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14 years ago
Clean, light and friendly shoe shop in central Exeter. If you stand or walk alot these shoes are a must. They are light comfortable and functional. However if you want the latest fashion keep on walking. read more
27 High st
Exeter EX4 3LN
United Kingdom
01392 427937
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https://www.hotter.com/gb/en
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What time does Hotter open?
Hotter opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Hotter opens at 10:30 AM on Sunday.
What time does Hotter close?
Hotter closes at 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Hotter closes at 4:30 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 5:30 PMSun 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Does Hotter have parking?
Yes, Hotter has parking options.
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Lovely store, well laid out with really friendly helpful staff. The shoes are lovely and there are…read moreoften offers on with money off throughout the year. They also sell a small selection of handbags.
I love love love Faith! They have a huge range of shoes, from practical to high fashion, and…read moreeverything in between. I have large feet and they cater for me so I'm happy! The ladies shoes are gorgeous and make you want to buy them even if you know you wouldn't ever wear them! The store is laid out in a manner to catch your eye with fancy styles. The staff are friendly and helpful, getting other shoes for you if needed.
With the opening of Exeter's upmarket new shopping centre in Princesshay in late 2007, came the…read morecool and funky shoe shop - Schuh. I'd previously only seen Schuh in Scotland, and it was a very welcome addition to the city. Schuh sells wearable fun fashion shoes - designers such as Red or Dead, Camper, Rocket Dog, Fly, Harlot, Converse - mostly for girls but with a good men's section too. This is now the first place I look for shoes in Exeter. The staff are helpful but not pushy and prices are competitive.
This is the new Debenhams in Exeter - the old one was situated around the corner and was an…read moreabsolute eyesore. The building, however, is brand new and really stylish. The main downside that I have found is that the floor is very slippy on the ground floor, so if you don't have very grippy shoes you could easily slip over, or if it got wet. Nicely laid out, with all the usual Debenhams stuff. There is a cafe on the top floor, with comfy seating, but it is quite small and seems to be quite expensive too. It's ok though, although queues always seem long!
This Debenhams is fantastic, so much better than the old one which was just dated. It is spread out…read moreover four floors and they sell a whole range of goods. The store itself is very modern and up to date. The have a lot of different cosmetics brands and also a Nails Inc bar where you can get a manicure. There is also a personal shopper service available to book.
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This is a good shoe shop that occasionally have really fab sales- before the New princesshay…read moredevelopment and the arrival of Schuh, Office was my first place to look for a new pair of shoes. They stock a good range of brands for such a little shop, from skechers to rocket dogs as well as fashion-stilletoes or even something a bit more conservative for the office! Staff are helpful but it does get mega busy.
Office, on Exeter high street, has a wide range of shoes, from the normal everyday shoe to…read moresomething a bit quirky! There are some good prices, but some styles are a bit expensive. Staff are attentive and helpful and will always ask you if you need any help when you first go in. As always, look out for the sales!
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One of the more trendy (and pricey!) shoe shops in Exeter, tReds in the Guildhall, they stock a…read morevast amount of trainery-type shoes like Vans, an odd Dr Marten or two, Suga boots, converse high-topsquite a range of cool footwear for men and women. My only complaint (apart from the sometimes extortionate prices, and limited sizes okay, I have a lot of complaints), is the staff often seem quite unhelpful and inexperienced.
If you love shoes the tReds in Exeter's Guildhall shopping centre is the place to go. They have…read moresome lovely boots at the front of the store and they do flats/trainers further back. They also have some mens and children's shoes. Watch out for the sales as that is when you can get a bargain pair!
This is a good branch of Clarks. There is room to look around the shop, even when taking the…read morechildren for the dreaded now school shoes. They carry quite a good range of styles and sizes but they will get things in for you if they haven't got what you want. Clarks is decent quality but it is expensive so it is tempting to go to one of the cheaper shops but with the children's shoes I always like to get them properly measured and fitted so on balance I think it is worth paying the extra. My best advice is try not to leave it till the last minute before new term or there will be queues.
