Around December I came in on the recommendation of my chiropractor. I was having heel pain. I got…read moremy foot adjusted and he said for me to consider getting fitted and looking at more supportive shoes. I work from home the majority of the time but when I am traveling for work in standing on my feet so I'm perpetually looking for the most comfortable sneakers while I'm in the hospital/clinic, etc. I shared that with the sales lady during my visit and she made an excellent point. "Comfortable shoes aren't supportive shoes. And that's why you're here. You need supportive shoes." To which I was like ok but why must it be one or the other??? lol Bottom line- she fitted me in a shoe size I would NOT have picked for myself. It wasn't the most comfortable shoe. But I tried to just trust the process because I was in pain. So it was hard to be unbiased. What swayed me was it can't hurt to give it a try, the shoe I was leaning towards was cheaper than what was online, and they have a 90 day return policy. I have pretty much only worn these shoes in the last ~4 months. Heel pain is way less painful and the times that I have worn slip ons or some other crap shoe, that pain comes back. So I'm ready to get rid of all my shoes and only trust this woman. lol I highly recommend. And don't be put off like I was. I hate to admit it but at first appearance I thought it was just an "old lady shoe store." They don't have unlimited trendy options. But I'm there for support, not for cute or comfort. lol it is what it is. Accepting the aging process. Ps my shoe makes my foot look smaller. So that is a plus.

Great customer service! Would recommend this store for in depth knowledge on your personal needs…read more Not just an everyday shoe store.

This is the cutest store we've visited in awhile. Its decorated really well, nicely organized and…read moreeasy to shop. Prices were surprisingly low, which was a refreshing change. There's a wide range of styles and items to look at. We could have stayed much longer, but my budget insisted I stop buying EVERYTHING. The owner was super nice and engaging. Highly recommend this store. I feel like its a hidden gem

Eccentric is absolutely the right word for this fantastic little vintage boutique on Main Street,…read morethat has been here for...quite some time. The hand-selected articles of clothing, hats, jewelry and accessories available here are certainly quirky, but also fashionable and functional. Whomever curates the collection here has an eye for the theatrical and flamboyant; many of the items here could easily double as Halloween costume components. There's no shortage of vintage clothing stores in the Portland metro area, but many of them charge truly outrageous prices for scraps and rags that only the most unaffected urchin would be caught dead wearing. Thankfully, that's not the case here: there's something for everyone, from casual to formal, grounded to glamorous, simple to sophisticated. Prices range from reasonable to unbelievably cheap (they even have a $1 rack with clothes that don't suck?! how), making the Urban Eccentric a budget-friendly bargain hunter's dream.

The selection is great, seems like they get new things daily, the prices are reasonable and service…read moreis fantastic, I don't think I have ever left empty handed.

I love this store and appreciate them being open. I love their clothes and the atmosphere. It's a…read moregood place to stop. Bad note: I went there one Thursday and the lady working the store was in the back in her personal phone arguing about very personal things. She was clearly upset. Seeing another lady and I walk in didn't phase her at all. She continued to loudly argue with whom ever was on her phone in a very inappropriate manner for work. It was so awkward that another lady and placed our clothes down and walked out. I am all for understanding issues that come up but this was a bit much.

Service : Mark. Top of the line it could not improve in any way…read moreSelection: the most options in one place for my foot! Value: they will see that you are 100% satisfied. You tell them what you need and if it can be done they will do it!!

I stumbled upon "When the Shoe Fits" out of sheer happenstance. Even though I'd driven past here a…read morehundred times, I somehow never noticed it. I stopped in in hopes of purchasing a pair of Books Glycerin 20s, but they didn't have them. I was immediately greeted as soon as I entered, and the knowledgeable employee knew their inventory well enough to know that they didn't have what I wanted when I asked. She wisely advised that if I've worn those with favorable results, it is probably best to stick with them, and offered to order them for me. Since I needed them sooner than they'd arrive, I opted not to order them. The store is clean, well-stocked, and has a great selection. Prices are very reasonable, and are on par with all others that I've shopped. There is also plenty of parking. I'm looking forward to my next visit if I decide to try a different shoe.

Ian was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. He walked my wife and I through the scan results and…read moremade great recommendations. He made sure we understood the difference between brands and models, and answered the many questions we had. Will definitely be back in the future for more of our running shoe needs!

We really like this store for its excellent selection and staff. Today, Caleb went above and beyond…read morein customer service. Professional evaluation, patient and so so nice. We sure do appreciate him.

