The best for fit, comfortable, sensible styles, kind and efficient service. If you are looking for…read moreglitz and spike heels, this is not your place. If you are looking for spending hundred of dollars on one pair of shoes, this place is not for you. If you are looking for spectacular comfy seating, this place is not for you. If you are looking for comfort, variety of sizing, styling for everyday comfort wear, a wonderful husband and wife team who know feet and shoes like the back of their hands, pricing for a regular wallet, this is THE RIGHT PLACE for you!

Good selection of shoes and handbags. They give special attention to your and shoe fittings.read more

If DSW Shoe Warehouse and John's Sneaks in Ardmore were to get together in a joint-venture, J D R…read moreShoe Warehouse would be that store. The Rev. Dr. Steak and I decided to check this store out after a lovely dinner at Outback Steakhouse next door. This is a large, open space, with shoes stacked on top of rectangular boxes, very similar in layout to a DSW. The difference? Clearly more budget-friendly signage, lighting and, most importantly, pricing. The store offers a wide variety of shoe types and styles, and has a very good little kids' section - something DSW does not offer. Their 'big kid' selection when we were there was not as solid, however it offered some decent choices. In both Men's and Women's shoes they offered everything from dress shoes to sandals to sneakers. I saw Women's sizes up to 12, though the selections in 11 and 12 were slimmer. Name brands - Nike, NB, Saucony, Chinese Laundry, Uggs and Bear Claw (and other "fugg" brands). Columbia, Dockers, Merrill, Timbaland. The best part was the pricing. Regular pricing easily 30-40% off retail, even beating online by a strong margin. Their clearance, even better. We were able to score a pair of Columbia hiking boots and a pair of Docker's loafers, combined $104. Boots alone best price online (thank you Red Laser) were $94.99. They seem to operate on a similar model to John's Sneaks - quality items, last season's models, very discounted. There are so many 'seasons' anymore in shoes it's not like people notice you don't have the 'latest' and they are excellent quality shoes for significantly less. For those who like quality shoes, like bargains and don't mind a shopping environment that's less 'styled' than the chains, this is your place. Have fun.

The manager here is not a nice person. Very rude. As big as the place is they have a horrible…read moreselection of shoes. I can never find a nice pair of heels. they are overpriced of some shoes.

Boot Barn had a soft opening a few weeks ago and now with their hard opening I figure they got all…read morethe bugs out, and there weren't many because it's pretty much flawless. As the doors open you're hit with a strong leather smell and if you like that, well, you're in for fun. The front of the store has shelf after shelf of boots arranged by size. these are western /cowboy boots and come from plain at around$140 to tooled to painted to freaking ostrich skin at around $450. As i walked around I noted they also sell the polishes and creams needed to maintain boots and keep them clean so they want you to keep these in good trim for the long haul. The clothes they sell also have a strong western them in jeans, shirts and vests and I was hard pressed to find fault as all have a high cotton content and feel nice to the touch, unlike so many similar clothes found in the near-by mall that look nice but have a less pleasant feel. The staff is helpful but not obsequious. So, you don't feel ignored but neither do you feel smothered by them. I was actually looking for something to complain about. mentally I was thinking 5 star? but I can't. They don't have rubber boots! Yes they do. They don't have hiking boots! Yes they do. In the end the store runs to an aggressively western theme but they also have modern work/hiking/rain boots as well as stylish cowboy boots. They do not have European style riding boots, chukka boots or suede desert boots, so Clark's still has a reason to hang around but otherwise if you're looking for good boot etc this is the place to stop off. Heck if they'd had the brown drover's rain coat in my size I'd have to be explaining the purchase to my wife.

Unbelievable selection of western boots and name brand hats…read more Definitely worth a stop in.

I have been here a few times and this place never disappoints. Michelle was beyond helpful in…read moreunderstanding my unique needs and fit between my foot and prosthetic. She never made me feel rushed or less than as a customer because I wasn't a "runner". She was able to give me multiple options in various color ways. I recommend this business for great shoes and they have cleats and other associated running needs. You get great service and support a local business. Prices are on point with the big box and online stores.

Our sales person was very knowledgeable. She really took her time to help me find just the right…read moresneaker for my feet. I'm very happy with their service and have recommended them to others.

Literally standing in line waiting for 10 min. To do a return. The woman ahead of me had a return…read moreand purchased. I am next and there is another register. The cashier tells the woman I am leaving it's 6:00 you will have to take your purchases NOT to the self check out but to the cashier that I am next in line for and need for a return. I have never seen a cashier leave a customer half way through meeting their needs to leave because it's their end time!!!???

I ordered shorts online for my husband and they did not fit. I took them back to the brick &…read moremortar store. I had to walk to the farthest corner of the store to return which isn't good for a senior citizen (77). Imagine my surprise to find out the store couldn't credit my PayPal account (where I had paid them). Instead I was offered worthless Kohls cash. I was told two things at the store; one was to request a prepaid label (found out Kohls does NOT provide prepaid labels) and the second was that Kohls online is a different entity from the store. I came home and called customer service. After spending a total of 21 minutes on the phone with a rep we demanded to speak to a manager who said I should ship the items back. I took the items to my local shipper to return and now I'm out $15.50 ($13.00 for shipping and $2.50 for packaging). I will never shop at Kohls again