Very nice people and very good service. They dealt with…read moremy insurance in a quick and timely manner Thank you

My wife was looking for shoes at Famous Footwear near Schuler Shoes in Southtown but was unable to…read morefind what she wanted so we decided to walk a few steps down to Schuler Shoes. What a contrast! Instead of the chaos at Famous Footwear we found a very orderly store with attractive displays and very helpful sales associates. The person who helped us was very knowledgeable about their products and helped my wife find what she wanted. He took time to make sure she had a proper fit and suggested several useful accessories. We were very happy with both the selection and service.

My wife was looking for a brand of shoes which only seemed available at Famous Footwear so we…read moredropped by to look. This was the first time we had been to Famous Footwear and it was a bit of a shock. The store itself is a mess with rows and rows of shoe boxes and not much actual merchandise on display so you pretty much need to know what you want before you go as "window shopping". There is not good seating for you to try on shoes - if you can find what you want in the chaos. There was a person there who was helpful but in the end we did not find what we wanted and went down a couple of doors to Shulers Shoes which had a much better selection, a better environment, and more professional service. There we bought a pair of shoes and some accessories. I would not go back to Famous Footwear.

This is the location where I usually take my son to find shoes for his big feet…read more The staff here are friendly and work hard to get us what we need. During this visit, the manager called another store to learn if they had the shoes we needed in my son's size. Fortunately, they did, so we bought the wingtips that we'd found at this location and drove over to the Savage location for the sneakers needed for school. Yes, my 14 year-old son wears wingtips. Most of the men's shoes have sizes up to 16, so it's pretty easy to find what you need here. They even carry these larger sizes in medium width. My son doesn't have wide feet, so it can be difficult to get shoes that work well with his gun boats. The women's shoes on offer are great, too. Stylish and not all super-high heels. They recognize that not every woman wishes to reach for the stars when she's wearing nice shoes.

Good folk, behold Rachel and Jule, wondrous in humanity and grace! Their patience endures like the…read moresteadfast oak, their kindness flows as freely as the gentle stream. With enchanting skill they entertained my little ones of two and three summers, transforming the shop into a stage of mirth and wonder. Unburdened by pressure in the selling, yet prodigal in extra effort at each juncture--at checkout, with purposeful endeavor they sought and secured discounts for my gain, and inspected the boots with watchful care for defects ere sealing the bargain. Such rare and noble service deserves the Bard's own verse--Boot Barn shines eternal through these gentle souls

DO NOT buy any boots here if you're looking for Quality footwear…read more Amy from this specific store convinced me to buy a pair of Ariats saying that they were durable Boots & would last me a long time. Especially if I purchased leather cream & applied it twice every week. These expensive piece of Garbage literally only lasted me 2 Months. Amy told me that if the sole started falling apart or the leather started coming apart (witch it did after 2 months of use) I could bring them back & get a different pair. I came back to Boot barn to exchange them & the staff there said that, that kind of Damage is from normal wear. Apparently really expensive ($190) Boot Barn boots only last 2 months. Then they expect you to be satisfied with only 2 months of use with this kind of price tag. If I knew that the staff at this location weren't going to honor their word at the end. I would've never spent any kind of money on footwear. I feel seriously ripped off by this store. I most definitely will not be spending any more of my money at Boot Barn in the future. They should be ashamed of themselves for ripping people off like this. I've worked in Irrigation for 13 years & have gone through a few pairs of Boots. Normally my work boots last me 1 - 2 years before they start showing wear & tear. They seriously tried their best to convince me that, that kind of damage was Normal (how disgraceful!) Hopefully my experience with this place helps someone else NOT get ripped off like I was. If I could give zero stars, I would. NEVER spending at dollar at this store ever again.

I went here to grab some cheap loafers for an upcoming Vegas trip. They had just what I needed for…read moreabout $35. Their sale rack is a roll of the dice, so if you're a bargain shopper, it seems like a good place to go, but doesn't have the greatest all around selection.

I used to like DSW, but I feel the selection of men's dress shoes are decreasing quickly at some…read morestores, including this one. Little options and they all were basically the same style.

