I want to thank Chris for such a good job he is so kind and I really thank you guys for hiring him…read more He really like is a good guy so thanks once again, and I definitely will be back.

Shiekh is a dying chain as the company filed for bankruptcy a few years ago, they're shrinking in…read moresize by closing down a lot of their locations, San Diego was no exception, as the location in Plaza Bonita closed and become a VR game store, not they have a smaller one in Chula Vista mall, hiding behind a bunch of restaurants, lucky for them they have a partnership with Sangre Mia by actor Diego Tinoco to attract some customers, but they didn't do very well either with line management nor boosting up the sales, they could have printed out a bunch of Diego pictures and provided them to the people who waited in line, maybe they would get some business traction, instead they have signs posted on the windows, but they refused to give them to anyone, people who came to the meet and greet had to buy stuffs or bring their own items for Diego to sign, not Diego fault, but it is not a good business strategy here, hope you guys improve in the future especially you organized an event during Comic Con.

Stopped by this WSS and was surprised by their new policy requiring customers to check in their…read morebags before shopping. I understand theft prevention, but this felt uncomfortable and honestly a bit insulting. If the store doesn't trust customers, how are we supposed to trust them with our personal belongings? Shopping should feel welcoming -- not suspicious. This policy left a weird impression and makes me hesitant to come back.

I had a great first experience here, finding the staff very helpful and knowledgeable about…read moreavailable discounts. The value for money is excellent; I purchased a shirt and four pairs of shoes at a fantastic deal. Special thanks to Aixa, the salesperson.

I went in to Active Footwear on H Street to buy a pair of walking shoes with my wife. I have had…read moreboth knees and hips replaced and 3 spine surgeries. We walked to the counter where 2 guys were talking and asked if we could get some help. One came over and I asked for a good pair of walking shoes. He pointed at the wall and said these are walking shoes. I asked which do you recommend? He pointed at one pair and I picked them up to look at. My wife asked what are the pros and cons of the shoe and why he recommended them. He stated you asked for my recommendation and I gave it to you. They didn't come in my size so I asked what next pair he would recommend? He stated they are all good shoes. My wife said to me I think we need to go to a store that knows more about shoes. Went to SAS on 3rd Ave. in Chula Vista. Gentlemen there with 35 years working in the store, measured both feet then showed me his recommendations. I bought a pair from him and wore them all day Sunday and my feet didn't hurt when I took them off or the next day. He was very knowledgeable all the shoes and we very pleased with the experience. He stated the store has been there for 64 years and is family owned.

Took my mom here to buy some comfortable shoes. She has had issues with her feet the past year or…read moreso. We found the right pair of shoes for her. Thanks to linda and maggie for the excellent customer service they provided my mom. The ladies were friendly, very helpful and patient with my 86 year old mom.

Great guy, great deals, has shoes from 10+ years ago while also having some recent drops great…read moreselection every time I come in.

Prices are fair and customer service is always on point. Finding something you want in your size…read moremight be a challenge

Love that this place always has scrubs on clearance in the back of the store. If you are a medical…read moreprofessional looking for decent prices on scrubs, go check them out. You can thank me later!

National City. Lots of parking in front. Good size store. I've been here a couple of times. Mainly…read moreto buy medical scrubs & my daughters school uniform. There's plenty of selection like Sports wear, Levi's, footwear, Dickies, work wear, backpacks & Hats. Best prices I've seen in San Diego. Great customer service. Special mention to "Norma". Super helpful & answered all our questions. She's Awesome! I highly recommend shopping here. Thank you. Salute.

Came in for my first pair of steel toed boots today. The ladies working inside had amazing customer…read moreservice and was very helpful making sure I got the right size and fit for my feet. Excited to see how good these red wing boots are!

The computer sizing itself is worth it. Like all businesses, the service is hit or miss depending…read moreon who helps you. The tong leafy who helped me when I picked up my boots was super helpful.

I was very disappointed with my experience at Shoe Palace in Plaza Bonita during the Jordan 4…read moreImperial Purple release. I understand big drops bring crowds, lines, and limited inventory, and that is all part of the game. What was frustrating was how quickly the store seemed to run out. I only had about 10 people in front of me, and customers were being let in two at a time for sizes. By the time there were just 2 people ahead of me, I was told there were only 2 sizes left. That raises a fair question: did the store only receive 10 to 12 pairs total? Because if so, that was less of a shoe drop and more of a shoe drizzle. I have heard rumors that pairs or sizes sometimes get held for friends. I cannot confirm that, and I do not want to make accusations without proof. Still, the way this release was handled did not inspire much confidence. Store ownership or management should take a closer look, because from a customer's perspective, it did not feel transparent or fair. I also think the store should be more transparent and post a sign the night before, or at least before the line builds, letting customers know exactly how many pairs they have available. That way people can decide whether it is worth waiting instead of standing in a long line only to find out there was almost no inventory to begin with. Respecting customers' time goes a long way. Customers who show up, wait in line, and follow the process should feel like they at least had a real shot. Unfortunately, this experience felt more like a raffle where nobody told us we were playing.

People are cool here & got plenty of clothes. Nice shirts & jackets. Jordans are on core with the…read morequality. Prices a bit high overall.