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    Shoes 4 Comfort

    4.8 (4 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM

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    Bought a great pair of shoes there they are so comtable a must if your on your feet all day

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    DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse

    (51 reviews)

    $$

    I haven't shopped in this store in a while. They have improved the location, inventory and customer…read moreservice. Sketchers has two aisles. There are lots of styles and choices throughout the store. The socks were decent. I would return.

    I hate shoe shopping and usually do everything in my power to avoid it. However, I was about to go…read moreon a trip and I was already here so I decided to go inside and see if they had anything to my liking. Being inside Ellsworth Place I really can't complain. As it is the only remaining shoe store in here now. You can tell it is a DSW before you even get near it with that totally white interior with the lights blazing out of the store. Inside, it's like every other store in the chain. White walls, white ceiling, white floors, aisle upon aisle of shoes. No rhyme or reason as to how they put their stock out. I went through the men's section and was about to leave when I found what I wanted to look at on a display in the main aisle. No organization to this but to just hope that a box that had your size on it might be something they have on display. After rummaging through this pile of boxes I did find something I wanted. I will give it too them, even though this is a massive store, they were still able to pop up out of nowhere to see if I needed any help finding anything. Like you as an employee has any idea what you have in stock any more than I as a customer knows. I declined and went about my business and made my way to the register. Did I mention I hate shopping for shoes. It might be because I used to work for a shoe store and knew what was about to hit me at the register. The attempt to sale me more items to go with my shoes. No, I don't want your socks, sealants, or any other magical potions. Then they ask if you want to sign up for their rewards program. Ma'am, does it look like I care about shoes that much? But the price was what got me or I wouldn't have been in line to checkout.

    Fleet Feet

    Fleet Feet

    (178 reviews)

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    Having been happy with Brooks shoes bought there in the past, but now having small toe problems, I…read morewalked in asking about an Altra shoe a friend was wearing that looked the right shape. After measuring my feet and looking at the shoes I was wearing, my excellent salesperson immediately suggested another brand, Saucony. And brought out my size of that as well as a couple sizes of Altra, and later a sales priced pair of Brooks. I decided the Saucony was sufficiently more comfortable to be worth the higher price, once he had also sold me on getting new inserts that were shallower near those toes. I've now walked 4 miles in them a couple times, just walked a couple, and I love them -- if I'd been wearing the Brooks, I would have soreness in the toes about now.

    How to lose a customer of 15-20 years…read more For almost 20 years, Fleet Feet, both in DC and more recently in Asheville, North Carolina, has been where I shop for sneakers twice a year. To save on wear, I buy 2-3 pairs at a time (costing about $400-600 a visit depending on number, socks and arch supports, etc.) and rotate wearing them throughout the week. Today I brought this pair of Brooks back to DC to ask what could be done. I've probably worn them at most 15 days since buying them in mid-last month; the soles are delaminating. An annoyingly passive sales clerk began dancing around the question offering nothing. I eventually abbreviated his babble about normal wear and tear by observing that it doesn't sound like the store can do anything as just over 30 days have passed since the purchase of several pairs. No exchange, no assistance with the manufacturer, no suggestions for repair? I observed that this doesn't seem like normal wear and that its disappointing to see how quickly these expensive shoes are coming apart and how little can be done. His only response was a dismissive "Have a nice day" delivered in a mocking tone. I turned and left the store quietly for the last time in my life without punching him and without responding. some suggestions for better customer service: When your store has a no refund or exchange strict policy, even in the face of defective goods, you should at least provide your customer with contact information to reach out to the manufacturer. If you work in a shoe store, it might be good to be aware of shoe repair places, or glues that might be tried, or to confirm that there are really no glue solutions that could be tried. In other words, know your products and offer some modicum of assistance, even if it's not likely to answer the customer's immediate request. Don't be snide when you are denying service to someone who has been a regular customer and who has clearly brought in a shoe that is not behaving as it should. Not sure where I'll send my $1200/year in purchases now. But I will find a place to remove that revenue from Fleet Feet, and I will let people know of my experience there.

    Marshalls - Marshalls in Ellsworth Place

    Marshalls

    (26 reviews)

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    Not as great as its sister store in this location, but when combined with it, it makes for a great…read moreshopping experience. It was kind of weird in this overall location. As you made your way upward, the stores got messier and less stocked with items. If you weren't able to find what you needed at TJ Maxx downstairs, head up here and maybe you will find what you are missing. They basically carry the same items and why not take the chance to stop in here. Overall, not a bad set up store. They appear to be organized, but not as well as downstairs. Staff were busy in here, running around and manning the registers.

    I love to browse at a Marshall's or a TJ Maxx but today, after I'd filled a shopping cart with…read moregoodies and finds, I turned my back to dig through men's sweaters. I turned back to find the cart gone. An unsympathetic employee told me a fellow employee had almost certainly taken the cart and returned everything to the shelves. No apology and no sympathy for my trouble. Evidently there's a strict policy to keep the aisles clear of abandoned carts. I had to remember what I had found and where I had found it to refill my cart. When I checked out and was recounting what had happened, the same employee walked up and made faces as if I was a troublemaker. No one likes a messy store but wow- I wasn't the villain here! Guess I won't be back since I am such an inconvenience to the store clerks! PS other clerks were polite but boy, this one wasn't!

    Shoes 4 Comfort - shoes - Updated August 2026

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