Everything seems to be bigger at Port Adelaide, and this shoe store is no exception…read more Located next to the big pet shop, near the big fruit and veg market, the Footwear Warehouse is well stocked with shoes of all varieties. They're nicely spaced out as well, rather than being all on top of each other. A lot of shoe stores are small with shoes piled on top of each other. If you find something you like and then decide to go back to it later you might forget where it is. Well, it happens to me anyway... I admit I can be scatterbrained. Anyway, that's never been an issue for me here. The prices aren't too bad either. I've seen cheaper shoes don't get me wrong, but I've seen a lot more expensive too. Footwear Warehouse offer decent prices, and you can't go too far wrong if you pay them a visit. Shoes are a necessity after all...

As far as Betts stores go this one pretty good. They have a wide range of shoes available in plenty…read moreof different sizes (well as many different sizes as you can have when it comes to shoes). The store is fairly large with plenty of room to walk around comfortably and try on shoes. I've noticed that while they keep up with the latest trends and get the stores in at the same rate as every other Betts store, they also keep the older stock around longer. I like that. Sometimes I'll find shoes that I like and a week later I'll go back and they no longer sell them. What's the deal with that? At least this way I know they'll have the older stock available.

The Westfield Shopping Mall surprisngly has quite a few shoe stores, more than you'd think…read moreconsidering the size of the entire mall. Williams is one of the older stores, it's been there for as long as I can remember, and it's definitely gone thorugh it's upgrades over the years. I must say the store is looking mighty fine these days. I love how clean everything looks. I've mentioned this before and I'll mention it again; I hate feet. A lot. It's an effort for me to go shoe shopping, but Williams makes it seem somewhat effortless. The shoes are all displayed neatly on racks and shelves making it clear for everyone to see what is avaliable. The staff will help you find the correct size and style for your needs but won't hassle you to make a purchase.

Don't tell anyone! The prices are cheaper than retail, the shoes are pretty well standard fare and…read morethe service is personal and easy going without being slack. They make a lot of these shoes in the factory here, but not all of them, some you'd call imports! It has really good off street parking and it's barely five minutes out of the city centre, so it is a very good spot to do some shoe shopping women! Okay, tell your best friend and your poorest friend but only them; it would be horrible to think they are suffering from scrunched up feet or wet feet from holey shoes. But if you go telling everyone they may sell out! Actually there's a lot of stock, and it is a good variety - the only thing that says this is a shoe warehouse direct to public style of store is the blandness of the interior, but really, who needs plush carpets and snazzy lighting to wiggle their toes? Actually if you tell more than your poorest and best friend, you may bring in some more customers and then between you if you all go together you could end up buying three purchases. If you buy three things and each are worth $50.00 or more you are entitled to a "Loyalty Discount Qualification" (!) which is a 10% discount off of all purchases for twelve months... Not bad eh! Maybe you should tell everyone. Who doesn't love a discount voucher - in a shoe shop even?!

First of all, the only reason I know about this place is because of my wife. She really likes shoes…read moreso this one time that I actually went there I left with I think around 6 pairs of (her) shoes in my car. If you weren't looking for it, you would probably not notice it was there. There is literally no indication that there is a shoe shop on that street unless you happen to catch a glimpse of the big red sign (and read what it says) as you drive past. If you do happen to notice the sign, when you turn in all you will see is a parking area with a door towards the end on the right hand sign. Very unassuming, but for the female shoe shopper looking for a bargain, definitely a treat. As a factory outlet store, the shoes they sell there are cheaper than what you'd normally find in Myer or David Jones. Also, they don't sell cheap shoes either and are they actually stock good quality shoes with actual brand names like diane ferari (I can't believe I know this stuff). From boots, to casual shoes to heels, it's a plain looking shop on the inside, but what it makes up for in lack of flash is in its wide selection of shoes for the shoe hungry female shopper.

It's my age that makes this shop not quite my thing. I think of yummy mummies when I look at these…read moreshoes. They're attractive, but rather conservative and mild. The shop caters for it's surrounding demographic. I do like how they match their shoes and handbags. They have a gorgeous range of larger handbags, lots of leather and reds, browns and blacks, with a few brighter pieces. I'm sure the shop assistants have fun matching the pieces - I know I would. The prices here also reflect the shoppers. The sales table has nothing under $70, and a standard price would be between $160 and $200. You won't find many other shoe shops in the area which have such a classy range of shoes. Coco does its thing well.

