I dropped off some flip flops because the button between the toes fell off of one shoe. Have I been wearing the flip flops with one button on and one button off? Yep! However, my brother commented on how weird it looked. So, I decided to take them to the shoe hospital because according to my brother they were in bad shape. According to the repairman, the shoe repair services would take a few days. In my mind, I had a target price of no more than $10. However, it turned out to be more. Since I will have symmetrical shoes, I think it will be worth it. Yesterday, I dropped the flip flops off for repair. The process was quick and easy. I got the flip flops back the today. The flip flops are twins again. Historically (over the last 20+ years), I have had my shoes repaired only at the Austin Shoe hospital as they do great work. read more

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Sad to say that my good experiences of a decade ago didn't match the experience I had this week. A friend dropped off my Tumi suitcase to be repaired and was told by the young man working that they would repair the broken zipper and also replace a missing zipper pull. I picked up the suitcase without examining it closely and when I got home I realized the zipper pull was still missing. I took it back across town and the older man working this time told me that it wasn't part of the repair and that I would have to pay an additional $30 (on top of the $125 already paid) to have this tiny piece of hardware replaced. Worse, he didn't let me finish one sentence in the entire conversation. He interrupted me repeatedly, told me my experience was not what happened, and tried to mansplain to me that Tumi would not have repaired the suitcase (which they would have--we took it there first, but it would have taken longer). He was extremely rude, there was not one moment that he treated me with anything but disdain and disrespect, and I will never return to this location. read more

I've never written a bad review on Yelp, but I'm moved to do so now by the outrageous and shameless response I got from Joe at Austin Shoe Hospital on Burnet, after he over stretched my shoes, ruined them and blamed me. He's always been likable, so I was shocked at the way he handled my situation when something didn't go right. I brought one of my favorite leather sneakers made by Pikolinos, a brand that specializes in leather with an artisanal yet classic look. They were originally around $170 new. I had worn them for several years, but wanted the left toe stretched just a little as I'm a perfectionist about comfort and sometimes after a day of wearing them I felt a little ping on that toe. When the shoes were returned to me and I tried to put them on, the top of the shoe, where it had been hand stitched had ripped off and separated from the sole. They were ruined! I was heartbroken. Joe said it was because the rubber had rotted. OK. Perhaps that could be true. However, one could ask why he didn't tell me it would not be a good idea to stretch it. One could ask, was it over stretched? One could ask why there were light colored smudges where the yellow dye looked like it was wiped off by a chemical--barely noticeable but indicative of carelessness in handling the shoe. One could ask, why, if I brought the shoes to him in good condition, wearable and well-taken care of... why they were returned to me ruined beyond repair with nary an apology. There was, indeed, no apology. No offer of any compensation nor at least a refund of what I had paid to have them stretched just a little (and ruined). I did not ask for any compensation to help me replace the shoes. I did ask, at least, for a refund of the $30 or $35. fee I had paid, more on principle than financial motivation. Joe refused and said it was my fault that I brought in shoes that didn't fit me to try to make them fit! That was the most outrageous response I could ever imagine. He was blaming me and saying the shoes didn't fit and the rubber sole was rotted! I've never run into this ungraciousness from a vendor ever. I was floored! Needless to say, I will never use Austin Shoe Hospital ever again and I don't recommend you do either. read more

