I bought some bad ass black spiked suede heeled sneakers at this location... Every time I wear them…read moreI get compliments :) I loved this Aldo, everyone called me madame and it was odd how packed it was yet how the small amount of staff still managed to help all the customers. When in London, check out this location!

I love shoes. I truly do. I'm not obsessive, which means I only have dozens of shoes for each…read moreseason and not hundreds. Aldo is one of the shops I go to when I want to know what the fashion industry would like me to wear. It normally has a massive amount of heels, which are all fairly similar to each other. At the moment they have studs ... on everything. So I assume that studs is the new fashion. As I do not have shoes with studs I assume I will never catch up with fashion and resign to an unfashionable lifestyle. This shop in particular is rather big and has a wide range of accessory as well. It only gets three stars at the staff always seems very put out (or stressed) and the music is always too loud. On the rare occasion when I try on things I can barely ear them calling out my shoe size. Ohh, yes another thing: the staff forgets your face when they go and collect your desired shoes. I think its a reaction to dealing with huge amounts of people every day. Sometimes they walk straight past you and offer the shoes to some other perplexed customer. Highly amusing, but not the reason for my visit: I want my shoes!

Not the best shoe shop I have ever been to but it very acceptable. I went there as an emergency as…read moremy current shoes were killing me, I had blisters every where and it was a hot summer day. Luckily, I found a pair of shoes that eased my pain. I had always wanted a pair of Espadrilles (the ones with an upper cotton or canvas fabric and a sole made of rubber molded into rope) I found them here and only for a tenner. I had a look around and found a pair shoes that I had bought in another shop about a year ago for almost half the price. Their other styles didn't really do much for me, except for their good selection of Birkenstocks. I thought the mens side was better, but unfortunately I was shopping for myself that day.

I feel compelled to write this review because the service I have received at Mascaro has been…read moreoutstanding. Two years ago, I purchased two pairs of boots from this store. They are exceptionally well made and comfortable enough to be functional. I live in these beautiful boots. Unfortunately, due to an altercation with a drain pipe, the heel of my boot came off. I went back to the store and the staff sent my boot back for repair. Two weeks later, I received a phone call and picked up my boots. Good as new. YEARS on, my heel came off again. There's no denying it, I am definitely the culprit - not the boot. I went to multiple cobblers to get my boot fixed and they all turned me down because apparently the lack of a zip was too complicated for them. So, with very little faith, I returned to Mascaro. As a jaded Londoner, I honestly expected them to laugh at me. But these boots were very dear to me. Despite the fact that years had passed, and I clearly have the tread of an elephant - they agreed to take my boot back and send it to bloody Italy where they have repaired it for me once again. The other reviewer claims that this place isn't a designer boutique. This store is PURE LUXURY - which other shoe brand offers free repairs, years after purchase. If only Mascaro would branch out, I'd buy everything I own from their wonderful, wonderful store. THANK YOU FOR MY BOOTS.

Design shoe brand Mascaro's first London boutique in Marylebone High Street was opened around one…read moreyear ago with big fanfares. Designer Jaime Mascaro started by designing ballet shoes in 1918 and the label today is well known at least by its high profiled fans. I am not sure what exactly did I expect from the shop but most certainly did not look like a designer boutique, just the opposite to be honest. Hand written price tags with price cuts and the bit messy out look aside, the shoes looked well made and most certainly feminine with still some decent ballerinas on the selection. Maybe not the style I would go for but beats many of its rivals down in the Oxford Street.

