Good visit. Infact most visits are fruitful. My wife was looking for some new sandals. She found…read moresome Rocket Dogs. Now she threw a challenge at me, "find yourself a pair and we both get 50 percent off. " I found some Dockers. Now I admit I got the better deal. The Dockers were originally $50 and her sandals were $30, so we each ended up paying $25 each, before taxes. Shoe Sensation is one of the shops we always hit when in the Tennerton-Buckhannon area.

Very upset. That's…read moreright; I'm very upset. I'm upset because I can only give this company 5 stars! They deserve a minimum of 10 stars. The quality of their workmanship is second to none, whether they are building something new or repairing old shoes. The owner, Charlie, is very friendly and willing to spend as much time with you as you need. Even the young woman at the counter is very courteous and friendly. Overall, all my interactions at Tanner's have been a 10-star experience. Review by "Ralph" aka: Roy frim Glenville

This place is amazing. They do it all. They have my boots looking better than when I got them when…read morethey were given to me. I never dreamt they would've looked this good -- I was going to throw them away. And their services are beyond reasonably priced. And great turnaround time. I have zero constructive criticism. Thank you Tanner's Alley!

Best selection of work boots I've ever seen, yes over boot barn. Hoodies, hats.. FR, the whole 9…read more Go to Benny's.

If I could give negative stars I would. I've been going there ever since I started underground and…read morethey always say they have a good warranty on there boots. Every time I go there, they never warranty any of the boots I brought back with a defect. I'm done with this store. I'm never going to buy anything there again and definitely will tell everyone I know not to shop there.

The man who repairs the shoes could NOT be nicer and does a great job at a reasonable price. He…read moreeven repaired my son's goalie pads and did a great job.

Need something new for a cheap price, either a new shirt or a new replacement charging cable for…read moreyour iPhone, I would recommend shopping at Gabe's.

Took an impromptu road trip to West Virginia and only had a short sleeved shirt and the weather was…read moreconsiderably colder than that. So stopped in for a sweatshirt. The store is like a discount K-Mart. Turns out there was a Target at the mall one exit away, but I am so glad I found Gabe's. They had a blue Menards full zip fleece, which looks like it's a work shirt for employees and, wait for it, it was $6. I love Gabe's. Gabe's is great.

The Shoe Dept. sells mostly shoes and some accessories for women, men, and children. Brands include…read moreNike, Puma, Skechers, Crocs, New Balance, Clarks, and dozens of others. Prices are moderate. I looked for slippers and socks. The selection of slippers was sort of small, so I did not find any slippers that I liked. The selection for socks was better, and I found a pack of socks that looked to be a good quality at a reasonable price. For the checkout, I waited in line for several minutes. The cashier performed her job properly.

Decent place, never had much issue. Nothing above or beyond either. Huge selection if men's shoes,…read morenot much for women. I wear a 10W and I have found more shoes at Payless than I have here - maybe 6 or 8 pairs of women's shoes that might fit if they were more attractive. Staff are usually kids or young adults who don't seem to care one way or the other about sales or customer service. I might be back if I'm bored and in the area, but it's not going to be my first pick for shoe stores.

Market Place shopping center is a strip mall. Current stores include Dollar Tree, Shoe Show,…read moreAdvance Auto Parts, Tractor Supply Co., T-Mobile, etc. Current restaurants include Don Patron Mexican Grill, Peking Chinese, Subway, Gino's Pizza and Spaghetti House, etc. Other businesses include a few healthcare offices and a nail spa. The mall is NOT a major shopping destination, but I was able to purchase some products and to eat lunch here. The parking lot had plenty of spaces. The area was clean and safe. 3.5 stars overall.

Stopped to check out some shoes at the Shoe Department Encore looking for Sketchers for my hubby…read more He is wanting lightweight but with steel toes for work. I was looking for some pretty comfy sandals for myself and our trip for our anniversary. I'm always looking for comfy shoes. The store was clean and spacious. The staff friendly and helpful. I took some photos for my hubby to review and we will definitely go back and find him a pair soon.

Whenever I'm in a mall that has a "Shoe Department" near my hometown, I always tend to avoid it. We…read morehave quite a few of these, but they either have footwear that isn't my size, or isn't my design/style, or something else that makes me cringe and wish I didn't own a pair from a store of this notability. However, when we were in this store the other day at the Morgantown Mall and knew I needed a pair of sandals for our annual summer trip into the nearby city of Fairmont, WV (we didn't stay long thereafter due in part to our family's needs not being fulfilled and most of us being bored), I decided to end and try to find a pair. But when I went in, I was amazed by their selection of men's sandals. Though not name-brand items on sandals(I ended up buying a pair of Northside sandals), I do feel like these are quite stylish and built for needs only. I had some ideas in mind that I wanted to fulfill for, having had dark colored sandal problems before that caused medical problems on my feet in years past. I looked for light colored sandals on both the inner sole, as well as a light colored webbing on the outside with other light colors that looks a little stylish. And while I'm not truthfully too happy with the design on the sole (feeling rough), I'll be happy to get through this summer with them.) The signs gave me a price range that I was willing to pay for. Although I would have known for these shoes to have been cheaper at my local store, this one was a little higher-priced for the design. This is about the only downfall here. Signs were widely visible and it didn't take me long to spot a pair that actually fit my design, size and budget. Although I was never greeted by any employee to help me select one, the first time I was greeted by one was at the register. The employee was off helping other customers and took a minute or so to come up to the register to assist. He recognized I existed, but it took a moment to notice me at the register and ready to pay. He rung up the sandals, and, handing him a fifty dollar bill, said that he didn't have a twenty, but could make do with other change types - handing me back a wide range of $5s and a few singles and some coins. All in all - a very successful visit. Yes, I probably spent more than I should have for only a few months of the year where I live - but this visit sure changed my viewpoint on this type of store to something a little better, after being in an area of the state that I wished I didn't have to go to/through for a vacation for a day or so.