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Absolutely do not bring your shoes here for repair. I had been saving up a box of shoes that needed repairs so I could make the trip to this location worthwhile. Back in April, I brought in a pair of booties that only needed the heel caps replaced. Since it wasn't really bootie weather yet, I didn't wear them right away. When I dropped them off, I was also asked if I wanted the soles done and the suede "cleaned up." I said yes, if they felt it was needed. Those services were, of course, an additional cost, and I wasn't given an itemized receipt showing exactly what I was charged for. Fast-forward to finally wearing the booties. I had them on for maybe 20 minutes total, with about 10 minutes of that spent walking. I sat down for dinner, and both shoes began falling apart in essentially the exact same way, within minutes of each other. I emailed the store asking what could be done and was told to bring them in. When I did, I was told I would have to pay to have the shoes repaired because they "can't control what happens when they leave the store." I understand that shoes can have issues after they leave a store, but these shoes had no problem with the soles whatsoever before they were worked on. The only reason I brought them in was to have the heel caps replaced. There was nothing indicating that the soles were about to completely disintegrate. The fact that both shoes failed in the same way, within minutes of each other, after sitting unused for months and after being serviced by this store is incredibly concerning. What bothered me just as much as the shoes falling apart was the complete lack of ownership when I brought the issue to their attention. I was essentially told, "Oh well." At one point, I was asked, "Do you want to put more money into these shoes?" My answer was yes--but not with this business. I have other shoes that were repaired during the same visit, and now I'm hesitant to even wear them because I have no idea whether they will hold up. Unfortunately, I won't be returning. If I need future shoe repairs, I'll be taking my business to Golden Slipper instead. Very disappointing experience, especially considering the shoes had one relatively minor issue when I brought them in and left with a much bigger one. read more

Customer service was so good. The gentleman behind the counter recognized me from last week. I asked if his credit card machine was working again. He gave a sigh, and was like finally. I said, We depend so much of these machines to take our money. And when they don't work, it stops everyone in their tracks. Today I had cash just incase the C.C. machine didn't work. It did thank God, so I was able to pay and get my heels. My Christian Louboutin's look beautiful. The black has been brushed out, the red bottoms have been replaced. And I also got new heels put on too. Super happy with them. Can't wait to wear them out. read more

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Brought an old pair of sneakers in. The sole was falling apart, but the rest was in good shape. The guy took one look at them and laughed in my face, tallish guy about mid forties. He then pretended to consider them after he saw the look on my face. Told me there was nothing he could do for me. I took them to the Shoe Hospital a few miles away and they did a great job with the new sole. If you don't want to be disrespected and treated like a jerk, do yourself a favor and go to one of the other Shoe Hospital, these people suck! read more

I brought in a pair of boots that I value quite a bit for a full resole, conditioning, and eyelet replacement. I was told the turnaround time would be 3-4 weeks. Instead, it took three additional weeks beyond that estimate, and the final result was extremely disappointing. When I finally picked them up, the boots looked exactly the same as when I dropped them off, aside from the new sole. The conditioning clearly was not done, and the eyelets I specifically requested to be replaced were never touched. To make matters worse, when I tried tightening the laces, both of the laces snapped immediately, which says a lot about the level of care and attention given to the job. Waiting nearly seven weeks for work that was only partially completed is unacceptable--especially when basic requested services were simply ignored. If the shop couldn't complete the work as requested, I would have appreciated honest communication rather than picking up my boots in essentially the same condition I dropped them off in. I don't enjoy leaving negative reviews, but people deserve to know what to expect when trusting someone with their footwear. read more

Austin Shoe Hospital - Cap toe Wolverine boots - Shoe Repair Near Me - Austin, Texas

Always busy and long turnaround. Does not do a quality job per reviewers. But my daughter's Doc Martens came out great

Before you go, make sure you ask the right and multiple questions or speak to the cobbler yourself. I drove from Bryan twice but never got my suitcase fixed. read more

