Gosh! How have I not reviewed this location yet? They have always been a delight and they have…read morealways been helpful. I usually shop when I need a specific shoe for an occasion, or I have a coupon. This location has ok parking, totally manageable. The store inside is extremely clean. I sometimes shop for pricing online because the shoe maybe cheaper elsewhere and I maybe able to get a coupon. I'm not sure if they price match. I will have to look into that. Hot tip: always hot up the clearance section first then the main areas.

They have a nice wide selection of shoes. The sales team that I was there that day were friendly…read more The cashier Sherry was approachable and connects with people. I had bought new work shoes and took interest in what I do.

Unfortunately had a bad experience here with the old hostile cashier Christine, coming from another…read morestate account got flagged, we asked if we can step to the side to confirm we're making this transaction and of course it made her so upset.

I had a great experience with Emily and Lani with their terrific customer service. They went out…read moreof their way to make my trip successful. These two ladies are what every employee should stride to be.

It was that time to buy new shoes both for casual wear and working out. Shoe Carnival has been a…read morereliable place where you can get shoes for a reasonable price. Let's see how the visits went. For both visits, they went very smooth. Finding my selections was no problem at all. The staff always welcomed Sophia and I during our two visits and were willing to help any way they could. The process didn't take long for me to select two pairs of shoes to my liking. And Sophia purchased a pair the 2nd time we were there. Checking out was definitely a breeze with staff and was seamless. There's not really much to add except that I was very pleased with the experience. This place still holds up and will be used again the next time we need shoes. Till next time :)

start out with this- store was clean, music was good, everything was organized and the register…read morelady was awesome. HOWEVER the one star is to the old lady working there who thought it was okay to parent my children???? I was checking out, mind you no one else in the store that you could see and the register lady was being really nice. My 8 year old started out rough with the wheel- I get it. I told him to stop and he did. his TWO year old brother who could barely spin it started trying it and as im giving my email this lady had thenerve to direct my children sternly???? excuse me? I didnt say anything and her badge of her name was hidden so I dont even have a name. HOWEVER that wheel is kid height- they did nothing but spin it and you talk ugly to my children???? Especially to my TWO year old who is just trying to get it to spin in the first place. Then when she walked around the counter and before i cohld even take a step my TWO year old tried again and she caught an atridue in her face towards him. will be going out of my way to go somewhere else and telling my clients and friends/family to do the same because who do you think you are talking to children you dont even know like that? Especially when they arnt doing anything wrong.

I walked in the store and all of the workers were silent and didn't speak. No greeting, they just…read morestared at me and my friend as if we bothered them by being inside or if we didn't belong? Honestly we were so thrown off by the energy and the way we were treated we just left. I would go to a different sneaker store in the area like foot locker on mercury, or try out the finish line in the Patrick Henry Mall.

The girl at the register wouldn't let my 13 year old son try on a pair of Nike's to see if they fit…read morebecause "they are too popular." I'll give my money to another store that let's us choose the correct size.

Big, spacey, pretty clean, new, many sneakers. I didn't buy…read moreanything there because they don't have my favorite brands. It's nice for the ppl looking for sneakers and casual shoes. They are friendly and don't follow you all the time. I like the freedom. They sell snacks too.

Just went in this new shoe store encore, was loving the selection; was being helped by a nice young…read moreguy, then one of the other workers came over, interrupted the sale and went off on the person the guy because that was "her register". All I've got to say is, wow! I won't be going back to that store again even though they had other shoes I liked. She was extremely freaking rude to him and didn't even acknowledge I was standing there.

