Some of my favourite shoes - and I have a stereotype inducing amount of shoes - are from Clark's…read more Clark's is a shoeshop chain that specialise in designs that are fashionable but comfortable, and good for your feet. a pair of heels from Clark's won't hurt half as much as heels from elsewhere. Their designs range from geek chic to almost totally cool. You can wear them comfortably for ages. They do good sales, so if you don't mind buying your shoes a bit out of season you can get great deals. Otherwise prices are not cheap but they shoes last ages and are terrific quality. A great place for kid's shoes too.

A very small branch which makes a good effort. Helpful, patient staff…read more Top quality, comfortable footwear. Pricey but worth it.

I had often walked straight past this shop and not looked inside as I expected it to be very…read moreexpensive. However I was wrong. They are expensive if you buy their branded shoes but they also sell a great selection of Clarkes and Startrite. In fact they had a better choice that Clarkes and John Lewis and the shoes were the same price. I found the service better in here that the two previously mentioned shops. They were really lovely to my shy 22 month old and overall it was a very pleasant shopping experienced. This will definately be my first stop when shopping for my childrens shoes in the future.

Ealing branch of a kids' shoes chain. Stylish shoes for your little ones. Shops are clean, modern,…read moreand bright. My sister-in-law from Canada goes here to get shoes for her kids when she visits, and even sends us there to shop for our nieces when she knows we're coming back for holidays! They carry brands like Start-rite and Lelli Kelly.

I've brought a few shoes for myself over the years here, its has an excellent selection of great…read morebrands of footwear for men, women & kids. Discount for students and refunds are given in credit notes.. Again!! it is expensive..! An one off treat now and again... For me anyway..

This is the primark of shoes. You would take your kid thats got a complosive problem of always…read moregetting holes into their shoes here! You can grab a bargain on all shoes be it hiking ones, school, work, leisure. But you get what you pay for so be aware! It's always a bit crowded and getting the attention of someone who works there is a task in itself! but overall for the value I would recommend it to anyone short on a few bob!

Foster & Son is the oldest shoemakers in London…read more Their lovely shop on Jermyne Street still has a selection of lasts belonging to the great and good from history - including kings and queens and everyone from Carry Grant to Fred Astaire. A bespoke pair of shoes takes over 100 hours of labour to make and will cost a commensurate amount. But, they also do an excellent bench made and ready to wear range. The store also has a fantastic selection of leather goods, including some exquisite backgammon boards. Whereas other shoe makers in town (Church, Lobb etc.) are good - they have all been taken over by fashion houses like Prada and Hermes, so they're effectively just branding. Foster's IMHO still maintains the traditional craft and workmanship that British shoes are famous for all over the world. If you ask you can still go upstairs and see their in-house staff working on shoes in the traditional way.

One of the best places on Jermyn Street to buy classic mens' shoes. They do a bespoke shoe-making…read moreservice, sell their own range in the shop and also have a nice selection of beautiful leather accessories

I agree this is a very nice shoe shop that sells shoes and boots that are out of the ordinary…read more They do sell brand names as well as expensive brands but I do find them in some cases to be over priced. The staff can be quite pushy too - launching at you the moment you walk in the door. That said I have purchased some shoes here and the experience was a good one.

This is a really nice shoe shop in Christopher Place, St Albans. It's a nicely decorated shop with…read moretrendy (read expensive!) shoes. The selection of shoes is not particularly large but they tend to be good shoes and they have what is popular at the moment. It's rarely crowded and therefore is a slightly more pleasant shopping experience than going into some of the more popular high street shoe shops. The main negative point of this shop is that it doesn't sell children's sizes which is surprising since every other person in St Albans seems to be pushing a pushchair or have a school aged child in tow.

What a great place! The owner is a nice a person as can be. She does her own shoe design. The…read morequality of the shoes is amazing. We went in to look at some nice red patten leather heels. My lady is 6' tall with fairly wide feet for the size. She can almost never find nice heels with pointed toes that fit her. The red ones fit perfect. So we bought a pair of black & a pair of beige ones too. AND THEY WERE ON SALE! If you are looking for good quality shoes that you won't find anywhere else, this is the place for you!

I have been shopping at Due Passi in the last 10 years and find their shoes very good. The styles…read morethey have got are always unique and get a lot of compliments from people even from men!!!! I still own shoes I bought from Due Passi ages ago and never had any problem. I was always attented by the staff with kindness and they are always very helpful. I really suggest to all my friends this shop.