Shoe Mill operates several fine footwear retail stores in Portland and Salem, Oregon. That's what…read morethe Apple Maps says. But let me tell you something. The man who sold me this pair of Hoka One One is perhaps the most vivacious, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and happy person I have ever met in a shoe store. He is the antithesis of Al Bundy. I have been hiking my entire vacation out here in Portland, clocking something like 40 miles in five days. (don't judge if you're a big-time hiker. I'm just getting started. I need time for tattoos, meeting my cousin for the first time, and other vacation type stuff) anyway the point is my feet are tired. Hoka is to feet what Visine is to a stoner's eyes. So I went in there. This guy was like a super happy positive ant lion. There was no possible way I was leaving without a pair of shoes, less I endure the sight of his bright smile faltering for just one second. And I don't regret it. But there's more. You see I missed my flight this morning because of a delay and the airline had to reschedule it all, and comp me a hotel room near this shopping mall. So instead of going home today, I'm stuck next to 20 acres of retail, which thankfully includes bars. Four margaritas in, I'm wandering around again and I see him walking a couple out. Each has the exact same bag that I had, with the same blue box emblazoned with the same brand. They are praising him for his knowledge and thanking him for the $600 they just dropped. Corporate, if you're reading this, this dude is regional manager material. I wanted to slap him high five, and yell, "Bro! Hoka! F@&k yeah!!" But that seemed like it would be a lot. And none of those three had been drinking margaritas all day. Anyway, point is, buy some shoes here.

I hate shopping for shoes. Trying to find shoes that fit my weird feet, can accommodate custom…read moreorthotics, are in my budget and actually attractive is always a frustrating experience. But I need walking shoes for an upcoming trip, so I tried Shoe Mill. It was a pleasant surprise to find they still use "old-fashioned" approach here. Instead of slinging boxes at me and leaving me to sort it out, the salesperson, Susan, helped me through the entire visit. She listened to what I needed and was very knowledgeable about the shoes and proper fit. It took 10-12 pairs to find what I was looking for and she was upbeat and kind the whole time, while also helping several other customers. I ended up with two pairs of walking shoes that are not only comfortable, but super cute! Best shoe shopping experience I've had in years and I'm actually looking forward to my next visit.

I had a very disappointing experience with Davıdyan Custom Footwear Inc. I was quoted $250 for a…read morejob with a 3-day completion timeframe. I agreed to the price without negotiation and trusted them to complete the work as promised. After seven days with no updates, I called and was told the job still hadn't been started and to "give it a few more days." Three days later, I received a text saying the work was done, but the price was suddenly increased to $300, even though we had a clear agreement for $250. When I arrived to pick up my truck, the owner was extremely rude and aggressive, insisting I pay the higher amount and even threatened to involve the police if I didn't. The quality of the work was also far below expectations and will now need to be redone elsewhere. Overall, this experience left me frustrated, out $300, and very dissatisfied. I do not recommend this business based on the dishonesty, poor communication, unexpected price changes, and unprofessional behavior.

These guys are fully equipped to handle custom shoes , orthopedic,C peds…read moreAnd do auto upholstery!!!!

I stumbled upon The Good Feet Store while I was getting Voodoo donuts at the Vancouver Mall…read more Needing a new pair of shoes, this seemed like a good place to try. While The Good Feet Store does sell footwear, they have an extremely small selection. Why? Selling shoes turns out to be not really what they do. What they do is sell a system of various inserts for one's shoes to help with various ailments that cause foot pain and discomfort. The footwear they sell has (presumably) been vetted to be effective with their insert system. I was greeted by the sole employee shortly after I entered by being asked whether I had an appointment or not. I told him that I was really just looking for another pair of shoes, and he remarked about my Brooks footwear being great. One of the brands they sell is Brooks. He added that they may be able to fit me in for a fitting if I could wait for an hour or so (that a fitting takes approximately 45 minutes). Since I didn't have the time to spare, and since I only needed a new pair of shoes, I opted not to wait. He gave me his business card and said that I could call at any time to make an appointment. At this point, I was still a bit confused, honestly, because, as I said, I'd just entered and was looking to purchase a pair of shoes. I'd have really appreciated it if the employee had explained to me what they do since he seemed to have assumed that I already knew (which I didn't). How I found the answers that I included in my introductory paragraph was by reading the signage on the walls inside of the establishment after the employee finished with me to tend to the other customers. I'll consider their system if I ever find the need to, but if you're just looking to purchase footwear, this is probably not a good place to go.

I went to the Good Feet Store because I had problems with my knee which affected the use of my…read moreknee. While there the person who checked my feet sold me a pair of shoes. He also sold me plastic inserts for the inside of my shoes which I did not ask for. When I paid the bill I found it was $2,000 for all of this. I was flabbergasted at this and they wouldn't allow me to say no after I paid for them. I will never give a good review for this business. He's a crook and I've talked with many others who experienced the same as I. Maybe there are other good feet stores but this one is crooked!!