What a way to run a business. I had gone to DSW and was unable to find something that I liked, so I…read morefound this place via a quick internet search and thought I'd give it a try. When I found the brand of shoe I wanted, there were two or three I thought I'd try on. Imagine my surprise when every box I opened only contained a right shoe! That's right! If you want to try on a pair of shoes, you have to track down someone to get you the left shoe from the back room! Talk about inconvenient! Talk about a pain in the rear! No thanks. I just left. I'm not playing games. I just want to try on some shoes. I'll just go to a different DSW location and see what they have. Shoe Dept can get lost. What a joke.

The older blonde lady at the counter was very rude I asked if she could look and see if they had my…read moresize of a certain shoe I was interested in.She was very rude telling me she was not going to look because what they have out is what they have she said that if they did have my size in stock she was not going to search the whole store for them which is fine I told her I would like to know so I could look for myself but she said no so that prompted me to leave without buying anything.

I got ABSOLUTELY stunned TODAY at Salvation Army. i have BEEN DONATING to Goodwill heavily each…read moreand every year for over 40 years and a great portion of my things were NEW (still tagged) or very gently used since my parents taught me to take care of all my things. This year after having dug deep into how they use their monies and how they handle putting donations on the shelves!!!! I decided they would NEVER ever get one more item from me so today i boxed up 4-5 large boxes along with with some loose pillows and things and drove to the Salvation Army Thrift store in Strongsville. I had visited this site 4-5 weeks ago to see how THEY operate, the kinds of things they have on their shelves and how knowledgeable and helpful employees were. Much to my chagrin today, i walked in the rear entry door with my first box where no one greeted me nor were there more than 1-2 folks within earshot for me to call out to. The ENTIRE back room where their donated goods was overloaded and in a SHAMELESS shambles. I saw no one with any sense of urgency. I continued with the rest of my boxes and items placing them where i thought they would fit, not FALL OVER and left in a huff. There were 'prepared receipts' on clipboards for anyone to fill in what they want for IRS donations. Big Brother is apparently not watching. The retail store is scantily stocked when they could be loading up their shelves and making real some money but no, disinterested folks are lolling around talking to each other about last evenings tv show. Apparently, nobody has any needs in the poorer sections of Cleveland Ohio since nobody HERE had any interest in their jobs nor helping the less fortunate. I could run rings around the folks in this store, organize it, load up the retail store and help others. I worked for an international non profit for almost 20 years so i know how it gets done. I will never return to this store or any other Salvation Army (bellringers included) nor Goodwill. I will seek out a more needy organization who uses, appreciates and cares about donations.

Customer service to all customers. We're checking out at…read more14:03 today. Cashier was so kind to the black woman in front of us example: take your time, make sure you out everything in your purse etc. when it can to us (2 elderly white women) no personality, I don't know the price, 2 prices on same item, snappy remark to our question if how long it will take. Then when my friend said just forget it, I'll get my other stuff, she threw the wreath like it was a piece of shit. Where is the pride in your job, don't want to work, quit. They don't need people with lack of customer service skills.

My friend had a cute pair of sandals with bling that she wore for a wedding. I loved them and she…read morestated that they were comfortable. I had another wedding to go to and needed some shoes. Since it was a three day celebration I had to buy shoes for three different dresses. Long story short, I found two pairs of dressy sandals and shoes in the clearance area. I've always had problems with shoes and figured if I would take flats with me if I couldn't wear them all night. All three pairs were super comfortable and I can't wait to wear them again. The two pairs I bought the one day were normally $80 each, with discounts and coupons I paid around $72 for both pairs! The first pair I bought was $30 or so. The employees there were wonderful and real patient as I looked for email with discount codes.

I really love the selection here. Store was clean and well organized. The clearance section had…read moremany pairs of really cute shoes also. I was lucky enough to find what I was shopping for on clearance. The cashiers were polite and professional.

