This store is part of the Shoe Zone chain. I'm not entirely sure who shops here. I am aware of two…read moreof them that I see fairly regularly, this one, and the one in the Abbeycentre, and any time I go past either, they've been empty. My reason for going in was because I was in the De Courcy Centre when the heavens opened, I had no umbrella, so I called in here to see if they sold any. First impressions when walking in is the chemical smell of fake leather. There's a lot of that in here. They do shoes for ladies, men, and children, and also stock a range of wellies, slippers etc. They had LOADS of slippers, in the styles that old ladies wear, so maybe a perfect place to go if you usually buy your nan slippers for Christmas. Other than that I doubt I'll be back in, cheap prices, but really cheap horrible products, not a fair economy if you ask me.

From the owner: Shoe Zone is the UK's leading value footwear retailer. We love nothing better than helping our…read morecustomers find exactly the right shoes, and always at affordable prices. Our huge selection of shoes for all the family means that whatever the occasion, whatever the outfit, you're sure to find something you'll love.

I lot of things have changed in Carrick over the years, but this great little shoe shop has been in…read moreCarrickfergus for as long as I can remember. Clark's is obviously a well known and long established shoe brand, and is known for good quality shoes. I'm pretty sure that when I was a child, all my shoes came from here! They offer a professional foot measuring system, so you can ensure you are definitely getting the right fit. The shoes are well made and come in a wide range of sizes, half sizes, and widths. This little shop has always been a well presented and run shop, with friendly staff, and is a real credit to the brand.

Was in here yesterday buying my daughter a pair of shoes...like me she wanted all the shoes in the…read moreshop! Staff were helpful and patient with my crazy 1 yr old who simply kept saying "shoes mummy, shoes" Foot measuring available and no pressure to buy once measured. Half sizes available too so that was a bonus as that's exactly what we needed. Glad this wee town still has something unchanged since I was a kid.

Jeanius is a great little clothing and apparel shop which has not long opened, in the De Courcy…read moreCentre. They sell a wide range of clothing and footwear - the style is mostly casual, they have a really good range of Converse clothes and shoes, plus a fantastic range of jeans, belts, bags, jackets etc, but they also do an excellent range of smart blazers and leather shoes too! They have a Christmas club available so should you wish to save up, you can open an account and put money in as and when you can afford, to have a nice amount built up to buy some presents (or treat yourself!) Also be sure to check out their sales, as there are some great bargains to be had (and you can never have too many pairs of Converse!) I've popped in for a look around and the staff were also really friendly!

Spacious and brightly lit store. Sells mostly men's clothing but they also stock some children's…read moreand women's pieces aswell. Good range of shoes (converse and other similar shoes) Staff here are super friendly and always wanting to help you find exactly what your looking for! Usually have deals or offers on!

The Indigo Girls certainly knew the "Power of Two", and Robinson's are even more aware of it, with…read moretheir ladies shoe shop selling some pretty sweet shoes. What was initially a "having a look" moment - spotting the Irregular Choice shoe boots, the pretty German pumps, the new season boots and the slightly heeled gladiators - turned into a right oul barney about feet. Apparently the sales assistant and I both have high arches, and she explained her years of problems, the difficulty of finding shoes, what she has undergone to improve her pain, etc etc. Poor lady. She was very informative and helpful, and extremely friendly, as was her counterpart who smiled and asked us if we were all right moments after coming into the shop. Made a pleasant change from the downright rude and arrogant lady who served me in another shoe shop last week... For such a small shop, there really is a good range of top-notch shoes, all at affordable prices. I would definitely go back, purely for the excellent customer service. And also cos two's the magic number baby.

Do you like quality? Do you like the smell of new leather? Have you got a few bob and would like to…read moretreat yourself to something extra special? Go to Robinsons Shoes and you are in for a treat. It's not just another shoe shop they are shoemakers in the true sense of that word meaning they handcrafted bespoke shoes made to fit you! See their website, it takes you through the process from measurement and choose the hide through to final fitting. Even if you can't afford the hand made version the shop is still worth a visit and, oh, by the way they do keep the top brands in pre-manufactured shoes. Its a lovely shop with wonderful smells!

