Good selection for dance wear and accessories. If you need anything just ask the nice lady she is…read morevery knowledgeable as she has been helping for many years. Prices are decent if you don't want to drive all the way to Broadway dance shop to avoid all the construction

Extremely bad service from boss…read more She kept yelling at her employees. She asked her employee to stop helping customer if she thinks that customer will not purchase.

Zamira was very helpful with fitting my husband' s ON shoes…read more She was knowledgeable and had a very bubbly personality.

I came from out of town and one of the things on my list was to solve my shoe wear issues. I…read morechecked out the internet and since these guys were near where I was staying I headed there . I did not have high hopes as the brands they carried are similar to every other store I have been to. When I entered the store there were more sales reps than shoppers in the store and they were very welcoming without being pushy. The young woman that assisted me was the most considerate of reps and she knew her shoes. She measured my feet, asked a bunch of question, listened to my answers and said I'll go get some for you to try on. It was an interesting experience. She actually knew that shoes don't all fit the same from one supplier to the next and she knew that it might take several trips to the back for more shoes before she satisfied my slightly odd requirements. She just kept on helping me until we found the perfect shoes. Thanks to Emma who was so patient and knowledgeable. This place is awesome and the staff are all terrific. Give them a try!!

Did you know the Kerrisdale Bootery first opened in 1949! It…read moreis one of the very few shoe stores left in Vancouver where someone is available to help fit a shoe, vs all those self service places. Maureen the sales specialist along with the owner John are both friendly and knowledgeable. I bought Glerups for my nephew's birthday and not only did they have a good selection they had his size 46 big feet for a kid turning 17.I'll be back soon to buy Glerups for me which, by the way are designed in Denmark and made in Europe.

I get all of my kids shoes here- and often find shoes for me too! The best place for kids school…read moreshoes. Great brands like Blundstones, Hush Puppy, Kamik, MK, Sorel, Asics, Keds, etc. local Vancouver owned/operated business. Great service. Highly recommend

I have been purchasing kids shoes here on a number of occasions. Their kids shoes selection is…read morefairly good. I just bought a pair of Crocs boots for my kid recently. Prices are average. If they carried BOGS, I do not have to go anywhere else to buy kids shoes.

Oct.23 I wandered around Metrotown looking for cool,…read morestylish, one of a kind shoes. I thought I would score something at Browns, but they have changed from what I remember. Then I turned the corner and stumbled on Devon. They had the most unique stuff in there! Only downfall; no returns exchange only, but honestly, you would be hard pressed to find something in there that you did NOT like. The picture included above of the white boots would hardly attract a "good" girl into this store, but they do have a large selection. Shoes for every occasion and lots of flashy party shoes for dancers. I had a very hard time deciding but settled on a a pair of pink sequin peep toe high heels. Super sparkly!! http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/devon-shoes-burnaby?userid=ZCD-1Fif43ALxX2KT6WYrA#M89eF2XWC3Rgt5S84bzNlw

I came in looking to try on some running shoes. I mentioned I had done some research on my own…read moreonline and the guy working said that he had much more experience fitting shoes to people than online research ever could. While I don't disagree, I definitely felt talked down to and that my opinion on my own feet and own experience with running shoes was discounted. He also said that if I was serious about purchasing THAT DAY, he could do a whole fitting with me, but if I wasn't, then I shouldn't try on shoes that day.

This running store is semi-hidden in plain sight on the main commercial street running through…read moreKerrisdale (the storefront is recessed from the road), but despite its small size, it sure packs a punch! The merchandise is top-of-the-line brands, from shoes to apparel to accessories. There were some brands I had never even heard of here (although my kid said she knew of these lines. I'm thinking specifically of the ON brand of shoes from Switzerland, but there were other brands as well). Super cool running shoes, some futuristic, all state-of-the-art. And lots of name brands I'm familiar with, too. So the product lines offered here run the gamut from mainstream to elite. The price ranges are likewise broad, depending of what you are looking for. (Note: I did see some cool apparel on a sale rack, and these prices were slashed, so I wonder if their running shoes also go on sale at times). What made this store stand out is the expertise of the employees here. They are all serious runners who know their stuff. I appreciate how they won't try to sell you on something that isn't right for you (regardless how much the item might cost). For someone like me (i.e., totally NOT a serious runner! Probably the antithesis of a serious runner. Someone who just aspires to stay upright when crossing any race's finishing line. lol!), I rely on this type of expertise to steer me in the right direction, as there are SO many products out there, I don't know the first thing about what is available in any given year and what would work best for me.

