Mega Selection! I…read morecame in here looking for some low tops and some hiking boots and wasn't disappointed. They had at least 5 different brand names for the boots, like Timberland, DC and Colombia come to mind. Same with the tennis shoes; adidas, Fila, Nike, Sketchers and the list goes on and on. I picked up a pair of track shoes and I swear they only weighed 2 ounces, amazed. Prices were competitive and the staff was attentive even though the store was slammed with traffic when I was in there. If you're out lookin' for kicks, come kick it in here for a minute!

First off, the selection cannot be understated. They are the Costco of footwear selection. Such a…read morevariety might paralyze one with the Paradox Of Choice, but I find it helpful, as I'm pretty fussy about my shoes. My problems are twofold: 1) The layout and signage is just not helpful. It's too wide open, the angular aisles are not conducive to a good shopping experience, and I can't tell where one section ends and another begins, or what the sections even are. 2) Price. If you don't do closeout, you're not getting a deal here. Maybe that's my problem, but for a place like this, I expect better prices.

Place reminds me of Payless Shoes…read more There is a staffer on an elevated platform that periodically announces some special. This was a bit of an oddity for me. It almost felt like she was a school announcer as she made deal announcements over the PA. The slipper or wool and warmer boots were up in the front. We went up and down the aisles until about four or five in to finally find some flat casual black shoes for my mother. My mother tried on about four or five shoes and finally found a pair that weren't too tight or uncomfortable. There was one random mirror to actually look at shoes on your person. Had to ask since there aren't many around. The Lifestride she picked out was on sale as well. I couldn't get her to wear the hamburger or Pizza slippers, they are amusing at least.

Older styles shoes. Need more updated styles. As well as a larger selection of boys dress shoesread more

Did excellent work on my dancer boots boots were resoled and they shine and cleaned as well.read more

Emily helped me today and not only did I get new shoes, i got long awaited pain relief! She…read morelistened better than a doctor and helped relieve my heel pain more than I can say. As well my wife and I have matching house slippers too! I'm hope management knows how lucky they are to have her; or I'd be glad to hire her for my company ;) -Greg & Michele Diloné

They moved I think, to Hoover Rd in Warren (plus their card says they also sell online) -- but I…read morejust went with my elderly father to find him some comfortable shoes to walk in. After trying many different shoes at 2 other stores, another shoe store referred us to Shoe Prints -- and they were immediately able to produce exactly what we were looking for! The fit was perfect, they were comfortable and good for walking while being no trouble to slip on. It was so easy. There was a little problem with ringing us up so they even gave us free socks for the trouble. They had a great variety of shoes from fashion shoes to comfortable walking shoes and work boots (for toddlers even!) to comfy high quality slippers, all in good recognizable brands, so I wouldn't hesitate to check there for anything I'm looking for.

First time customer. I stopped in to buy a new pair of work boots not knowing what to expect. The…read moreguys were awesome. I had never owned a pair of wedge soles before and they took the time to explain the differences in wedge material and leathers across the two brands I was comparing. I must have tried on six or seven pair as the sizing between the two brands was slightly different. The guys never complained or seemed put out. They were extremely helpful. As long as Chester Boot Shop is in business, I will never buy a pair anywhere else. As far as value, I would say that they are inline with any online retailer's pricing. However, if I can support a local, small, family-owned, customer focused business in my community, I will... always.

Wow! We went to look for western boots and hats and we were immediately greeted with a big hello…read moreand how can we help. The hat selection was larger than I expected and found just the right hat and at an awesome price! On to boots and found a handsome pair of python that the husband loved. They looked like a pair he owned 35 years ago, but updated. The salesman was extremely helpful in helping him find his size. He also offered a beautiful pair of ostrich which I preferred, but husband got just what he wanted. I WOULD MOST DEFINITELY RECOMMEND CB AND THEIR STAFF WAS WONDERFUL.

I'm not sure if it's fair to judge a whole store by one representative at the front counter, but…read moreChristina had a real issue with the fact that I didn't want to add my telephone number when I was making a purchase for a pair of socks. She made a snotty comment about how "I guess you'll just have to pay full price then". When I commented about how invested she seemed to be about me and my phone number, she snapped back that she didn't care at all, because she gets paid either way. The whole thing just got very ugly. When I asked her name, she thrust her badge at me, stated her name, and spelled it out ...one letter at a time. I realize that life is tough out there when you're working a low paying service job...and perhaps I should have more grace for people stuck in those positions. But I really think the store should know who is representing them. Customers don't want to be harassed about their phone number and we like to deal with pleasant people.

No flats that caught my eye or peaked my interest enough today…read more Folks are mostly spaced out, except it's a bit tight by the clearance section. I saw some strange and furry crocs and Steve Madden shoes. I must have missed this trend. I did see interesting short boots and pumps, but was mostly looking for flats today.

I imagine this mall used to busier and bustling with teems of people. It wasn't that busy and there…read morewere some empty store fronts it seems. This doesn't have any notable department store. Dick's and Hobby Lobby and At Home seem to be their main anchors. Stopped by Torrid, Bath and Body Works, White Barn, Shoe Carnival. It's kind of lifeless here, it's sad.

Has most of the stores I like and has a decent play area for the kids . Good places to eat. I don't…read morelike the nail salon it's pretty ghetto and dirty though. Food court is fine.

Grand Opening of the New Roseville, MI store was packed with shoppers and a check out line down the…read moremiddle of the store. No real bargains. We didn't see anything promotional or a huge sale. One minute they're closed the next, they are open. Pretty uneventful. For now, the shelves are well stocked with the typical RDFL items. Obviously, the store is clean and the people are very friendly. No shortage of security including the "greeters" at the door. They've picked a great location. The parking lot will be a challenge around the holidays. It's adequate for the rest of the year. 07/24

I love me some Ross! Since this is the only one in my area, I like to go often and check out any…read morenew inventory they get ~ I've bought shoes, home decor, clothing, perfumes, you name it ~ ROSS IS THE BEST! The employees are super friendly too!