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Cheltenham, GLS
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18 years ago
Good shoes are hard to find in Cheltenham, and Charles Clinkard is the closest you will get. A small store, hence only a small selection, however a number of Church's are available which I like! read more
21 Montpellier Walk
Cheltenham GL50
United Kingdom
0845 017 9068
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http://www.charlesclinkard.co.uk/
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What time does charles clinkard open?
charles clinkard opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does charles clinkard close?
charles clinkard closes at 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.charles clinkard is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 5:30 PMSun Closed
Does charles clinkard have parking?
Yes, charles clinkard has parking options.
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I take my children to this shop to have their feet measured, and I can't fault the service. The…read morestaff are very thorough and will take as long as they need to make sure that a pair of shoes fit well. They won't sell you anything that they're not 100% sure about. The range of shoes is very good - mostly Startrite and Clarks - and although they are quite pricey, I feel that they are worth every penny. It's a huge relief to know that my children are wearing well fitted shoes, and they get plenty of compliments in them too! I haven't bought any adult shoes here yet, but I have browsed them, and they stock a fantastic range.
Great shoe shop especially for Kids. Children should, IMO, ONLY wear Startrite or Clarks, and then…read moreonly after being professionally measured. Both of these requirements are well covered here and at a reasonable price. The adult range of shoes is not what it was 10 - 20 years ago as they try to move more with trends rather than concentrating on what they (did?) do best. Howver, there are some well made shoes in there if you look.
I was recently in Cheltenham for a week with work and was 'fortunate' enough to be able to take the…read morehusband & kids with me. Unfortunately my 4yr old decided he'd wear a hole in one of his shoes while we were there. Greatdespite my best efforts, I couldn't think of a single place I could get kids shoes and claim it on expenses! So failing that, we headed to Clarks. This was a pretty-much standard branch as you get in every town centre. The lady who served us was pleasant, not particularly exciting, but perfectly nice. She measured his feet - an achievement, as he usually screams blue murder when the foot guage comes out! - and then brought us a selection of shoes. I'd asked if she could just bring us stuff in the sale, but typically she brought a selection of every price range, and typically my son wanted the most expensive pair available. So with our backsides smacked to the tune of £28 we left with a pair of shoes. Which, two weeks later, he is complaining hurt his feet. Best £28 I've ever spent.
A good old-fashioned shoe shop. Not the biggest stock, but by far the most reliable place I've…read morefound in Cheltenham for getting my daughter's feet measured. If she doesn't need new shoes, they are more than happy to say so. We've barely had to wait to be served, which is probably not great from their business perspective, but is brilliant as a customer.
A good old traditional department store, part of the House of fraser chain, which specialises in…read morequality items. Everything from Homeware, to menswear, ladies wear, perfume, make-up, shoes etc. Also benefits from a busy coffee shop. The restaurant is however a dissapointment being dated and dull
I haven't been to Cavendish House for about 20 years and nor will I ever again. Let me explain why…read more I used to visit when I was home on leave from the Forces but on one occasion I was prevented from entering by a very pompous and unpleasant Doorman. I'd smiled at him and said 'Good morning', as I always did - perhaps this one was new, as I didn't recognize him. He simply looked down his nose at me as though I'd made a bad smell and stepped in front of me as I was about to enter. I asked him what was wrong and, rather than replying, he just gave me the most disdainful stare. I had no idea what the problem was. I wasn't in my Sunday Best but I was certainly presentable - clean clothes, clean shaven, smart hair cut as you'd expect from a military type. He looked old enough to have done National Service himself. I politely asked him again what the problem was and again he said nothing, just continuing to look at me with utter contempt. When I wrote to Store Management, I received no reply. I was utterly disgusted and can only put it down to snobbery.
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By chance I happened to go into Robin Elt Shoes in Worcester to look for some walking boots…read more I had tried Millets and to be honest was a little bit disappointed. So we went into Robin Elt shoes as my Fiancé said that Ecco boots were good and they had a sign for them here. Were were so glad we went in, the shop isn't big but has quality foot ware. On entering a shop assistant in a suit ( yes a suit ) came across and basically helped us try on some walking boots. He was straight out of the good old days. Incredibly well mannered, knowledgeable and really nice to us. Needless to say as the boots were great we immediately brought them. Its been a long time since I have had such a nice experience in a shop and will probably go back there next time, even though its in a another country! If only all customer service was like this.