My first pair of John Fluevog Shoes, was a pair of high suede black shoes with silver buckles…read more I looked cool & people loved them - got lots of compliments. This was in the early 90s. They looked like a pair of shoes the Stray Cats band would wear. I would later on end up buying a pair of patent leather shoes. Not exactly what I was looking for but they were patent leather, which is what I really wanted. However they were super pointy at the front - the kind of shoes one would only wear in the Safety Dance video by the group - Men Without Hats. https://youtu.be/AjPau5QYtYs Remember that weird acid mind trip video!? Gosh the 80s had so many oddly weird songs that became hits & we grooved to them! Looking back now - it's actually quite cringey & I won't admit to which songs I liked ... I'll never tell! https://youtu.be/nTizYn3-QN0 However, these dudes put out some fabulous songs & videos & I have to admit, I ended up getting into the blazer style because of them! Anyway, I never wore those ridiculously pointed shoes outside at all - too unpractical & I would have been tripping over myself on every block cause the tip would have been catching every rise in the pavement. After being heavily embarrassed (he made me joke of the year) by a nephew who was rummaging threw my closet years ago & found my 'pointy shoes,' I finally said - I gotta get rid of them. I actually took them to the downtown location, handed them to a sales person & said - they are still new, unworn & I have zero desire for them & then left. I didn't ask for any refund or credit I just wanted them gone like a bad rash! I had contemplated actually handing them over to the founder John Fluevog, who I'd occasionally see downtown. He's hard not to miss - tall & fashionable. Fluevog shoes are occasional - parties, tea party, weddings, costume party, or just plain wanting to stand out - cool like dat - while you're out & about. Keep in mind that these shoes can hurt the feet depending on how long you have them on for. We're not talking Nike Air Max quality but rather firm & solid type wear - so keep that in mind if your feet tend to be on the sensitive side. I mean it's like being on the Strip in Vegas - one is just not going to walk the whole Strip wearing red bottoms ... right!?! Fluevog shoes are classic fashionable wear - so if you're wanting to stand out & make a scene - get here & get stylin'!

I don't often review stores, but I stopped in here while I was visiting Vancouver. The staff was so…read moreincredibly helpful, pulled a ton of shoes for me a different sizes because I was so excited to be inside a John Fluevog store for the first time ever. They ended up helping me get a pair of shoes for pick up at the Gastown location, they truly went out of their way. And the shoes were on sale, so they were a great deal! Will absolutely stop by again next time I'm in Canada

Stumbled upon Rowan Sky a few days ago. I've been needing new shoes and was so glad to find this…read moreshop. Right when I walked in I noticed they had a variety of nice shoes. Many of the shoes caught my attention, especially two pairs of colorful Asics. When I picked up the shoes, an employee came over and asked if I'd like to try them on... so I did. I also tried on some Campers and Blundstones! They had so many shoes I've been thinking about purchasing. The floor staff was attentive and helpful, even with a pretty busy store. I felt well assisted. I purchased fuchsia colored Asics which I loveeee!!! So glad to have come here, great shoe store!

Located on Cordova near Cambie, this smallish store, with attentive staff, offers a good selection…read moreof what I call conventional shoes, rather than eccentric and mostly unwearable types at other locations. I bought a beautiful pair of Camper lace-ups, which they had in my size. Expensive to some, for me they are good value. You can also order in.

Great customer service. The last time I was here the salesgirl was super helpful while I tried to…read morefind some black heels that fit. Unfortunately none were comfortable, but I've bought shoes from Aldo before so I know there's hope. They always have tons of cute accessories too. I've bought earrings, sunglasses and purses from here in the past. I can definitely always find something I want!

Bambie took me on a tour of four Aldo shoe stores in Downtown Vancouver and on Granville island…read more She was seeking a specific pair of boots. Even though the website said that the boots were in stock at the stores, the information was plain ass wrong. None of the shops actually had the boots in her size. A sales person at this location was quite honest, she said; "The inventory system is not very good. I show on my store data base that the shoes are in stock here, but they are not. They are in stock at the store on Robson street." We walked to that store. The boots were not in stock there as well. 2 Yelp stars for giving Bambie and me a time wasting run around. Funny aside - I was wearing my high top Aldo sneakers while we did all the walking between the stores. I got mine at a Nordstrom rack in California. I paid 70% less for them there than the Aldo store price.