Rieker Antistress is a specialist shoe shop, with their emphasis placed upon orthopaedic shoes,…read moreaimed at reducing foot pain. I've got collapsed arches on my feet, so I can sympathise with people suffering from footpain, and I personally think it's great to see a retailer supplying these people with what they need, rather than having to go to the doctor. The prices are very reasonable, despite the fact that they could definitely warrant ramping the prices up a bit. In addition to the shoe shop, Rieker has a chiropody clinic, offering a range of treatments, again for reasonable prices. Admittedly, the range of shoes on offer aren't exactly cutting edge in terms of style, but there's plenty of smart shoes, and the pair I've got live up to their claims of excellent comfort.

Reiker have a nice selection of ladies shoes for all occasions. Guy's if you're looking for shoes…read morehere then you might be disappointed as their selection for mens shoes is small and mostly formal. The fact that Reiker had a sale on is what attracted me here and it was nice to see their original prices were decent but the discounted prices were even better! I found a nice pair of shoes to wear on a night out for just £25.00. I also came in here in search of a new casual handbag and unfortunately they didn't have anything to my liking. On the other hand their small selections of bags are more for smarter use.

Those who know me know I am obsessed with shoes. I simply can't buy enough! So when I'm passing by…read morea shop like Poze, I'm instantly drawn in! They have a fabulous selection of party and evening wear shoes that are usually glitzy in style and colour. In fact, the shop is divided by colour schemes so if you're looking for a particular shade to match your outfit, you could go to that section. The prices are very reasonable and they usually have a sale on so you could bag bargains from as little as £10! The styles are versatile so can be worn with both Asian and Western fashion. They also have a selection of evening bags and clutches. The back of the shop has shoes for children too. It can be a nightmare to park on or near the Soho Road but the car park behind Badial's can be accessed near the Nationwide Building Society. It's close and convenient.

This is a nice little shoe shop. It caters to mainly older people, though you can find some gems in…read morethere. The prices are steep, but worth it as they sell very good quality shoes and boots.

I don't normally write reviews, but following my experience in Robin Elt Shoes in Leominster i feel…read morecompelled to do so. It was a very hot day when my family and i visited this lovely little shoe shop in may and although they were very busy nobody was left unattended, the staff were very professional, knowledgeable and incredibly helpful. I purchased 1 pair of shoes and fell in love with another which unfortunately was not in my size but this was not a problem and even though i was only on holiday for one week they still managed to get them for me, that's what i call excellent service. I would strongly recommend this shop to anyone looking for good quality shoes and friendly service.

This is Birmingham's biggest (and best?) vintage fair which boasts 80 stalls of fashion (including…read morebridal fashion), retro homewares, jewellery and cakes. This is proper vintage for proper vintage lovers - most of the clothes stalls feature clothes that are actually y'know quite old, the Puppini Sisters play on an almost constant loop and if you don't see at least three Betty Page lookalikes during your visit then you're not trying hard enough! Stalls worthy of note - and I am slightly biased here as I have bought items from them prior to attending the fair but that's because their stuff is GOOD include: Ragged Rose Jewellery Designed by the lovely Becky Knight - Ragged Rose Jewellery offers a range of very lovely hand made jewellery incorporating locally sourced materials with semi precious beads, freshwater pearls, Swarovski Crystals - when I want to work my inner Liz Taylor (sadly on my wage I can't afford real diamonds) this is where I head! Queenie Love Featuring plates, cups, cake stands etc lovingly 'vandalised' with fab images - if you've ever wondered what an image of the Rotunda might look like on one of your Nan's plates then this is where you should head. All of them are one off pieces and they are gorgeous. FeatherPuNkS An unusual stall this that offers real feather extensions and clip ins - when I wanted to try a blonde streak but didn't quite have the guts to go the hairdressers this is where I headed - the clip ins are temporary but with proper care can last for ages and look really fab. For more details please see the photos I've uploaded or better still head over to Sutton - their Summer fair is happening soon.

You think you know what this event is all about, but a few things may cause a surprise…read more Jams and chutneys, for instance, hardly qualify as vintage, and yet here they are, hoping some kind of Englishness or hipster-friendliness sails them within the description's borders. Cupcakes are in on it too. Multi-coloured frosting carrying on as if it's a lifestyle choice has an ability to annoy me. But even if little silver balls amounted to a way of life, it is not vintage. It's not retro. It's cake. 2012's cakey tears. Bespoke notebooks are nice, but from yesterday; a Christmas present for Notting Hill's Sebastian, not a pre-loved jotter from the sixties. Perhaps this is why there seems to be over-compensation which effectively amounts to cosplay. High-waisted, chain-swinging, pin stripes can be seen here, not on hangers but actual men-legs. People have been known to swing on stage too, in the cleanest sense of course. Just be advised then that while there are countless stalls of bric-a-brac, jewellery and clothes stretching across several rooms, some of it amounts to what I consider to be padding. I was going to tell a cosplaying cigarette girl in crazy red lippy, but she fainted when I took out a mobile phone and spoke of the allies' victory.

Shoe zone is a great shop if you want some cheap fashionable but affordable shoes…read more They have mens, kids and ladies shoes, slippers and also sell handbags. I went in the other day and asked if they had another size in a boys boot although they didnt, the sales assisant was very helpful. The shop is very bright and has a lovely layout, you can find what you want very easy.

This shop is bright and airy. They have a wide variety of shoes for children, woman, and children…read more They stock different seasonal shoes so theres plenty of choice for everyone. They are cheap as well which is a bonus.

Great range of quality shoes (mens and womens). Prices are not outrageous considering the quality…read moreand given that they last a lot longer than those from cheaper shops I think they offer great value for money. Their sales are v good, sometimes 70% off the original price.

good staff who are willing to order in things. great range of cheap shoes and handbagsread more

shoe expres as all sorts of shoes from adult to children they also sell bags and sutcases in a wied…read morespectrum of coulors and sizes it is only a small shop but every space is cobverd in shoes they have a large amount of ladys high helled boots an dthe staf are great always polite