Yep, so I had an interview for the first time in years and with the current climate of intense…read morepressure for the most futile of jobs, I decided I needed to give myself an edge with a brand new pair of spanking shoes. I headed here as it stuck in my head for some reason - it seems to exude quality and traditionalism, for some reason. And yes, that's exactly what I got. Rather older staff than most trendy shoe stores dotted up and down our country's high streets, but still very knowledgeable and friendly. I ended up spanking £80 on a lovely pair of brown leather shoes, and didn't get the job. Ho hum.

A Russell and Bromley in Bath. I was so surprised how many higher end designer stores were in this…read moresmall town! Had some free time after having afternoon tea at the pump room and saw this place on the way back to the hotel. Just poked my head in for a sec because I was curious if they had any of the kate middleton shoes and clutches. And I couldn't help but notice the huge sale going on lol. Unfortunately I couldn't bring anything home because my suitcase didnt have any more room (and you can buy everything from russell and bromley online so i didnt fee bad about it lol). But I did want to say the people working inside were very nice to me and I always appreciate good customer service. Maybe because they were old than most people that were working at other russell and bromleys i went to in london. And of course like all russell and bromleys, the quality of every item is great. The sale items and prices were great to.

Imagine having a fine store crammed full of wonderful shoes and boots (Ladies fashion ground floor…read moreGents upper floor) with quality oozing out the door in the breeze only to find your address is Cheap Street. It's not what you think though as the name Cheap Street comes from the medieval word 'Cheap' or 'ceap' meaning 'to sell' and more loosely to 'market'. I got a wonderful pair of quality black leather shoes here that fit me perfectly at size 11. I got them at under half retail price too. The sales assistant was very helpful and pleasant but upselling appears to now be necessary in this less caring society. She endeavoured to sell me the internal wooden shoe shapers with one set around £20 and another £40 waving one at me. I politely declined but next it was a machine that would protect the leather from staining (for 3 months) at £4 so I agreed to this then she tried to sell me polish. I declined and as this point it has become tedious, I just wanted away. I began to think that I was in a Monty Python sketch. This is a chain of shops with an 160 years of history and a company that had a visit from Queen Elizabeth II in 1955. It began in 1857 when an Alfred and Emma Jones opened a footwear shop in Bayswater, London. They were parents to 11 sons and three daughters. Nine of the 11 sons were apprenticed into the trade where each went on to open their own stores trading under the name A. Jones & Sons, and so it began. Interestingly the Joneses were the first traders to install electric lighting into their shops. Who knew.

Incredible selection of boots…read more Nestled in the small town square of Bath, lies the most delightful boot shop & they sell nothing but boots All kinds of boots - basic to fancy-schmancy; ankle to thigh-high....it's all there I got the cutest pair of croc knee-highs for about the same price that I would have found in the US.....but these are better b/c no one will have them here & I like things that are unique! Staff was super-friendly & helpful & I would recommend a special visit when in Bath - it'll be worth it! You'll thank me later!

came across this shop in Walcot Street by accident and what a suprise. Inside is an alladins cave…read moreof wonderful shoes, dresses and gifts.If in Bath should be top of your visit list

A friend of mine once told me that the reason that girls love handbags and shoes so much is because…read moreit doesn't matter how much weight they lose or put on - their accessories will always look good. For some reason this made the ultimate fashion sense to me, and have even since resigned myself to only buying the best shoes my budget will allow. Sadly, this applies to Kurt Geiger and his work-of-art designs. Some people don't understand the joy of window shopping. Maybe they think it's pointless or redundant but I absolutely love it and Kurt Geiger is my window shopping Mecca. I've only tried on a few pairs of shoes at this brand new shiny shop in Bath's city centre but they fit like a glove. Walking in them is a completely different story. If you have the funds, and an ability to walk in sky scraper heels - Kurt Geiger is the shop for you!

These really are the best shoes you can buy on the High Street (at least outside of London), and…read morethey are worth every penny. Compared with other shoes they are not that much more expensive - they're not as dear as LK Bennett, for example, and I think they're much much nicer and so much more fashionable. The assistants in the Bath store are as helpful as you will find anywhere - nothing is too much trouble in helping you to choose the perfect pair (or two!) of shoes. I'm not related to anyone in KG or an employee or in any other way connected, except as a very satisfied customer!

By the time you've walked up to Office on Burton Street, your feet will probably be aching and in…read moreneed of relief. Which is why this perfectly placed Office should do the trick! Slip your tired feet out of your skanky old shoes (this refers to MY skanky old shoes - not yours! I'm sure yours are lovely) and into something far more glamorous! This particular Office is quite a decent size and is well stocked in terms on styles and sizes. For some reason, they seem to specialise in fantastic winter footwear (my last two pairs of boots have come from here and have lasted for years!). The sales here are a bit disappointing - they tend to be made up of the dregs of the regular stock so don't worry about holding out for them. The shop assistants are efficient and helpful, but not overly friendly - so don't expect service with a smile.

They usually employ some rather fit girls to work here, so there's a bonus point from the start. I…read morewent here to buy some skate trainers and wasn't at all disappointed by the selection, plus they seemed to stock most sizes, rather than only having a certain designs in your size. As well as skate stuff, there's a fairly decent selection of retro Adidas, Dunlop and other such classic shoes that deserve a spot in anyone's cupboard. For boots and smart shoes, needless to say, go elsewhere, but for the latest foot fashion and casual foot attire, head here first.

Cue the sound of a harp strumming and birds singing .... found on-line a shop that sells the shoes…read moreI like for people, like me, with large feet. Now cue the sound of car wheels screeching and a piano being dropped ... try getting these people to actually help you make the purchase. I was so excited to find what I wanted that I ordered a whopping ten (10) pairs, then came the delivery section of the shopping cart that would not accept my location, the VERY (extremely) unhelpful nameless person at the other end of the six-week email trail who could not have made less effort (had to keep begging them to respond), and the eventual promise to send my order at the dandy delivery cost of £250 (international) ... anyway, having received precisely zero help from these guys, I finally gave up and found another website that has some of the shoes I hoped for, CINDERELLA SHOES in Ireland, where the order was super simple, the response was immediate (despatch notification came within 12 hours of placing the order), the refund for a my mistake was made with no grumbling, and delivery for six (6) pairs to same location was the equivalent of £67. Cinderella shoes is my new favourite place to spend my money. After all, After8Shoes obviously does not want it. Is it irony or false advertising to say on your website that "we REALLY want to help our customers" ... if it were my business I'd be doing a lot of soul searching about where this all went so wrong.

Finally, a place where I can find fashionable shoes in size 9. The first time I've ever been able…read moreto walk into a shop, pick things up and try them on. What a treat. The shop assistant was ever so helpful and even measured my feet. Thank you after 8, I'll definitely be coming back and looking on your website.

Beautiful clothes. Beautiful shoes. Beautifully laid out. Yes, these things…read moreare...erm...'investments' (as the delightful shop assistant put it) but they could be wardrobe reliables for the future. Very good quality. And did you know that this company cuts for three different shapes?? Amazing compared to all the other shops I've been in....lots of clothes all for a shape that doesn't fit me. I put on several outfits and they all fit beautifully. I'm curvy. I was amazed to see my curves on display with so much elegance. If I could, I would!!!!

They usually have some great styles here (high heels are my favourites!) and the staff are always…read morehelpful and friendly. The Bath store is quite small, but they manage to pack a lot in without it looking overcrowded or untidy. A great place to go!