This is my favourite shoe store in Melbourne. It's where I know I will always find just the pair…read moreof shoes I'm after, and that it will be a pleasant experience finding them. Whether I can actually afford the pair of shoes that I want in here is a different story. Some of the lovelier ones are in the $300 region and up and it isn't often that I can splash that much cash on footwear (much as I'd love to). The quality and styles are gorgeous and that's what you'll get for your money so I'm absolutely not complaining about the price. And rather surprisingly, the peeps who work here are actually nice and helpful and won't make you feel bad about being there, unlike other upmarket retail stores. Great quality, great style. Love Zomp.

It certainly isn't easy to find good shoes here in Melbourne. Sure pleather knock-offs abound, but…read moreif you're looking for quality well thats another story all together. I want shoes that will last me years, classic models that will never go out of style. Instead all I seem to be able to find are clunky heels and cheap high street imitations. This is where Zomp differs. A boutique women's shoe store, it offers cutting edge, premium quality shoes as reasonable prices. The Flinders Lane store features an expansive and well designed space that is perfectly fit out to display the multitudes of fine shoes that are stocked. Whether you're looking for boots, heels or flats this is the place to go. Soft Italian leather, unique designs and extensive size ranges, Zomp is the ultimate shoe store.

South Melbourne Market is awesome for food but had some pretty dodgy cheap-and-nasty imported…read moreclothing options. Now that that SO:ME space is open, some new local designers have moved in and Rollie is one of them. Designed in Australia, Rollie makes super light and colourful shoes. Their shop owner also designs for Mollini, so you can find a range of their shoes here too. I can't say they're made locally though based on the 'Made in China' label on the sole of my new boots! The range is good and the shoes are good quality, making this a tempting stop-in when grocery shopping.

When I was 17 I tried to convince my Mum I needed a pair of black heels that cost $160 from this…read morevery store. $160... many years ago. That's like the equivalent of a million dollars now! Either my Mum was a soft touch or my persuasion tactics were highly developed even at a young age, but I got those $160 Mollini shoes and I rocked them am every high school dance and wedding for about three years after. It's only a small store and they don't only just stock Mollini shoes anymore, but the selection is good and the staff are helpful running up and down stairs to help you get the sizes you need. Avoid the peak hours of lunchtime and just after work if you want more attention and a bit more space to spread out all the items you're trying on. Let's hope the $150 pair of stilettos I bought a week ago last for as many years as my very first pair of Mollinis.

So excited to come across this store. Needed to find some shoes for a special occasion. Rapt with…read morethe choices in larger sizes, had so many styles to choose from. Quick thanks to the crew at Rosenbergs. TY

From the owner: Rosenberg Shoes | Large Shoes Specialists…read more Women's Larger Sizes ~ Starting from size 10 through to size 14. Mens Larger Sizes ~ Start from a size 12 through to size 18.

Excellent service - felt like I was back in LAX at century city mall. Grabbed a mice pair of…read morerunning shoes and shorts. My sales guy was informative and did not balk at bringing out multiple pairs of shoes..perfect!

I had a couple of hurdles to get over before stepping foot in this shoe store (no pun intended)…read more The tacky name and the bright pink signage to match for starters. Also walking past leopard print shoes on more than one occasion. I had written this off as 'not for me'. Until I passed by with what felt like frost bitten toes in my slip on canvas sneakers. I do a lot of running around town and all my winter boots have heels that aren't up to task. I decided to pop in and have a look for some nice flat boots. Mission accomplished. The selection is small but considered here and the staff are really lovely. It's clear that they get to know their customers and want people to feel like regulars in this local store, making an effort to get to know your name and style. The quality is nice and price is reasonable. I walked away with a pair of gorgeous leather knee high boots for under $250 and they are flat without being ugly or gumboot-esk. Winter shopping win.

Totally drool worthy window displays of beautiful women's shoes…read more I can not walk past this place without spying a new pair that I really, really need. Specialising in quality designs that are original and often come in a gorgeous range of colours, this is a great spot to come for special occasion shoes. I bought my Oak's Day heels from here and a perfectly matched fascinator too. The test of a good heel is whether you are still wearing it on your feet at the end of the day at the races. Well these heels passed the test and I made it home in style. Shoes & the city also stocks earrings and a small section of clothes.

A great selection for shoes, boots, and sandals- especially for those who require more arch support…read morethan others! My poor feet had been hurting from all the walking and travelling that I've been doing. Because I had already worn down my former Orthaheel sandals, I was due for a new pair. Shoes are great, but living in Hawaii and California for nearly all my life has conditioned me to wear sandals on a regular basis. I needed something quick, easy, and comfortable when I head out the door. The Walking Company provided many options for that! Many shoe stores I've visited rarely stocked orthopedic footwear- the only exception being the podiatrist clinic. Unfortunately, there is not much selection in design in such places. While my primary aim was to find orthopedic sandals, I also had a strong preference with ones with pretty designs. Although I have a foot problem, I don't necessarily want to advertise it to the world! Some footwear brands, such as Vionic and Orthaheel, offer this extra feature. I like the illusion of wearing cute sandals that don't look like orthopedic crutches. If I'm going to be spending extra money on special sandals, they best look nice! In actuality, I didn't have to spend extra money for nice sandals at The Walking Company! They were having a sale and much of their shoe prices were reduced. A pair of Ahnu sandals that originally costed $149 were on sale for only $89. The prices are still a little steep for me, but most orthopedic footwear is expensive. This was a pretty good deal. Also, they have a return/exchange policy that's pretty good. You can try out the shoes and see how it feels at home for a few days, and if it's not the right fit you are welcome to return it. The staff was really helpful and friendly! I am probably the most indecisive person in the world! It takes a while for me to decide what I really want. When it comes to making a decision that's going to affect your daily life (i.e. shoes, sandals), you want to make sure it's a worthy investment, right? The lady helping me was very attentive and wasn't put off by my lack of decision-making skills. After spending a while deciding between all the options, I decided to check out the Ahnu sandals. It can definitely be difficult to find shoes that's just the right fit. If you want a wide selection of footwear, I would definitely recommend this place. They cater to both men and women. From sandals to boots to orthopedic ware, they've got you covered!

I must admit that I do a lot of walking. Before I go overseas on one of my adventures I first make…read morea pit stop and come here to get some new shoes that I know will be durable enough to survive the journey. I am a big fan of Merrell's as they have the vibram sole that I know will last climbing any mountain. The Walking Company stock the largest range of Merrell's that I have been able to find which is probably why I keep coming back here. They also have a large range of other brands that would suit any foot and purpose.

This outlet is hard to miss with it's candy stripped banners out the front. They have a moderate…read morecollection of shoes on display both for men and women and although the prices have been discounted from their original selling price, I have not ever found the shoes to be particularly cheap but the quality does seem to be evident. The store itself is quite small, it is not messy but there doesn't seem to be any real order system to the way the items are displayed either. Overall not my kind of thing, better off shopping at a direct factory outlet like DFO on South Wharf if you are after discounted shoes.

Great footwear selection and amazing customer service! I have small-sized feet and it's always a…read morestruggle to find dress shoes of my size. The shop attendant Tracy went above and beyond to find a great pair of shoes for me. I could not be happier! They offer pretty good prices too!