Luxury brand. I would expect exclusivity of the best if I called a brand 'luxury'. In the name of…read morefashion, its a sin to pass off as one. Anyhow lets not get into that shall we; these things are a bit overrated currently and with the credit crunch one can't be bothered. Shoppers only want what their looking for and whats in their heads is to stay there, it would be physically impossible to satisy every single person who walked into a Kurt Geiger store. But this store also the largest of the brand does have a few selective brands such as Caravella, KG, Solea, Marc Jacobs, Uggs to name a few. A shoe lover I walk into the store once a month to see whats new and interesting. I personally hate the idea of retail, but good shoes are always an expression. Too many girls trying to look very gorgeous, but I only want good sales service. Standing long hours can be tight, and I feel the girls should not be overburdened. But the staff are nevertheless well trained to get you what you want. And some off season shoes are also put up on the discount goodie shelf. Overall good shoes, good store ambience, could be better the service.

I think of this place as the store for killer high heels!…read more Seriously, 99% of the selection is with high high heel shoes. Very glamorous, very push and party wear, for parties I haven't been invited. Well it is not completely tasteless, some of the designs are actually quite cool. On the store shelf's I mean. I feel sorry for the girls that have to go through all that pain of wearing these! Poor toes. But because this store also has a small selection of Marc Jacobs I do pop in every now and then. Because he is my man.

This is a reasonably sized Clarks outlet inside the Harlequin mall. It is always well staffed and…read morethe shoe fitters have been good with the children (we tend to use the children's section a lot). We once went to get some school shoes the day before term started. Big mistake as expected, the shop was boiling hot and staff were stretched to the limit. Most designs were sold out too. Avoid that time and it'll be fine. Of course as everybody knows shoes are not cheap here. But they last very well and it is worth it for everyday footwear like your regular shoes or the kids school shoes and trainers. The shoe fitters seem well trained and always take their time with our kids.

I try and buy shoes here but on a saturday trying to get help from the one individual upstairs in…read morethe mens section is near on impossible. Very helpful in the week though.

This store has a surprisingly good selection of really good boots. Being a couple of inches off…read moreofficial dwarf status, it is nigh on possible for me to find boots that don't make me look like some sort of mystical wood creature or something that lives under a bridge eating goats and growling at passers by. I didn't actually find a perfect pair here, but came closer than normal and for anyone without weird hangups about leather to leg ratio, this is a fantastic shop to start the yearly boot search. They stock a variety of mid price range designers who have all captured the essence of more expensive boot makers (think Fiorentini and Baker or Belstaff) without copying these designers to the letter. They are particularly well stocked on biker type boots and in general the quality of materials used is high. Shopping here is a pleasurable experience aided by friendly, relaxed staff, warm lighting, comfortable seating and good music. I love the window display which features a miniature toy train running around the store and weaving between all the gorgeous boots and shoes.

This new shop on a corner of Stoke Newington Church Street is anything but scruffy, and you…read morecertainly won't want to get these shoes muddy. Each shoe is wonderfully placed on its own mirrored shelf, and the prices range from £50 to £150. There are some uniquely designed shoes and boots to be found here, and you might find a pair that make you want to dance. What I like most about this store is the level of personal attention each customer receives, and the friendly and helpful staff - they meet a standard that seems higher in Stoke Newington compared to the rest of London! If you're looking for winter boots, there are some great varieties in stock, as well as sandals and strappy heels in the spring.

Some of my favourite shoes - and I have a stereotype inducing amount of shoes - are from Clark's…read more Clark's is a shoeshop chain that specialise in designs that are fashionable but comfortable, and good for your feet. a pair of heels from Clark's won't hurt half as much as heels from elsewhere. Their designs range from geek chic to almost totally cool. You can wear them comfortably for ages. They do good sales, so if you don't mind buying your shoes a bit out of season you can get great deals. Otherwise prices are not cheap but they shoes last ages and are terrific quality. A great place for kid's shoes too.

A very small branch which makes a good effort. Helpful, patient staff…read more Top quality, comfortable footwear. Pricey but worth it.

Broadberry Shoes is an excellent long established shoe store…read more The store offers a wide choice of high quality shoes at reasonable prices. The service and knowledge of the staff is both friendly and first class. There is street parking outside the store; and side street and car park parking close by. Highly recommended. My family have purchased shoes here for many, many years.