I saw the bad review & felt compelled to write a positive one as my experience was so different. I…read morewas looking for a very comfortable walking shoe. After examining my feet the woman steered me toward a pair of Akaisha shoes. I had never worn this brand so I kept looking at other shoes that had just come in. She assured me that for my feet these would be perfect. They were 40% off - I had not come in expecting any sale & she was convincing so I bought them. These shoes are the best I have worn in my entire life! I went on a trip to Paris 2 weeks later & wore them 12 hours a day sightseeing. My husband got blisters - my feet felt great at the end of the day. I was impressed because she could have easily sold me a much more expensive pair of shoes that I loved for the style. But she didn't - I love these shoes so much that when I could not get a 2nd pair I ordered an identical pair from the US with the help of the Akaisha US Rep.

Staff is knowledgeable and show initiative in getting the "right fit." They bring "old world"…read moreexpertise, which is rarely seen in our little Maritime city. They have assisted me in having my older Finn Comfort shoes and boots repaired. I have spent huge amounts of money on custom orthotic insoles with special brand orthotic shoes and the benefit has been marginal. Most of these so-called "orthotic" shoes cannot be repaired or rebuilt. Properly manufactured leather shoes with firm insoles yield nearly instant relief from ankle and arch pain--pain typically caused by flat feet (excessive pronating) and obesity. Pronating may be alleviated by light boots with ankle support--the benefit of the German brands is the all leather construction that conforms to your foot over time. In the end it is the responsibility of the buyer to communicate what they want and how a product feels.

Purchased a pair of Sandals that were discounted but then supposed to have another 20% off on top…read moreof the discount and the cashier wouldn't do it. Went in next day and an older cashier gave the 20% off but wss a bit insulting with a comment. Staff is definitely unfriendly in the Dartmouth store. Won't be returning there again. Selection and value were okay but service is seriously lacking.

Horrible customer service. I purchased a pair of shoes on…read moreJuly 29th, by August 21st, and not even worn daily, they're literally falling apart at the seams and the company will not accept returns because they were purchased in store. The store will only do a refund up to 60 days after purchase and will not allow me to return them through mail or send them any photos at all to even just have them refund my card. I have never in my life had such poor customer service and they will absolutely NEVER get our business ever again. The manager of the store even agreed its ridiculous and happens often. Living 3 hours away from the nearest store we are just out $100 dollars and a pair of shoes. Absolutely disgusted definitely do not recommend ever shopping there.

On my recent venture for sandals, I found myself at Aldo a few times. I went in, I came out. I went…read morein, I came out....I ended up buying 2 pair of sandals and a day later, returned both of them and in turn bought 2 more pair from the same location. I think my style changed overnight! I find Aldo has a good selection of shoes, but just not for me. I am not into 4 inch heels and although they have some pretty shoes, I'd rather not set out to kill myself just because the shoes are stunningly beautiful! The prices are usually a bit higher at Aldo compared to other shoe stores. The staff are 'ok' - nothing to give them kudo's about. Overall, I will continue to shop Aldo. Good selection, fairly pricey but a good, quality shoe.

Recently I needed to grab a pair of shoes for a friends wedding. After checking around a few stores…read moreI stopped in Aldo with pretty low expectations, but left with my mind changed and a new pair of shoes. The staff at this location were really friendly and worked hard to search out a pair of heels in my size (no easy task) in a couple different styles. They were also honest about how they looked, which was refreshing. Sometimes, no matter how much you like a pair of shoes, it's important to hear somebody say, "I'm not sure if those are going to work." After I picked out my shoes, I had a look around the store and found a lot of really nice accessories for men and women. I personally thought the men's accessories were a little nicer overall, but that's just me. I left Aldo with a great pair of shoes and a real interest in shopping there again. If you're looking for a stylish shoe at a decent price I think Aldo is definitely an option worth checking out.

