The Shoe Master saved a favorite pair of sandals for me, I'm grateful. Then I took in a lamp that…read moremy mother had given me to the Lamp Master (same shop) and it's been fixed good as new. Thank you!

I brought a pair of equestrian tall boots to the shoe master to have the zippers replaced. I was…read morecharged $285 for this service and it took four weeks to complete. Upon picking up my boots a was disappointed to see loose sloppy stitching, glue being used to hold parts of the boot together, and just overall poor craftsmanship. About three weeks after getting these boots back the repair is separating in places due to the glue not holding and the loose stitches are starting to tear. Also wanted to add that they were poorly re-dyed which I did not agree to. Disappointing because I had heard nothing but good things about this place. Do not recommend.

I received a courteous explanation about needed repairs to my shoes. Quality work at a reasonable…read moreprice.

I often recommend OP Shoe Repair to friends and family. They get the work done quickly and for…read morerelatively inexpensive cost. I've tried other places in town and none of them have stood up to this place! Definitely check them out and leave them a review because they're a true hometown establishment that I hope sticks around for even longer.

Was able to bring my shoes in same day. The technician was wonderful. While he could have fixed my…read moreshoe, he was honest and said for the cost of the repair, he did not feel I would get my wear worth in the fix. I really appreciated him being honest when he could have made the money. I truly appreciate that kind of service and for that alone , I will be bringing any future work back to him.

This place is great!!…read more I needed some new holes punched in a couple of pairs of new Birkenstocks and the straps trimmed. He did exactly what I asked and what was needed at a very fair price and it only took a couple of days. This shop is pretty busy and I can understand why: his work is very good!! If you need shoe repair, this is the spot in Lees Summit!

Andy recommended a great solution and it turned out perfect. They were done in just 2 days. I would…read morerecommend- thumbs up!

Have been very happy with the output from Andy! I have had him fix basic heel caps to adding a…read morepiece of leather on two pair of shoes so the metal doesn't cut into my foot and cause cuts. I have only had shoes done here, so I cannot speak up any other work he may do. He is honest about what he can and cannot do, which I like! He is cash only.

Fantastic job on altering a suit on short notice for prom. Also repaired a purse perfectly. I…read morerecommend!

Attitude, poor quality, inferior techniques…read more Lady marked sleeves, sleeves were not even length. Brought back. "Fixed length" by ironing on a heat transfer material inside. Looks horrible. Will not press flat. Ruined this brand new jacket. Her reply was "what's the problem?" Talking over me, loudly, not listening and then hung up on me. I'll never go back.paid $50 to shorten two sleeves. Had to go back twice. The first time one sleeve was still 1/2" too long.

Did amazing work. My shoes went in looking old and dull, came out looking brand new…read more will return if ever needing future shoe work; recommend to anyone needing some

I'm a shoe-lover and when I need work done to them, I take them to Luis. They've moved locations a…read morefew times, but he does amazing work for a reasonable price. I highly recommend!

Fine service & repair. Geno's called me to see if the stretch was good. All good thanks. I'll bring…read moremy boots for repair

Have been going to Geno's for years. Very nice place and Geno does a great job!!!…read moreLocated in Grossmont Center across from See's Candy.

I admit, this was my first time visiting a cobbler, so I really don't know what to expect, but I…read morehad a great experience here. I had purchased a pair of expensive leather shoes on clearance, and they ended up being way too small in the toe. Sadly, being on clearance, there were no shoes left in the next higher size. But I *loved* these shoes, and had read somewhere about stretching. I then turned to Yelp, and found this gem. I was a bit worried, since stretched shoes cannot be returned, and again, these were a bit pricey. I was not looking forward to the prospect of having to E-Bay messed up shoes, but loved the design of these enough to take a chance. I'm so glad I did! I drove out to North Lawrence, and came upon his shop. It is pleasant just to go there. It reminds me a bit of a tack shop, I guess, which reminds me of my childhood. That aside, it's cute. I went in, and was taken care of right away. If no one is visible, there is a bell on the door you can ring. I explained my predicament, and he seemed clearly well-versed in such issues. He gave me an estimate of about a week turnaround and ~$15 charge. I was so joyous! I'm guessing the turnaround time for my work was short, since it was perhaps an easier, less time-intensive repair. Sure enough, he called a week later and I picked up my shoes, and they fit like a dream! Again, I was joyous. They also looked just fine; I was a bit worried about the effect stretching might have on them, but I noticed no marring of any sort. He was a pleasure to work with, and it sounds like he does all sorts of shoe repair and also other leather good repair and cleaning - check out his website for more info. I may bring some of my ill-fitting belts for help. One thing to be prepared for - when he called with the official price of my work, he asked for cash or check, so it sounds like credit cards may not be an option. *One note to anyone considering stretching, the shoe fit me fine lengthwise heel-toe, the toe was just very small in width. It sounds like changing the length is not so easy, so stretching is moreso for adjusting the width of a shoe. But I'm not the expert, take them here and ask for sure!

My shoes had been in the shop for over six weeks, so I stopped by to check on progress. There was a…read moreman picking up a lined work belt, and they were charging him $150 for it. I get that it's two layers of leather, and the ten to twenty minutes it make it (I've made my own, it's not that much effort.....and OBTW you can get really great work belts from the "Amish" shops that are everywhere in this part of the country, or order from Lehmans) Waiting and watching this rip off completely destroyed any confidence I had in this shop. Instead of asking for a status, I asked to have my shoes back. No need to pay more than my shoes cost for a resole.

Needed two pair of boots stretched and conditioned. Vidal is a badass... He really knows his stuff…read more Explained how he'd need to treat each pair differently based on the different leather. Sadly, due to a manufacturing defect, one of my boots split. He offered to repair, for free, and make it right. Mind you, totally not his fault. Picked up the repaired boot about a week later and you literally cannot tell it was repaired. They look awesome and they actually fit!! I appreciate the time he took with me to explain the process and time/cost. Considering he was just stretching my boots he went above and beyond. I feel confident that he would handle pretty much anything with the same attention and care. This man is a gem.

Lost the very expensive shoes and purse I brought in. It has been over a week and he hasn't started…read moreworking on them. I called about an estimated date they would be done. Got yelled at and told they were lost and that it was a " waste of time" for him to look for them. He told me to come and look for them myself. He then said " if" he finds them he will give them back.