I went to the Good Feet Store last month after a last ditch effort. I had seen a sports medicine…read moredoctor (two different ones for two separate opinions) after I had started having severe pain in my right foot and could only tolerate walking on it on the outside of my foot. Both doctors, with X-rays, confirmed that I had arthritis with bone spurs and maybe therapy would help. The first doctor talked me into a cortisone shot. It didn't do a thing (I completely regret it) I finally booked an appt with the GFS and went the first of August. After a 2 hour appt with Brice to find the best fit for me, I walked out with a 3-part system. I followed it to a tee. I missed exercising and I wanted to do it again so I was determined to get my foot back, plus my hip had started hurting so I had started walking completely different now. I looked funny walking, and hated it. Anyway (gosh I sound like an influencer, i promise I'm not), I did all the exercises I was supposed to do but I found that the arches weren't enough for me. I needed more. Don't get me wrong, they helped a great deal, but it wasn't the perfect fit for my issue. I had a 1 month follow up today. I saw Milan (Brice wasn't there). He remeasured my foot and it had made a difference, but I told him my concern. I know I frustrated the heck out of him but he listened and after 45 minutes of trying different arches, I came home with some new ones to try. I walked Sam's Club for an hour in them after I left and they felt great. I am so happy. It may be expensive but it's worth the investment by far! It's a lifetime guarantee and sometimes it's not just your feet that need alignment but it's other areas, like your knees or hips. Thank you GFS!

I was in the area of the Newport News location and walked in. I was instantly greeted by Tony W…read more He made the experience wonderful as he guided me through the process! I am in Day 2 and already notice the difference.

Things aren't looking great over here. There's an entire block of closed clothing stores, it looks…read moreterrible. There's no high end stores anymore. It's exactly like the coliseum mall that was here before right before it shuttered in 2007.

I've had to reevaluate my opinion on PTC - mainly because it's the best thing around without having…read moreto drive a while to get to Norfolk, Upper Newport News or VB - or even Williamsburg. So with that in mind, here goes; The Good: The food options are pretty awesome. If you haven't tried First Watch, Park Lane Tavern or Monsoon - where have you been!? The cinema really isn't the worst, the matinee prices are great and they accept military discount so Tuesdays are a great excuse to catch a movie for 5 bucks. You can walk around and go in and out of the shops as you please; Victoria's Secret, H&M, Francesca's, Bath & Bodyworks, Barnes & Noble and Finish Line (which is grand for fitting you with the correct running shoes for YOU in mind, and offers 20% military discount). The Bad: Shops don't seem to be able to stay open around here. I've seen a few come and go over the years and it sucks. And don't get me started on the additional PTC tax... but that's a story for another day. So overall, not bad Peninsula Town Center, still plenty of work to be done though!

Formerly my go-to Norfolk treasure trove of family shoes now an afterthought due to inconsistent…read moreselection. Store is just off of the interstate, tucked into a visibly obstructed corner with plenty of shared Southern Shopping Center parking. Employees are friendly and willing to help; one even allowed me to use their non-public restroom. It was a #1 emergency! Store is clean and well lit with an average amount of space to browse. Nike, Adidas, Vans, and New Balance were once reliably stocked in sizes needed by our entire family. Now, I've noticed stock has dwindled, not to mention replaced by "other" brands like Reebok, Fila, and K Swiss. This approach is further complicated their pricing strategy. Inflation aside, we used to score those popular brands for ~$20. Now, there's less of them with nothing under $40 WITH SALES! I understand the desire to introduce more variety; however, I'd selfishly suggest NOT sacrificing the availability of more relevant/popular brands.

I had a great experience getting some work steel toed boots here!…read more The staff was helpful without being intrusive. The great service pays for any patronage.

I really like this Marshall the selection was amazing. I was a little concerned about a few of the…read morepieces. The sizing was just off was able to bring my senior mom who could peruse around the store without any issues and find what she needs. Associates were very friendly and personable was able to have conversation conversations with them while they rang me up. I'll be back.

I was shopping in here today, I had 5 items to try on. I tell the worker I have 5 items to try on…read moreshe asked me to set them down to count them. I oblige not a big deal. She then tells me I have four items to which is her mistake because she realizes it's 5 items like I told her. I try the clothes on. I come out all the clothes in my hand. Ready to go look for more items and different sizes. I was taking all the clothes with me. I give her the piece back she says will you be taking them with you. I say yes she goes on to say well let me count them. Now I know for sure this is not protocol. She counts all the pieces and I left them right there. I've worked in retail you don't count the pieces people are intending to buy. If you are going to have workers that are going to stereotype customers hire new people. Maybe around 230-300pm. I won't be back.