AR Shoes is found a little walk away from the main Camden Market and perhaps for this, you can…read moreunderstand why it seems a little decrepit... you can't expect much business when you're competing with the monolith of the market. The shelving and arrangement of shoes is basic and you basically just have a huge set of shelves with footwear (mainly female), with a tendency towards boots. The staff are friendly enough as well, if a little over keen for you to do your business and get out...

This little shoe store opposite Camden market has some fancy shoes that would look great on a night…read moreout. Functional they may not be, but that certain pazazz is something I always look for. You cannot expect designer Italian kicks for £20, but you can get lookalikes that still afford the occasional "Nice shoes," comment. When you venture deeper into the shop, the shoes get a little more expensive and will likely give you a long wear and less tear ratio.

What? is this possible to be the first person to review my absolute favorite shoe store in the…read morewhole world... I have been to almost if not every Jimmy Choo store in the world but this one is my all time absolute favorite store. It is such a cute and quaint boutique on famous Bond Street (Shopping Heaven) . When you enter you see beautiful shoes in every corner of this boutique each one is carefully placed upon a pedestal or along side it's matching purse or clutch. Can you ask for anything else... Ummm, NO!

I am a fan of this store for reasons of great customer service and knowledgeable staff. I have…read morealways gotten stellar service and quality products. It is pricy but still is worth the experience.

I often find myself loitering in this illustrious neck of the woods. I love it, as it is always…read morebrilliant shopping. Often hectic, but hey, that's London, look around, everywhere is. Just take care of your purse and watch out for those sneaky eyes and opportunistic furtive looks and Bob might turn out to be your rich uncle after all. Ok, Clarks used to be for truly 'sensible' people. No style, no elegance, just the 'raw' deal. You could really see what you were getting in a pair of Clarks shoes. Really no mystery at all. And, you would damn well know that dear Aunt Mabel would have herself a field day drooling over those thick, flat, librarian style sling backs that would last her at least 15 more years. But...and wait for it....I don't kid you. Clarks have really modernised and yes, become quite hip in the process and our feet, which have been feeling the squeeze on so many levels for years, are really benefiting tremendously. Like many, I used to always give Clarks a sideways glance, knowing exactly what was through that door. Thought - Nana Mouskouri, thick rimmed glasses - and hairy armpits and moved quickly by. But, their bright and encouraging window dressing display finally got me in one day, but not before checking out my panoramic vision to see who might be watching me decamp into the depths of the unknown. I told myself I was taking the plunge...for dear Aunt Mabel. And, I have been pleased I did ever since. Their own range of goodies that they proudly display all over the show are indeed 'sensible' but without the loss to style. They have learnt. Their Un-Structured and Active Air range are their main support system and they are great. Coming in all sorts of delightful styles and modern colours that would comfort and nurture any foot with callouses and bunions brought on by years of stiletto wearing. They still don't cater for the real 'fancy dress party popper' or for the woman who, instead of going on a diet, just increases the height of her heel in order to 'hopefully' get that long skinny look. But, what you do get, is a good-looking, sensibly priced shoe, with lots of choices in store that are strong and long wearing that you won't have to take off mid-sentence just because that blasted blister is too much to bear.

Just went in there and bought a really well made pair of shoes…read more The service from the staff and manager was really quick, efficient and friendly.

One of the most interesting and enjoyable shoe buying experience I ever had. Came here in hopes to…read morebuy some Dr. Martens and came out with some Solovair which I'm not that mad about at all. Apparently Dr. Martens are made in China and Solovair are made in England. The owners were super friendly and super hands on, helping you lace up the boots and find the perfect sized shoes for you. They were super knowledgeable about all the shoes and really wanted you to get the best pair that are your perfect fit. Also the prices are comparatively cheap in relative to in-store prices. Bought the shoes for 89€ a pair. What a great experience!

Love this place. Actually amazing! Blackman's Shoes sell Dr. Martens and Solivar for an amazing…read moreprice. In addition, the owner of the store was the best. He was so friendly and helped us from the very beginning. The store had basically any size you needed, but only sold a couple of styles. Even though there weren't many styles to choose from, they had the most popular ones. I bought the Black Fine Haircell Boot from Dr. Martens here for 89 Euros and the 8 Eye Derby Boot from Solivar for also 89 Euros. Everything you buy here is affordable and at a reasonable price for these brands. Definitely advise you coming here if you are looking for cheap and popular brand name shoes!

