this is one of my favorite Clarks shops, its small but all the staff are friendly and helpful and…read morethere is always a variety of childrens shoes and boots. i would highly reccomend this store

Small shop with very friendly staff who treat the children like they are buying the shoes, giving…read morethem help on how to do them up and fit them properly. Only a small range of children's shoes but still just enough to make a decision from. Clarks are a good quality brand.

this shop has been here for ages and still going strongread more

Was a smaller but good enough shoe shop,i remember that once there was also a Radio,Record Player &…read moreVinyl record selling store in the Station Road Shopping Parade circa late 1960's,early 1970's. I renember buying " You Can Get It If You Really Want it" by Desmond Dekker & " Bad Moon Rising by Creedence Clearwater Revival whose songs now survive live with founder member John Fogerty. Not sure of shops family name or wether it had a goods connected name? Im not sure why they closed, but was open in the Skin's & early Suedehead fashion era, we used to check out the bargain stand for cheaper vinyl bargains also as school kids.

Not the biggest of the Blunts chain but always had good service here. Very friendly place with some…read moregood bargains.

My new boots are fantastic - great price too. Lizzie and Jack were both delightful and very…read morehelpful. Thank youooooo Clarks.

As I mainly only wear clarks shoes I get most of my shoes from here. Get's a little busy at times…read moreand the means section gets cramped. They have some good sales though (have a sale all the time these days!) with more bargains than other Clarks branches.

Went for first time in four years today and luckily not too many customers. The shop assistants…read moreprobably outnumbered paying customers, but they were all so helpful and obliging, everyone we met showed tremendous knowledge of the items in the store and ideas. We could have stayed there for hours. The cafe is just that, a standard snack serving cafe, nothing outstanding but the service was exceptional. But the greatest benefit is the massive selection of women's and men's clothes, from the ordinary to top quality. Something for everyone. It might have been an 80mile round journey, but worth it and we will go again before Christmas to get a few more bargains.

This one goes out to all the senior citizens... boy, I get cooler by the day :P…read more Be warned this place can be terrifying. It's so big when you enter that you can't even see the far walls beyond the vast sea of clothing stands in front of you, all arranged in a grid that forces you to move pac-man style through the aisles whilst dodging slow-moving pensioners on all sides. I think it's my uber-cool little sister's idea of hell. Not exactly my idea of a good time, and I'm not about to suggest it should be yours! But they do have a huge range of middle-aged-to-elderly mens and womenswear, much of it from branded labels at outlet prices (think Austin Reed, Moss Bros, Jaeger, Hobbs etc), plus things like bed linen, books, perfumes and stationery. Whilst I may have turned 30, I haven't grannyfied my wardrobe just yet - I'm actually suggesting you earn some good grandkid brownie points by bringing your nan here to browse and bargain-hunt. Yes it'll be two hours of your life you won't get back but it's well organised, saves them the stresses of the big malls, and the pensioners love it (there's always plenty of them enjoying the cafe at the back!). As well as doing something nice out of the goodness of your heart, you might just strike it lucky as I did and find one of the handful of things in the store that someone under 40 might actually wear (and my little sis approved of!). In my case, a gorge Adrianna Papell work dress reduced from its £139 RRP to a £30 outlet bargain, that I'm proudly wearing to the office to combat the back-to-work blues today. Boom :)

Sandal House is one of the best places on the Soho Road for shoes! Although they specialise in…read morefootwear for Asian clothes, they have simpler designs that imitate Western styles. They cater for men, women and children of all ages. So, for women, there are extremes of stiletto styles to complete flats and comfort for varying age groups. There is also a selection of jewellery and handbags, which are averagely priced for the area but I have found similar designs elsewhere in Birmingham at more reasonable prices. The staff is polite but tend not to engage in conversation. They often have a sale or a reduced items rack in the middle of the shop floor with shoes at as little as £10! The most convenient parking is behind the shop which can be accessed at the corner of Nationwide. It's only 40p for the hour!