A great shoe shop for all kinds of footwear for the whole family: leather, synthetic, shoes, boots,…read moreand slippers. It's fairly small as it's in the arcade but it's stuffed full of bargains. (I bought a lovely pair of boots yesterday for only £15) It can get quite crowded in the aisles between the racks of shoes. Well worth a look though.

Not a shoe shop that would please Carrie Bradshaw (you won't find high heels let alone Manolo…read moreBlahniks here) however Rowberry's really is one of Swansea's premium shoe stores!

I'm not a fan of this particular shoe shop (I prefer Shoezone further down the hill) mainly because…read moreI think the shoes are overpriced and the staff rather off-hand. They do have quite reasonably priced handbags on an outside rack which I often stop to look at.

Great place to shop, had everything in my size, good value for money and the lady on the tills was…read morereally friendly. I'll definitely be back.

I really dislike this store. It is never tidy and there…read morealways seem to be so many people standing around doing nothing so I don't understand why they don't tidy. On top of that they're really rude. The shop is cheap but the quality of the clothes isn't great and the customer service is awful!

A small shoe shop usually full of great bargains. You can pay full price, expecially for the…read more'label' shoes but many of the others are at quite low prices. They have a good range of shoes and boots for men, women and children and there are small stools where you can sit down to try on. You can buy slippers, insoles, and bags too.

I buy shoes for my son from this shop , unfortunatly my son has wide weird feet so we have no…read morechoice but to buy in clarks. To get to the kids section in this shop you either use the stairs or take the lift. Once you get upstairs you will need to take a ticket and wait your turn , while you are waiting you can have a wander round and have a look at the shoes. The sales assistants are fantastic with the kids , first of all they will measure their feet at the same time they are chatting to the child. They then ask what style of shoe you are looking for and will then go off and look for some shoes. When they come back they will try the shoes on the child and tell you if they think they are the right ones. The quality of the shoes is great , but the price of them isn`t , on average it costs me £28 for a pair of shoes for my son but they do last around 3 months longer sometimes if he hasn`t had a growth spurt.

I love this clarks even though I have to get in the lift to visit the childrens section upstairs…read more But they have loads of selection and usually loads of sizes too. My little girls both have super skinny feet and find this clarks have loads of size E left.

Fair discount clothes shop for women (mainly), men and children. Sometimes you can pick up a real…read morebargain or two here, especially in jumpers/cardigans, blouses, T-shirts, polo shirts etc. Not a huge range though. There's only one cubical where you can try things on so sometimes you have to wait until it's free. They sell some shoes and bags too.