Yo bitches & niggas, its officer liz macaulay here saying suck my decourcy cock!…read moreIll be spending most of my time at the rugby club taking the lovely white stuff with my husband and his shaved fanny, I've had to resign and hand over business proceedings to the big cock swinger they call Chris sweeney! I also know who robbed the vending machines as I got myself in a bit of bother with the local paramilitarys and had to hand the alarm code over, i sure do hate those kids! If only their mother didn't come pick them up and they actually knew their fathers! Anyway, smell my cheesy fuck box. P.s I hate David Cooper!

The DeCourcy Centre is Carrick's answer to the shopping of the likes of Oxford Street in London…read more No, not really... It used to be busy enough before the big Tesco superstore opened, due to Tesco previously being located within the centre, however now, apart from visitors to New Look, it is generally just used as a 'through area' - people wanting a shortcut to the town centre. The DeCourcy centre never realised the potential that was intended for it. Even when it first opened, it was never filled to full capacity. Over the last couple of years, the centre has been looking increasingly tired and dilapidated, and it is now generally used as a meeting place for the elderly. Even a pound shop which only opened recently has just closed down, and as someone else mentioned, the gift shop Etc are also having their 'closing down sale' Sad times for the DeCourcy Centre.

This is a proper shoemakers shop that does every conceiveable type of repair to shoes. I believe…read morethey have been in business in Carrick for half a century or more. Nowdays they have shop in Market Place offering a bespoke shoemaking service so the repair business compliments and supports the after service side of the business. Good shoes deserve the best of care and Robinsons can certainly offer this service. Support them with your business craftsmen are becoming scarce.

Totally agree with 4myview, from getting my wifes heels replaced to a pair of hand make shoes…read moreRobinsons is the place.

Shoe Zone this is the same as every other Shoe Zone shop I've been in. Nothing special to report…read more This isn't an expensive, out of the price range shoe shop selling big name designer shoes, but it is a fantastic bargain buy shop for back to school shoe wear or shoes that won't cost you an arm and a leg. Admittedly it is the same old stuff year in year out but you can't beat the value for money you find here. Cheap shoes in both their price and sometimes their quality. Saying that though, if you need those school gutties / plimsoles for P.E. then you can get them here for a total steal of £1.99. Now you can't beat that! The shop has been keeping feet happy for nearly one hundred years. It was founded originally founded in 1917 as "Bensonshoe" and since has been providing bargain foot wear at discount price. If you're not fussy and are after a good value buy then head to Shoe Zone and pick up a bargain.

DO NOT SHOP HERE!!!!!! I would give this shop zero stars if…read moretheir was an option. I purchased a dress here on 12th April 2019, however I did not like it on and returned it within the 7 day full refund period and was told the amount was too large to put straight back onto my card so would be done by Lisa herself that evening, its now the 29th May 2019 and I have still not received a refund as promised and they will not answer my calls or messages and have blocked me from Facebook. Totally unprofessional and Hannah one of their staff members was down right rude and ignorant and should not be allowed to speak to customers the way she did. On another note they have a really lovely girl called Bethany that works in store and I would like to thank her for all her help.

This stunning little boutique is just what Carrick needed! In the current trend of high street…read moreshops closing their doors, this fab little shop has breathed new life into West Street, and Carrickfergus town centre as a whole. They offer a wide range of gorgeous dresses, shoes and bags, with some sale items too. The shop itself is beautifully decorated and it's a lovely place to spend some time (and money!)

Wow! An alternative, funky clothing store in Carrick? Who'd have known! I am truly amazed! I just…read moreabout walked past this shop but my friend called me back after seeing my 'wish list Xmas shoes' on sale in here, we're trying to find the cheapest price for them and we're shopping around so priced them in here (unfortunately £100 same as everywhere else, boo!) But I'm really glad I called in! We saw some great wee items and we laughed as the wee one with us put on two different coloured wellies (starting a fashion trend I think!) and the guy working in the shop was good craic and even promised to hold over a jumper my friend fell in love with! Definitely a shop I'll be back to. Bonus points for the cool staff.