This place is awesome and has everything you need to hit the surf from boards to bathing suits to…read morecoolers. It's serious quality stuff with all brand names and friendly staff. I have been coming to LBI for years and can't believe I haven't gone inside this place.

Always been my go-to for surf, sun, and clothing for the last 20 years…read more Always the most down to earth employees that truly want to see their customers happy. Whoever does their buying really gets the freshest threads.

The staff is so rude here! genuinely how did they hire these people. I went in, asking for help,…read moreand the young ladies at the counter gave me a look and continued to laugh and talk to eachother. SO unprofessional.

Beware. I would rate my recent experience as minus 10, were such a category available. I had only…read moregood experiences with this store for about 14 years, until May 5, when I attempted to return a pair of ordered online on May 2. The shoes were too big and when I attempted to return them on May 5 , the return was rejected with no explanation other than a rejection receipt telling me to call The Retail Equation. The shoes were unworn; undamaged; boxed, and not treated or subject to a final sale. They were returned within three days of purchase. The Retail Equation website says the retailer determines the return; the DSW manager said it's up to the Retail Equation. I have filed a complaint with the NJ Department of Consumer Affairs for violation of the statute governing , among other things, posting of return policies. I sent a certified letter to DSW on May 12, requesting a refund and explanation. I attached full documentation of the purchase and the rejection receipt . Then, I contacted my credit card company and today received a response stating DSW claims it never received communication from me about the issue, which is untrue. I sent a certified letter with documentation on May 12. Retail Equation is subject to a class action lawsuit in California for its antics with DSW and other retailers. Tread carefully if you deal with this retailer.

What a wonderful experience to shop at this store in Avon, NJ. Brought my 90 year old Aunt for some…read morequality shoes. This store is all quality and customer attention. The owner listened very attentively to my Aunt's requirements for shoes. He sat down and measured her feet. Then he brought out many possibilities. The shoe selection was great. The customer service phenomenal. To see this many quality shoes in a local store was amazing. The value is very good too. I purchased some Hoka sneaker too. Prices of the shoes are excellent. I highly recommend this shoe store for everyone. Service and value are far beyond anything you find in a shoe department anywhere else.

I saw it out Carella's Art and Sole footwear because my current footwear for work is causing me so…read moremuch pain. The gentleman I dealt with measured my feet and then explained why I was experiencing so much pain and helped me find a solution. He was a consummate, professional and knowledgeable. I left with the two of the most comfortable pairs of shoes I've ever slipped on and that is saying something because I'm actually in pain right now because my other footwear was creating the problem. I highly recommend a trip there if you're having problems with your feet and finding proper footwear. I will definitely be back to get more shoes.

Very helpful - lots of choices! I'm loving my Brooks sneakers. The fit is perfect. Highly…read morerecommend!

As a lifelong runner I can attest to the fact that feet do change with time. After a 6 year break I…read morethought I could get right back into running with the make and model of shoes that had gotten me through a half marathon. Once those weren't comfortable I went to a chain store that was able to point me to a neutral shoe that I thought was comfortable but ended up injuring my feet, plus every run felt like dead weight. I finally went to this store and received individualized attention that pointed me to a brand I had never even considered. Pam spent about 30 minutes discussing and trying on shoes with me, and my feet have been happy ever since. Avoid the chain stores; go here and you won't regret it.

Shopping at Society Men, Society Femme, and Society Beach is always such a delightful experience!…read moreThey have a little bit of everything for everyone! Great T-Shirts, handmade and unique island apparel, the perfect beachwear, loungewear, and great dinner and date night clothing! You will leave there feeling your best in the clothing you have selected for years to come, as the quality of the clothing here is meant to last and enjoy! You won't find any disposable clothing here! I Love Society Beach LBI!!

Absolutely love this store!! Great clothes, excellent customer service, fabulous selection and…read moreowner is wonderful. I highly recommend you stop in and take a look!

Always the BEST stock of Birkenstocks EVER. Treat yourself year round to the best and unique shoe…read moreselection. Convenient, priced right, great service. A no-miss shoe store in Ocean City, New Jersey!!

horrible. don't go at all. steer clear . The service was horrendous, the prices were totally…read moreubsurd, and the lady went over to talk to the e salesperson about us. terrible. 0 stars if I could

DSW makes you work for your discount especially in the back of the store where the footwear is…read moremarked down even further on a sliding color-coded scale. Be forewarned, anything marked 70% off the already discounted price will either leave you looking like a refugee from The Great Gatsby or a 1970's era pimp. There's a reason these orphans have been sitting here for nine months. However, if you invest a little time, you can generally score some legitimate premium brands for 50% off MSRP that won't add length to your rap sheet. Here's hoping they open again soon and help keep my pimp hand strong.

I needed a place to donate gently used shoes, so I let my fingers search and found that DSW…read moreDesigner Shoe Warehouse accepts them. I gathered up the entire family's discarded shoes and took them to the store. Upon entering, an employee saw the huge bags and directed me to the bins where I could drop off the shoes. She also told me that for each time I came in to donate shoes, I would earn points, which translates into dollar value. All I had to do was let the cashier know that I just donated, and they would issue credit accordingly. By joining their reward program, we can get additional discounts. Since this was my first time here, I took some time to browse and was impressed by the selection of name-brand products. If you sign up and give them your email, they send you more discounts and alert you when a new brand has come in. They carry an array of shoes, socks, purses, backpacks, and other accessories.