Jake Shoes in stockport is just opposite Debenhams and sells a wide range of mens and womens shoes…read more They sell a lot of designer makes of shoes and trainers and so some of their products are quite expensive. However, their shoes are really good quality and are really stylish. Jake's very often have really good sales on and so you can quite often get a real bargain.

Love Jake. Been shopping here for years. The staff are always great and very friendly, and I now…read morebring my kids too!

Wynsors is a massive shoe shop on the main road. It has a huge range of men's, women's and…read morechildren's shoes advertised in the local press as well on boards outside the store. It is the sort of shop that always seems to have a sale on, which suits me just fine!! The shoes at Wynsors are nothing fancy. They are not branded and are rather generic. But if you're not worried about brand names and just want a decent inexpensive pair of basic shoes then this is the place for you. I go to Wynsors for my work shoes as they need to be plain and I refuse to spend a silly amount of money on shoes I'm going to wear out and need to replace in a few months time

Excellent shoe shop that sells hugely discounted adults and kids shoes, both branded and unbranded…read more It's one of very few places i know of where you can get a nice pair of shoes for less than a fiver for any member of your family, no matter what the age. It's never manic busy and the staff are nice and helpful if you ask. By far my favourite shoe shop!

This was my nemesis and the shop that I hated going too for many years as a child! It was the place…read moreyou went to get school shoes! The place you had to try on about 10 pairs while some adult pressed your feet and told you to wiggle your toes.. The place where all you ever wanted was flashing shoes but they were always too expensive! The place where if you had a big enough tantrum, McDonalds was just around the corner to bait you to be good! But now, looking at Clarks, it's not a bad place at all. They stock a wide range of children's, women's and men's shoes at fair prices. They have loads of stock and friendly, helpful staff to help you find exactly what you're looking for. The Cheshire Oaks branch of Clarks is one of the biggest that I have ever seen and it really does have an overwhelming range of style and choice. Even better, it's up to 70% cheaper than the high street branches of Clarks, and it has fantastic seasonal sales. No more tantrums for me!

I shouldn't really champion this store too much as I absolutely love it and always find bargains…read morehere so don't really want all the other 5 and a halfers heading down there to raid the shelves! It sells Regatta clothing and some luggage and handbags at the back too along with accessories, socks and polished at the front of the store. Staff are fairly helpful, shop is kept in decent condition considering how busy it can get. Shoes are usually unboxed when you buy them but you don't mind when you are saving around £50 for a pair of knee high boots!

Clarks can always be relied upon for making brilliant sturdy long lasting shoes, and this branch in…read moreWarrington does not fail to disappoint! I have found that Clarks have recently become more fashion conscious and the store has lots of shoes on display particularly in the doorway with the current on trend heel for the season. I have always taken my children to Clarks to be fitted for their shoes, and the staff here are patient, knowledgable and very good with children. An excellent shoe shop with a great reputation.

Not the greatest quality shoes (I bought a pair of boots which sadly fell apart after only a few…read moreweeks) but they do stock shoes that are perfectly reasonable for short term wearing. They are generally right upto date with the latest fashions, which although this doesnt bother me, obviously makes it popular with the vast majority of people. I like the bags range that they sell though, and have been told my friends that the kids school shoes are of a much better quality and standard than the adults shoes.

This shop is a god send the shoes are so cheap its brill espeacilly if youve got kids and they are…read moregoing through new shoes like theirs no tomorrow . Shoe zone sell school shoe , trainer , slippers for kids , footwear for men and women and also all the latest fashion crazy . The shop is very well arranged with tons of space to fit about 2 pushchairs up the aisle . They have offers on all the time and discounted items and the staff there are wonderful very patiant especially with babies who cant keep their feet still . lol

This is a lovely little shoe shop right in the center of the village. The staff are lovely and…read morehelpful and always acknowledge you even if they're busy with other customers. They don't mind if you don't buy anything, if you just browse, if you just want the kids feet measured even. They have a loyalty scheme for the kids - I think you can get 10% off. Their sales are quite good but the only thing that lets them down is that their prices are absolutely standard! Even their sales prices are the same every year, its set in stone i think! They sell the usual handbags and shoe cleaners but really their service is so good, always full of staff, always happy to help so I would recommend them.

I find this shoe shop to be very cheap but the quality of the shoes are poor, they won't last you…read morevery long but are cheap enough to replace. They do have a big range of men's, woman and children's shoes but they are not very up to date and seem to be very dull in colour. The staff are always happy and talkative and likes to help you in every way possible. The store in Halton Lea is also new so you may experience some problems when going into store as the staff are just getting use to where everything is.

Peter Briggs is a very good shoe shop. It mainly sells very good quality shoes. Their prices are…read morereasonable compared to what they would be elsewhere. They sell all good makes like Ecco and Clarks, and k Shoes. They also have a small selection of cheaper shoes and these are OK too. They don't sell anything that you describe as not very good. There is plenty of room inside to sit down and try the shoes on and you get personal service from the assistants when required. They have a good stock level - they've usually got your size in. They also sell slippers for all the family - again - usually good makes.