The store is very bright and welcoming. DSW has a huge selection of name brand shoes, sneakers and…read moresandals in stock. The store is very organized and everything is visibly labeled with prices I didn't buy anything but didn't try on a few sandals and sneakers. Nothing was a comfy as my Allbirds though.

I went to this dsw while looking for heels to match a dress for an upcoming wedding. They had a…read morewide selection and my size in all the shoes I was looking at. The cashier was very nice and was able to apply all of my rewards to the purchase. I would come back again to this location because of the great selection and service!

Selection and value are great! And the chirpy, wisecracking cashier was bearable until I put my…read morepurse on the counter to get out my wallet. "Oh, looks like you need a new purse. We have a nice selection of purses here." Spoiler: I did not look at the store's purportedly nice selection of purses. I left feeling sorry for management because it's so hard to weed out rude idiots during the hiring process. No amount of coaching will fix someone who thinks it's a great sales tactic to be insulting. Sorry, Nordstrom Rack. I get it, I manage people too, and it sucks. ​

Was here in Cherry Hill and was selling a shirt on their rack from SHEIN! double the prices way to…read morehigh!

Aside from running shoes, there are not many activities which I loathe more than shoe shopping. So…read morewhen I found myself with 3 pair of heals which had lost the little black rubber thingy (that's the technical name) on the bottom of the heal, the thought of having to replace them sent me into a mild panic attack. Then, as if a beam of light from heaven shone down, I passed by Digiulio's and realized they do repairs! I brought in my 3 pair, and they were able to repair them in less than the week they originally predicted, for only $10 per pair. Quite a bargain compared to having to buy brand new shoes, let alone the stress involved in trying to find shoes which meat my many criteria. The gentleman who waited on me in the store was nice enough, but I was just a little off-put when he seemed really stuck on the fact that I'm a woman who doesn't enjoy shoe shopping. He said "that's REALLY weird" several times. But, I can put that aside for a good repair job. I didn't buy anything shoes here, and looking at their prices, they are quite high. I will, however, continue to use this local business to make any further repairs I encounter with my shoes, to avoid shoe shopping as long as humanly possible. Digiulio's Shoes is A-OK in my book.

Terrible customer service. Went in and felt invisible even though, after I was there for 10…read moreminutes, the couple being served left and I was the only customer in the place.

I can't think of a better place to go for your boots the stores, layout, and organization is crazy…read morefor especially for this type store . By far the best service I personally had a pleasure of dealing with Olivia she's aces it was like shopping with a friend that actually knows what they're talking about, she had me in and out in less 20 minutes what more could you ask for. You definitely get what you pay for.

From the owner: What started out as one store in 1978 has since become the largest western and work wear retailer…read morein the nation. We say that our customers feed America, build America, and protect America. With an uncompromising desire to support the local communities we serve, we proudly offer the broadest selection of cowboy boots, work boots, western wear, workwear, western-inspired fashion, and outdoor gear. It is an honor to support the varying lifestyles of the people who make our country so great. Our vision is simple: to offer everyone a piece of the American spirit--one handshake at a time.

This store goes way beyond just selling running shoes. While footwear is clearly their main focus,…read morethey also stock all the extras that runners actually need, ranging from arch supports to moisture-wicking gear to even post-workout shoe odor remover. It's a one-stop shop for training and recovery. What really makes it stand out, though, is the staff... They're not just friendly, but actually know their stuff. They'll watch your running stride right in the store (tread mill) and recommend the best shoe for your running style, all at no extra cost, in the name of friendly service. It feels more like being helped by a coach than just a salesperson. If you're serious about running, training, or even just taking a Sunday stroll, this is the kind of place that makes you feel set up for success.

