Good selection. They play a little favoritism on the special releases.. Good customer service…read moreotherwise..

Been coming here since 2012 .. and there last 5-6 years of releases have been horrendous .. today…read morewas the last straw on the linen AF1 release.. they always post super late the day on release so you never know if they'll have the shoe till later the day , and when you show up everything is already sold out plus they closed their comments on IG and have no phone # or anyway to get a hold of .....and they carry 1 shoe per size , such a waste of time , also on hype releases they make you spend 100$+ on apparel to get a chance to buy the shoe at retail , I tend to support mom and pop shops , but these guys really suck .. 10 + years ago it would always be FCFS and things always ran smooth.. these guys have to nickel and dime their customers just to stay afloat I guess .. spend your $$ elsewhere fellas these guys don't give a shit about you

Great boutique feel to this shoe store. We walked in looking for Hokas, and Eric was really helpful…read moreand gave us a great experience. He guided us to a foot scan technology, and went to recommending shoes based the scan. This tool was very valuable to keep in mind for a future purchase, and it adds some fun to the experience.

I really don't know why LT has so many stars. The mani pedi was sub-par and cost the same as…read moreeverywhere else. It was really quick because they didn't do much work. I won't be going again.

Taliyah (Update Found Out How To Spell Her Real Name) Came…read moreto visit and someone forgot to grab my shoes lol but lucky we found a WSS and Talia )I think that's how you spell her name) but she was awesome, very friendly and outgoing and she helped me find some shoes in my size, I wear size 15 and it's almost impossible to find in a store, I normally have to order them online, but she was able to find some nice size 15's in the colors I wanted, I was really taken back about how Dedicated she was in helping me and her job. She went above and beyond, she checked every brand name in the store looking for my size, so Thank you much for helping me and saving this trip, I'd have been mad the entire time not having fly shoes. So thank you Talia, (I hope that's how you spell your name, lol) I'd definitely come back and see you again, thank you for your hard work and dedication, and for being very outgoing and real. Note to management: You have an awesome employee, will definitely recommend her and your store to friends and family.

As much as I love a good deal. Coupons. Rewards. Even customer service in store. It needs some…read moreimprovement. A defective shoe should NEVER be been given. Then I have to contact Customer Service myself due to the false information I'm provided that I can exchange the DEFECTIVE shoe at any WSS location. WRONG! Since it was an ONLINE store-pickup order. It must be processed online and shipped back. What a hassle! I appreciate the worker who went outta his way to look for another pair in my size in store. But giving me false information was such a waste of time and gas.

Destiny helped me. I told her what I was looking for and she immediately figured out what would be…read moreperfect for me. We found the perfect boot, but when they didn't have my size in the color I wanted she called around and saved a pair for me at another Lucky Feet location. Amazing customer service, it's really hard for me to find shoes because I have super high arches and she made it easy.

My new job requires 20k plus steps a day and my dogs were aching!!! Kevin set me up with my foot…read moreanalysis, the correct in soles and my new Hokas and actually taught me quite a bit about caring for my aging feet. Honestly, I think the shoes were priced $2 less on Amazon... but I got $10 off in store without the hassle of sending back shoes that didn't fit properly. Kevin was able to juggle 3 off us in the store at once and yet give us all individual attention.

Christine was such a huge help! Very knowledgeable and friendly. Helped each of us pick out…read moreexactly the right Birkenstock for our feet.

One person working on a Saturday and this place was packed. I walked out without a pair of…read moreBirkenstocks. Poor lady was swamped I can't believe she was alone. Lots of frowns I could see not just myself didn't get any attention no hello or I'll help you in a minute. Like being a ghost, this store is for you. I can't believe they would only have one poor employee trying to handle everything. I hope she finds some comfort that most of us walking out felt bad for her. Order online I guess. The store itself is nice, maybe go on a weekday. I hope they pay that poor lady what she deserves.

I dig this place. Unique clothing from hipster, retro to skate vibe. Cool shoe inventory you can't…read morefind elsewhere. Staff is amazingly friendly. 5 stars