I brought my Louis Vuitton tote to Austin Shoe Hospital at 8211 Burnet Road for an interior cleaning after spilling some coffee inside. Since Louis Vuitton doesn't offer cleaning services (only part replacements), I turned to this local shop based on their positive reviews and felt hopeful they'd handle my bag with care. At drop-off, the staff was friendly and clear that not all stains might come out -- I appreciated the transparency and fully understood that going in. We agreed on an $80 cleaning fee. When I returned to pick it up, the interior looked cleaner -- some faint coffee marks remained, which was expected -- and I was content with the result. When I returned to pick it up, the interior did look better--some faint stains remained, as expected, and I was content with the cleaning itself. He briefly showed me the inside, quickly wrapped it back up in paper and plastic, and sent me on my way. It wasn't until I got home, excited to use my bag again, that I noticed something very concerning: a rivet on the inside of the purse was missing. Let me be clear--this bag was in excellent condition when I dropped it off. Aside from the coffee spill, it was practically new and had been stored and rotated with other bags carefully since purchase. The missing rivet was absolutely intact when I left it with them. I immediately drove back to the shop to show them. The employee's reaction? A casual, "That's okay, we'll replace it." I assumed they had the original piece and would reattach it properly, so I allowed him to take the bag to the back. When he returned, he had hammered in a generic, unbranded rivet--a completely inappropriate fix for a $4,000 designer bag with custom, branded hardware. When I asked for the original part back, he denied they had anything to do with the missing rivet, insisting that their cleaning process only involved a brush and couldn't have possibly caused the damage. So which is it? You're willing to "fix" it with a random part, but also claim you're not responsible? To test what had been done, I gently rubbed the new rivet right there in the store--and it popped right off. It wasn't secure, it wasn't professional, and it certainly wasn't acceptable. He then said he could just hammer in another one, at which point I declined entirely. I had seen enough. To make matters worse, he then threw in a smug, unnecessary comment: "You'd think Louis Vuitton would make better quality items that rivets wouldn't just fall off during a cleaning." That kind of dismissive, condescending attitude was beyond frustrating--especially when I was standing there calmly, pointing out damage that they clearly caused. There was no apology. No ownership. No offer to refund me for the cleaning or compensate me in any way for the damage. Just denial and a careless attempt to slap on an unmatched part like this was some cheap canvas duffel--not a luxury handbag I'd paid thousands for and taken great care of. I immediately went to Louis Vuitton and arranged to send the bag in for professional repair--an added expense and hassle that should have never been necessary. If you value your designer goods, expect even basic accountability, or hope for professional standards of care, do not bring your items here. What started as an $80 cleaning turned into a $180+ mistake, not counting the time and stress of dealing with a shop that clearly doesn't stand behind their work. I regret ever trusting them with my property, and I strongly caution others to avoid this location at all costs. read more

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These guys are the best! Friendly, funny, and they know their stuff! They saved my favorite pair of heels. The turn around was quick and the price was affordable and reasonable. When I went to pick up my shoes I asked about another pair of shoes needing some tlc and he told me some things I could try at home for an easy fix. He could have easily just said to bring them in and charge me for the fix, but instead he gave me some diy tips. I love that kind of integrity in business. Next time I have a pair in need I will be back! read more

I have taken a few shoes and was very happy. Unfortunately they have treated me wrong . I took back shoes that had been resoled and the heel cap came off. I had paid $85 to have it done. The heel cap came off so I returned it. The owner said I needed to pay another $18,95 to repair it. He says it could be damaged within one day if I stepped in a hole. That is not how you treat customers. I was taking 3 more shoes in but quickly left. I will NEVER go back read more

