Everything went well. Lynn opened up right on time, and said, "how can I help you"! I knew I'd…read morehit the jackpot! She spent an hour with me. I knew, or thought I knew it what I wanted, but she knew what I needed!! Brooks walking shoes for old men, not only what model was best for me , but the correct orthotic support to make my footwear fit and feel better. I've had lots of foot problems, Shoes and Feet is the only place I'll buy shoes. They always measure my feet, length and width. And watched me walk to be sure my arch support is correct.

Diabetes causes foot issues and I'm glad I finally went for super comfortable shoes. Service was…read moreimpeccable. This is an example where tipping should actually be applicable. The products felt premium but so did the staff. Shout out to Christina. Super knowledgeable and patient. What a great store for when youre ready to take footwear to the next level.

I have never wandered in despite liking the window dressing…read more Today I stopped in and was happy to find everything I like with a helping of friendly service and an in house tailor for alterations. They hit the bullseye and now have a return customer pending a successful pickup once the work is done. I don't buy clothing often enough to be a savvy buyer, but prices were predictable and the apparel felt quite well made.

We ordered a custom tux with STC. It couldn't have been more perfect! We were so pleased with the…read morequality, customer service, and follow up when we ordered the tux. It fit perfectly and looked gorgeous. We can't wait to pick out a new suit to order in the upcoming months!

I have to mention this store for their positive attitude within a pleasant atmosphere. Needing to…read moreaddress an urgent matter that required a place to sit and take care of business. No one approached me with the "If you're going to buy something" reprimands, I got the opposites, I took a bus to save the $22 tolls a one person car pays. My grateful review is one person was over the top helpful when I asked where a bus comes soon, the gentleman immediately told me how to get the where I was going and offered to lead over to make sure I found the stop. And of course I shopped, what kind of shoe Whore like myself miss an opportunity like that. DSW has been a go to for years and with this last experience , guaranteed my continued patronage for years to come!! Jack

Sarah gave us outstanding service at DSW in Redmond today. Welcoming, knowledgeable and patient…read more We had several questions and Samah was efficient and cheerful. Very helpful and made for a "we will be back" experience!

NORDSTROM RACK @ KIRKLAND TOTEM LAKE…read more Parking is available in their lot, and it's shared with the rest of the plaza. It does get extremely busy especially on weekends but you'll still be able to find a spot. All parking is completely free. When you walk into Nordstrom Rack, you'll either take the escalator or the elevator since everything is on the second floor. The store itself is huge, and they always have a lot of items on sale. I came in specifically looking for UGG shoes, but they were sold out everywhere. The associate, Aiden, was extremely helpful and kind. He went through every single aisle trying to find the exact pair I wanted, and even though they weren't in stock, I really appreciated how much effort he put in. The store has a big selection, especially when it comes to clothes. A lot of the items are designer pieces, yes, they're discounted, but most things still range from around $60 to $100, especially jeans and other clothing. Overall, I really enjoyed my experience here and would definitely come back. I like this location. It's not the biggest Nordstrom Rack I've been to, but it still has a great selection, and it works perfectly for being in Totem Lake.

Great service. Very efficient and employees were very helpful…read more I e Will definitely go back.

Since starting track, I really needed new shoes, so came to the store on a Wednesday, around 6 pm…read more Because of low team member counts, they had altered closing hours to 7 pm. The store was pretty empty, and I was almost immediately helped by a staff member, though this would probably vary depending on crowd size. Max lead me through the foot-scanning process that showed the size, arch, width, etc. of my foot, and gave recommendations on shoes. The workers were knowledgeable about what kinds of footwear would work for me. Shout-out to Max for being really patient with me trying out all the shoes, spikes, and socks! The shoe prices were in-line with other stores, and if you sign up for VIP you get a 10% discount. Overall, my experience was great (though again the store was not busy so this probably varies), the staff were amazing, and I'm excited to use my new shoes!

We had a great time learning about our feet with Logan. He was very helpful and helped us find the…read morebest shoes for us. Will be back and hope to get Logan's help again!

I've shopped at the Famous Footwear in Woodinville twice now, and both experiences were outstanding…read morethanks to Austin. He was the lead shift associate on duty both times and provided some of the best customer service I've had anywhere. During my first visit, Austin was professional, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable in helping me find the right athletic shoes. Even though he was busy putting out stock, organizing, and cashiering, he still took the time to give me excellent service and never made me feel rushed. When I returned to buy a second pair of the same shoes, I couldn't find them on the floor. Instead of brushing it off, Austin researched the inventory and tracked down the exact size I needed. That extra effort made all the difference. What really stands out is his confidence and product knowledge. He carries himself with such professionalism that I honestly assumed he was the manager. Knowing that Austin is working gives me total confidence that I'll receive top tier service every time I come in. Great customer service is rare, and Austin delivers it consistently.

Ceaser provided outstanding customer service. Very helpful and kind. Good selection of shoes.read more

I have been a customer for Years and their team gives exceptional service on every visit, plus they…read morestock cute shoes that work for my reality....getting older so wanting comfort AND style. Oh--and my husband reliably finds great shoes here too!

