure Centre, which is great for swimming, badminton, etc. At the other end we have a massive new Tesco, split over two floors. In between there are loads of other shops, like Priceless Shoes, Iceland, Superdrug, a pet shop (sorry the name escapes me for the moment), a card shop, a florist, a Chinese restaurant/takeaway, a chemist, a bakers, a post office, a couple of good general shops - Home Bargains, and Instore, which sell all kinds of things like kitchenware, bedding household items, and toys, all at bargain prices. Also Peacocks, the clothing store. Outside, there are a few extras, but I don't tend to go outside much! There's a pizza takeaway place, there's a branch of Punch Robson solicitor's, and there's a Dentist's surgery. I used to think this place was really grotty - but now I've got over that and just see it as a great place to grab a bargain!

Usually full of people as there is a large tesco extra attached to it. It's also right next to a…read moresecondary school and sixthform so during the week it's flooded with teens eating. There's 3 carparks all free and very big, though beware the Tesco carpark, it's a nightmare to get in and out, it has sharp corners and people often reverse out without looking. At one end is the rainbow leisure centre. There's also Whites Cafe at this end. Then there's Home Bargains, Greggs, instore, in shops, a shoe shop, some card shops, a pet shop a fruit stall, few second hand shops and then the Tesco. Theres a flower stand near the sports centre that has nice flowers. I would recommend checking out the inshops as it's quite cheap and you can find quite a few bargains in here - there's also a framing service here that's quick. There are a few security guards as well about. Oh and post office but the queues there get really long. I always find I need to keep alert here, there are some annoying youths hanging about and quite a lot of pushchairs and trolleys, but it's a good convenience place.

This is one of my favourite shoe shops ever! It's located just on the edge of Stockton town centre,…read morein the same 'park' as Matalan and Halfords. There is free parking outside. Inside, they have a really nice range of shoes and boots. They are set out in the style of a pile-'em-high-sell-'em-cheap type of shop, but they still have some nice shoes. I very often end up buying more than one pair because I can't make up my mind and the prices are really very reasonable. They also sell bags, sports bags, a bit of jewellery, and the occasional accessory like fancy scarves.

I have bought shoes from Wynsors a few times, for myself and for my young daughter. They do have a…read morelarge range of shoes available; the ladies range is very extensive. However I have found the quality of some of the shoes quite poor, especially those for my daughter. I bought her some new school boots there a couple of weeks back and they were runied within one day of her wearing them for school. although I wouldn't expect them to last too long as I only paid ten pounds for them, but I would have thought they would have lasted for more than one day! I don't intend to but any more shoes for my daughter from here; I think that the prices are good but the quality is very poor, and I wouldn't recommend it to my friends.

Quite a large shop with plenty for space. Everything from home wares to clothing, shoes and…read moreornaments. Very close to shopping precinct area, one of the few shops left open.no parking outside but a large free car park close by. Well worth a look in, if passing.

This branch of TK Maxx is located on the right hand side of the main square on Teesside Retail…read morePark, about half way along, next door to PC World. This branch is split over two floors, with women's clothing, shoes, bags, and a few seasonal decorations on the ground floor. Upstairs, they have men's and children's clothing, toys and games, ornaments, kitchenware, lighting etc. TK Maxx seems to have a reputation (at least on the television) as being a brilliant place to buy designer clothing on the cheap. Well, I can't really dispute that as I don't bother much with the clothing. To be honest, I find it all a bit of a jumble, hard to find the right sizes, and to my mind the stuff is still over-priced! However, I do like TK Maxx for toys and for household items. I've managed to buy some real bargains int he toy department. The problem is, like the clothing, I suppose, it just depends on what they get in. You have to rummage around and you may find a single item that you like, but they will only have one of them most of the time! I did manage to get a lovely star shaped light-shade for about £6, which I know was £18 in B&Q (because I had already bought one!). So I would definitely recommend having a look round this shop - you could find bargain. The only real downside is the check out queues. I don't think I've ever been in without there being a long queue for the check outs, and it feels like it takes ages to get to the front! Oh, and the other thing I don't like is that they charge you for carrier bags!

Nice big store with 2 floors. Men's & home upstairs. Women's down stairs. No my favourite store but…read morethe girls like it.

I recently visited this lovely shop and was surprised by the great choice of shoes and boots on…read moreoffer and also by the range of brands available. The service was great and I came away with a lovely pair of Rieker boots and some gorgeous dressy Gabor shoes were ordered for me and have since been posted out at their expense. I would highly recommend this shop and will definitely call again.

the shoe box in yarm is situated just off yarm street this is a very small shoe shop with a wide…read morerange of shoes, there specialiaty in shoes is a shoe called hotter which is a great shoe if you have chiropody problems. they come in a wide variety of styles and colours and once you have worn them you won't go back to any other shoe. staff are absolutely spot on and help and advise you on any problems with footwear. would not hesitate to return to this excellent shoe shop

This is a tiny little shop, but I think that adds to its appeal, its not a huge, overpowering shop…read morethat pushes items on you. Its more of an 'alternative' shoe shop, selling skate type shoes and other similar items. I like loads of the shoes in here, and have bought some on many occasions, they seem to stock different shoes than elsewhere, which is good as I like shops who look for something different to interest customers. The guys who run the shop are really friendly and as its a small shop, they don't have much trouble seeing to everyone quickly and efficiently. The prices are kind of on the high side, but i'm not one to complain about paying for quality.

Charles Clinkards is a shoe shop which is based right on the main high street in Northallerton. It…read morehas been there for years and started off as a family run brand with one shop and now has shops all around the country. It is however still an independent shoe retailer, which focusses on quality brand footwear built to last. It has a large glass front to the building which is always set out well showing some of the ranges from the brands stocked, such names as Gabor, Geox and Ecco are usually represented. When you enter there is a vast display of footwear for Men, Women & children - they have a very good fitting service with trained staff. They also stock high end bags and accessories and of course every type of shoe cream and potion imaginable. Together with this the service is fantastic, you are served promptly with a smile and the products are great.