Fantastic service. Got 2 pairs of shoes segged for a 5er on the spot. Friendly and helpful. Put…read morethem on the side unlike elsewhere that have put them more central. Mine always go on the outer edge. Will definitely be back. :-)

Bobs Heal & Key bar offers key cutting, shoe re-healing, new soles, re-toeing, stretching of new…read moreshoes, key & shoe accessories. Prices are reasonable however as this shop is only manned by tyhe cobbler himself, there is normally a wait - sometimes the next day for collection of shoes!

Fantastic repair to my boots, new soles and heels have made my best boots look like new again.read more

Having gone to a local branch of Timpson's with my Clarks boots for repair, I was told that they…read morecould not be repaired. A friend told me that they always use Jameson Shoe Repairs of Louth, so I thought I would make a special trip to Louth to see if they could do the repair. They were very helpful and knowledgable and soled and heeled my boots within the 3 hours I stayed in town for. I also had my door key cut which was half the price of elsewhere too and worked spot on. Brilliant service, thanks again

I have been using this shop for years, my parents and grandparents also did, its not like the…read morenormal shoe repair shops that you see on high streets, this is a traditional shoe repair shop with new an old methods being used, over the years i have taken everything from old boots to a horse saddle for repair and each time i'm shocked how new everything is made to look. They also sell new footwear, bags, accessories, key cutting, engraving etc. The owner Peter is now 70 ish i think and still serves you with the same passion he did when i was 9 years old (40 years ago). If you need footwear or leather goods repairing or just need a key cut then i recommend you pop in to Littles.

Littles shoe repairs is a family business which has been there for many years. It is a small shop…read morewhich packs quite a bit in. They sell boots, shoes, slippers and various accessories including shoe polish etc. They do all sorts of shoe repairs and will give advice on the best type of repair and offer very reasonable prices. They also repair other types of leather items such as restitching straps on bags etc. You can give a favourite item a new lease of life and save money too. They also cut keys and are able to cut many different ones. This really is a very useful little shop.

I stumbled across (excuse the pun) Shoetech! when passing through the Merrion Centre purely by…read morechance. A pair of tall boots bought for my girlfriend as a Christmas present were a little too tall for her diminutive frame and so I was looking to get around half an inch taken off the top. The shoemaker in question was quick to point out it was not an easy job, as they are machined leather throughout, but he would give it his best shot. However the resulting job was perfect, exactly as requested and very well finished and stitched. The price was only £15 and they were back within two days. I think the exclamation mark in their name is warranted after all.

V good and friendly service. I came here after being quoted a ridiculous price on the market stalls…read moreand had just about given up. The chap here did a great job v good quality - and was almost half the price. I dont know how it compares to Timsons but I would guess its half the price they charge

Avoid. Unreliable and unprofessional. Take your money and shoes then shop is never open to get them…read moreback. When you ring get promised someone will be at the shop then they're it when you get there. Pity as I prefer to use someone independent but don't want to waste hours of my life trying to get stuff back so won't use them again.

It was a pleasure to nip in here the other day with my Mum. I'd not planned to pop in, but she saw…read morethe shoe sign and made a bee-line for the door. Before I knew it we were discussing the ins and outs of suede and leather care with the lovely chap inside. He explained that for leathers it was a simple case of protecting with polish, but suede on the other hand was another issue. He in fact said he could end up selling us fifty pounds worth of care products, all of which we'd use fully, just to protect our shoes. So, an expensive thing to look after it seems! Nonetheless we simply made a purchase of some hardy looking suede protector spray and ended up having a lovely bit of banter in the meantime. As I looked around at the array of different items this place has on sale I was reminded just what a jack of all trades this cute little shop is. Need some make up? Plenty of cheap basket items check. Need a keyring? Check. Shoe care items? Check. And so on. A really handy shop with a lovely bloke to help you out!

What a great find this little shop is. Fantastic service and excellent value for money. I've…read morerecommended to all my friends who have struggled to find a good shoe repairer. This business does so much more too, key cutting, watch repairs. Will certainly use again and recommend to others.

Dennis & Parry is on a side road just off the high street so easily accessible. It is a quaint…read morebuilding and the window is laid out with old fashioned looking shoe equipment which sets the atmosphere. It may not be possible to get in the door if you had a wheel chair. Once in there is a counter ahead and the staff are really friendly and welcoming - you feel like one of their friends. They are brilliant when you need repairs done to your boots and shoes and will try to get your items ready for you as quickly as possible if you are in a hurry, alternatively you can call back for them. They sell laces and shoe creams etc and do repairs to other items such as belts. Shame there isn't one of these on every high street so we didn't have to constantly buy new.