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Horrible BELOW 1-STAR experience. I have been a 20+ year customer but I have never been treated so poorly upon picking up my expensive school bag that I brought into the shop to have a new magnetic clasp-set installed. I came in to pickup my bag today 08-21-25 and I immediately noticed that the clasp-set they installed did not match in color or clasp-style. When I pointed this out, the desk manager said "well doesn't it snap together?, what's the problem?" I said, "Yes, it snaps (although differently in touch and feel) but for an expensive repair for an expensive bag I expected better. I expected the clasps to at least match in color and style and they simply don't". See photos. The manager said that upon me bringing the bag into the store that I only asked if the color would match? WTF? Was it unreasonable to expect that the clasp type and style would match? Which by the way in the pictures you can see that even the color doesn't match. He then asked me what I wanted to do, so I said that I really need my bag for classes but it would help if he could at least adjust the price of the repair given the issues with the repair and he flatly refused!" I told him I have been coming to his store for 20+ years and that this would be the last time that he would receive $ from me. So I paid him the full price of the repair. I'm not sure what has changed over the years but this isn't good. His lack of empathy and lack of action essentially told me to go "pound dirt". He was not going to do anything to even attempt to make this right. NOW HERE'S THE REAL KICKER ... As we stood there staring at one another, the store manager then says to me "Jesus is alright and I'm alright with Jesus on this! Have a blessed day!" Let me just say that I'm afraid the pearly gates of heaven now has a greasy smudge on the bars where this manager is grasping to enter! Have a blessed day yourself in another profession! Maybe it's time to retire? Businesses like this should NOT EXIST! I wish I would have checked out the many other 1-STAR Yelp Reviews before I walked into the store. My suspicion is that this manager is potentially at the center of this and the common thread. read more

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I recently had a new heel cap put on a shoe. They talked me into having the other heel recapped as well as a shine. I should have asked for the price. When I picked them up (after 10 days ), I was billed $58 for what I am sure was less than 30 minutes work. For that price I could have bought New shoes at Nordstrom's. They need to post their prices for greater transparency. Buyer beware! I think they are taking advantage of the fact that there are few shoe repair places. Never patronizing them again! read more

The employees there have Great customer service and Iwill be back and will recommend some people

Terrible service! Terrible quality, and terrible value. And more importantly Joe was a complete jerk. I dropped a basic pair of shoes off to have a simple cap put on the heel. The shoes came back in worse condition than when I dropped them off. Joe was rude and sarcastic. By all the 1 star reviews, I see Joe is a detriment to this business. I used to use this store and always recommended it to family and friends. Never again will I use this store nor will I ever recommend this shop ever again. read more

Dude. The big sign on your facade says "while you wait." Sigh. We all know nothing is while-you-wait in Austin anymore. Not only was service faster back in the day... it was also kinder. I had a patch I wanted sewn onto a faux leather jacket. The badge is scalloped and intricate so would require fine work. Cobbler #1 quoted $45 and five days. I asked politely if he would consider going down to $40 and he asked the manager. Cobbler #2 (he's the manager): "That will be $50 and a week." Me: "But you're charging me more than I was originally quoted and asking for more time!" The look on his face. It said: "I'm the only game in town so eat it." Whaaaah! This deeply bugged me. He undermined his own staff and left me with a bitter feeling in return for $5. I hope he'll allocate those $5 to changing his big sign. Or maybe a management course. One star more because they did get the job done early. read more

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For more than 15 years, I've had my shoes and boots taken care of here. If you have good shoes, take them here to get resoled as they wear out and they will have new life. Thanks to them, I have some boots that have lasted 15 years and still look great. I have had a purse and travel bag repaired here too. I had been carrying them around with me for years, not knowing where I could get them repaired. Then I had a discussion here and my repairs were handled! If you have shoes you love and don't want to throw out--bring them here: they will extend their life!  If you have an issue with a shoe or bag that you are unsure about, just bring it in and talk with them. They will probably have a solution to your problem. read more

Austin Shoe Hospital RR620. Thank you for repairing my leather belt. Good leather belts are hard to find these days. Well done.

Use to love this place. After my most recent experience, it's apparent that they are cutting corners and making rookie mistakes. What a shame. Brought in a 3 year old pair of boots that needed to be conditioned and re-soled. After waiting 2 1/2 weeks, I picked them up and they looked okay. After wearing them for a day, nails started coming through to my feet. Took them back in and they pounded on them. No more feel of nails after putting my hand in to check. Left and put them on then I got home. More nails. Took them back in again. The guy behind the counter wanted to argue with me and said that it was the old nails and happens when you re-sole. No ... it's bad work. Re-soling means you take the old soles off and put new ones on as a replacement. Old nails should never, ever be coming at your feet. The price is high but reasonable if the work is done right. Any price is too high if there are nails hitting your feet. Too bad. Have been there four times in total for one piece of work. read more

Had new handle put on suitcase. Was not an easy repair. Excellent work! The people there are the best!

