I gave this shoe store 4/5 because it really is as good as it gets for a shoe store selling the…read morekind of brand name and quality shoes they do. The customer service was great, employees were helpful and cheerful, but not overbearing. Shoppers browse around the store, and the shoe sizes are stacked on the shelves, so there's no need to ask the employees to fetch you sizes or colours. The shoe selection is impressive. They had a huge variety of brands as well as shoe types. I consider this very convenient, since you have all the brands and shoe types in one place, as opposed to visiting ten different shoe stores in order to get a broad selection. I also consider it extremely cheap relative to buying these shoes new from other stores because Shoes 22 often has sales where you get really good deals (ex. Guess shoes which were normally $150 cost $120 at Shoes 22, and then were on sale for 50% off). I will mention, however, that although it does have a large selection, it doesn't have everything (for instance, I noticed they didn't have converse, nor was there a selection of specific kind of shoes like skate shoes, for example). Overall, I gave it 4/5 because it's very comfortable to shop at, has an enormous variety of shoe types and brand names, has quality shoes, and good prices.

The best place to go in Waterloo for sneakers. If you enjoy shoe culture or sneaker collecting then…read moreyou need to visit this boutique. They carry a wide variety of sneaker brands (Supra, Supra NS, Vans, Vans Originals, Vault by Vans, RBK Originals, RBK DGK, RBK Pump, Adidas Original, Adidas SB, Nike 6.0, Etnies, eS, Emerica, DC, DC Skate, Ipath, DVS, Lakai, PONY, Keep, Alife, NB Exclusives, PF Flyers, Pointer). As well as sneakers, they carry some clothing from brands like LRG. Prices are pretty typical for the goods they carry. The employees working at SoHo are friendly, and from what I have seen, know their products and sneaker culture well.

I bought Marcus Zip/Lace commuter boots just before Christmas. They are terrible boots. The very…read morefirst walk with my dogs the next day, they didn't keep my feet warm. And the laces on both boots are shredding from normal use and the treads are almost already gone. And I bought them because they were half off of the $100 but even at $50, they are a waste of money. Do not buy this crap. And on top of that, I went to Tootsies, because I saw boots I liked the look of in a flyer and even in the store, there was a picture of the boots I was interested in, but they didn't carry them. Talk about bait and switch.

Absolutely no customer service. i was met with a very rude staff, unhelpfull,…read moreunprofessional.

We are so lucky to have a store location in Waterloo. They offer reasonable prices for outdoors…read moreclothing and equipment for cycling and camping. Quality and styles and colours are current and are very comparable to other high end brands. It's the fit that counts, not the label. A++ for excellent prices.

Conestoga Mall was right across the street from the hotel we were staying at, and it has a…read moreWinners, so we had to go, lol. We walked over, but of course there is lots of free parking. The mall itself is like any other medium to large mall in Canada with the usual chains. I did not see anything special about this mall. No unique stores or anything that really sets it apart from any other mall. The Winners was really picked over and was wasn't that great. The food court was just chains with no independently owned vendors. My husband and I walked around, but nothing caught our eyes, so we didn't buy anything. It's an ok place to poke around, but not a destination mall, at least not in my opinion.

This mall is probably the best you can get in Waterloo Region in terms of ambience and selection…read more Oh, and it even has an Apple store! Good transit connections as well from UW, Laurier, and well...most of the Waterloo core since the very frequent routes 7 and 200 both serve there. You can even do your grocery shopping inside as there's a Zehrs Market connected to the mall. The food court has the usual selections, though the addition of a Spring Rolls To Go and a Tandori makes it slightly more unique than others. Love the open concept of it by the way. The washrooms are very environmentally friendly as they encourage you to use the reusable towels they offer by the sinks. No need to use paper towels, no need to worry about bacteria from the dryers. I rarely rate malls a 5 as I believe malls are a hindrance to good urban development, but at least this mall incorporates environmental concepts to it.