OMG now I know how Carrie Bradshaw feels in Sex in the City. Shoes, shoes and more shoes. And the…read moredangerous part is that there is a 50% off sale, shhh please don't tell anyone until I get back down. I went two years ago and walked out with three pairs yikes. But yes I do love them and I still keep them in the box after I wear them. Now it is true what they say is that you get what you paid for and when these sales like this happens you can actually afford these shoes and they will last. My black patten wedges which is now going on their third summer look like new. John David shoes has been around for sometime and specializes in high quality high fashions shoes. From flats to those stilettos that will make any ones head turn to Gladiators. Funny I was with my BFF yesterday and we were looking through the window like I kid at Disneyland would saying I want those and those. We are going back today look out.

So, I know realize that most of the shoes in here are supposed to be designer and therefore…read moredesirable, but I didn't see anything that really stuck my fancy... and I'm quite a shoe fanatic. Most of the boots seemed to have a lot of the crocodile skin look in flashy colours. And other than boots, it was mostly strappy, open-toed heals, some of which still had the croc skin look. Not that I have anything against that look, some people can really pull it off. But it's not for me. The shoe pricing was still pretty expensive, even though there was a %50 off sale. I couldn't imagine seeing the actually cost of those shoes. I'm probably just jealous that I can't afford them though. I guess a lot of people can because the store was pretty full of women. In fact, there wasn't an open seat to try anything on because there were so many people in there. There was one really nice salesguy that I encountered. I was looking at some flats and he came over and told me that most of them had a built-in gel cushions or insoles. He took a moment to show me what he meant, then smiled and walked to someone else. I loved that he didn't stick around by my side and shop with me, much like some other salespeople might. It was just a nice experience that I thought I'd share with you.

Everyone I've dealt with here is dedicated to their job and loyal to Soles in Motion which gives…read moreyou a nice feeling, especially when you have to shell out bigger bucks than at outlets... I can't buy at outlets unfortunately - I really have to take care of my feet. I've gone to this shop for orthotics, to discuss shoes and sneakers, to shop for others and to partake in the customer day (where they had a New Balance rep in and they had a BBQ outside and draws). I have been to other similar shoe shops and have had great service and/or buys or experiences but Soles in Motion stands out to me. So if you need a team of experts to care for your feet from orthotics to advice to friendliness and attentiveness to social days, I would give you three options and tell you the benefits of each (or if you need to shop for best price), but I would send you here first. I would also mention to ask for: Scott, Tamara and Sandra. Those are just the names I know but I have talked to others who were also friendly and helpful.

I visited Soles in Motion in May, as directed by a staff member on a telephone call a few days…read moreprior, to resolve an issue of substandard footwear (sandals), purchased in June 2025 as a Christmas gift to myself. The soles split partly on one and totally across the diameter on the other after minimal use - walking around my residence in early spring to break them in for the summer. They had been unused to this point and stored in a closet. While waiting in line behind other customers, we began discussing why we were each bringing back items. The manager arrived and walked behind me barking "come here". I asked if she was speaking to me and she nodded yes. I asked if she could speak in a more courteous manner then the conversation declined due to her stressed, annoyed, waste of her time manner. After stating the circumstances above, she declined to consider any resolution or upgrade, stating "we don't carry that brand anymore" and they were worn, which I had just explained, as above. It should be noted that the manager also refused to identify herself other than as "the manager" when asked her name, but the company website identifies her as Niki Storms, Operations Manager. Immediately, she yelled "get out of my store" repeatedly, in an aggressive, loud tone, just inches from me, invading my personal space, walking me through the store, the double set of exterior doors and to the sidewalk. She continued screaming on the sidewalk outside not to talk to shoppers present outside. I asked her to call the police as she has no legal authority to continue screaming at and verbally harassing me outside. I had continued to attempt a conversation, as security cameras can verify, throughout this entire abusive process, but the manager was out of control. As a 75-year-old disabled senior with invisible injuries that leave me unable to quickly process information or walk quickly, I found this behavior unprofessional and totally lacking customer courtesy. I was publicly disgraced, embarrassed and verbally abused in front of customers both inside the store, in addition to outside the premises, while standing on the sidewalk, where prospective customers had to walk around her to get into the store while she yelled. A customer who left the store after this incident approached to tell me she didn't buy anything after seeing the manager's behaviour. I contacted the owners, Jen Estabrooks and Dr. Mark Fletcher ( https://www.ratemds.com/doctor-ratings/97394/Dr-Mark+Andrew-Fletcher-Dartmouth-NS.html/ ), about their manager's outrageous behaviour, but neither addressed their Operations Manager's actions. I once would have easily reviewed this company highly, as many others do, however; the only satisfaction this disabled senior will get is accountability for an abusive manager. The company and owners are responsible for her actions as well. In the meantime, I will take steps to expose what is considered acceptable behaviour by this company's owners and manager. My advice to health care workers who purchase products at Soles in Motion, remember, you give your career and sacrifice to help seniors, especially disabled seniors. Read my story and possibly consider choosing to purchase footwear and other products elsewhere.