Steve Barr, the manager at the South Austin location is upfront, super helpful and very friendly. Will definitely be using them for any shoe repairs we need. read more

Brought in a pair of hiking boots for new soles. First day on the trail the soles fell off and our family vacation was ruined. I had to hike eight miles back to base camp with no soles. My feet were a bloody mess. When I told to company what happened they didn't apologize or offer to make good on the job. I wouldn't send my worst enemy to Austin Shoe Hospital. read more

DO NOT TAKE YOUR BOOTS OF ANY QUALITY TO AUSTIN SHOE HOSPITAl!!!!! absolutely turned my favorite boots into trash. tried to talk the owner into ordering the proper material and was treated like I'm some kind of idiot. the owner couldn't give two shits that I was not happy with the botched repair just that I paid him. absolutely livid. I only gave 1 star because it wouldn't let me do 0 stars. read more

Brought in a purse to be cleaned. The person at the counter said they should be able to get most of the stains out but no guarantees. $70 later the purse looks only slightly better than when I dropped it off. Not worth the high prices, will not go back. read more

Took almost 3 weeks to receive my item when they set the expectation for 1 week. When I called to check on the repair I was told that the work had been completed the day before -- I didn't receive a text or email saying that it was completed. During the phone conversation it became clear to me that this company doesn't have a good system for keeping track of things and don't really know how to use technology to help facilitate basic customer service. The repair on my bag was great, the customer service was bad. The customer service aspect is a major liability because it's logistical in nature: meaning that I can see how items can come up missing or notes being overlooked/ignored, etc... I will think twice before coming back. This isn't a deal-breaker experience but it's one to ponder on for future visits. read more

Austin Shoe Hospital saved my shoes and I'm forever thankful. I had a pair of Italian Leather derby shoes I once spoiled myself with and when I discovered upon moving to Austin that one of the soles was coming undone, I was just about to cry. (no literally, because I would've never thought this would've happened) After spending a very pretty penny on these shoes, I was in a pinch as I had every intention of wearing them to a a friends wedding. I swung by Austin Shoe Hospital with two days before the wedding and asked to see if they could be my fairy shoemother. They quoted me $45 to get the shoe redone and to repaint them so they could come back to life. I appreciated they don't charge you until you pick them up and they even send you a text notification when your order is ready. I'm so happy to have brought my shoes to ASH and will be bringing other pairs so they too can come back to life. read more