I was visiting London for a weekend meeting, and of course, my non-walking-city shoes died within…read moremy first half-day in London. Word to the wise: your non-walking-city shoes ARE NOT made for a "walking city" i.e. London. Since I had to get to my meeting at 9:30, I was at a loss as to where to find footwear that wasn't going to scuff the floors of where my meeting was held! Luckily, from my previous years residing in London, I recalled Brunswick Square. Oh the memories! Nostalgia aside, I walked through the Square, and I noticed that New Look was open! So, I walked in with a mission: to find American Size 7 shoes (preferably short boots) that went with all my business wear and did not look hideous. The staff here was amazingly helpful! They were able to narrow down the search to what I was looking, even searched the back of the shop to find my size, and brought out two options. A winner was found. I chucked my "non-walking-city" shoes at New Look, and enjoyed the remainder of my time in London with my new boots from New Look. Thanks for keeping my feet warm and dry (and not trashy)!

This store is excellent, very well stocked and such a wide range of shoes. The sales are brilliant…read moreand the staff are very helpful.

You know how the sales clerks treated Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman? Go to Blackout II if you want…read morethat experience. The staff pointedly ignore customers, then swoop in to snidely let you know how deeply inferior you are. If I'd had my wits about me, I'd have asked whether they stock clothing from the Mean Girls era.

The staff were incredibly rude, I walked in and greeted them and didn't get a peep out of either of…read morethe ladies behind the counter. They were also quite passive and seemed to be incredibly bored and even upset. They do however have a large selection of true vintage dresses, suits and other apparel. A lot of it can be more on the speedy side but there is something for everyone there. If you don't care much for service and overlook the impoliteness of the employees, than this is the place for you.

Shoes, glorious shoes. I love shoes. And I love my L.K. Bennett suede aubergine boots, my nude…read moreheels and my camel colored wedges (oh and a fab handbag too!) The shoes are expensive, but really well made (I am talking made in Spain not China!) Quality is excellent and the styles are classic so they will last for a good long while. They will put rubber soles on their shoes. They also sell clothing, although I fixate on the shoes here. It is a place where you need to be careful as you can end up getting very matronly clothing or shoes. But if you are looking for good quality classics, this is a great shop. P.S.--Kate Middleton has the same nude heels from L.K. Bennett as I do--she wore them to Wimbledon. It was a cherished moment for me!

I think this is the LK Bennett I popped into for a few minutes. Even if its not all LK bennett…read morestores are pretty similar Im assuming. Had some free time after sightseeing and touristing around london and wanted to go in to try on the sledge pumps and a few dresses I have been eyeing to find out my size so that when I got home I could order them. Even though at this point in my trip I had enough room in my suitcase I couldn't bring myself to buying a pair of pumps and a dress from LK bennett to squish into my suitcase and risk being damaged and making my suitcase overweight. Made more sense to try it on in store and order my size correctly. I actually just ordered my shoes yesterday (there is 20% off code right now on shoes and extra 7% off on ebates - aka I basically got 30% off almost after credit card points back to). The dress I wanted are sold out of my size so Ill have to keep an eye on it till they restock it in my size. The lady who helped me (sorry i don't remember your name!) was very helpful even though I honestly told her I was just here to try on and find my size and will be ordering the items later was still very very nice and helpful. Rarely are people helpful and nice to you if you don't plan on buying anything from their store. I can't wait till my sledge shoes arrive!

As with every other shop in One New Change, they're simply not as big as their West End sister…read morestores, so the range you find here is considerably smaller. Still, the Topshop here stocks a big enough range of women's clothing, denim lingerie, accessories and the petite and tall ranges too. You won't find any concessions here. For that, you'll have to go to the Oxford Circus store, although you can find some vintage at the High Street Kensington branch as well. Anyway, despite its small size, this place still looks bright and spacious and not at all untidy. The changing rooms were impressively big. There're even couches outside for people to wait. I find Topshop staff are generally nice and friendly. I tend to joke with cashiers about my purchases. This time, it was about how I'd probably regret buying an Americana crop top. The cashier started off by telling me I could return it, and then confessed she loved that print as well and how the flagship store had loads of these if I wanted more. Always nice to find a kindred soul!

All Top Shop locations have free wifi as you shop (oh and cute clothes)! Score!!read more