Love the shoes I buy there pricey high but worth it the guy knows what your foot issues is by…read morehaving you walk he watches and knows what you need .heavy set older guy i think in his late 40s early 50s he has a certificate in this type of shoes choose great help .expensive yes but worth it . I have planter foot pain helps ease it a bit

They were Friendly and gave me helpful service. They had just what I wanted in the correct size.read more

Needing to purchase new boots because I can no longer tie my current ones with my arthritis, I…read morereluctantly chose some shoes to try on. I told Jaydin about my issue and he said he'll work to help me find just what I wanted. When he came back with my selection, along with some alternatives, Jaydin was full of information and descriptions on each shoe. Immediately Jaydin's personality came out. He has a great sense of humor. He's very personable, as well as being very professional. I ended up feeling like I made a new friend. He is one of those people you just feel privileged to know. He really knew what he was doing so I ended up with a great pair of boots that I will have for a long time. As I walked toward the exit of the store, I noticed that the original Beck's shoes was in Denmark and I'm of Danish heritage. It turns out that this whole experience was meant to be!

I haven't had an actual shoe salesman measure my foot, use his shoe horn, and tie my shoes for me…read moresince I was a kid. Before stopping at Beck's I was at Macy's - I literally had to call out, "Is anyone employed here to take my money?"... no answer - so I left. It's a wonderful feeling to actually have customer service. Selection was great, I would have like more color selection in the particular shoe I purchased but that wasn't an issue. The foot analyzing pad showed supination which was corrected by orthotic inserts which instantly made my feet feel so much better. Overall excellent, friendly, and personal service by Patrick Marks! I'll be back...

In this town any business that has managed to survive has my undying respect. And....they have…read moregreat shoes, great service and they are good people.

This is a family run shoe store in Ashland and after my visit I wanted them to adopt me. I have a…read moremajor shoe weakness anyway, but I got amazing multi-generational service from several members of the family this weekend. When the daughter talked about the latest shoe designs she saw at the International Shoe Show, I got a little misty. You know that commercial on TV about the "Mystical Island of Shoes." I ended up with a new pair of sandals from a company called Zumfoot, which is an off-shoot of Birkenstock, since they were running a great promotional sale. I've stopped by this store for years since they carry some of my favorite lines including Dansko (now Sanita), Keen, Naot and Beautifeel, but now I might even take advantage of their free shipping offer and order shoes on-line (http://www.lithiaparkshoes.com/prostores/servlet/StoreFront). They usually have a cat in residence at the store, so you can say hi to Lolita while you browse. The only reason for the four stars instead of five is that during my subsequent visits they rarely have items on sale or just a very small assortment. While I love the personal service, it is too easy not to pay full retail elsewhere.

Bummer! I used to love this store and shopped there frequently when I lived in the area…read more I came back for a visit, and was shocked at the change in vibe and merchandise. Crowded space filled with tawdry trinkets, that used to be elegant and open space from which to shop for well curated product. I don't think Bob is happy there, given his antisocial vibe and demeanor. Needless to say, I walked out, and bought some Birkenstocks at the shoe store nearby. I hope they can revive the store and bring back the good energy. I hope things improve.

An experience to ponder: yesterday I took my brother and his wife to wander around the shopping…read morearea of town. The person at the register said to a shopper, "why are you wearing a mask?" She replied that she wasn't vaxxed and was protecting herself and other shoppers. She was not snarky or pushy, just answered the question. The register lady sort of snort-laughed derisively and said ooooh, ooo-kaay. The shopper left without making a purchase, as did my little group. 1: why did the register person feel the need to accost the shopper? 2: They lost at least 4 purchases in that moment, and I won't be back if I see that lady at the register again. And then I wonder if it was the owner at the register? 3: shops complain about losing business, but if this is what's going on, then yeah, they're losing business. There were many interesting things I would have purchased, had it not been for this interaction.

LOVE this tore and it's people! Adorable items that aren't mass produced. Great recommendations for…read moredifferent events. You'll find casual to dressy items. Mens and womens. And the shoes They've also got great cocktail syrups.

Joseph is the man!!! He has awesome taste in clothing and is friendly to every person in sight.read more

Found this great place! It has a lot of Mexican candy, shirts, shoes. We got tons of snacks for the…read moreroad!

Sheila at Beck's Shoes was fantastic. She helped me find a new pair of HOKAs and did a proper…read moresizing and fitting -- turns out I'd been wearing the wrong size for a couple of years! I felt really well taken care of and love the shoes. Wish I'd come in sooner. Highly recommend asking for Sheila.

I bought a pair of Dunham sandals here back in the early 2000's. Still wearin' 'em! ( mainly…read moreindoors ) Thanks Beck's!