Had a horrible experience. Dropped off my a purse I thrifted and wanted it to be cleaned and repair an area where the leather was splitting. We went over options for dying the leather since there was a spot on the logo that was worn but I decided against it due to the fact I didn't think the spots were that bad. I came back to pick up my order and I notice a massive black stuff above the logo (this wasn't even an area that had an issue, it was pristine). I flag this to the worker and they stated "oh there was a mark and we fixed it, but it must have come off when they cleaned the bag" I'm confused because there was literally no mark before (see before picture) they gaslight me into believing I'm wrong so I leave and assume they will fix it. The next day I'm back to pick up my bag and I see they have completely painted the leather, which I DIDNT ASK FOR. Because they painted it 1. It doesn't match the color and 2. The once white stitching is painted brown. They keeping saying "oh I thought you wanted us to make it look good" as if that portion of the bag was an issue (...it wasn't, and now it looks worse) we go back and forth on options but I decide I don't trust these people anymore, I want to take my bag home and find a real repair service to fix this probably irreparable damage. As I go to inspect other areas of the bag they call out "oh we didn't clean the inside" (so what is even included in a cleaning???), I also notice some numbers on the side holes I didn't remember, I call them out and they go fully off on me. The start insinuating this is some type of a scam I'm doing (I'm literally a 29 year old woman) I start to bring up pictures I had taken of the bag when I wanted to show my friends my amazing thrift find (this is a Fendi baguette from early 2000s and is rare, I was so excited about it) now this man is asking why I have pictures that's weird and insinuating I'm of bad moral character all because I'm inspecting my bag and asking question (shocking normal thing to do given you did work I didn't request that caused DAMAGE). At this point I'm Shaking I can't even concentrate on finding reference pictures because I'm being treated like a criminal. (FYI my guy if you would have let me breath I would have found reference with the numbers) at this point I'm over it so I just want to take my bag home and leave. Since I received service I didn't ask for that has now ruined areas of the bag I felt I shouldn't have to pay for this. He refuses and says we will give me a $20 discount (lol this is a +$3k bag you personally damaged but thanks dude). I end of trying to give him my Amex and he refuses to take it, stating "I don't take that type of card in these situations" and requests cash which I don't have. (What a sketchy thing to ask?!?) I give him my other card and leave. Honestly don't ever even think about going here. Aside from the doing more damage to my item, they then made me feel like I was wrong and treated me like I was a criminal with questionable morals when all I wanted was simply my bag to be cleaned and a spot glued back together. Also I'm fairly certain they accidentally got black stain from another item on my bag and when I noticed they tried to cover it up and gaslight me that it was always there. Don't come here, they yelled at a young woman for just taking the time to ask questions and review details of her item. Truly cannot believe someone who works in the service industry decided to yell at someone 3x younger than them, insinuate that they are a bad person for being skeptical of the total service and then continuing to ask them to pay when they made repairs I never asked for that have now devalued the item and worsened the appearance. read more

I came in to put glue underneath my Birkenstock. 2 months later the bottom sole is falling off. They charge a lot for crappy work and don't warranty their work. This is a company that doesn't take pride in their craft. read more

Went to pick up a Saint Laurent bag for a re-dye due to it having several wet stains. I was told that the dye would do away with the water mark and that's not how it turned out. After pointing this out and the fact that the color and texture were significantly different, I was told to "just buy a new one then". Horrible place if you're looking for good quality work on designer items. I would've at least expected good customer service and an "I'm sorry this is the best we could do" some sort of sympathy for doing messy work. The chains are sticky, the texture is rough like it's a 100 year-old leather bag, and the hardware has paint marks. For $250 + tax I would've expected better quality and value work. Please don't take your nice things here unless you're okay being scolded like a kid and made believe this was exceptional work when clearly it's not. read more

Brought in a pair of really nice suede heels that I wanted to add a protective sole to. They were friendly, and had a lot of options for me to pick from. They also suggested adding on a waterproofing service for the suede for $12. All in all, it took four business days as they predicted and cost me $68. They also have a lot of shoe maintenance materials for sale, which was convenient as I was looking to get some leather conditioner and could consult them on what to use. I'm happy with the result on my heels, and will continue to bring in my shoes to be taken care of by Austin Shoe Hospital. read more

Austin Shoe Hospital - The added protective sole. Not 100% neatly done, though everything is flush and holding together properly. - Shoe Repair Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Great service and reasonable prices. Great speed (though my shoes were not a rush event). Thank you

I had the heels repaired on a pair of cowboy boots and they look like new. The repair was fast and priced very competitively. Would definitely go back again. read more

What a nightmare. Spent hundreds or dollars for them to do nothing more than condition a few wallets, and cause damage. They had to fix their own mistakes several times when I went to pick up because they don't have a quality assurance process and the owner is a bum. If you have luxury goods with finished leather don't bring them here. They outsource a bunch of their work also. read more

I went there to have the heels of two pairs old shoes fixed. I didn't expect the cost would be over the prices of my shoes. When I saw the price on the tickets shows the total is over $60. I was quite surprised and the guy said: is it too cheap? I really don't like his sarcastic tone. I said: No. it's too expensive! I asked him to just replace the heels' bottom PCs and the price changed to $45.00 (still more than what I paid for). They told me to go home and wait. Finally I got the message from them indicating the shoes were done after a week. The job was fine. But the service was bad. If I can find a different place who can repair the shoes at cheaper price. I will never go back there. read more

