After visiting a podiatrist for my calluses and mild bunions she recommended I visit Walking…read moreComfort in Centerville for a few brands of dress shoes for work that offer support. Alec, the sales rep at Walking Comfort was incredibly helpful and assisted me with finding the recommended brands, shoes styles I liked, and trying on a variety of styles and sizes! I walked out with two shoes, a nice wedge heel from Alegria and a loafer from Vionic. They were a bit pricey, but it's definitely an investment to better my health! Alec told me their styles generally rotate every 6 months or so with the seasons. I will definitely be back again to purchase more shoes from this location!

I have neuropathy and on my feet all day for my job. I was in desperate need of shoes to help…read morealleviate the pain I was experiencing. This store has more options than I've found anywhere else. What truly stands out is the service!!!

Great service and selection. After telling him the problem I'm having with my foot he suggested 3…read moredifferent shoes. Found just what I needed.

I have been into Wasatch Running twice now and both times they have been so helpful - and…read morepatient!!! My brother has always bought his running shoes here and when I went looking for my first pair of proper running shoes he suggested I visit them. They have earned my business!

I am really bummed I bought some FILA shoes and had them delivered to the store, upon opening was…read morehit with the aroma of sticky feet and as I looked them over noticed the soles of the shoes were caked in flour and the leather was bent by the toe, honestly the shoes were so worn they looked like something you'd find at the DI my jaw hit the floor, haven't shopped at this location before and won't again unless I see the shoes with my own eyes and leave the store with said shoes, glad I got a refund and spend $90 at shoes for crews, I should know better

Love this location! The staff is usually friendly, although sometimes it's hard to find them. They…read moreusually have a good selection of shoes, but if they don't have what you're looking for, you can order it through the store and avoid paying shipping fees online.

This business is no longer at that location. There's a different store that's there. I found it on…read moreGoogle and then drove up there, but couldn't find the location and noticed that the picture of the front of the store that was on the site look just like building that was there however a different business was there now.

Selection isn't huge but you can get all necessary gear for a great deal. Shipping was quick and…read moreall the products were just as advertised. Very satisfied with my purchases and have since then bought more stuff from them.

Don't go to this tjmaxx. Worse customer service in all the tjmaxxs I have visited. I love tjmaxx…read more However, this one not at all. Someone stole my car keys in the dressing room area, went back seconds later after loosing them, and nobody seemed to care or interested in helping me, all while being incredibly rude as well, specially the associate who was there when I dropped the keys, when I was handing her the clothes back, she saw them and did not say or do anything or even place them In the lost and found, which is very dishonest and irresponsible, not to mention suspicious, their response was, people loose keys and other things here all the time! Well good to know I guess. I have never written a review but I have also never lost car keys. Therefore this one I had to share. We had to tow the car and speak to the police about this. Terrible people working there, Terrible customer service, visit other ones in Salt Lake City. Please try to avoid this one or you may loose personal belongings.

I have always loved TJ Maxx for shoes and clothes (particularly infant and toddler), including…read moreaccessories like purses and watches. However, for some time now the selection at this location has become increasingly bad, and the store is never organized. Today was the worst I have ever experienced. Literally empty shoe shelves, about a dozen 2T clothes options and lots of broken items being marked down. I felt sad leaving and feel there is little reason to go back. If you love the family of stores, visit Home Goods and Marshall's at Station Park for cleaner stores, better selection, and a happier shopping experience.

This is one of the best Plato's closets that I've been to. I usually find something I like every…read moretime that I go in! It's super organized by brands, colors, and of course sizes. They also have a wind variety of clothes and a huge selection of really good active wear. The owner is super friendly & always ready to help out if you need! I am frequently go into this store & will be back soon.

Apparently Shein counts as "brand name clothing" but Nordstrom Rack doesn't.... Also, kinda funny…read moreto not take in plus size clothes when they so desperately need more of a size range.

It's hard to have anything bad to say about a factory store. No matter where I am in the country I…read morego out of my way to find these stores. When searching them I'm primarily interested in finding Jordan Retros. This store, at the time at least, had basically none of them. However, they did have a fair amount of other shoe models that I'd never even heard of before. In fact, I was so intrigued I ended up getting a pair of Nike C1ties. Stock and deals change daily at these stores, so you definetly had to check regularly.

Huge store! Service…read moreand selection were good. Additional 30% off on certain items. Wish they have more shoes selections for running and basketball. Value seems ok for a factory store. Cannot beat that. Staff was quick to respond to questions. Will come again.

Horrible return policy. My daughter tried to return shoes which we bought at 12:30 and came back at…read more2 they said No because they were worn and too dirty which is impossible because we bought them not even an two hours ago. They claimed they were un-sellable. Once again we only had the shoes for two hours and somehow they were too dirty and we couldn't return it? she wore it for less then an hour and they were acting like the shoes went from white to black. The manager wasn't nice whatsoever, but the lady was sweet about it. so when you go to buy something just know they do not have a good return policy.

Just a bunch of clothes made for the outlet that are fair . It's not like you shouldn't shop there…read morebut it's no big deal. They Use to have neat shoes but not anymore. I'm just being honest

Please excuse the digression, but I have to do it: If this is FAMOUS Footwear, what would be…read moreINFAMOUS Footwear? Maybe the Bruno Maglis OJ Simpson wore during his double murder? The one Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev banged on the lectern at the UN in 1960? The not one, but TWO shoes Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi threw a George W. Bush during a December 14, 2008 press conference? Anyhoo, while the Infamous Footwear store might be power-packed with history Famous Footwear has, obviously, all of the most famous (or, shall I say, popular) footwear brands. This location is at the Farmington mall known as Station Park. Let me use as sort of a litmus test my favorite brand, Vans. FF has the second most voluminous selection of Vans at Station Park ... the first is the actual Vans STORE there, so that's saying something. When you include stores like Zumiez, DXL, Tilly's, etc., also carrying Vans, it's pretty impressive ... and the prices are good. There's almost any brand any man, woman, or child would want. Nikes seem to be the most prevalent. Also a lot of Adidas, Converse, Roxy, Timberland, Birkenstock's, New Balance, Reebok, Crocs, Asics, Doc Martens, and Puma (just to name a few). If you have a kid or kids in tow, you may not escape without a new pair of light-up shoes. Famous Footwear is also teeming with countless types of shoes: athletic, hiking, and dress are the most prominent. And remember, they're NOT a SHOE store ... FOOTWEAR is part of their name. This means plenty of sandals, flip-flops, boots, slippers, and socks. Also, you will see them pushing brands that may be unfamiliar: Connie, Dr. Scholl's, Franco Sarto, Fergalicious, Naturalizer, and Sam Edelman. This is because FF's parent company owns these brands, and, in the case of Connie, is their own "private label". It's hard to review or compare chains as QC, inventory, and service are pretty-much going to be the same across the board. For chains like Famous Footwear--with excellent selection, prices, and customer service-- consistency is a great thing to have!

I went into the store to buy back to school shoes for my kids. The manager named Vickki Was awful…read more She was incredibly rude when I asked her to help us. I asked her if she had any shoes that were pink running shoes for my little girl. She looked at me and said that they didn't have any such shoe in their store then looked away. She didn't even try to find any shoes like this. I gave her two pairs of shoes they did have in their store and ask her if she could just see if they had my daughters size to which she said no she couldn't and she could not call any other stores because "this famous footwear doesn't call other stores for customers". So it looks like I am not shopping at famous footwear anymore if this is how they treat their customers. I kept trying to be kind but I'm pretty sure this lady is out to destroy any relationship anyone has with her store.