Great service! Great price! Great people! Highly recommend! We have had many shoes repaired over…read morethe years including some Irish dance shoes. Great quality and always on time!

Bought a leather briefcase during a visit to Florence several years ago, one of the brass…read moreattachments came off due to wear and needed to be reattached. I was not hopeful that it could be repaired as it was specialized work. Stopped by Luigi's on a visit to Princeton and discovered a native Italian craftsman who is incredibly skilled. He devised a way to fix the briefcase and did so within 15 minutes. Highly recommended!

Expert repair my opinion. Based on when I first brought my shoes to my "dry cleaner" that has a…read moresign that says "we repair shoes". They started saying that it could take 3 weeks and expensive and that they would call to let me know "how much" But as it turned out they said "unrepairable". So I went on Yelp and found John's listed as a "Cobbler". The shoes came out perfect at a very reasonable price. I will be a customer for life!!

So happy to have found John's Shoe Repair. He used to work for Ben's shoe repair in Hightstown…read morebefore Mr. Ben passed away. He put new heels on my boots and cleaned them up like brand new for a very fair price.

I had my boots repaired at this shop. I had the souls and heels replaced on these boots that I've…read moreowned for over 25 years. The job was perfect and I am completely satisfied. I highly recommend this Shoe repair shop There is parking on the street that is usually available

Have you ever driven over to one of the big box stores to get keys made, only to be forced to wait…read morearound for an employee who knows how to do it? Hopefully you're there for other reasons, so you can pick up what you need while you wait for that one employee with the key making skills to get to the hardware desk. But, if you just need some keys, and are local, definitely hit up Giaquintos; they provide that service, along with the shoe repair. There was no desperate use of the paging system to call an employee to the key cutting machine. The guy who looked kind of like the cobbler you'd conjure up in your head if asked to imagine one, just took my keys and headed to the machine, and in a moment or two was back at the counter with my duplicates. Fast, and cheap, too. If key cutting was their only service, they'd definitely get 5 stars. I have no idea how they do on shoe repair, but I'm going to give them a try soon!

Always the very best service for all things equestrian! I always take my dressage boots in for new…read morezippers. The zippers always last and never fail at a show. Excellent repairs!!

Fred is an absolute magician! Fixed a Birkenstock I thought our puppy had destroyed - and he…read moredelivered it way earlier than initially promised. And very fair price too. Highly recommend!

Needed a zipper repaired. I knew what had to be done but couldn't locate the proper pull+slider…read more Dan has an organizer of zipper parts, fixed it in 5 minutes. I will never have to waste time on zippers again!

I wish store owners would own their yelp listings so that we knew what the accurate opening hours…read moreare. I have been to this business twice within a few weeks (on non holiday days) when the business hours were supposed to be open according to Yelp! and the store was closed. If you are a small business owner without a website or other means of posting your hours, at least keep your yelp profile updated please.

Received an amazing service from Kim!!! Had been looking for a place to fix my luggage for the…read morelongest. Paid $45 to get the side box stitched plus my handle rescrewed back in. Wait time- 1 week then my box was ready to pick up. Cash only!!! You're given a yellow tag and you bring it back to collect your order and pay.

Quality workmanship and very reliable! Highly recommend this place for shoe repair and belt repair…read more They are also very pleasant

A little pricy! But good job! He seemed to know his job…read more blah blah blah. It's a shoe repair place , should I write a 1000 page novel! Omg

After having a not so great experience at another local shoe repair place that's not really a shoe…read morerepair place but rather a shoe store trying to get you to not repair your shoe & spend double the price on new shoes, I decided to drive a little further & find a real shoe repair place. This place was the 1 that popped up with the best reviews. Indeed it is a tiny hole in the wall joint. It is very easy to miss. It's literally a little house next to the TD bank that's right next to Vito's pizza. You walk in & immediately the smell of rubber & shoe polish slaps you in the face. Eventually an old little man comes to to help you. He's very short & direct with his customer services skills but looks like he knows what he's doing from the wear & tear on his hands & face. I hand him my $300 boots from a couple seasons ago that I love & tell him I want to resole them & shine them up. Basically make them look new again bc all the salt & snow from last year really did a number on the soles. He looks them over & tells me, "It's going to cost a lot." I ask how much & he tells me $45. I tell him these are good, expensive boots that are worth it. You have to leave 50% deposit on your job. I decided to pay the full amount & that way I can just pick them up when I come back next week for them. I'll finish up my review next week when I pick them up & report on the work it self. But I'm sure it will be quite promising as these mom&pop places are always the best at doing these jobs. ******** As expected, my boots look good as new. Nicely shined with we soles that will last me another season. Thank you!!

Arthur saw the shoes which were like ballerina shoes or Capezio's. They had injection molding on…read morethe bottom of them. He said he could not resole them, but to try Camody's which I had already done. (Camody's price was twice the price of the shoes which I have never worn!)

I dropped off 2 pairs of shoes to have the heel tips replaced in early spring and I just got them…read morelast week. The gentleman behind the counter was rude. I almost fell over when he said my bill was $46. I could have bought new shoes for that price. I will not be returning.

Excellent shoe repair. My shoes weee repaired quickly and with high quality. The owner is very…read morepleasant and professional. The price was lower than I expected and I got my shoes back polished and shined. Will definitely use again.

They offer good service at a decent price. It is hard to find a good shoe repair place these daysread more

Impeccable workmanship! Mr Ercolino is extremely professional and a true craftsman who knows…read moreexcellent shoe work.

TLDR: do not go here. He painted my cotton Dior wedding shoes without my consent when asked for a…read moresimple cleaning. I took my wedding shoes here after getting a recommendation from my dry cleaners. My shoes had gotten a little muddy on my wedding day. I brought them to Mr. Ercolini, told him they were my wedding shoes and asked if he thought he'd be able to clean them. He said he would try. I said that's fine and paid the $45 and left my shoes with him. When they were ready I picked them up, he handed them to me in box and I went to my car and looked at them and he had painted them. I called my husband in shock and reevaluated them at home to see how bad they were. They were terrible. They were patchy and chalky and discolored. I called him immediately the same day and asked him what he did, what products he used and that he painted my shoes which we had not talked about. He called me back claiming the humidity might have done something and that that was all he would say over phone and asked that I come back so I could show him in person which my husband and I did. We showed him the shoes and explained why we were dissatisfied. He offered to try and remove the paint. We agreed to allow him to try and rectify it. When we went to pick them up again there was still paint splotches on the shoes. They still looked terrible. When we pointed this out and voiced that it seemed he'd done irreparable damage he got very nasty and tried to gaslight us and push us off on another shoe professional. He said we were overreacting about a simple pair of shoes that don't matter. My wedding shoes. He denied there was still paint, he denied that he ruined the shoes. I told him I never consented to him painting my shoes and that he should have called me to confirm before doing a process we had not agreed upon. He did not stand by his work and he did not even offer the refund of the $45 service let alone the damage to the product. The entire experience was appalling.