Love their shops - but be elective as some product clearly made exclusively for direct sale at The…read moreRack (so lesser quality and supposed retail values). However, look carefully for original manufacturer tags on designer items as these are returns to Nordstrom - which has a policy of not reselling returned merchandise (so it ends up at the Rack or Last Chance). Nordstrom will

They have a nice selection of clothes, coats, jackets, shoes, and watches! I love the Nordstrom…read moreRack stores and I frequent this one and the one in St. Louis Park (Knollwood Mall) often. It NEVER disappoints and if you have a Nordstrom card, you can rack up the points and get extra savings! LOVE!

I did a return today and the gal was quick and efficient. I appreciated her efforts. Greeted right…read moreas I walked thru the doors.

I went to Dick's with my 16 year old grandson to buy some fishing lures. As the store seems to…read morespecialize mostly in clothing I didn't expected much but it was close to my house. They actually have a fairly decent selection of fishing gear. There was no service or anyone who seemed available to help. This seems a common complaint Check out was slow. I find shopping at Dick's a bit depressing as there is a notable lack of knowledgeable service. There is plenty of parking however and the location is convenient.

Order some Hoka walking shoes on-line, great price with quick shipping. If you're looking for a…read morefair price and honest service check out these folks.

Fabulous selection at the EP store and great service from Steve. Couldn't have been kinder and more…read morehelpful. The toughest part of the whole transaction was simply trying to select from the numerous color varieties in the shoes that I selected! LOL. Thank you, TC Running!

Asher was great, super kind and quick! The whole staff was nice, not too overbearing, and it was an…read moreeasy shoe shopping experience

I've shopped here for years but until now have not submitted a review. I was reminded recently how…read moremuch I like this place. I have difficulty finding shoes that truly fit. Far too often I settled for less than ideal (too narrow, poor arch support, etc.) and suffered the consequences with aching feet, blisters and other irritations. Schuler employs people that actually understand how to measure ones feet and then properly size footwear. As a result I always walk out with shoes or boots that feel great, need no break-in period and look great. They offer a vast selection of quality brands and almost always have what I'm looking for and a perfect fit in stock. I usually wait for a sale and then stock up by buying multiple pairs of footwear. I've also joined their rewards program. Thus, pricing, particularly given the excellent service and quality selection becomes a relative bargain. This store can get busy but never to the point where I felt that I was unacknowledged or conversely felt rushed into making a purchase decision. My father used to say that nothing is more expensive than a cheap pair of shoes. Do your sore, tired, barking dogs a favor and check out Schuler.

Since this is in the Twin Cities, I'll call it Darling Nike…read more But I don't suggest masturbating with a magazine in the lobby of this store. Only Mr Rogers Nelson could get away with that. But he was tiny. I mean height wise. Anyway. Pretty expensive Nike brand store in the mall and I've noticed that the quality of the clothes has been diminishing over the last few years. Nike used to be one of the most comfortable brands but now it's just a Swish on some pretty scratchy material and the shoes don't feel so comfortable either, while the prices are higher than almost any other sports brand. So I'm no longer a fan. The people working in here are nice though.

An experience in itself, you get a great feel of the Nike culture. This space makes you want to be…read moreathletic/active. Staff were helpful. Instagram worthy spot for sure. You can find special items here that you won't find elsewhere. I frequently visit this space

First time to MOA. I was very pleased. It was easy to take the train from the airport to here…read more It was nice to easily be able to store luggage in lockers prior to coming into the mall. The MOA was clean, well maintained and orderly. Plenty of signage and kiosks and info desks to guide you. We felt safe the whole to time. There is an amazing amount of stores to browse. Multiple stores of everything you want. Large walking corridors so it didn't feel overly crowded. Lots of fun attractions to admire as you walk. We found plenty of food options as well. The MOA is very attractive. Lots of lighting and decorative touches to make you feel welcome. Usually you can find a bench to sit on if you need a break. Overall good experience!

I'm not big on malls, but this is one of those things I guess you have to try at least once. It's…read moreevery mall you've ever been to mashed into one gargantuan building with all of humanity stuffed inside. More space for more stores, more food options, more parking lots and garages, and a miniature amusement park in the middle. My son and I are from NJ and he insisted on coming here during our roadtrip across America. He's not a big shopper but loved the amusement park of course. I went on one of the rides with him and he went on a few more on his own. The wait for the rides was pretty long. The whole thing is quite an impressive display of American consumerism and just plain over-the-top, go-big-or-go-home insanity. It's fine for a few hours, but after a while it can become sensory overload, and I'm happy to cross it off my bucket list and move on with the roadtrip.