I wasn't expecting coming here, but the DSW at Crocker Park lost power. I called the North Olmsted…read moreDSW and asked if they had these specific shoes I wanted, and they did. They put the shoes on hold and they were ready for pickup when I came here. The girl who assisted me was really nice. Considering that this DSW isn't in a popular area, the store was a nice size, and the place was clean. I would come back to this DSW in North Olmsted if I had to.

The best prices are in their clearance section in the back, otherwise--I didn't really notice much…read moreof a discount for the quality of shoes. *GASP* I know I sound super-cheap. But $70 for Jessica Simpson sandals? Methinks not. I'd say more like $40. And I hardly call that "designer." Although--I will add that I find it quite ridiculous that both Jessica Simpson and Steve Madden shoes are priced as high as (if not more than) better designer shoes. While DSW does have an occasional BCBG, Calvin Klein pump, most are over-price nonsense brands I've never heard of... Maybe I'm looking at the wrong sections? The boots were hit or miss--if you're looking for designer brands you've heard of? There are a few, but most are still around $150, especially for leather. And I didn't see any that blew my mind. Otherwise it's mostly that super-cheap looking faux leather, like the ones you see in the windows of Charlotte Russe, but 5x more expensive. Mens prices and brands seemed more spot on. My sister and I looked around for a bit and she really hit the jackpot with a unique Calvin Klein heel for around $40. I was quite jealous! But that was really the best deal we found. Other than that, I think they could lower their prices on everything by at least $15-20--based on what they carry.

There's a nice variety, though expect a lot of sneakers and sandals, but it's not very accessible…read more I don't think someone in a wheelchair would be able to access the aisles as they are filled with boxes of shoes, more shoes, and benches. It's also not accessible for someone with limited walking as you must walk an aisle almost the length of the store to get to another aisle.

From the owner: At Shoe Dept. Encore, you can find brand-name shoes, the latest trends, handbags and fun…read moreaccessories at affordable prices for women, men and kids. With our large stores, there is plenty of room to shop and TV entertainment areas for men and kids! We're a family-friendly footwear store with 1000+ locations carrying well-known brands for everyone such as HEYDUDE, Crocs, Skechers, Timberland, Tommy Hilfiger, and branded athletics such as adidas, New Balance, and Converse. Brand selection varies by location. We also offer a selection of shoes in extended sizes and wide widths! Our store associates are ready to help find your fit. Whatever your style, whatever your budget - that's our Dept.

They don't actually make coats at this Coat Factory so it's false advertising…read more We had to look around because she wanted something furry and fluffy that was not actually made of animals for the winter. Didn't find anything that was both cheap enough and sexy enough, so we ended up getting a coat elsewhere. If you dig through the racks, you can find some cute clothes here at good prices. They also have some cute shoes, but then so did your grandma.

I come here because they have some very good prices on clothing if you need a winter coat or ect…read more With some name brands which is very convenient if your not looking to spend a lot.

Had to take my mom dress shopping for my wedding and we had the best sales girl Perry, she ran all…read moreover finding us many dresses in mom size to pick from and was so helpful at helping us find a dress we found perfect one for my mom. Thank you Perry your a gem top tier customer service.

Dillard's has a multi-level (3 levels) department store at the Great Northern Mall. The store has…read moreit all - women's and men's attire, beauty, housewares, and more. I usually visit Dillard's once a year for holiday dresses first checking the inventory online. This time I had an unplanned Dillard's visit while used it as a shortcut to the mall. MERCHANDISE: The store has a vast inventory. The men's clothing and shoe section is especially stylish. There are a lot of brown toned garments and shoes perfect for fall. The shoe section indicated deals from $99 to $139. That seems like a great value for high-quality shoes. MY FINDS: I didn't plan to make any purchases since I was just passing through the store. Instead I found Origins skincare line. It's currently hard to find it in stores due to major beauty retailers pulling it from their shelves. I was able to purchase a gift set. It's my preferred skincare, so I'm happy to find another retailer that carries it for future purchase. SERVICE: The service was very nice. Associates were friendly and smiling. This experience indicated that the service tremendously improved over the years. I look forward to my next visits to Dillard's. I'll be back soon to experience and purchase more Origins products.