Stopped in after having lived away from the area for several years…read more Service is always superb. Kirby's has not changed in the least bit (a VERY good thing) and much like old school barbershops, is the sort of national treasure America is quickly loosing. I took a pair of dress shoes in for minor repairs and a shine, however, since a new pair is marginally more than repairing the old one, the gentleman actually just showed me what to do and gave me a quick shoeshine class since my shoes were "of very good quality" but just needed some care so I can wear them for a bit longer. They offer more than basic shoe repair so, even if you don't need actual shoe repair or if you are passing through on I-70, go support this local business in anyway you can.

Always come here for my shoe or bag repairs. Reliable and well priced repairs that have been a…read morestaple in Zanesville for years.

Quality shoe care and repair can be found at Dr. Shoe in Worthington. Just a few miles north of…read moreInterstate 270, this is the place to bring finer Mens and ladies shoes for the attention needed to keep them in good shape for years to come. As evidenced in my photos, they do provide reselling services and corking services for Birkenstocks. This is a service that sometimes can be difficult to find, but they do a great job, and I was pleased with the work completed. I've had my Birkenstock sandals for years and, thanks to Dr. Shoe. they are a comfortable lifetime investment.

Bottom Line: I can finally wear my boots…read more This is old school craftsman. You walk in and the place is full of stuff; People's boots, purses, luggage, leather briefcases, leather jackets, and much much more. I had a simple problem. I needed a pair of boots stretched. I have large feet. Sasquatch like. I brought in my Ariats that have been sitting in my closet for 3 years now. The owner is behind a counter piled up with jobs he is working on and equipment he uses to do his craft. He is brusque. "$45. 2 weeks" I think at first "That's a lot to stretch some boots" I go back. He says, brusquely "If they are still tight tell me where, toes, ankles, shaft/calves? I will stretch again" I tell him that I am leaving for work and that I am a flight attendant and I won't be back in town for a month, can I try them when I get back and let him know? He looks at me and nods. I finally get home and try the boots they fit great. So in this crazy economy is $45 a lot of money? To me it is, but to pay a craftsman for a craft that will soon be hard to find, it is well worth it. Bottom Line: my expensive boots have finally made it out of the closet thanks to Dr. Shoe! Extra points for honesty - I went in the other day with a large cheap piece of luggage that had the zipper broken on an outer pocket. He said it will cost you double the cost of a new suitcase to repair that because it would have to be done all by hand and I would have to charge for my time. Thank you!

We were visiting from out of town and my shoe strap broke as we were checking out the town. I was…read moreable to go into the shop and my shoe was repaired right away on the spot. He reinforce both shoe straps so this issue won't happen again. Highly recommend this place.

I took my favorite pair of ballroom dance shoes in for the heel caps to be replaced. They are…read moregood as new! The lady that waited on me told me that the caps had to be special ordered. I will be taking all of my shoe repairs to them from now on. Great work at a great price. Highly recommend them for shoe repair work.

What can I say? I dropped my swan off at 4 and it was clean by 7. Wouldn't bring my swan anywhere…read moreelse.

The worst. Rudest people who do not know their jobs. Just…read moreredeemed a 25 Groupon on a 10 dollar order and there was nothing that could be done. Just why???? Spend a ton of money here. Never again, Swan.

Great quality repair and great conversation. It's so hard to find a good shoe repair shop and I'm…read moregrateful to have found this one.

Great reviews so maybe there's a personal problem at hand…read more I visited in need of boot lift replacements. Fair price. Owner, I suspect, was sitting down texting. He said that a 20-minute job would take 10-days (!) ... and that he was busy. So am I ...

Took an pleated skirt that I treasured for dry cleaning. This was a beautiful expensive…read moreBcbgmaxazria skirt. Went to pick it up and realized that the razor sharp pleats of the skirt had been iron out. Why would anyone whose profession is caring for clothing do this? I was upset and baffled.

Had heals put on a pair of boot they look and feel great I would definitely recommendread more

Mike is extremely talented, professional and passionate about shoe repair and recrafting. To date…read morethey have completed work on 5 pairs of shoes and another leather working project for me. Western boots, heals, top lifts and full resole projects. Even an awesome Sperry sole conversion. Mike is full of knowledge and runs a wonderful shop. The prices are very reasonable, especially once you see their craftsmanship. 100% support this business. I'd suggest the shop for basic projects as well as full on creative recrafting projects.

Mike was very kind and helpful! My leather handbag was restored after a hand sanitizer leak left a…read morelarge, visible stain. After Mike thoroughly cleaned the bag, it looked much better, but the stain was still somewhat visible, and Mike offered to do a bit more work on it to blend the color of the leather more as long as I could give more time to work on it. The stain is now barely detectable, and I can use my bag again! The pricing was very reasonable, and I found the timeline for work to be very reasonable, especially considering the amount of labor needed for my request. I'll be back for future leather needs!

How do you mess with someone in the land of shoe repair?…read moreWell ... 1) You could put oversized heals on their boots to unbalance it. 2) Then say, it's "regulation," oh OK. 3) Then put black paint all over their leather soles. 4) Then hand them a boot with wet paint so their hand is blackened. 5) Then leave glue on upper portion of their boot. 6) Then, of course, serve the customer who came behind them first. 7) Then say you're securing heal with a nail but don't. 8) Then grind up their good heals, outer edge for max damage (my favorite). Perhaps there was a nail, in the side of sole so it now splits? Thank you so much.

Darryl put new heels on my boots and shined them like new. The price was a fraction of what new…read moreboots would cost , but my boots are like new now. I am very pleased.