So after I had been to the shoe zone in the penny meadow shopping centre I found this one and went…read morein, within two minutes of being there the assistant asked if I needed any help so I asked whether they had a size 7 in a slip on with the ornamental buckle on the side in black and he went to go have have a look and low and behold he did, however the size 7 was slightly too big for me so I asked if he had the same shoe in a size 6, which he did. Now I must admitt that the service I got from this chap was extremely good and I will most definetly be going back to him no doubt about it

I am a bit of a self confessed shoe addict, so whenever I go out shopping in Hastings, I make sure…read moreto visit Shoe Shuffle, situated on Castle street. It's really near the beach, so if you forget your flip flops it's an ideal place to stock up! They have school shoes for kids, and killer heels for girls, Doc Martins and work shoes galore. The range is quite good for such a small shop, and they often have sale ranges that are excellent value. I have reasonably large feet for a woman, and this shop stocks up to size 8 which is ideal for me! They have some amusing spelling mistakes (dessert boots, for instance) and some bizarre notices (do not lick the mirrors) which serve to make the shopping experience all the more enjoyable!

Very rude customer service. Will happily sell you used returns or display footwear for the same…read moreprice as normal footwear and they know every trick in the book to get away with it. Never again...

It's a lovely shop with a lot of choice and a good quality, the men-shoes department is one of the…read morebiggest in the town.- But if you are under 7, they don't have plenty of shoes for you

Very nice shoe shop - lots of choice of good quality shoes etc. Watch out for their sales - always…read moreget a really good bargain.

Clarks shops are basically the same all over the UK so there are no surprises - you'll find a great…read morerange of sturdy kids shoes (and adults too, but we always go here mainly for the kids !)but the prices are relatively high. You do get what you pay for though. The staff are friendly and competent, they know how to put the children at ease and are quite happy to spend time measuring feet and checking sizes. Unlike some shops, if they haven't got the right size, they'll send you away empty handed rather than trying to fob you off with the nearest size they do have. The ticket system is handy to avoid stressful queuing as it can get busy.

Shop is within the Arndale Centre so parking available at a cost. They have a good range of…read morechildrens shoes and a number ticket to pull out so you get served in order. Kids enjoy the step on electronic device to measure their feet. Good range of ladies shoes and leather handbags. Expensive to good to go in the sales!

Advertising stock they don't have, taking money for orders they can't fulfill and utterly wasting…read morepeople's time, avoid.

There aren't many shoe shops where you know the shoes you are buying are definitely high quality…read more I know the main wish is to find shoes that look great and stylish. And my goodness they do that too. But these are always so comfy as well and that's worth a great deal more than you'll pay :) it's lovely. And the staff are so kind and unobtrusive, they let you get on with things or will become a little more chatty if they see you'd like some help. I hope I'm not alone in getting a little flushed and flustered when there's someone watching over you whilst trying shoes on... But these guys leave you to it, in a comfy leather chair until you stand in front of one of of many helpful full length mirrors. (so you don't have to cavort around an entire lap of the shop in shoes that aren't (yet) your own and are so embarrassed you can't really tell whether you like the shoes). They will last. They look great. And the shop is so pleasant I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Stead and Simpson sounds like it's going to be another of Lewes' artisan shops, with fancy window…read moredisplays and quality emanating from it's darkest crevices, but actually it's just a pretty tacky shoe shop, a bit like a Brantano or something similar. With makes such as Ikon and Hi-Tec, your not blown away by the power of the brand, which in many ways is good (on a cultural and philosophical level), but in all other levels, that is a bad thing. Best thing about here, not surprisingly, is that if your on a budget it's really good value for money, and you can buy smart as well as casual shoes here too, for a snip of the price that other retailers in Lewes would charge.