Tango's is definitely targeted towards an older demographic but, not surprisingly, on my first…read morevisit I still managed to find a pair of shoes to buy. A beautiful pair of suede black flats - total necessity. The lady who looked after me was lovely and totally made me feel better about my splurge by admitting that she had bought the same pair in leopard earlier in the day. She also gave me a loyalty card... not that I need any additional motivation to buy shoes. I must admit, most of the brands they stock i've never heard of but the shop assistant tells me that they're largely from Aussie. Anyway, my flat we just over a $100, which I thought very reasonable for leather lined shoes. Tango's also stock a range of bags and scarves.

Every time I walk past Mischief shoes on Broadway in Newmarket it kills me. The shoes in the window…read moreare literally so beautiful it hurts. Though I've never actually bought anything from the store, I've tried on numerous pairs of shoes there over the years, and have always been really impressed by the quality of the shoes as well as the wide selection. The staff at Mischief are really helpful, and don't mind you trying on half the store (something I've done quite a few times!), as they too are shoe lovers and understand how important it is to find not only the perfect fit but also the perfect style for you. Stocking popular, fashionable and quality brands like Nude, Soles, Clarks, Chaos and Harmony and Paolo Vandini, Mischief caters to both men and women aged about 16 years onward. A little pricey is ol Mischief, but this an example of the whole 'what you get is what you pay for' scenario. Every pair of shoes in this store is made from excellent quality materials and is on trend with the latest European fashions. If you're in Newmarket and feel the need to treat yourself, take a peek in Mischief - it's well named - you never know what you'll be leaving the store with!

Really beautiful quality shoes! Every pair seems to be made of supreme quality and is just dazzling…read moreto look at. If I had a never ending budget I would be able to buy almost every pair. When i last wondered in here, my nephew (4) was really taken with some of the shoes! He would pick out the fanciest, shiniest, most sparkly high heel and bring it over to me and ask if I'd like to try it on. I was starting to worry about his love of shoes but thought he could obviously just appreciate quality as much as I can. I noticed down the back there are a few shoes on sale. This is a pretty important thing for me because most of the prices are well above my price range and so sale items are unfortunately my only option.

I absolutely adore Kathryn Wilson shoes. I remember buying my first pair about 8years ago from…read moreAngel Divine in Queenstown. They were heels in a bright checkered material with a peep toe. In fact, I still have them in my wardrobe somewhere. Since then I have bought numerous pairs of her shoes and I have always found them to be well made and comfortable without compromising on style. If they are good enough for Bey and Blue, they are good enough for me! Seriously though, Kathryn used to come into the restaurant I worked at and I served her several times and always found her to be incredibly lovely. Of course, I am ecstatic that she has now opened a store in Britomart and wish her every success! p.s. you should check out this season's loafers - they are beautiful!

Very poor quality shoes which are not genuine leather and appear to be "knock offs" Tread warily…read moreif you don't want to break a leg or your neck!

Shoes, shoes, shoes... this store has packed in as many as the little venue can hold! So crowded…read morewith shoes (in an organised fashion) that the first time I went in I was staring more at the cramped space, floor to ceiling with boxes and displays, than of the shoes on offer. An installation artist could get some inspiration from these guys! Anyhoo, the shoes? Ladies, mens and children's shoes to choose from; I have bought some gorgeous knee high boots from them and have browsed for smaller boots but yet to find some that fits the bill. The place is more expensive than Number One shoes, but cheaper than Hannah's. The quality seems quite good and it is a relief to see some higher quality items on this strip of $2 store craziness in Avondale. Go buy their shoes so we can support them to stay!

When I need pumped up kicks like all the other kids then it's straight to Pat Menzies in Canterbury…read moreArcade between Queen street and High street. As a fan of Chucks, Vans and Doc Martins this is one shop where a credit card has taken a hammering over the years. It's the range that parts me from my savings, combined with intelligent and helpful service. You might shop around for a better price; however you won't find a better range in the city. If you're looking for the big shoe brands with a funky twist don't walk past Pat Menzies.

Awful service from both men at the queen street store. Told dismissively that what I was after…read morewasnt in stock and did not offer freely to take deatils incase I wanted to order. When I asked if I could order for it was an obvious inconvenience and very short sharp response of shoving a catalogue in front of my face. When I left I felt as though I would not want to give my money to this company. perhaps the boys had had a lovers tiff before I entered. wierdos.

I was actually quite reluctant to write a review of this little store in Onehunga as I feel like…read moreit's my best kept secret! I don't know how they do it (or why, actually, come to that matter) but this store sells shoes from brands such as Vans, Converse, Nike and Adidas at way, way cheaper prices than I've seen anywhere else in the city. We're talking around $80 for a really good pair of ladies Adidas running shoes (elsewhere, these tend to be over $100, often much more) and a huge range of colours of classic Vans plimsolls for around the same price. It's by no means a cool shop and I definitely wouldn't recommend coming here if you're looking for good quality leather shoes or anything cutting-edge fashiony but if you're looking for cheap runners or street shoes at much cheaper than the stores in the city centre, this is your place...just don't tell anyone else!

The first time I went to this store, I was convinced I wouldn't go back. I thought to myself that I…read morecouldn't imagine making the trip out to Onehunga just to get cheap Keds, Havianas and Vans, but I was wrong. I've been back a number of times purely because of the price and I haven't regretted it once. It's the kind of place I head when I realise my Keds are letting water in and I need shoes fast, or when I'm struggling to find a present for a hopeless male friend who never seems to be able to look after footwear... his shoes be talking, a lot! There's a pretty massive range of shoes at this place (hence the name?) and they're all ridiculously cheap. While you won't find all the big brands here, there are enough good brands to choose from.

This is a nice spacious shop with plenty of parking and a cafe next door! Perfect…read more This shop sells awesome clothing - it has a whole stack of the Federation range (today I discovered a tshirt in a colour that wasn't even listed on their own online store; and which I now can't stop thinking about). Today I discovered they even stock that super cool label Wild Fox here. Lush. One day when I have heaps of money I'm gonna buy heaps of that and wear it to Coachella. I found the staff friendly and they put a clothing item I was wanting to try on in the changing room for me while I continued to browse. I did spot an amazing cat sweater for sale too (brand was Mr Gugu and Miss Go). Basically if you are after some awesome clothing , chances are you'll find something at Laundromat.

This store is a very recent discovery for me and I'm worried that now I've found it, I'm going to…read moreend up spending all of my money in here. They just have everything I've been looking for. Grey sweater: check. Doc Martens: check. Nice colours of Vans: check. They stock labels like Federation and Wildfox that I haven't seen in many other stores around the city, so you know you're almost guaranteed to be the only person wearing anything you buy in here. It's by no means a cheap store but all of the clothes are really well made and they're really different to items you'd find in chain stores. The store itself has a whole warehouse vibe to it and is really spacious with exposed brick walls and concrete floors. I love the fact that it's got a kids section, they've got some really cool printed tees and dresses that I kind of want for myself! Really must try to keep myself out of this place.