Shoemarket, as the name suggests is literally a market full of shoes! Go in here and you will see…read morea whole array of different footwear for both genders and all ages at reasonably low prices. I have bought many pairs of shoes at this store most of which last me for at least a couple of years which is great considering the cheap price I paid for them. If you're in a hurry to buy a pair of new shoes, you'll probably find a right pair here without having to search and compare several shoe stores. The location is fairly easy to travel to as it is on a main road and probably the one of the largest shoe stores you'll find in Liverpool!

This shop is perfect for it's audience which is, to be frank, not a 21 year old student and I can…read morehonestly say I have never shopped here. However, relatives (yes, older) have. Footfitters sells a range of wide-fitting "comfortable" footwear for ladies and gents and, established in Merseyside over 40 years ago, it's been very successful. Sandpiper, Padders and Equity manufacturers are all stocked and the range includes: sandals, boots, courts, lace up and canvas shoes, and slippers. They are quite pricey at upwards of £20 for a pair of slippers but unlike Primarni's offerings, these are built to last.

What can I say about Shoo Shoo that will make it different to all the other shoe shops in the…read moreprecinct? Nothing. Because it isn't. Although this one is probably the biggest and branches into kids shoes as well as adults. There is a lovely range of gladiator sandals ready for the summer on the right hand side of the shop (as you look at it) that made me go 'oooh' for a second before I realised I've not booked a holiday this year and England is too cold for sandals. Also on this side of the shop are the shoes that make you wonder 'do real people buy these or just the strippers?' There are a few stand-alone units that tend to have all the sale shoes on - if you're lucky you can get a fashionable bargain here. And then there's the kids' shoes on the other side, which freaks me out a bit when you hear the thick scouse accent exclaim "eh girl look at these - they'd be boss on the baby!". My opinion on how to dress kids is like this: until they are old enough to think for themselves they should be dressed like children. Not like Britney Spears. Shoes for children should be bought from Clark's and nowhere else. However, I think I'm pretty much alone in that. So: get your shoes from here if you want them cheap but fashionable and fairly sturdy, unless you're buying from the kids' section, in which case prepare for my disdainful looks!!

Don't know about anyone else but I love visiting this shop. I always leave with at least two pairs…read moreof shoes or sandals. Maybe it's because I'm not from Liverpool and I travel from Huddersfield to get away from seeing same old same old. I only wish we had a shop similar to This. The shoes are priced well and there shouldn't be any complaints. The staff are very helpful and I will continue to shop there.

Aeat shoe shop for all ages/styles. Shoes are organised by…read moresizes and are all on display, so no waiting around for shop assistants to get the other shoe you want in your size. Trouble is invariably I go in for one pair and come out with two pairs!! I guess that's something to do with me being female!!

Shoezone in Bootle Strand is one of few branches in Liverpool. It is quite a popular shop for those…read morewanting to buy a fairly reasonably priced pair of shoes or slippers. I always visit here if I need some basic footwear for home as I know that I won't have to spend lots on a pair of domestic slippers or sandals. They have a wide variety and are always well stocked with footwear so there will tend to be a perfect fit if you take your time to look and try amongst their many shelves. Staff will be on hand to assist you if you need it and are generally friendly and considerate. While leather shoes here might not be the best of quality, I guess you pay for what you get but It is so easy to come here and buy more than one pair of shoes!

From the owner: Shoe Zone is the UK's leading value footwear retailer. We love nothing better than helping our…read morecustomers find exactly the right shoes, and always at affordable prices. Our huge selection of shoes for all the family means that whatever the occasion, whatever the outfit, you're sure to find something you'll love.

I've yet to visit a Kurt Geiger store I didn't like. This particular one however, is the Madonna of…read moreall Kurt Geiger stores. Tucked away in the Met Quarter shopping centre, it's a boutique store with sleek white shelving, flattering mirrors, flashes of neon and a shiny silver bookshelf filled with shoes. As for the booty, we're talking hundreds of different pairs of high heels, kitten heels, platform heels, wedges, ballerina pumps, brogues, lace-ups and more heels. In fact, I challenge you to go in the store and not fall in love with at least one pair!

