I mostly buy my shoes online but my kids are always growing so it's nice to measure and buy in…read moreperson.There's a decent selection here for kids shoes. They also have cute socks and fun slippers. My husband has been able to find one off sneakers when he's needed them here as well. The prices are DSW, so not bad.

This is the best DSW in the area. The one on central avenue is TERRIBLE but this location is…read moreWONDERFUL. The staff is amazing. The store is organized and has a wide variety of sizes. You will end up buying something here because they have everything and the prices are the best price. I look forward to going to shop at this store again soon because I know I will find what I need and more. Even if its not a shoe, they have handbags and socks and even toys if you need a last minute gift.

Wonderful service; what made it memorable -besides the quality and ambiance- was Ms. Lei…read more(spelling?).

a cool hip place to pick up the latest styles and must have sneakers at a reasonable cost. stopped…read moreby sneaker lounge in scarsdale to grab the latest must have sneakers for my cuzs son and the staff were so kind and knowledgeable about what the teens are wearing now. very good selection and styles with all the footware on displayed in organized fashion for gals , guys and kids. also some clothing available mostly in tee shirts. after getting my nephew his birthday gift, i picked up a pair of leisure slip ons which are comfy to the max . glad i made time to visit sneaker lounge , it was worth it .

Fred and his staff are extremely knowledgeable and patient. They will make sure you leave with the…read moreright shoes for your needs. They will never steer you wrong. Additionally they have great sales throughout the year. Truly a one of a kind experience and store with people who actually care.

The staff was incredible and the shoe selection is great. This is not a huge warehouse, but the…read moreinventory has a great selection of sneakers. I brought my 82-year-old Mother to the store and Andy took good care of her. He brought out a selection of shoes for her to try on, he was able to explain how the sneaker supported different muscles and parts of the feet. He even helped her get the shoes on. This is an excellent shoe-shopping experience if you are accompanying a Senior. The staff is patient, but they do their job fast. The store also sells support socks for conditions like plantar fasciitis.

Great assortment of comfortable and unique footwear. I bought a cute pair of sandals which ,…read moreunfortunately, had a separating sole after wearing them a handful of times. Upon informing the store, I was offered a refund or free repair. I love the sandals and elected to have them repaired - which was completed within a few short days. Excellent, hassle-free customer service, which will definitely make me a repeat customer!

This review is for the clothing boutique attached to this business. If I could give a store…read morenegative stars, I would. The owner, Sharmin Faruque, was rude to my mother, in front of my toddler daughter. Avoid this place at all costs. Such shocking behavior from a store owner to treat customers in such a way.

So terribly disappointed in this company. They present themselves as boutique and their locations…read moreare in affluent areas. But they don't treat their customers with the courtesy one would expect from a boutique in an upscale area. Target treats their customers with more respect. I bought a $400 dress that ripped after two wearings. It was a summer dress and didn't realize it was ripped until I pulled it out to wear in summer 2024. I brought in and they told me too bad, too late??? It was over a year. Suggested I call the company yourself. This wasn't some cheap dress. They should stand behind their merchandise. I have spent at least $ 5,000 between their Rye and Mt Kisco stores and expected to be treated like a valued customer. Did I expect a 400 credit? No. But at least something to recognize the dress was and defective and acknowledge my business. Some kind of credit. I will never shop here again. Be warned.

Yes lovely store with cute merchandise. I have shopped at one of their stores is Rye NY.read more

Came here to use my rewards but had cash. The cashier was nice about it and said she would get her…read moremanager. The manager came over and couldn't care less and said "no one's paid in cash today we can't break that" and walked away. She clearly doesn't value her customers. In a store shouldn't you be prepared for people to pay in cash? Just my opinion. Will never come back here even though it's super close to my home. Would rather make the drive to mount Vernon or somewhere else just not here.

I received a quick response from Customer service and they offered me great deal on my next…read morepurchase. This is excellent resolve and made me a very happy customer! I went to their White Plains Galleria location, as they had better selection.

Absolutely love this store for great shoes at discount prices cause designer where is expensive…read morefolks. Plenty of parking and enough cashiers to get the line down quickly go to the back there's always a sale which is my biggest tip .

The shoes they say they have in stock online versus what you find in the store is not accurate. I…read moreoriginally went to this location to try on the shoes before I purchased them but couldn't because they didn't have them in stock. The store was clean but there was no staff to be found on the floor to assist me or any of the other customers in the store at the time. The only staff visible were at the registers. I 1000% prefer the White Plains location and will not be returning to this one.

Got my second pair of ugg slippers from here and I have been struggling to find them online. I love…read morethem so much and am so happy I found them here and so happy with the quality and the customer service here.

I only wear SAS shoes because I have wide feet. So, I decided to try out the SAS shoe store at 2500…read moreCentral Park Avenue in Yonkers, NY. I saw a really nice pair of dress shoes size 8 wide. However, when I tried them on, they were a little tight, so they said they could order them in a double wide and call me when they came in. I agreed, and a week later, I went back to try the double wides on. The double wide was even tighter than the wide one. They said they could stretch them, so I went to Starbucks and they stretched the shoes. When I returned, the shoes felt a little better, so I paid for them and took them home thinking that if I walked around with them on at my carpeted house, I'll either stretch them a little more or get used to them. Neither of these things happened. So, I brought them back. They took them back with no hassle, but when they reimbursed my credit card, they reimbursed someone else's name. Now, my name and address was on my receipt, but the person they reimbursed only had a name on that receipt - no address. I noticed this and when I brought it to their attention, they immediately went back into the receipt file and reimbursed my card. This is what I think: this SAS store sells the "poorly crafted" SAS shoes to unsuspecting customers whom they believe won't return the shoes, and if they are returned, they reimburse an employee's card thinking you won't check. But, if you do check, then they reimburse your card. In other words, "Buyer beware!" I've never had a problem with any other store that sells SAS shoes, and SAS is a very good and reputable brand of shoes. It's this store that you have to watch at every turn because they seem to pull all the tricks at every turn! Like I said, be careful of This SAS Store at 2500 Central Park West in Yonkers, NY! Other stores that sell SAS shoes, don't have these problems . . . hmm!

Why head across the county when you can get what you need here. I wasted a lot of time before I…read morediscovered Robert's.

I was there a couple days ago and I had a terrible experience with the employee helping me. He was…read morevery slow and gave really dry responses, when I asked for a price he ignored me twice. I also asked to try multiple pairs and he kept giving me attitude. I wish I knew this persons name, but he was tall with an odd looking goatee and had his shirt tucked in. Every time he gave me a pair of shoes he would walk away and begin talking with his other co worker. However, the older gentleman at the front counter who I assume is the owner of the place helped me with the questions I had. I hope he realizes the person that helped me was one lazy and odd individual. Other than him making my first experience bad and weird, everyone else that worked there was lovely.