The Shoe Company has become one of my new favourite stores. Although, I'm a much bigger fan of the…read moreone in Dartmouth Crossing, this one is still pretty good. I am a shoe shopper and nothing puts a bigger smile on my face more than a comfy, sexy pair of heals, or a cozy pair of slippers, or a casual pair of flats or even a pair of Nike runners for when I need to get out for a stroll. The Shoe Company has great selections at a reasonable price. I can usually get a pair of good quality shoes for under $50.00. I sometimes find it hard to get my size. Most times, they have a lot of size 7 and 8's left but when it comes down to finding a pair of size 9's, it's scarce. The staff is quite helpful though and are quick to offer assistance with calling another store. I am a fan of The Shoe Company and will continue to shop especially in the Dartmouth Crossing. Much better selection there!

The Shoe Company fills a need in the Halifax market: mass marketing of shoes in all sorts of…read moreheights, comfort and design. Sure, Payless has a variety of shoes, but I find their quality and comfort to be less than stellar. At The Shoe Company, you can find shoes in every price point, fit for every member of your family. It can be particularly difficult to find good fitting shoes for kids, and The Shoe Company is one of the few places where you can find well constructed shoes for beginning walkers. Sure, we all think women's shoes but The Shoe Company also offers a wide selection of men's shoes. There's nothing like a sharp-dressed man, and The Shoe Company certainly helps outfit you in that area. Try The Shoe Company before you head downtown to the higher-end stores.

I purchased a few pieces of clothing, shoes and colognes. All clothing is excellent quality and…read moreseems very well made. Shoes are comfortable, both sneakers and dress shoes. I get compliments on the colognes that I've tried (night walker and vengeur). The jacket seems nice and warm (it's Fall in Halifax NS).

Nestled in the heart of Halifax's vibrant downtown, Snover Fashion & Fragrance stands as a beacon…read moreof style and sophistication for the modern man. Whether you're in search of the perfect pair of shoes, a premium suit for that special occasion, or cozy winter wear to combat the chilly Maritime weather, Snover has you covered. Snover seamlessly transitions to offer a wide range of sweaters, sweatshirts, and polos that marry comfort with style from luxurious cashmere knits. Located near Spring Garden, Snover Fashion & Fragrance

its good. the mall is giant and there are a lot of stores. the only thing that I'm not surprised by…read morewas the food court. considering the mall, the food court was kinda tiny. there is about 6 stores at the food court. Halifax shopping center was WAY SMALLER and the food court had 15 stores.

The Mic Mac Mall offers over 160 shops and eateries on the eastern side of the HRM. Mic Mac is…read moreconvenient to majour highways and offers shopping at big stores like The Bay, Zeller's, Shoppers Drug Mart, Toys R Us, and Winners/Home Sense. Mic Mac has a food court and plenty of specialty food places including Jugo Juice, Perks Coffee, Orange Julius, A&W, Starbucks, and Tim Horton's (yummo!). We did some shopping here recently to check out some stores such as HMV, Old Navy, Eddie Bauer, Sony Style, and The Source At Circuit City. MicMac is a good size mall, but it was very crowded inside on a Saturday morning and we had to park way out in East Bumf--k. Anyways, we spent a good 90 minutes shopping here. I picked up a few things on sale at Old Navy and Winners and had a good cup of coffee at Perks. Next stop for us was, Downtown Halifax for an afternoon of chill time.