We have followed KC shoe repair for quite a while, we always have great service and are always…read morehappy with the end result. a staple in Kansas City. a must if you haven't, if you have continue this. place is definitely

If you want to wait for ONE MONTH for just a shoe polish and get treated rudely and disrespectful…read morethen THIS is the place to go!! Horrible Customer Service!

I went looking for shoe care products because I love my shoes and want them to last a long time…read more They helped me find exactly what I needed! I'm not a leather worker but after looking around, this is definitely the place for all your leather working supplies.

This is a great place! They have so much in there. From supplies to classes, to learning g…read morematerials. They have everyone from the beginner to more the more advanced.

Excellent. Second time in just to get shoes reheeled. This time it was a black suede heeled boots…read moreStuart Weitzman. They did an excellent job and pointed out the leather appeared lifting off the sole so recommended glueing back for just a few dollars more. Well they did and amazing job and I am very happy. I am glad it is close to where I work where there is easy parking, the venue is clean and organized. You won't go wrong to have your shoes fixed here.

I upset the man who helped me when I pulled up to the front door to drop off my shoes. It was about…read more9:30am and my truck had the flashers on when I parked near the front doors. The parking is non-existing since the street has been redone, causing area employees/residents to utilize customer street parking for the most part, since cars are parked there for hours on end. The man, before even saying hello looked over his eyeglasses and said I could get an $800 ticket for multiple parking violations for my parking actions. After leaving my shoes with him I asked him where parking was located for customers and he said "all over" and became visibly upset about. When I returned the next week, I felt he was still upset or maybe just has bad customer relation skills. Maybe he doesn't like people who wear black shoes...I don't know but I would not recommend anyone visit his store or if you do- wear white shoes.

Looking for western wear, don't fret.. family owned Nigro's is where you wanna go. There's two…read morelocations - #1 & #2. I might be a bit biased as a childhood friend is a Nigro family. We were greeted as soon as we walked in. So many helpful associates, very friendly and informative. Wall to wall family history, boots, jeans, men, women, kids - all brands - Ariat, Levi, Wrangler, and more. I went in looking for a western cowgirl shirt and boy did I find what I wanted. It took me looking through a few racks but the perfect vintage western shirt.

They had great service and were very friendly with me, Really good pricing and had everything I…read moreneeded. I had my felt hat shaped and he did it amazing! I recommend going there.

It's in a small space just past the Starbucks. If you blink you might miss it…read more They were able to take a pair of well worn and scuffed oxfords that I brought in and get them polished up and looking decent for $7. I'll take that. To address a couple of other reviews, yes, the guys are a bit curt and sarcastic. I took it as part of the charm.

I think it is out of business. Been locked up for quite awhile. When they were open, the service…read morewas great and the shine excellent.

I'm not a big sports fan but I love this shop. First, one of my favorite movies is The Sandlot and…read moreI grew playing fast pitch softball. It was something I loved. I liked playing but never cared that much about watching except for Steve Sax. Yes, I loved and stalked him until I got to meet him. Walking in this store makes me feel good and I feel a bit nostalgic. The collection of hats is amazing and you can tell the store/owner cares about the presentation. It's immaculate and while not a huge selection because it's a smaller store, it's quality and cool. My boyfriend loves getting the leather baseballs and they offer seconds on them at times which are a great deal because he likes to use them and not just collect. There are some unique products at reasonable prices. For example, cool puzzles you don't see everywhere. I loved grabbing some Big League Chew on the way out. A nice selection is available! I have seen the same younger guy in the shop the 3 times I have been in. I don't know if he is the owner or is just always there, but he is extremely nice and very helpful. I got the feeling this is his business but if it's not, the owner should be grateful for a guy that invested in the products and customer service. I always leave feeling better than when I walked in. I need to go back and buy more to support this small business! If you are in this area, stop in and experience the nostalgia and joy!

Sandlot Goods makes amazing products! My fiancé loves their hats and has several. It's so cool to…read moresee all the teams Sandlot has partnerships with and the products they make to represent those teams. They not only have hats but wallets, yard balls, drink jackets and more. Everything is so well made and uses great quality materials. I highly recommend Sandlot products for either yourself or a gift for someone special. This store is their only storefront but they are sold in several locations around KC and online!

They fixed my very favorite dining chair legs on 2 different chairs after they were broken in half…read moreby rocking. They look amazing and are sturdy again. These guys are true craftsmen. They matched up the crazy zebra pattern on the wood so it looks new again. Will always return for future repairs.

For years I've wanted to restore my antique bookcases. They are over one hundred years old, and as…read morea writer I treasure a good place to keep my collection of good books. I was apprehensive with who might be able to do justice and not ruin them. I took a shot with GKH furniture repair and restoration. I'd seen the reviews, and I now can say the reviews weren't exaggerated. When I first called Greg last November he was honest about the time fragment it would take. I unfortunately called during the holidays, which was not good. I later called in March, amd he told me then, sort of leveling with me that this sort of work takes time, like 4-6 months. It wasn't a bad wait and I was patient. The saying goes, "all good things come to those who wait," and it's true if you want a master to handle your antiques. I've sanded, stained wood before, and it's no easy task. It's a time-consuming endeavor, and I also didn't trust myself restoring antique bookcases. In retrospect the price was reasonable for the result. I now have an admirable place to keep my Ulysses, and restored bookcases my ancestors would be proud of.