Mike Cento is a true craftsman. He took 2 pairs of shoes, resoled them, cleaned them up, polished…read morethem, etc., and now they are like new shoes. One of the pairs, my Footjoy Classics Spikeless, stopped being produced in 2009 so I wasn't sure how difficult of a project this might be for Mike. Turns out they look better than they did when they were new! More support, better constructed, and they look brand new. Mike took a pair of shoes that were literally falling apart and brought them back to life, even better than before. These Footjoys look better than anything Footjoy sells these days! Mike did such a great job that I dropped off another pair when I picked up my last 2 pair. And I have about 3 more pairs of shoes that are in need of being recrafted, Cento Shoes will be wear I am taking them. The price is right at Cento Shoes and they carry all the good and necessary shoe care products to keep your shoes in great shape and well nourished. Jennifer who works in the front of the house is just amazing and super kind. She got me taken care of in no time and while I was there picking up my shoes I got some new socks and shoe care accessories too. Cento Shoes has been around longer than I have been alive and Mike Cento has the same passion for shoes that I do. Footwear is really important to me. If it is important to you and want support a locally-owned family business of 50+ years that brings footwear back to life, go see Mike and Jennifer at Cento Shoes, you will not be disappointed. Mike is like the Obi-Wan Kenobi of shoe recrafting. He has a new customer and a friend for life. Thank you!!!

They have never failed me in repairing my shoes. Thought I would have to throw away a favorite shoe…read morebut thank to them for giving me a few more wears. Friendly and professional.

This store is very nicely organized and displayed. I was on the search for craft items and I did…read morefind a few new for half the price found online. I wandered through the clothing selection but I wasn't buying clothes on this trip. I want to bring my young adult daughters here for the clothing selection alone. I imagine most teens to young adults would go wild for the selection. Mission 27 is definitely worth another visit.

Great choices, friendly, helpful service. Clean facility,…read moregood parking. Great value. My budget is limited but needed winter pants for upcoming season, was very pleased with what ii saw. Will save up to get more items in the future. I will be back.

Fabulous menswear store! My husband and I dropped in to check out the store downtown on a night…read moreout, and were impressed by the selection and the store owner, Ben. We went back the following week and Christine (store manager) outfitted my husband with a suit, shirts, shoes, belt and sports jacket. She is fantastic: friendly and knows her merchandise. Not pushy, just helpful and professional. Great store: fair prices, good quality and excellent service.

5 stars doesn't even begin to show how amazing Ben and the whole staff at JBenzal are. They made…read moreall the things happen and with such style and flair. We got our groomsmen and dad suits here as well as a custom suit for the groom. Best fit and best customer service. We will be back at any chance we get!!!

Not to be all David from Schitts Creek but ew. This place kinda sucks…read more Now before you get all judgey of me appearing to be judgey, I'm really not. Thrift stores are my jam, I visit them whatever city I'm visiting. I was about to head out to the airport and thought I would make a little pit stop here but unfortunately it was a waste of time. Ridiculously overpriced clothes for $7.99 and above, I refuse to pay that for old Kmart brands (sorry not sorry Jaclyn Smith), it was just horrible markup. Same with men's clothing and shoes, markup for crappy brands. I as looking forward to hitting up their book and bric a brac section but saw a total of four books total and decided to call it a day. I'm just mad I'll never get that 20 minutes of my life back.

Prices are higher than any retail stores. 2.99 for a can of Campbell's soup, 5.99 for a child's…read moret-shirt. Shame on you!

Totally recommend! Quality clothing! Great customer service ! A gem on mass ave. There needs to…read morebe more boutiques in the area. Parking is the only drawback - downtown meters are a pain!

Walked for over 40 min to arrive at your store when it opened at 11am. Sadly it was still not open…read moreat 1130am. Looked very cute from the window.

Amazing service and meticulous attention! This guy has been doing it for 30 years and clearly takes…read morepride in his work. He takes a before and after photo of the work!

I was pleasantly surprised to find this cute boutique in our hotel lobby!…read moreThe Owner very friendly. Cute selection of clothing at very affordable prices.

From the owner: Visit our online store today. We are a mobile boutique we love to come to your home for you and…read moreyour friends to shop! Just 2 hours and you receive 10% of sales as a credit toward your purchase. Who wouldn't like free clothes?

I still love shopping at Midland antiques. I have been coming here for years. As with any booth…read morestyle antique shop there are good and bad prices. They always have a couple of people working the register and sometimes three on the weekend to make sure everybody gets through the line quickly!

I love this place. Each time I visit, there is something new to see. As a mixed media artist, I am…read moreoften looking for vintage items to use (paper related ephemera). I did also find some jewelry and a couple of purses. The place has everything from vintage or antique furniture (victorian, mid-century etc) to books, wonky art pieces..too much. Service is good and while there aren't a lot of people around in the way of employees, the cashiers are good and there is an area where you can leave things you want to avoid carrying them around. I believe there are people around to help load heavy items, but I'm not sure of those details. Value varies greatly. Some things are very reasonably priced and others seem outrageously expensive to me, but I guess it depends on supply and demand.