We came to town for my son's 16th birthday from Chicago and he left with a new pair of Jordan 3's…read moreand a smile! The staff and owner were beyond helpful and their shoe selection was very extensive. Highly recommend them for sneaker heads looking for a hard to get pair of shoes. We will be visiting again next time we're in Dallas!

From the owner: Come in today for the latest sneakers, streetwear, and vintage apparel. read more

Not all it's chalked up to be…read more Similar to Lemon Ave. Cheap knock offs. Will try other locations anotjer time.

Love the shoes ... every week new ones Costumer service is…read moregood. You will have very unique shoes that won't leave your pocket empty

Stopped by to get some basic gear for workouts. Found everything I needed, and the quality seems…read moresolid. Prices are reasonable too.

Had a great experienced today getting fitted for some running shoes! Cole was supper helpful and…read morewalked me through some pairs and was knowledgeable. First time at Luke's and getting fitted. I'll be back in the future for my shoe needs!

I'm very happy with the sellers's ability to rectify the situation quickly and efficiently…read morecorrecting the order error. Thank you for being fast and efficient pleasure doing business

This place was so cool. Although I did not personally buy anything, my girlfriend found air Jordans…read morefor $60, that looked brand new. If you're in the market for shoes, come here!

They just open not to long ago and looking for deals on shoes. They have buy one get one half off…read morespecial and you can mix match adult and kids. Funny thing is I saw the frozen boots for kids but the tag was upside down lol. I don't know if that's the only one but they should mark it down a little more. I like colors to my shoes but I didn't see that many options here. Space wise they're are pretty big so you'd figure they have more selections. Never the less there is a lot of shoes but more of your basic colors ( black, white grey ). Staff was friendly and informed us on their sale special. I'll be back it's just going to be one of those hit and miss and what they have. Came back 3/4 times and found more selection and more sales. I'm glad they up their shoe game if you must call it and I will continue coming back.

I usually go to this location because it's convenient. The staff here is always friendly.read more

I stopped by Sneaker Politics when I was in Deep Ellum last weekend with my family. I didn't need…read moreany new sneakers, but since you can never have too many, I decided we should stop by. The service was helpful and friendly, and their selection of sneakers is pretty good (not the most extensive, but pretty good for a smaller shop). I found some sneakers and fit a little niche opening in my closet and took them home with me. Worth stopping if you need new sneakers or - like me - can never have enough sneakers.

Sneaker Politics makes it exceptionally difficult to get a refund, yet they embed a 'refund charge'…read moreinto the purchase price. I received a damaged pair of running shoes (Vomero Plus). I had multiple back and forth communications to rectify, including sending pictures in of the damaged product , and eventually mailing back the shoes in order to get the refund 'approved'. That was weeks ago. I have yet to receive my refund!

This was my first time checking out this store. Nice dunk collection!…read more Prices are a little nighter but it's expected. Definitely a great place for a tennis shoe collector.

The teen heard about this place in Dallas so we drove from Fort Worth. This place did not…read moredisappoint. The selection is amazing! They have shoes you see online but can't find them in stores to try on...we did! It was fun to see and try on the rare shoes and clothing! The prices were staggering but for the shoe...I mean...of course! We will definitely go back for updates. The staff was super nice and chill as well. Thanks guys!

As I stepped into the Travel Expo, I felt an immediate rush of excitement. There were vendors from…read morearound the globe. The layout of the expo was intelligently designed, with each section dedicated to different regions of the world. There were snack stations and bar set ups to satisfy our guilty pleasures of eating and drinking I had the luxury of attending this event for free and can't wait until the next. The check in process was quick and easy!

Dallas Market Center hosts great trade shows. It's not as large as the Las Vegas or New York…read moremarkets, but it's centrally located and it's easily accessed off a major highway in Dallas. The interior of the building is an open concept that flows down to a fountain area. The first floor is open to the public with a cafe and Starbucks. You will need to register as a buyer or be a guest of a showroom. The layout is nicely done. Each floor has a theme such as a jewelry, kids, women fashion, shoes etc. All the showroom staff and owners are friendly. Some of the showrooms even offer samples to take back to your own store. Unfortunately, the pandemic did take a toll on this place and you will see a lot of empty showrooms. I'm hoping 2022 will see all the showrooms come back to it's former glory. Do yourself a favor and check out the Events Calendar on the DMC website and come out for some fun!

Iconic Store with and Iconic Past, Here today, but may be gone tomorrow…read more... This is an amazing store with amazing architecture, but sadly this store may be in the past very soon. Despite preservationists efforts to save the store, along with the Dallas City Council itself, it appears this store's days may be numbered. If you want an amazing shopping experience with amazing selection and service, get there while you still can!

This is the OG Neiman Marcus store in downtown Dallas, since 1914. I've always been a big fan of…read moreNeiman Marcus, especially the Beverly Hills location, which has long been one of my favorites. While staying at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas, my friend and I decided to stop by this flagship store, especially knowing it's a legendary location and currently at risk of closing. My friend was interested in buying some shoes and a purse as she lives abroad and was doing a lot of shopping (time to rack up on InCircle points) but once we walked in and realized how quiet and silent the store was, we decided to just have a coffee and then proceed to another store later. While I understand that the building has undergone architectural changes over the years, the ground floor felt underwhelming in terms of interior design. On a quiet Tuesday afternoon, the store was practically empty. We decided to grab coffee downstairs at the Expresso Bar, but the atmosphere was a bit off. A security guard in a bulletproof vest, visibly armed, stared at me for a second, which was somewhat unsettling. He moved on, but it made the space feel more tense than welcoming. We were dressed nicely--my friend had on a Chanel top, I was wearing fancy Italian loafers....so it likely wasn't about our appearance. There's nothing signature "Neiman's" or luxurious about the Expresso Bar or its presentation. Two iced lattes and a cookie served at a counter in plastic cups came to $20 with tip, which felt pricey considering the overall experience. The only other people in the bar seemed to be employees on break. I've read wonderful things about the Zodiac restaurant upstairs and wish we had time to check it out. I truly hope this iconic store stays open, but it could definitely use some fresh energy and warmth to bring it back to life. Some good energizing or soothing shopping music (even a piano) could do wonders.

Racquet and Jog is great spot for casual sportswear and extensive running shoe selection.read more

Amazing service. My mom has a difficult time finding tennis shoes and Hailey was so patient and…read moreaccommodating. I definitely recommend this location and will keep going back. Thank you Hailey!