Oh em gee - have you seen the wall of shoes?!? I'm not exactly a fashionista, but after my makeup I…read morewould probably say shoes are my next girly indulgence. Not that I get to indulge that often, which is why I tend to shop in Primark. Anyway. Kurt Geiger shoes are beautiful. I remember they had some Dorothy a la Wizard of Oz red glitter heels - I believe I clutched them and shrieked "there's no place like home" in the middle of the shop, amidst funny looks. Another addition to the Met Quarter's posh shops, they let you come in and try different shoes on without getting uppity, which is nice. The shop assistants also let me play out my "I'm really too rich to be here" fantasy, which is always nice. What else can I say? Great shoes at a not-so-great price, but then they're designer darling. The occasional sale makes you feel a little better. The shoe wall is immense and the staff leave you to your own devices.

The layout of this shop has remained the same for years, and I'd guess that 90% of the stock has…read moretoo. As for the other 10% well, that's OK. I've only bought a couple of things in here over the years, a book or two and a delightful Mary Poppinsesque suitcase. Mother on the other hand has bought books, toys and fancy-dressware for work (she works with children!) and it's always dirt cheap. The book section is probably it's best asset. I think the shop could do with a face lift or at least a little wash down.

From the owner: Crosby Housing is unique as a housing association to have a charity shop that has been established…read morefor over 40 years. The shop is run by a small team of staff and volunteers and sells clothing, shoes, jewellery, gifts, books, dvd's, small electrical items, toys and general bric-a-brac. The shop also sells some items on ebay under the user profile 'chacharityshop'. We take pride in the fact that we rely solely on public donations of items to keep the shop running. If you have any good quality items for donation, please bring them into the shop during opening hours. Your support will be greatly appreciated.

Yes, another shoe shop…read more Same as before - stylish shoes, cheap prices. Nice girls working there who are happy to help. Not so many pushcahirs in this one. And it seemed to have a lot more boots than the other shops, although maybe that's because they've been a bit slow changing over from winter to spring fashions... Mind you, as I've said previously, boots in summer probably wouldn't be a bad thing given the great British summer, so it's probably a sensible idea to have them out all year round!

So many shoe shops so many pun based/ incorrectly spelled signs…read more "Shu" store is ok, it's a little smaller than others in the precinct and the stock is appropriately small, but it can get just as busy. Others in the vicinity stock a wealth of flats, stilettos and trainers, Shu store tends to focus on one particular trend at a time. The prices are generally cheap but look aorund the surrounding stores as prices can differ for similar/same goods.

Size? has been supplying the good folk of Liverpool with box-fresh Adidas Originals, Puma Classics,…read moreNike Dunks and Addict & Freshjive tees since it opened ten years ago. To celebrate their anniversary this year, the distinctive sportswear shop are releasing a series of 6 incredibly cool collaborations with some of the biggest names in training shoes. Each collaboration is limited to 300 pairs of trainers worldwide and 500 tracksuit tops - making them something of a collectors item and must for fanatics. Incase you missed them, there were queues around the block for the Adidas Manchester (blue with orange stripes), Adidas London (red with black stripes and gold lettering) and Nike Air Lunar Mariah (multi-coloured and limited to just 240 pairs). Ask nicely next time you drop in however, and the friendly staff might let you know what dates the forthcoming Adidas Originals Dublin and Nike Lightweight Runners are set to hit the shelves. If they won't, check out the limited edition Kid Robot and Bloc 28 clothes before they disappear too!

Size? is the home of statement funky footwear. If you want something loud and bright on your feet,…read morethis is the place to go. Mainly dealing in trainer-style shoes, this is where you're likely to find THOSE shoes from THAT Adidas advert. If you believe fashion starts with your feet, this is where to go.

Jones the Bootmakers is an excellent shop. It specialises in quality footwear made using…read moretraditional techniques but with modern designs. The service here is second to none. The staff are so helpful and welcoming, they really do make you feel that your custom is valued. If you just want to browse the shop then they will leave you to it, or they will give you excellent personal service and impart all the advice and knowledge you could possibly want. The footwear here is of an excellent quality. This quality obviously comes at a price, but the prices are actually not as extortionate as you might expect. The have shoes ranging from about £40 right up to the £200 mark, so there is something to suit most peoples budgets here. If you want a pair of shoes or boots that will last and wont be the same as everyone else on the high street is wearing, then this is the place for you.

Jones Bootmaker is a small shoe shop nestled away in the Keys Court area of Liverpool One…read more You definitely won't find a bargain here but you will find great quality footwear and famous brand names (if that's what you're after). For a shop of this calibre, prices are expensive across their whole range of shoes and you can expect to pay in the region of £70 for a sturdy pair of mens shoes. Staff are friendly and there to help you no matter how busy they are. I did find the place a bit crammed for comfort and the background music was a little loud, so I had to raise my voice when speaking to staff. Other than that, I can't fault this gem of a shop.