This store is so pushy and shady. Do not accept the offer for VIP, or let them test your feet for…read morethe right sneakers without asking questions. They'll be slick and give you these black socks to try on, and then charge you at the end unless you say no. They'll charge you $150 for orthotic type inner soles at the end too without telling you the price upfront. I had to tell them no to everything. I can get my own custom made orthotics for nothing. The salesperson did say that my orthotics from them can get reimbursed through insurance. If that's true, great if not, we have a problem if she gives out false information to customers. They FORCE the VIP club down your throat, it's disgusting. I would not come here again.

Almost like a running gag, I am immediately drawn to anything that sparkles and shimmers in the…read morelight, like a moth to a flame. Considering Bakers' generous window, I am surprised I haven't been found stuck to it, fogging up the glass with my slack-jawed stare of awe. Like most shoe stores, Bakers is typically packed with girls and women of varying ages, all fawning over the ankle-breaking heels. Like ALDO on the other side of the mall, the sales associates here are very sweet and accomodating, doing whatever it takes to find your size and please you. I'm sure commission may play a part in it, but if it does, you wouldn't know it as they never put The Sell on you to make a purchase, or spend more than intended. The great customer service was especially noted when I stopped in this weekend with a Frankenfoot - aka a huge medical boot - strapped to my left leg. Determined, I picked out lovely 5.5" stilettos and teetered around the store on just one, as the left foot is currently out of the equation. Not only was my associate helpful, she never asked intrusive questions or made fun of me, or ask why I was buying shoes when I am so clearly unable to wear them. She even searched for a new pair for me, as the one I'd received to try on had several marks on the material which we hadn't noticed before. I then decided to try on another pair at the last second, of which I ended up needing a different size of. No problem! When I went to check out, instead of assuming I wanted both (which I did), she never pushed me, and let me decide on my own and inform her of my choice. The entire process was painless, and made me even more of a loyal Bakers customer.

This is one of the few places that has my size. Always friendly staff. Great selectionread more

Once in awhile the old-fashioned "customer comes first" shows up in a big way. Such is the case…read morewith my experience with Sneaker Outlet. I ordered a pair of work boots via online. After placing the order I was not sure if I had indicated the right size. To hedge my bets I ordered another pair, a 1/2 size smaller. Right about the same time as I placed the second order, the first order arrived. (In excellent packaging and with priority shipping.) It turns out this pair fit fine, and quickly I attempted to contact Sneaker Outlet to let them know. Via phone and email the connection was made, and not only did the representative (Bill Q.) say he had been able to hold the second order, but he also provided a 15% discount on the first order. Classy and Professional courtesies, indeed. I can recommend Sneaker Outlet and will be sure to buy from them again.

A little pricy! But good job! He seemed to know his job…read more blah blah blah. It's a shoe repair place , should I write a 1000 page novel! Omg

After having a not so great experience at another local shoe repair place that's not really a shoe…read morerepair place but rather a shoe store trying to get you to not repair your shoe & spend double the price on new shoes, I decided to drive a little further & find a real shoe repair place. This place was the 1 that popped up with the best reviews. Indeed it is a tiny hole in the wall joint. It is very easy to miss. It's literally a little house next to the TD bank that's right next to Vito's pizza. You walk in & immediately the smell of rubber & shoe polish slaps you in the face. Eventually an old little man comes to to help you. He's very short & direct with his customer services skills but looks like he knows what he's doing from the wear & tear on his hands & face. I hand him my $300 boots from a couple seasons ago that I love & tell him I want to resole them & shine them up. Basically make them look new again bc all the salt & snow from last year really did a number on the soles. He looks them over & tells me, "It's going to cost a lot." I ask how much & he tells me $45. I tell him these are good, expensive boots that are worth it. You have to leave 50% deposit on your job. I decided to pay the full amount & that way I can just pick them up when I come back next week for them. I'll finish up my review next week when I pick them up & report on the work it self. But I'm sure it will be quite promising as these mom&pop places are always the best at doing these jobs. ******** As expected, my boots look good as new. Nicely shined with we soles that will last me another season. Thank you!!