This is a really nice Matalan store. They have a very large womenswear department as well as a…read moremenswear and childrenswear. They also sell homeware in this store and have some really lovely things, quite similar to what you would find in Next etc. but at much more competitive prices. There are plenty of changing rooms here so you never really have to queue for too long and the rooms are clean and spacious. I don't live in Newton Abbot but whenever i am nearby i try to pop in here as i much prefer it to the Matalan in my hometown.
Matalan is situated just outside the towncentre close to the race course. It is a nice shop which…read moresells good quality and reasonably priced clothes for all the family. It is a good sized shop so even if it is busy you don't feel crowded. The homeware they sell is also nice. The staff are friendly and helpful.
Freespirit in Exeter is in the high street in the heart of the City Centre…read more The shop is very trendy with designer labels for both men and woman. Not disabled friendly as shop is set over two floors, the ground floor is womenswear and the first floor is menswear. The shop sells shoes, boots, trainers and sandals as well as designer accessories, surf and ski wear. It even sells designer watches and ornaments. Main designer labels include animal, etnies, adio, etc Good range of hats as well Very good prices in the sales otherwise it can be a bit pricey. The staff are very helpful.
One would have hoped to have found more sensible rainwear in here. Monsoon? Drizzle, more like.read more
They have truly beautiful dresses in this store. It is attached to the accessorize store. Although…read moreat times it can be crowded the staff make up for it by being very pleasant and polite and they are very well turned out. The clothing, yes, is a tad expensive, but it is very good quality.
Next on Exe Bridges in Exeter is quite large, although I think the one in the town is now bigger…read more It is split into sections for baby/child, men and women. They also do shoes and some gifts. They often have a sale there, and I find you get can decent jeans for about £20, which isn't too bad. The new years sale for the kids stuff is good and you can save a packet! Parking is good and FREE too! Large selection of changing rooms.
This is a very nice Next store situated on Exe Bridges in Exeter. It is quite a large store that is…read morewell stocked and spacious. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the store is kept clean and tidy. They usually have a good stock of various sizes as well as a good petite section.
Tom Thumb is a tiny boutique on the sea front in Shaldon, a lovely little fishing village in the…read moreTorbay area of Devon. Although a fixture in the life of Shaldon for many years, Tom Thumb has recently come under new ownership who have greatly improved the range and display of the shop. The shop lives up to its name and has a tiny shop floor, however there is space for a decent sized fitting room at the back. The stock consists of mostly designer ladies' fashions and shoes, including the extremely popular (and essential for women over a certain age!) Not Your Daughter's Jeans (also known as Tummy Tuck Jeans). There is also a good range of shoes and boots and the owners have recently introduced a selection of beautiful handmade jewellery made out of sea glass collected from Shaldon's plentiful beaches. A real gem of a shop both for visitors and locals.
Perfect shop for young girls and anybody wanting new hair pins/clips etc, located at the market…read morewalk square of newton abbot and is a very popular shop with the younger generation. steer clear of this shop on a saturday lol overall a good shop in newton abbot
Lovely shop and looks really popular when I have gone past it whilst going to other shops of…read moreinterest to me,very friendly staff with a great service and smile :)
Jack Wills is along Exeter High Street on a corner. The shop is very preppy and expensive. The…read moreclothes are very in fashion, especially with private school teenagers. The shop is very nicely laid out, with mahogany shelves and all the clothes are piled very prettily. They have very expensive clothes, for example there jeans are about one hundred pounds, and there hoodies are fifty nine pounds for most of them. The sale are very good, as you can pay up to fifty percent less than if they weren't in the sale. If you are preppy and like this style then I would recommend going here.
This is a really cute store. I would classify it as a boutique gift shop. They have jewelry, kid's…read moregifts, linens, etc. I was in Exeter on business and trying not to look like an American tourist. I stopped here to get some gifts for my wife and son and it really did the job. For such a small shop (by American standards anyway) this store really does have something for everyone. Parking can be a challenge in this area.