Very good customer service, We went in looking for boots for myself and tried on a few pair and the…read moreassociate packaged up and put back what I wasn't interested in, and even looked online to see if she could find anyone who carried the paticular item I was looking for.

An okay place. Pretty junked up with a lot of merchandise. You have to dig through everything to…read morefind what you are looking for. Couldn't find any women's size 12, which was a bummer. Nobody offered to help me. I found it kind of unsettling that there was a security guard at this shoe store. I mean, what kind of neighborhood is this? No, I'm asking...because I'm not from here. They check your purse and bags at the door. They did have Girlie Girl, Southern Mess, and other cutesy shirts and accessories. Not sure I would go back.

From the owner: Kids' Shoes, Women's Shoes, Brand Name Athletic Shoes, Sandals, Boots, Sneakers, Dress Shoes,…read moreCasual Shoes, Work Boots, Handbags, Backpacks

Shoe boutique? Around the corner??…read more I couldn't get in my car fast enough to drive the half mile around the corner from Envy. Located in a strip plaza on North Westover Blvd. Shoefly offers a nice selection of womens shoes. With prices ranging from reasonable ($50 for mustard yellow suede peep toe wedge sling backs) to higer end ($350 for leather peep stilletos by Stuart Weitzman), there is a nice selection of footware for all price points. Stephanie (the owner) is extremely friendly, but not pushy. Attentive and acknowledging when you enter the store, even if she is in the middle of helping another customer and handling the phone. My only disappointment was the "accessories". I was hoping for a few displays of unique earrings, creative bracelets and complementing necklaces. While this area of the business is lacking, the shoe selection shines.

Best selection in Albany for Nike and Jordans!!!! They carry Forces, air Max's, foamposites, And…read moremany more Nike's...

This is a hole in the wall for an Athlete's Foot, and the staff doesn't help it any. Go to the…read moreMall for your shoes, or even the Ross Dress For Less in the same shopping center, but don't waste your time here.

Its almost too good to be true. A legit running store in Albany, Georgia. Christopher knows what he…read moreis doing. If you run or want to run this is the place to find shoes perfect for you. We bought my MIL and mother running shoes from WSR for Christmas - both wonderful experiences.

Terrible customer service! Basically the sales associate called me a liar. We purchased 2 pairs…read moreof shoes for my daughter's prom. I was returning the pair she didn't wear. The associate made a big production of turning the shoes over and over. The sales associate told me she knew the shoes had been worn but she'd give me a refund anyway. Very rude. Very unprofessional! She kept calling me "baby", like that was supposed to make everything ok. I did not get the associate's name, but she wrote her initials on the receipt. "LH" I've been in Retail my whole career. This is not how you treat customers.

I had to return shoes twice within a month trying to get some for my wife, nobody's fault, I didn't…read morehave her with me. Both times they were nothing but helpful. I like the selection it's affordable. Have shopped here many times without an issue.

JCPenney is a decent place to shop. They have good prices on most of their items along with steady…read morediscounts and coupon offers that the company promotes. I shop here primarily to purchase athletic apparel and housewares. I occasionally stop by the Sephora but I often find better selections and prices from Belk instead. Sometimes it takes a while to check out due to low staffing but I still find myself coming back from time to time.

Was it my imagination or is JCPenney still doing the ancient "sit down in the shoe dept. and wait…read moreuntil someone feels like bringing you shoes to try on" method of selling shoes? Oh, except for the athletic shoes. Those you can browse, try on and buy without having to wait for a drone to decide you're worthy of spending your money on mostly cheaply-constructed shoes. And the small section of shoes they've put on clearance because they haven't been able to unload them on any unsuspecting customers for full price. I have never liked that type of shoe store/dept.; not even when I was young and small enough to actually need help getting fitted for shoes. If a drone is having a bad day or decides he/she doesn't like your face/clothes/bag/shoes you're already wearing, you may never get to try on shoes. It's an outdated, archaic, unnecessary, unfriendly setup, IMO. FWIW, I went into that store today, looked to see if they even had the shoe I was interested in on display. Didn't see it, nobody asked me if they could help me. Guess what? I left, disgusted, and will NOT be back. I'd sooner pay Zappos outrageously inflated prices than deal with that store again.