Kings is one of the few last bastions of streetwear boutiques, reminiscent of a long, bygone era of…read morestreetwear dating back to around 2009 to maybe the end of 2014. Nowadays streetwear trends have shifted, blurring the line between casual fashion and high fashion. It's made its way into high fashion, collaborating with major fashion heavyweights like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Vetements, etc. to list a few. Kings to me is what pure streetwear is all about at its core. No bots, no asinine reseller mark-ups, no insane pricetags, no bullshit. Just tried and true streetwear styles from iconic streetwear brands that have withstood the test of time. I'm thankful Kings and others like it still exist (Proper, BAIT, Bowls LA and Union are both kind of). I say kind of because Bowls opens whenever they want and Union definitely has a certain audience in mind with the brands they carry. Anyway, maybe I'm looking back at the history of streetwear with rose-tinted glasses, but there's no denying that the fact that a place like Kings can still thrive despite the fact that a lot of boutiques I used to frequent have either shifted to online exclusively or just shuttered their doors permanently is respectable. The fact that you can still walk into a place like this and get some sick drip without playing bullshit games and waiting for drops or buying bots to cop shit is something I truly appreciate. The staff is cool as always and if anything, their selection has improved over the years and they've definitely stepped up (heh) their shoe game as well. Anyway, my very long drawn out point is that Kings is still king when it comes to finding streetwear locally with an excellent selection. They carry all the brands; new and old. It's like Costco. You definitely aren't walking outta there with just a $5 rotisserie chicken. You're gonna walk outta there with a whole ass wardrobe if you haven't gone shopping in a VERY long time, like me.

I like to thank the store manager from above business he truly shows his management skills on a a…read morepair of sneakers u return I will be back to purchase in future

The best shoe store around the service here is always good people are very helpful and always have…read morethe best prices on shoes...

If you need to shop here better To shop online this place is never open. Waste it time and gas.read more

Had a great experience with Derrick tonight...looked like he was about to close the shop, and he…read morewas still welcoming us into the store. Rare to get customer service like that anymore - so, thank you! My husband was celebrating his bday so he was especially appreciative to interact with someone with such awesome vibes. Cool and clean shop. Was able to pick up a few things for his skateboard...successful visit!

Beautiful new boutique in the Claremont Village. We stopped in for a moment as we were making our…read moreway to the Sunday Farmer's Market... someone in our Claremont Women's Book Club had suggested this place. The shoes are fantastic! comfortable looking, the displays are updated each season. It has a high-end European vibe when you walk in; the scent is mesmerizing. Service was very accommodating. As soon as you walked in, they greeted you and asked if they could assist. Know in advance not to touch the merchandise - ask for their assistance. There are signs stating this, but I think people might, in their enthusiasm, disregard the requests. I wish them well. Respectfully Reviewed.

It's unfortunate that I can't respond directly to the review you left earlier, where you make…read moreclaims that are clearly untrue--such as saying there were signs that said "do not touch." You know very well that's not the case. It wouldn't make sense to have a store that sells bags and shoes where customers aren't allowed to pick them up or try them on. You also know that nothing was damaged at any point. It's disappointing that, instead of simply saying something like "I'm sorry you felt that way," or offering any kind of apology, you chose to take a defensive attitude and continue being aggressive. In any case, don't worry -- I have no intention of ever returning to a place where customers are treated that way. Your table and display stand were never damaged, and honestly, given the unfriendly attitude you showed, I truly don't believe you would have hesitated to point it out and charge me if anything had actually happened. I'm not playing the victim -- I'm simply a dissatisfied customer sharing her experience, as this platform is intended for. I will say: your store is beautiful, and your products are truly lovely, but unfortunately, your attitude leaves a lot to be desired. Believe me, if you had maintained the same warm attitude you showed when we first arrived, none of this would have happened. It's truly unprofessional of you to resort to lies just to make others believe that I'm the one being dishonest. And finally, I won't be replying again, because this would just turn into a game of your word against mine -- and there's no point in that. Since I have no intention of ever returning to your store, I also have no reason to come back and read your responses. I sincerely wish you the best, and I hope this experience serves as a lesson on how to treat your customers -- even in the smallest of incidents.

Another new addition to Asian American Expo, Sneaker Expo!…read more Entry tickets to Asian American Expo, also gave entry to Sneaker Expo along with K-Play Fest and Anime Impulse! This event took place at the same time at exhibit hall 8. For their first year running, it was very impressive that they took over the entire hall and that they had a pretty good crowd going around. To be honest, I am extremely far removed from this kind of culture, but it was still neat to look around. There's lots of, of course sneakers and shoes, of which I assume are high quality and highly sought after and lots of trendy street fashion style clothes. Lots of vintage and anime collaboration clothing which was really neat. Loved how the vendors would decorate their booths as well. There were some cars at this hall, a place to shoot some hoops, and a trading area for shoes too? Perfect if you're a sneaker collector. I didn't think I'd get anything for free here, but I got a free lighter. Nice, thank you ! I also thought it was super funny, but I immediately got hit by a huge wall of vape juice/weed smell entering here haha. Vibes are on point!