I have patronized John's Shoe Store for about 8 years. Over that time I have purchased 5 pairs of…read moreshoes. These are shoes that I use for dancing, running, working out and casual work wear. I don't buy a lot of shoes but have not had to. The shoes purchased from John's are always of good quality and the service is courteous and knowledgeable. In addition to this, the store is well stocked and generally has the shoes a person wants on hand so you don't have to wait for something to be ordered.

What a friendly shop! My daughter takes dance classes a few doors down and when I was dropping her…read moreoff at the studio just before Christmas, she exclaimed, "I want shoes for Christmas! AND SLIPPERS!" So, I walked right back to the window full of shoes that inspired her wish, and walked through the door. Irving himself, I assume, was there cobbling a pair of shoes (I think he does a lot of shoe and zipper repairs). I wove through the many piles of shoes and other items and found a pair of pink, flowered, light-up sneakers for my daughter as well as a pair of fuzzy puppy slippers that I knew she would love to receive. Fast forward to Christmas: she was thrilled. Wears the sneaks all the time. The puppy slippers were too small. Luckily, Irving let me know during our conversation as I explored his shop that if the slippers didn't fit, I could certainly return them and he will happily get us the right size. When I get back to town, I will do so! Final note: the owner was so friendly and went above and beyond as far as customer service and engagement. He was delightful to chat with as I shopped. Makes me want to keep shopping locally at this tiny, chaotic, and lovely shoe store.

Thoughtful and amazing work. Very user friendly and only shoe repair in town. Worked well thought…read morethe snow storm and everything was still ready on time

Off the bat this didn't seems like the sort of store we would stumble into, in fact the only reason…read morewe went in at all was because my friend knew I was in desperate need of shoes and said she saw on the sign that they sold shoes. We went inside and saw they only really sold the collectible shoes that aren't typically worn but I thought I'd at least see what they had. I ask the only employee if she could guide me and help me find a pair of shoes and she could NOT have rolled her eyes more throughout the entire interaction. She measured my feet and went in the back and brought back a ten and a nine saying those where the smallest shoes they sold and the didn't usually sell to children( I am a legal adult with a size 7) but I could still buy the shoes. Overall her whole attitude was a little aggressive demeaning and I can't see myself ever shopping here again.

The owner doesn't listen and interrupts you by stating "you're going to learn something... I'm…read moregoing to teach you...." He tried to convince you that all your problems are from your shoes being 2 sizes too small. There are 2 other reviewers that had The same experience. I'm now searching for an actual podiatrist.

I am a marathon runner and was in frequent PT and Chiro. My Chiro doctor sent me to Richard just to…read morecheck my shoes and orthos affect on my hips and shins. Richard spent time with me and advised no ortho usage needed. He fitted me to Narrow shoes that were a few sizes larger than what i was wearing at the time. I was game to experiment as I already knew my current state and issues. It was one of my best decisions I ever made. I have been in his fitted shoes for 10 months now and have been great. All my adaptations happened as he said they would. I am walking and running totally ortho-free for the first time in decade and a half. I just ran the Newport marathon with a Boston Marathon qualification time. My hips, shins and feet are doing just fine. I can't Thank Richard enough and I highly recommend him to anyone even slightly interested. He carries some of the top lines and fits them to you after you pick out which one you like best. I admire that he can stay open given the big store competition. Remember he is alone and tries to accommodate everyone. He is without doubt very knowledgeable about shoes and feet. Plan just a few extra minutes and you will be well serviced. I save up for my trips to see him. Right now, he is getting spring and summer shoes in and I can't wait to see them. BTW - I live in New England not CA... :0

I always find something good at TJ Maxx...The prices and variety of items change every week, so you…read morecan find new exciting stuff every time you visit. This last time I focused on a few items for the bathroom and bedroom and they had SO MANY choices !!! It's good to have different brands to choose from since many of them have different levels of quality. Great shopping experience.

Very impressed with This TJ Maxx... from the moment I walked into the store, it presents really…read morewell, neat clean and organized. Was very happy with the selections, the value for name brand clothing was really a bargain. The service in the shoe department was excellent as was the woman who greets you at the changing rooms. Will definitely return. Very nice store to shop.

Went to return almost $200 worth of clothing and shoes and the workers were useless. Two stood…read morethere while I waited 10 minutes for someone from the back to come up front. Then I was told my money was refunded even after I saw her hit 'cancel'. She claimed she didn't and said it would be refunded. Weeks have gone by and corporate doesn't seem to care to help. Out $200 for the holidays. Terrible.

Fairly decent store. Better than the one in Dartmouth which is surprising because the one in…read moreDartmouth is fairly brand new. Fall River location seem to put at least a little effort in keeping the store clean the Dartmouth location is constantly trash. Clothes, toys and shoes all over the place sometimes hard to walk the aisles because of stuff all over the floor but this Fall River location is easier to traverse. Both locations def need work but clearly the managers DONT CARE and neither do the employees

I had an absolutely terrible experience at Burlington in Dartmouth. The place was a disaster. I…read moreshopped for 40 minutes or so and then asked an employee where the fitting room was. She told me it was closed. I had lots to try on so I said I'm sorry and put the clothes I had neatly over the rack closest to us because her hands were full. She immediately began to yell at me that people throw clothes everywhere and it's so rude. I replied that I put them there because her hands were full. Screaming at the top of her voice she called me every sware there is. I thought she was going to attack me. When I told the manager, she simply said with a blank face "okay ". The girl was still screaming and swearing. The worst place I've ever gone. When leaving we could still hear her screaming and swearing from the other end of the store.

What an ABSOLUTE SNAKE she is !! My son walked 10 miles to get there to buy a bike ( from an ad,…read morebut it was broken) and so he was instead sold a different broken bike that he couldn't even ride back home- the gears don't even reach to connect. that is now in the trash here- we are NEVER going back!!!

This place is very similar to Savers, only smaller, much MUCH less expensive (by half the amount!)…read moreand with newer, nicer quality clothing, shoes, boots and sneakers. They've got top fashion brands that folks spend a fortune for new. At Melissa's, they also have vintage items, retro Air Jordans, retro clothing of all types, toys, baby and toddler clothes and accessories, home goods, collectibles, a table with all types, sizes and brands of Jeans (only $5/pair vs. S****s $8.49), sports teams gear like Jerseys, T Shirts, etc, and assorted miscellaneous items. They have limited knick knacks/bric a brac, but what they DO have, is usually stuff folks like and buy. Melissa Resendes, the owner/operator, is still working to open for regular hours. Presently, she's available by appointment. Simply call her at 508-415-9174. Leave a message, and she'll get back to you. Meet up with her at the shop, make a pile of things you want, and be pleasantly surprised at how little she charges you. Tell her Christian sent you. Depending on the day, she might charge you extra just for bringing up my name! Noooo! Get scavenging!