The Westfield Shopping Mall surprisngly has quite a few shoe stores, more than you'd think…read moreconsidering the size of the entire mall. Williams is one of the older stores, it's been there for as long as I can remember, and it's definitely gone thorugh it's upgrades over the years. I must say the store is looking mighty fine these days. I love how clean everything looks. I've mentioned this before and I'll mention it again; I hate feet. A lot. It's an effort for me to go shoe shopping, but Williams makes it seem somewhat effortless. The shoes are all displayed neatly on racks and shelves making it clear for everyone to see what is avaliable. The staff will help you find the correct size and style for your needs but won't hassle you to make a purchase.

Their front door is bombarded every day with newly 'dumped' stuff, which I'm sure they appreciate…read morebut I don't envy their job to sort through it all. For us on the other hand, we enjoy a bargain and sorting through for the find of the day, whether it's clothing, furniture or bric-a-brac. Much like a vintage store but without the vinage price tag! The staff are friendly and most are employed on a volunteer basis and doing a good deed for the community. If you would like to contribute some of your unwanted clothes or other stuff, there is a donation bin directly out the front. If it's full please don't leave it out the front instead wait for them to open and kindly give it to them. Leaving stuff out the front looks untidy, can get soiled in the weather and not to mention from passing four legged members of the community or be taken by someone else. Thank you

Come here early and spend a good 2-3 hours as this place is huge! Boasting a huge array of preloved…read moreclothing and overstock colour appealing handbags, Goodwill is a fantastic place to pick up a bargain. Last winter, I snapped a black leather jacket at the clearance rack for a mere 50cents. You heard me right. 50 cents. Ladies will go crazy over the women's section. Bountiful of fashionable tops, skirts, dresses, prom gowns, corporate gear and gorgeous pant suits for the working woman in you. Hip and funky accessories line shelves and wall brackets, all pleading to be worn and taken home. I've picked up some fabulous items here from my last visit. A wine rack which I turned into a shoe rack ($10), a cat painting ($5), kitchenware ($12) and tops (under $10). A must to visit if you haven't already. Add this to your next op shopping store list as there are plenty of op shops along the road and in the close vicinity.

Everything seems to be bigger at Port Adelaide, and this shoe store is no exception…read more Located next to the big pet shop, near the big fruit and veg market, the Footwear Warehouse is well stocked with shoes of all varieties. They're nicely spaced out as well, rather than being all on top of each other. A lot of shoe stores are small with shoes piled on top of each other. If you find something you like and then decide to go back to it later you might forget where it is. Well, it happens to me anyway... I admit I can be scatterbrained. Anyway, that's never been an issue for me here. The prices aren't too bad either. I've seen cheaper shoes don't get me wrong, but I've seen a lot more expensive too. Footwear Warehouse offer decent prices, and you can't go too far wrong if you pay them a visit. Shoes are a necessity after all...

Just like every other Globalize store, this one is messy. This Globalize is an outlet store which…read moremeans it's even more messy. I really don't know what it is about outlet stores that means they need to be messy? That being said, I actually think this is one of the best Globalize stores in Adelaide. It may be a bit messy and chaotic, but there's a few bargains to be had. It's not overly cheap as the clothes are always quite expensive but if you're lucky you can manage to snap up a good deal. They have a decent amount of stock, and the staff are quite friendly.

Awesome bargains found here! Got $5 Wrangler tops and great shoes. Always worth a look. They…read moreseem to vary in the stock levels they have, but definitely worth spending time in here and trawling through the racks!

Mackenzie Shoes is one of the better shoe shops in the shoe-mad Burnside Village. It has an amusing…read morerange of shoes at two extremes - extremely practical, and extremely impractical. There are a few styles that fall in the middle, but most are at the polar ends. They have a great range of Ecco and Rockport shoes, which are very sturdy (and very plain) shoes designed for rougher walking - think ye olde velcro strapped sandals. On the other side is a range of glitzy heels and gorgeous patterned cloth wedges. They're all quite unique styles, so if you're looking for something different this is a great place to shop. They have the cutest pair of black flats with a little fur puff on the toe, like a black bunny tail. These really tickled me (literally!), but they only had tiny sizes left. The prices are among the standard Burnside Range - pricey, but not crazy. Next time I need some walking shoes, I think I'll pop back in.

What a perfect place to put a shop that sells swimwear…read more We were heading down Jetty Road to hit the beach, and I'd forgot to bring bathers. And the last time I'd swam in my underwear ended... badly. And we passed Seaside Swimwear so we ducked inside to quickly buy me some trunks. But they didn't have any. Well, not that we could spot anyway. There was only women's gear. This includes handbags and hats and things (which are all very, VERY important), but no trunks in sight. Apparently the place is still upgrading, though, so I'll check back in a few weeks and see what's happening.

I went to Glenelg looking for chlorine resistant bathers and found this amazing store with the…read morebiggest range I have ever seen! Not only did they have an amazing range but the service was fantastic! I felt really comfortable in this store. There is no mens swimwear so I was able to browse all of the stock at my leisure. I have recommend this store to all my friends and will be going back. Thanks guys!

A short walk from the majestic St Peter's Cathedral in North Adelaide, this op shop has many hidden…read moregems for all to devour. Good stock, the prices are low and you'll find plenty of retro threads here for your next frock up party. Men will find some good shoe finds here, a friend picked up a good leather walking shoes for under $10. If you're looking into stocking up the pantry, linen cupboard or your decorative shelves, check out their huge range of bric a brac. The volunteers are absolutely helpful and friendly, and always up for a friendly chat.

Good old Rivers. If clothes shopping was this easy then everything would be so much better. $5…read moreshirts, cheap shoes and of course, jeans and shorts plus amazing socks. This clothing shop advertises heavily on the TV and sells items at unbelievable prices, it is quite a big contradiction to that unusual pair however somehow they do it. Although I am definitely not a fan of clothes shopping, Rivers makes it just that more bearable. They also have seats for when you need to wait for a while whilst the people with you shop.

I do a hell of a lot of shopping at pretty much ever Rivers shop I come across. Although my…read morefavourites are the regional clearance centres, this one is probably one of the best stores I've been to in a city. It's a pretty big store, with plenty of stock on hand. There's a great range of clothing. I was just in there the other day, and walked out with a new tee shirt and six pairs of socks, and the whole experience set me back less than $16. How often can you find deals like that? The shoe range is pretty good, although when I went in, there wasn't much in my size. There were about three huge racks dedicated to my shoe size, but they were maybe 10% full of shoes, so unfortunately this time I wasn't able to find anything that I really wanted. I could have (and later cursed myself for not doing so) bought a $20 pair of lace up walking shoes, but they weren't really what I was looking for. In hindsight, with the amount of walking I had to do that day, a spare pair of shoes would have been handy. The service was really good. Very friendly, quick, and the lady just seemed to be happy to be there. There's not many places you can go where you can say that any of the staff want to be there, are there? Good place.