The work that was done on my boots was better than I could have expected. Everyone of the 5 pair…read morelooked better than new. The work was finished when promised, and the price was more than reasonable.

I love these guys! The owner is in the process of retiring but her son is taking over the business…read more My only complaint over the years is that she didn't charge enough! Many times my bill was $2.50 -5.00.

I've gone to Trujillo twice this year and will definitely go again for future shoe repairs. I've…read morerecommended him before and will do it again. He listens and asks questions, does fantastic work, the time waiting for repairs to be done has been under a week in my experiences, and I was satisfied with his pricing. Please note I didn't receive an estimate for repair costs but paid when I picked up my shoes. The first time I went in was July 2012. I had a pair of Steve Madden fashion boots I purchased from a Payless store in Iowa that previous November. Within 5 months of continuous wear, the soles were coming of the shoes from the heel and the heels themselves developed holes that definitely fit the 'eaten away' description. I took the boots to Trujillo and he gave me his honest opinion-he would do the best he could and to please come back in five days. Five days later he handed me my boots and I was amazed at what he had done. The soles looked (and pretty much was) brand new, he even improved the heel to prevent the 'eaten away' deterioration, and glued together the inner sole saving the original look. Cost was $20, which seemed under-priced considering all the work he did to salvage my boots. I've continued to wear them with the same constant frequency and I couldn't be happier with the repairs made to my favorite shoes, the heels still look like new. The second time was in September 2012. The boots were No Boundaries brand leather cowboy type I had bought at a yard sale and was told they hadn't been worn. My problem was after wearing the boots a handful of times the lining began to tear off (heel to top) and became worse with every time I took the boots off. Trujillo again told me he would see what he could do as he doesn't usually repair linings. The next week he showed me he had stitched the lining to blend as much as possible with the original stitching and glued down part of the lining. I was impressed with his work, they went from looking like a small cat had taken its time with them to looking wearable with all-original lining. Cost was $20, I'm very satisfied with Trujillo's consistent level of repair work.

I cling onto shoes that I love, possibly well beyond their prime, which I why I love shoe repair…read moreshops. I have had somewhat mixed success at Joseph's Shoe Repair though. Maybe the shoes I brought in to be fixed were too far gone to last more than six months after repair. If so, I would have liked them to tell me that before I paid to get them fixed. The other thing I struggle with are the hours. Often the only time I can get here is during my lunch, and they are closed over lunch. I came once after they were supposed to be open again after lunch, and they reopened a half hour late. They are a small business so I'm relatively understanding about it. However, I think I'll probably stick to smaller shoe fixes from now on. Prices are very reasonable compared to what I was used to paying in Indy for shoe repair. Here are their hours: Monday & Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Tuesday through Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

My husband has some older leather shoe that needed a heel. They did a great job . Hubby now has…read morehis favorite shoes back.

Mike Cento is a true craftsman. He took 2 pairs of shoes, resoled them, cleaned them up, polished…read morethem, etc., and now they are like new shoes. One of the pairs, my Footjoy Classics Spikeless, stopped being produced in 2009 so I wasn't sure how difficult of a project this might be for Mike. Turns out they look better than they did when they were new! More support, better constructed, and they look brand new. Mike took a pair of shoes that were literally falling apart and brought them back to life, even better than before. These Footjoys look better than anything Footjoy sells these days! Mike did such a great job that I dropped off another pair when I picked up my last 2 pair. And I have about 3 more pairs of shoes that are in need of being recrafted, Cento Shoes will be wear I am taking them. The price is right at Cento Shoes and they carry all the good and necessary shoe care products to keep your shoes in great shape and well nourished. Jennifer who works in the front of the house is just amazing and super kind. She got me taken care of in no time and while I was there picking up my shoes I got some new socks and shoe care accessories too. Cento Shoes has been around longer than I have been alive and Mike Cento has the same passion for shoes that I do. Footwear is really important to me. If it is important to you and want support a locally-owned family business of 50+ years that brings footwear back to life, go see Mike and Jennifer at Cento Shoes, you will not be disappointed. Mike is like the Obi-Wan Kenobi of shoe recrafting. He has a new customer and a friend for life. Thank you!!!

Mike is very friendly and a great cobbler! Definitely enjoyed a shoe connoisseurs perspective on…read moreshoes!

Best service and help for proper fitting work boots. Fairly priced for being a local business.read more

From the owner: Mack Moore Shoes provides custom shoes and repairs.read more

He has fixed several pair of my shoes and he does a great job. His prices are reasonable.read more

I get a kick out of reading the hyperventilating reviews from evidently very fragile snowflakes who…read morehave never dealt with small business owners. Sure the guy is a bit quirky and has pure social skills. No he's not your Starbucks barista or Nordstrom's sales staff. Get over it! He does effing good work at a very fair price and he's essentially the best bet to get leather repair done in this town. And as for frustration with timelines and updates, when you visit his shop you'll understand why - they are completely overwhelmed. Again, it's a husband and wife running a very small business. Quit your bitching and be grateful for what you have people!

I love this shop so much. I have a disability that affects the shape of my feet, and I have always…read morehad an awful time trying to find shoes. When I was a kid, my mom would offer up $20 to the salesperson who could find a pair of shoes that fit, didn't hurt my feet, and that I liked. So when I got new orthotic insoles recently, I was prepared for more of the same. I decided to give Heel to Toe a try because I saw that they also do orthotics, so I figured if anyone could help, it would be these folks. They did not disappoint! While I didn't find anything in the store that day, the staff was so incredibly helpful I knew I had to buy from them somehow. They took the time to measure my feet (turns out they're wider than I thought), talk to me about my issues and what I wanted, look in the back for overlooked shoes, and then finally brought me manufacturer catalogues so I could order them. They knew which shoes would be likely to work and which wouldn't, which saved me a ton of time and frustration. I ended up buying two pairs of boots, and they both still look and feel amazing. Thank you, Heel to Toe!

They lie, if you call and ask to them to look at your foot and size it and what size of arches you…read morewould need, they say it's free but when you get there they size your foot and look at your arch and then they charge you $10

Brought in my boots to get resoled and was super impressed and satisfied by the results. They were…read moreprofessional and fairly priced. Will definitely come back for my other boots in the future and highly recommend them to anyone needing a good shoe repair service.

I've been going to Hakky's for years and don't let the 1-2 star reviews sway your decision to use…read morethem. Most of those reviews are from costumers with the typical "expectation versus reality" mentality. Birkenstock customers are typically the worst of the bunch. Your Birks, like ALL shoes, have a life expectancy. Don't blame Hakky for not being able to bring your sandals back from the dead. If you're asking to have the sole replaced, you're likely better off buying a new pair. If your cork is damaged, it's DEFINITELY time to buy a new pair. Yes, the father is better than the son, but the skill of the father has been learned over DECADES of experience. If you're giving them poor reviews because of this, then you're the reason shoe repair is going the way of the dodo and should be ashamed! Show some grace, it's called a learning curve, and bring a cobbler is an art form that's being lost thanks to consumerism. And yes, I'm guilty as well.

I have used See Elegant for about 4 years now and they have been very consistent during that time…read more The staff is always very pleasant and listens to specific requests that you may have with your dry cleaning. They maintain good hours as well. Specifically they stay open until 7 pm, which allows me to pick up my clothes after work rather than trying to pick them up during the day. The prices are comparable to other dry cleaners in town.

Quality service , white blouse and white shirts they get the very clean like how I want them they…read moredoes a very good job.