I have taken shoes and sneakers to Shu-Fix for resoling & they did a great job. The price was…read morereasonable so I didn't have to replace the shoes as fast. I have two more pairs of leather shoes I hope they can stretch a bit to fit better. One of the pairs is a ice foreign brand I hope to keep. Sad to say but one of their people died awhile ago. I live in the city so this has been very convenient.

Repaired my hiking Merrills beatifully and in a timely fashion. Reasonable price, good hours and…read moreeasy to find.

reheeled older inexpensive (but comfortable!) heels. 1/2 hr. $15. nice guy. recommend.read more

Couldn't provide the service even though it's listed as a service and he just shrugged his…read moreshoulders and was completely unhelpful in anywhere that could possibly help

Dave does a wonderful job putting my dance shoes together for a reasonable fee. Thank Youread more

Dave has been9 putting a lift in my left boot for about seven years now his work is always good so…read morehelpful his prices are really good and I always pay extra I could get my boots done for free by my Insurance, but he does such better job as well worth it

Awful! He was very rude! Kept rolling his eyes and shaking his head. Said it woukd cost at least…read more$300 . Didn't even see me with the dress on. Terrible experience! Went somewhere else. $100. No problem​

The quality of the alterations was satisfactory, however, the $150.00 charge for adjusting the…read moresleeves and sides of a sport coat was deemed excessive. Upon questioning the price, which was double that of Joseph A. Bank's quoted rate, the service provider responded rudely by suggesting I take my business elsewhere.

Dry cleaned my suit pants today,and was very pleased with the quality and value of this business…read more They are nowy go to place for dry cleaning and more Thank you, Chris

Good service, and fast work , would recommend. Brought in a coat which they did a really good job onread more

Professional work, completed on time, for the fair price of modifying a textile work of art. The…read moreshop needs more dressing rooms, but otherwise shows a large variety of garments, textiles, works in progress, and textile culture.

Ever since I discovered this place, this has been my go - to for getting my clothes fitting nicely…read more I find the prices to be fair and the owner really knows what's she's doing. I've been here many a time. Money well spent, Thank you Kings!

I used this cleaning service on the recommendation of a relative. I had 2 comforters cleaned…read more(Queen and King). It was expensive at $40.00 each but I needed them done quickly. I picked both up about a week or so after due date. One was extremely wrinkled which I wasn't expecting at that price point nor from a professional service. Of course, the fabric and late pick up may have contributed but I've had the same comforter cleaned before at half the price without wrinkles. Not sure what happened this time around and will seek other options in the future.

I hate to write negative reviews but I was very disappointed. I had a kilt with a broken buckle…read morethat needed to be resized and a leather jacket with a small tear. I chose to come here because they can work with leather. The tailor said there wasn't anything she could do about the kilt and brushed off my request for an inside pocket on the jacket. I drop off the jacket to be repaired. Two week and twenty bucks later I come back for the jacket. Instead of being patched, the tear is messily stitched. There's so much stitching I can feel it through the sleeve. She said she didn't have any material, not even a square inch of black leather that would have done the job. I ended up taking the kilt to another tailor who did a great job in half the time and for less than the quoted price. I'm thinking of taking her the jacket, getting the amateurish stitching ripped out and redone properly. I don't want to speak ill of the hardworking people who run this place. But I'm afraid I would be back do to poor customer service and craftsmanship.

Shoe Shining is a trade that in summary involves a person shining another person's shoes using…read morecloths and polish. It's not rocket science but this fine occupation has a rich vein of history to it and has evolved over the years into an extremely useful and vital part of people's lives who are on the move. This is one of the few businesses left in our society that solely relies on exceptional customer service and results, even though they seem to have little competition, they have to perform their craft perfectly every time to make it work. Located against a lone windowless wall next to Gate 20 are three elevated seats complete with foot rest and a few friendly characters that are always ready to engage in some causal conversation while providing your well traveled footwear with some much needed love. It's a business where personality can be the difference between success and failure, I always feel better after spending a few minutes with this group.

Happened to be checking out my fave shoes on the way to the airport wishing I had cleaned them…read morebefore we left- The salt and snow had started to make them a little dingy. When I saw this shoe shine stand by Gate 20 in Bradley by American Airlines it couldn't have been better timing! The prices are posted so you know right away how much you're in for- shoes are $6 and boots are $8 (mine were $8). The gentleman at the stand had a steady flow, 2 people walking away, 1 in the seat and 2 more lined up after me. The entire process only took about 5 min and made such a difference! It was my first shoe shine ever but I think I'm going to be making this a regular habit and for only $8 it was def worth it!