Hi ,Please dont go to this shop in erin mills town center.The girl who works there was very rude…read more. when i browsed the shoes, once i had been mistakenly placed the shoes on the floor immediately that girl started murmuring and used the F words frequently. when i asked her you don't need customer ,her reply was "I DON'T NEED CUSTOMERS LIKE YOU".. The Cost was very high and the sale was bullshit..I had never came across with this stupid experience in any shop all over canada.

Men. Shoe shopping. It's hard. I know. I have three pairs of shoes (which, for your typical chap is…read moresomething of an excess). I have formal shoes, exercising shoes and casual shoes. If I wanted to cut down, I could probably use my casual shoes and nothing else. But women! Three thousand shoes. It's an old joke, sure, but it's one I can't get over. They only wear shoes for other women to see too. At least, they must, because I never look at a lady's shoes. Anyway, the first thing you'll notice when you enter this store is the layout. There are plenty of places to sit and wait for your love to deck her feet. Furthermore, there's a full-length mirror for you to amuse yourself by pulling funny faces. Shoppers will enjoy the full-length mirror too, as those feet-view mirrors don't quite show off how much sexier you look in that new pair of stilettos. The staff is helpful and will assault you the moment you pass through the door, but leave you alone the instant you mutter the token phrase, 'I'm just browsing', and return as soon as you appear to require the afore-offered aid. Finally, the prices are reasonable considering the quality and designer brands. That's right, ladies: designer brands! I can hardly contain my excitement.

When walking past Lana Lang Shoes, from the outside it looks unassuming…read more Take a closer look inside though, and you will find that Lana Langs has a range of fashionable and affordable shoes. They have two stores in the Adelaide CBD: one is "The Boutique" situated in the Central Markets, the other is "The Showroom" situated on Gouger St. They seem to be doing well judging from the amount of people that were trying on shoes - young and old, I might add. "The Showroom" store is where you will find more fashionable designer styles, while "The Boutique" store is where they specialise in comfort and work shoes with brands like Birkenstock. Here, they also do more specials, and stock more leisure and casual shoes, plus outdoor hiking shoes and boots. I bought my work shoes here a year ago. They have lasted me all this time while maintaining comfort and minimizing tired feet after an 8 hour shift at the cafe where I work. With their wide range and friendly, knowledgeable service, Lana Lang is a trustworthy place to shop. Oh, and they also do repairs and alterations for affordable prices.

Rubi Shoes is a store run by Cotton On and is conveniently located right door to it. It's quite a…read moresmall store but surprisingly well stocked. They have a great selection of shoes available in different styles, colours and sizes. They have flats, heels, wedges, boots and even some slippers. The prices are very reasonable as well. I doubt you would ever pay over $40 for a pair of their shoes. The staff are also very friendly and happen to know their stock very well. Not only is Rubi Shoes a shoe store, but they also sell great accessories such as bracelets, necklaces, rings and headbands. Some of their bracelets are only $1! Can you say bargain? They even sell a small selection of handbags.

It you got it, flaunt it! Air kisses to all. The Little Boutique injects a dash of colour with…read moretheir window dressing and as with most designer label items, you do unfortunately need to be a size 6 - 10 to fit into them. But oh so gorgeous and there is a small range of accessories to go with your purchase. As with all designer labels they carry a hefty price tag, out the front is a rack of discounted items incase your budget doesn't stretch to infinity. The shop is small but packed wall to wall with designer names like Anu, Lola, Suboo, Tahlula, Tigerlilly and more but also many Australian labels too. For those into designer brands this shop has got it all and you will most likely find what you want. They also have a online shop and a Facebook page in case you can't pay a visit in person to Grange. For the little girl in all of us who ever dreamt of being a model but the genes had other ideas, just immerse yourself in an indulgent browse and it'll also be so much cheaper.

I first discovered The Little Boutique on Instagram, falling in love with the cute, summery style…read moreand the very insta-ready and gorgeous staff. The clothes represent some iconic women's brands from Australia which was nice to see in my Insta-feed from LA. I watched all the posts for over a year before finally arriving back in Australia and awaiting my chance to go. I have to admit the shop was so unassuming for something I'd been looking forward to visiting for so long, I couldn't find it at first. The clothes in store just don't have the same appeal as they do on the girls on Instagram - poor merchandising. You really have to look hard to find something you like but you most likely find more than one thing. They don't have many sizes and cater to a fairly young aesthetic - but given the prices, a cashed up audience as well. I've bought a few pieces and have loved them at first but been disappointed with how they wear. Worth a look!