They do excellent work! My shoes looked brand new. I have had them put new soles on shoes and…read morerepair heels.

ridiculous shoe repair. had a small rip in the fabric of the toe and it appears they put some kind…read moreof putty on it. nothing like I thought would be done. if they couldn't have repaired it they should have said so. $20 for this.

The staff at H and H are the best in service and very helpful. I have been going there for many…read moreyears and never have been disappointed. I highly recommend this store in the Village District.

H&H Shoe Repair did an absolutely fabulous job on two pairs of my boots. The quality of their work…read morewas superior -- they honestly look better than I expected. The pricing was very fair and affordable, especially for the level of craftsmanship they deliver. On top of that, their customer service was excellent; everyone was friendly, professional, and a pleasure to work with. I truly enjoyed my experience and will definitely be coming back soon. Highly recommend!

Fantastic, locally-owned and run shoe repair shop. They are fast and willing to work with you on a…read moretight turnaround if asked. The quality of repair is better than I have experienced at any other shop in town. Willing and capable of fixing any and everything from the cheap pair of shoes that you love and wearout often, to the really expensive, intricate pair that you might be nervous to trust someone with repairing. Incredible leather knowledge and workmanship. Many of my girlfriends will only take their designer bags here for cleaning and repair. It's our go-to for resoling my fiancée's dress shoes as well. Highly recommend this place!

Skilled artisan with problem solving skills to achieve the best shoe repairs. Owner is personable…read moreand clearly explains options for repairs

I am so happy with how my boots turned out, they look brand new! The staff is very sweet and…read moreknowledgeable, and the price was more than reasonable. Definitely recommend.

High quality boot repair at a reasonable price. Friendly staff. Good turnaround time.read more

After spending $65 on flip flops last summer, these extremely comfortable shoes began to split and…read morethe toe thing came loose. I took it to Fields Shoe Repair. They take cash or check and just a few days to fix, in time for my vacation trip. The cost was very reasonable, he was very friendly and provided great customer service. Just a few days later, the other one came apart too. I brought both in. He repaired the sole and tightened the toe thing to perfectly match the one he originally fixed. It was perfection! He polished them up and had it ready when he said it would be ready. He saved my flip flops with the arch!

An old-fashioned shoe repair shop where you deal directly with the owner and get to pay with either…read morecash or cash. He has done excellent work on my shoes and boots and I'll keep taking the drive to Butner to get my shoes repaired here.

The work on my shoes was done very well. Jesus is also very pleasant and willingly explains the…read morework to be done. The shop is also located where there is plenty of parking.

I needed a shoe repair and found this business. I'm sorry I don't know his name, but the repairman…read morewas kind, helpful and I will definitely return as the need arises. Check him out!

Boot repair Mr. Yang resolved the issue with my leather…read moreboots and the price was very reasonable.

DO NOT USE! Damaged my $200 dress and offered zero accountability. Sent me a text today…read morespecifically admitting to damaging it (see images), and then said it was the fault of the garment, not their incompetence. They refuse to reimburse for their negligence. All I ask is what I paid and the dress is brand new.

yep, this is THE PLACE! Im new to Durham and I'm from a city where I wore boots all year long--and…read moreUSED them. Nice boots. I went here after reading Yelp! reviews--and it's a 5+ mile drive for me. Went back for my 3rd weekend in a row today-- to drop off a 5th pair of boots for new heels and some have also needed soles and taps. A bunch of my stuff arrived after being in storage/on truck cross-country and heel bottoms and/ or soles fell off 1st time I wore them! Yep, I was told--cold on truck--change in temp will do that. Who knew? Owner has an industrial leather sewing machine that's probably 60 yrs old--my age! Prices are fair,shoes are ready when promised, I like the work and shine and I like the TINY standing-room-only, one-room-in front-of-small house shop. Like the owner and the customers standing cheek-by-Joel with me...and I love the "old-school" r&b playing. This,my friends, is the Real Deal. P.S. when I was there tiday, the woman after me had brought a lovely butter-soft 3/4 length black lambskin leather coat --they were going to shine it up for her--not sure if she was requesting other repairs but both she and I were pleased to hear he could do the work! Getting hard to find/afford good-quality leather boots now--so I find them used--well worth additional $35 to have them resoled/heeled and spruced-up by these gentlemen.

My favorite handbag, roughly 5 years old, recently popped a strap. The stitching securing the loop…read moreof the leather handle to the hardware on the bag just wore through. I was bummed, and also mystified... could (would) a cobbler handle handbag repair? And they do! Or at least Gayford (sp?) does. I was directed here by signage on closed-for-renovations Main Street Shoe Repair. And I'm glad I sought it out. The owner is the friendliest around, and his workspace -- in the front rooms of a cozy house -- is packed to the gills with antiquery cobbling wonderment. Rather than have me make two trips, he encouraged me to take a seat as he proceeded to repair my bag handle on-the-spot, chatting with me all the while. It took about five minutes, and cost me five dollars. The loop is a little warped where it connects; but otherwise, it's good as new (or as good as it was before it busted!). I told him I might bring some shoes by, but that I'm embarrassed by their condition, since I beat my shoes up pretty badly. Gayford looked at me and said: "When you go to the hospital, you don't apologize about your condition, do you? It's the surgeon's job to fix you up. And it's my job to fix your shoes." I fell in love then and there.