These guys are really so helpful. I've brought in my old well worn sandals and they've resoled and replaced the buckles. I found an adorable purse at Goodwill Boutique and they replaced the clasp. They've stretched and stretched my shoes to help accommodate my EE width feet. You'll find everything to go with your shoes as well from polish to laces to conditioner. Real people doing good honest work. read more

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Never drop your shoes off here- worst customer service ever! I was quoted 7-10 business days and over a month later I started to think they lost them. They have zero customer service or go out of their way to take initiative to keep you posted on the update of your shoes. The first time I called to inquire about my shoes a month later I was told their system was down and she (who I found out was the manager) told me she would call me back once it rebooted. 24 hours later, no phone call. I then called. She said the system was still down. 24 hours later?! Then how was she doing business? No follow up from her again about the system being back up. The third time I called I was finally told where they sent them off too had to order something so it was going to take longer than expected. Not once was I called to be informed about the additional time needed or asked to approve the additional time needed. This was very important to me since I repeatedly told her I was moving and leaving the state on a certain date. I went the day before moving and my shoes were there. Of course, she never called me to tell me any updates or that they were in the store. She made me pay full price to get my shoes! Go anywhere but this place! For reference, I dropped them off on 10/6, was told 7-10 business days, and got my shoes on 11/18. read more

All I can say is, this business needs help. When I say terrible I mean every letter of the word and every syllable. TERRIBLE. Neither me nor the lady that was also picking up left with our shoes. I dropped off shoes to get a simple repair. All I needed was my sole of my shoe to be glued and attatched to the shoe because it was slightly separated. When I say ladies and gentlemen when I arrived to pick up my shoes they only had one shoe they couldn't find the other one and told me to come back in a week to get them after I've been waiting a week already. I wish I was done with this review but...... the one I did get to see, you would be amazed. It looked like a 3yr old did there best. Now they're some nice looking buckskin shoes trimed in some dark glue,NOW. Oh the poor lady on the side of me sandals where...... hmmm mm m . SMH. Just know I warned you. Can't wait to see how the other one comes out. I will definitely keep you updated. Oh yea, the gentleman that attended me, says has been working there 49 years doesn't know euro sizes. After 49yrs? Uneducated after 49yrs of working with shoes. Ijs. Think about it. Something isn't right about this place. I made a big mistake. I hope you don't. read more

they do a horrible job and are rude and disrespectful. I was yelled at, doubt he would do that if I were a man, called a liar and paid for a job they didn't do. I brought in my boots, sole needed to be glied on. he offered to shine for extra price saying would help them last longer. they told me two weeks - ready the next day! now I know why! they rushed the job and have no dignity in their work. wore them once and they broke and shine wore off and looked even worse then when i brought them in. I brought them back a week later let them know what happened. they said they don't have a guarantee. I said I would have liked to known that before I chose this business to fix them. he essentially called me a liar, saying he tells everyone this. I told him no one told me this, but you did offer me to pay extra to have them shine and pay more money. That's what was offered. he also said he could put a new soul on which was NEVERT offered when I brought them in. I would have chose that. but when I brought them in he was quick and the turn around was quick. he took no pride in his work shoved them back in my face and was aggressive and shouting. this is what a business who cares about it's customers quality of their work pride in their work and appreciates their neighborhood would have done; I'm sorry we can try again, but if it doesn't work this time, I'm afraid there's nothing we can do or we can set a new soul on. blown away by how rude they are here and expensive! Haven't been treated like that all my years. woman hating and bad at their craft. don't go here! read more

Vaccari sold me boots that major had tears in soles of both boots. The guys at Austin Shoe Hospital did some quality work and fixed them for good read more