Not the best shoe shop I have ever been to but it very acceptable. I went there as an emergency as…read moremy current shoes were killing me, I had blisters every where and it was a hot summer day. Luckily, I found a pair of shoes that eased my pain. I had always wanted a pair of Espadrilles (the ones with an upper cotton or canvas fabric and a sole made of rubber molded into rope) I found them here and only for a tenner. I had a look around and found a pair shoes that I had bought in another shop about a year ago for almost half the price. Their other styles didn't really do much for me, except for their good selection of Birkenstocks. I thought the mens side was better, but unfortunately I was shopping for myself that day.

A great shopping experience. Love the staff and lovely range of shoes on offer. I will be back soon.read more

Some of their shoes aer so comfy yet look lovely too. Peter Kaiser pumps and italian heels the…read more'walk on air' I always check them out every season, thou their clothes selection is a bit dull and samey

The Staines branch of Burton shares a building with Dorothy Perkins - Dottie P's has the ground…read morefloor and Burton's the first floor. As this is the case, Burton's isn't very big so there isn't much choice of products. Quite a lot of it is taken up by suits so those who prefer something more casual may struggle to find something they like. I've never found Burton's clothes to be of great quality and so they're quite expensive for what they are. Staff can be thin on the ground and last time I was in were more interested in chatting amongst themselves than taking my money.

Bought a pair of the Chelsea Boots in Tan from here, at a not-so-cheap price of nearly £300. It has…read morea suede outer which I love being a bit of a suede junkie lol. A bit narrow at the fitting but as they look so good I will put up with the discomfort of that :) The assistant was helpful but I already knew what I wanted before going in. A little bit pricey though, I think a fairer price would be around £150-200.

Great shoes shoes sold here but you pay the price. I do believe that it doesn't pay in the long run…read moreto buy cheap shoes. I good pair of shoes will last you. I've had cheap shoes that you would be ashamed to ware after a couple of month as they start falling apart. Staff here are pretty good. Large selection of good quality, stylish shoes. But not cheap.

This shop is for men clothing for larger sizes, I went in there once to buy few clothing items for…read moremy brother. The clothes are really nice and made for men of larger size, so the fits really good and style is best suited for larger frames. I always go to this shop now and its all reasonably priced and they offer many deals on clothing items. The staff are friendly and the shop is busy and has a great atmospahere. Also it stands out from all the shops around it so it attracts you to enter. Again its a small business, so get going guys, you'll love it.

I bought some bad ass black spiked suede heeled sneakers at this location... Every time I wear them…read moreI get compliments :) I loved this Aldo, everyone called me madame and it was odd how packed it was yet how the small amount of staff still managed to help all the customers. When in London, check out this location!

I love shoes. I truly do. I'm not obsessive, which means I only have dozens of shoes for each…read moreseason and not hundreds. Aldo is one of the shops I go to when I want to know what the fashion industry would like me to wear. It normally has a massive amount of heels, which are all fairly similar to each other. At the moment they have studs ... on everything. So I assume that studs is the new fashion. As I do not have shoes with studs I assume I will never catch up with fashion and resign to an unfashionable lifestyle. This shop in particular is rather big and has a wide range of accessory as well. It only gets three stars at the staff always seems very put out (or stressed) and the music is always too loud. On the rare occasion when I try on things I can barely ear them calling out my shoe size. Ohh, yes another thing: the staff forgets your face when they go and collect your desired shoes. I think its a reaction to dealing with huge amounts of people every day. Sometimes they walk straight past you and offer the shoes to some other perplexed customer. Highly amusing, but not the reason for my visit: I want my shoes!

I have bought a few bargains pairs of shoes and Boots from here for myself. They are good for…read morehushpuppy makes of childrens shoes which are fitted and come with insoles etc and reasonably priced. I like the fact the shoes are on display and you can easily try them on without waiting for an assistant. Its much better than trying to park in town as its situated just off the town centre and has plenty of parking. My teenage loves the variety of styles, they have lots of high heels as well as flats, a good overall selection to choose from as well as the sports shoes as well. They also sell wellies and bags and shoe care products. They also seem to have larger mens sizes over size 11 which i haven't seen anywhere else.

Good quality shoes at cheap cheap prices. This is a great place to go when you are trying to kit…read morethe kids out with new shoes to go back to school with and you just know that they will need a new pair again in 6 months time because they've outgrown the ones you've only just bought. The place is large and well laid out, with all of the various sizes that they do for each style neatly laid out in their boxes below each display. So you can browse around in your own time and try on a selection of sizes at your leisure to find the one that suits you.

So this street in London is literally drenched in fabulous shops. Shoes, make up, high end…read moreboutiques; you name it, it's got it. This happens to be one of two Browns boutiques on the strip and it's fabulous. It's the kind of catwalk garb that you see splashed across the pages of Look - the first few pages with the celebs on it not the middle high street bit. It stocks "Lust Labels." Items that you dream about placing in your wardrobe and owning. Personally it's better than the original Browns, that's more for your mum, this is more your older sisters' wardrobe, the stuff you steal when she's out with her boyfriend. I can't 5 star this place though, I don't think the service is fabulous and the fact i can't actually afford anything here makes me a little sad, actually, a lot sad. Still I can dream...

Just because it's the younger, smaller sister of big Browns across the road, don't think you'll…read moregrab significantly cheaper stock here (for that, head to the obvious Browns Labels for Less)... But if your wallet can take it, Browns Focus has an amazing selection of the latest crop of fashion-forward - but still wearable - designers (think MeadhamKirchhoff and Richard Nicoll), as well as some more established names like Dries Van Noten and Sonia Rykiel. So while a bit edgier than Browns, BF still appeals to the sophisticated Browns customer. They also have a great range of designer jeans.