Such an amazing local gem in Ballard! Market Street Shoes has a fantastic selection of…read morehigh-quality, stylish, and comfortable footwear. All the staff, including Brennan, is incredibly attentive, patient, and knowledgeable, making sure you get the perfect fit. I also love the curated clothing and accessories they carry. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful family-owned business!

As a foodie, I'm slowly but surely eating my way through this shopping center! I can't say my…read morewallet is happy about it, but I've enjoyed a number of meals here over the years, especially as new spots have popped up. The selection is pretty diverse in terms of types of food - burgers, ramen, pasta, sushi, pizza, Thai (vegan) and more... it's all here! For a little treat, grab ice cream at Salt & Straw, a boba tea from Don't Yell at Me, or a coffee and pastry at 203º Fahrenheit Coffee. It's tough to resist any of these. With this being an outdoor shopping center, it's the most lively during the spring and summer. There is a main outdoor seating area near the cinema and tables here fill up pretty quickly during the warmer months with people who opt for takeout from one of the casual eateries. Across the street, smaller sections of seating are accompanied by fireplaces. I've been grateful for the fireplaces and heat lamps during the wintertime! Other than exploring the food options, I enjoy browsing Nordstrom Rack and could spend hours at the Barnes & Noble. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are also here. Along with these larger stores, there is a variety of small boutique-like shops, providing an opportunity to support the small businesses. As for parking, the main lot in front of Trader Joe's and Nordstrom Rack get pretty crowded, so I'd recommend parking in the garage on the side of Chase bank. Each parking spot in this garage has a light over it that turns red if occupied and green if available, making it really easy to navigate. With spring right around the corner, I'm sure I'll find myself here again shortly!

This is an example of a well done mixed-use area/center. It has retail, restaurants, office space,…read moreand even residential apartments! I initially had some reservations about finding parking since the outer lots were pretty full and busy due to the Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, but as I walked into the middle of the area, I realized that there were also free parking garages that I could have used. Thoughtfully enough, they even had the number of spaces available displayed on the entrances. This place must get super busy to need that feature! I liked how the greenery was well kempt, and how there were navigational signs so you don't get lost. I went to the Paper Source, Due Cucina, and Don't Yell At Me. Super convenient! I guess the only thing I wished it could have was a better way to travel there through public transportation.

This shop is ideal for people who need comfortable shoes for foot ailments such as plantar…read morefascitis, arthritis, bunions, extra wide feet, and so on. The available selection is highly curated by the store managers, with road-tested feedback on shoe models that enhance comfort and minimize pinching and pain. The store doesn't have mind-numbing, vast choices. It's usually endless choice that leads to paralysis. However store clerks do in-house fitting that gets the customer an appropriate shoe model which has proven to work well for many other people with similar foot issues. I bought a paid of HOKA trainers there...nothing fancy, not a huge range of choices, but it was a good choice to reduce my foot pain. Sometimes the focused care of store clerks who have seen multitudes of customers with similar foot conditions and can make optimal recommendations is better than dazzling yet confusing racks of shoe model options.

Hire pressure sales tactics wasted my time and money. I wanted to get a pair of Brooks Beast…read moresneakers to replace my current pair. I had gotten the previous pair from Sole Perfection so I went back there. They didn't have any available in my size (Mens 12.5 EE). But rather than offer to order the pair, the sales clerk raved about Hoka Transport. The width felt snug, but it was close enough that I bought it. 2 months later the inside heel had already started wearing out, leading to the hard plastic painfully poking into my heel. Sole Perfection offered to replace it as a warranty replacement and told me they had another in my size. So I made the trip there only to find they didn't have my size, only 12.5 D. So I left empty handed. A week later, they had the right size, but it was a different color. Not a problem for me, so I go back a 3rd time. But I could barely get my feet in because of how much they pinched the sides of my feet. The sales clerk assured me it would take a day or 2 to adjust. Nope, just as painful as ever. So I'm just going to order a pair of Brooks Beasts from Amazon. I'm stuck with my basically unwearable pair of Hokas and I'm out nearly $200. I'm upset at Hoka for making crappy quality shoes. And I'm upset at Sole Perfection for not listening to me when I said what brand of sneaker I wanted to buy. Dec 9 edit - I will raise my review to 2 stars. I appreciate that store staff tried to make things right. But they weren't able to. Ultimately I spent $190 on sneakers I could only wear for 5 weeks.

I've found a couple of nice pieces here before, but lately the styles and prices don't feel like a…read morefit. I stopped in for a Black Friday sale advertised as 20% off, though the cashier initially said 10% until I mentioned the email. It seems the shop's focus has shifted toward a different audience.

Cute stuff but what's with the attitude? Came in looking for cowboy logo t-shirts that I had seen…read morebefore in there with my daughter. Looked around and was texting my daughter some of the brand names of the shirts they had (She was looking for a certain shirt she had seen last time in there). Sales lady approached and said she thought I was taking photos of the shirts. Uh No, I wasnt. I pointed out that some of the shirts I was looking at were really big, she said no they are exactly sized. One of the M sized shirts I pulled out would have fit my 225lb, 6.2 husband. What's with the snobbery? Is this Rodeo Drive? Ha ha. A quote from my favorite show Absolutely Fabulous "You only work in a shop you know, you can drop the attitude"