While visiting Worcester on business I took a look in Robin Elt Shoes with no intention whatsoever…read moreof doing anything other than looking around the shop. It is a traditional shoe shop of the kind that sadly, has largely disappeared from the High Street. It had a broad range of quality shoes, including classic brogues and welted leather sole construction(highest quality) footwear. Noticeable were the helpful friendly staff. The quality of the products on display in Robin Elt were in such great contrast to the shoddily-made plastic items I see in many other' shoe shops' that 'I purchased a pair of 'Barkers' Northamptonshire-made gent's shoes. and at a fraction of the price that I would have had to pay at most other 'quality' outlets that sell Barkers/Loakes/ TecNic'/ Grenson footwear. They even had shoes in 'half' sizes - a rare thing today. In terms of the 'ease of purchase' (friendly knowledgeable shop staff who were not 'pushy' or overbearing) , the 'ambience' (the shop is traditional, no gimmicks), and excellence of the product sold: I give 'Robin Elt a 'five star' rating. They are as 'good as it gets' Thank you to the staff at the Worcester shop.
Good quality shoes at reasonable prices. I always try to go into the shop whenever I am in Malvern.read more
We live in Lincoln and were passing through Malvern on aholiday in the south west when we stopped…read morefor a break. Whilst walking around Malvern to stretch our legs we came across Robin Elt shoe shop. Needless to say we popped in and I finished up buying a pair of Josef Seibel shoes. Some 18 months later I noticed a fault with the soles, rang the shop up, they asked me to return them and within a week I had a replacement pair of great shoes. This I think is outstanding service. I found the staff to be very helpful & professional at the point of sale and their aftersales support was second to none. Thank you very much. Nick Grimshaw
Independent shoe shop which mostly stocks shoes, boots and bags for the more mature lady. Quite…read morepricey but good quality. Would have something more fashionable or younger from time to time but always has the comfortable flat 'old ladies' shoes in stock.
Need new walking shoes b/c you've worn out your poor tennis shoes by walking all over the home of…read moreShakespeare? Blisters due to the circles you've made around the city? Clarks will set you right in terms of comfy walking shoes that are fashionable to boot Tennis Shoes (aka Trainers) all the way to fancy pumps, Clarks carries a good variety And their selection does not match what you'll find in the US - they carry different stuff so if you find it here, BUY IT
A small store that does not carry a large range of products but carries the basics of most of the…read morenew ranges that are advertised. The staff are friendly and helpful. the store is normally busy but you are normally served quickly. the sale racks are always worth looking through for a bargin.
This shop is located on the main high street, near to HSBC nd Wterstones. It carries a very good…read morerange of shoes. The staff seem well trained and I have never had a problem with any of the shoes that they've fitted for my children. I once went in because I was concerned that my daughter's shoes weren't fitting correctly, and the member of staff whose opinion I sought was very thorough, and she even asked her colleague to come and give a second opinion. It can sometimes be busy, and they don't always have much choice in a particular size, but I suspect this is because Clarks are (as far as I know) the only shop in Gloucester that sells fitted, quality children's shoes. They're not cheap, but you get what you pay for where children's shoes are concerned. I would recommend this store to anyone.
I love clarks not always the prices though. Great school shoes for kids though not much else for…read morethem. I love their boots extra wide fitting available. Great! They have something for all ages, comfortable, stylish and something special for that night out. They also have a good range of summer shoes brilliant quality.
Great quality, I would always buy my shoes and boots from here if I could afford it everytime. the…read morestandard and quality is excellent and the service second to none. The range of shoes for children, ladies and mens although not large is always up to the minute. there are normally some great offers to be had in the sales too.
SHoes for men, women and children. Some makes are quite good quality whilst others are cheap in…read moreboth terms of quality and price. This is made up for by the assistants who work in the shop - more friendly and helpful assistants it would be hard to find.
Dorothy Perkins in Cheltenham is one of the better clothes shops if you ask me. The store seems to…read morestock some of the better items from the Dorothy Perkins range, and most items are really good. The prices are very reasonable, especially sine the quality is fairly good, and they regularly have big sales on which means you can easily pick up a bargain. They have a number of jewellery stands too which are great, but the shoe and bag sections are really far too small! The staff are usually very nice in here, although there is rarely anyone to assist in the changing rooms which is a shame.