I had no problem whatsoever here. I think word finally got to the owners about their customer…read moreservice because when I got here, everyone was super-friendly and accommodating. It also helps if you do your homework and figure out what your Italian feet size is. I'm a size 8 1/2 in Canada, that means that I could be a size 38 or 39 Italian. Whatever models they have on the floor, especially in the sales section, the price tag will include the sizes they have left in stock (i.e 37, 39, 40) in that particular model. Since they were clearing out their summer stock to make room for their new incoming winter selection, I was able to snap up some deals on some super comfy yet stylish cork-bottomed summer sandals. They were a lifesaver during my trip when there were days which were too hot for sneakers yet still protected my feet from the rigors of Rome's cobblestone streets. The quality of the shoes here is very high. I'm sure if you look after them properly, they will last you a very long time.

Location: Via Nazionale, a short walk from Repubblica…read more Shoes: They have a vast selection of footwear, the majority of which is beautiful. You can tell simply by looking at the shoes that they're top quality, and most are made in Italy. I bought a pair of beautiful flat sandals that were made in Spain. Is this a huge deal? No, I should have checked the label - but regardless, they are high quality. Service: I've given up on getting good service here. Honestly, I think that if you're not native to Rome or Italy, you automatically have a scarlet T on your forehead. You can speak to them in Italian and do cartwheels while you're at it - they don't give a crap. Anyway, the guy who served me could barely force a smile and barely said five words. Apparently service declines on Sundays. OK then. Price point: I would say that their prices are on par with what you pay in a North America for a pair of high end shoes. Except the quality here, is probably ten times better.

If you're looking for fine Italian shoes that make a statement from a place with outstanding…read morecustomer service, this is your place. Walked into a couple places they made us feel like we were in the wrong place. We walked into Dario Vis right before closing and they were nothing but helpful. I found an amazing pair of shoes and couldn't be happier with the purchase. They are every bit of quality.

I wouldn't refer to this shop as "luxury goods" -- although they do have a good selection of shoes…read moreand sandals. The real issue is whether you actually want to purchase from a shop with such a terrible culture and attitude. Having visited two different store locations, I was genuinely shocked by the blatant rudeness of ALL staff members when simply asking to try on a pair of shoes -- just one pair, not multiple pairs (which really shouldn't matter anyway). The staff response was appalling -- especially at the Via dei Giubbonari location -- where the attitude was dismissive, aggressive, and honestly quite disturbing. I have never experienced such hostility in any shop in my life. The behaviour was so extreme it actually felt intimidating. Thankfully they didn't have my size in stock because after that experience there was absolutely no way I would spend money there. I think to shop there - means you are disproportionaly desperate for footwear!!! A truly awful experience.

Beautiful Italian leather, embossed, forest green purse. Leather is superb. Looks and feels…read moredelicious.

Purchased a beautiful pair of black suede pumps here two years ago. Excellent quality. My…read morefavorite pair of shoes. I'm between a 10 and 11 - and they actually carried a 10.5 -- very hard to find. I wish I could go back just for the shoes... (and the carbonara, of course!)

Original, comfortable, reasonably priced for shoes made in Italy. I purchased a pair of low boots…read morethat are exactly what I've been looking for but not finding anywhere else. I wish there were more places like that, with their own style, and not the same boring brands you find at every corner of the world. Next time I'm in Rome I'm going back for another pair.

Sales gal was more than helpful with my indecision about which shoes to buy. So very sweet and…read morespoke wonderful Englisb.

Needed new belts to replace my Macy's 'genuine leather' belts who fail looking good in a year or…read moretwo. This store "customized" their Buffalo leather belts for me for my waist and specifications on where I wanted the belt holes. They should last 5 years, at least I hope so. Cost same as Macys. I think they'll be winners vs American Belts. (The internet says Buffalo leather is tougher than Genuine leather. (This store was a recommendation by a tour guide and I'm glad I went. )

Amazing quality of handmade leather boots, with leather in the inside and great offers and customer…read moreservice

This little shoe boutique next to Campo de Fiori is a must for any shoe lover. Beautiful selection…read moreof authentic Italian shoes, very reasonably priced. Staff is friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.

The whole experience and especially the product . Many many complimenta on the shoes when I arrive…read moreback in the US

Very nice store with a beautiful selection of well-crafted items. Kind staff and impeccable service.read more

I ordered shoes here a couple of years ago when I was in Rome on vacation. the shoes arrived in the…read moremail and they were amazing. very comfortable and fits like a glove. seriously high heel shoes that doesn't hurt the first time you wear them. I have some Monolo Blahnik and Louboutins, but these are better. I finally understood when people say you gotta get shoes made in Italy, this is the place to go.