Came to this sneaker shop when I visited Kansas City! It's a neighborhood shoe store owned,…read moreoperated, and designed by kids! They feature exclusive sneakers as well as local clothing brands. Happy to buy my FIRST pair of Jordans from this store!

I found them by following them on tik tok then I bought a pair of retro 1s and the guy there was…read moresuper nice I would recommend this place to shop and they have a huge variety of street wear.

DVA is the only place to be for streetwear, vintage, and luxury clothing! The owner, Rome, is…read morealways hospitable. Clothes are always on good rotation and the vibe is perfect. Im a frequent customers. Get over there!

I couldn't be happier with my experience at Renner's. When I dropped off my vintage boots, he…read morelooked over them to be sure that the toplift replacement I requested was the only thing that needed to be done. I was told I could pick them up in 3 days for a charge of about $18. I'm so impressed with the result! The toplifts look and feel sturdy. Even the scraped heels looks better after the damaged areas have been blackened to match the rest of the heels. Will return to Renner's for my future shoe repair needs and recommend them to anyone else!

Excellent. Second time in just to get shoes reheeled. This time it was a black suede heeled boots…read moreStuart Weitzman. They did an excellent job and pointed out the leather appeared lifting off the sole so recommended glueing back for just a few dollars more. Well they did and amazing job and I am very happy. I am glad it is close to where I work where there is easy parking, the venue is clean and organized. You won't go wrong to have your shoes fixed here.

We take our kids to crown center multiple times a year (ice skating, restaurants, coterie theatre…read moreare all wonderful). The parking system up to now has been easy to navigate and validate at any shop. The new "frictionless" parking system is an obnoxious data grab, irritating to set up (I do not want to make an account for every place I park), and impossible for people who choose not to have a smartphone on them at all times (me). :) I'm sure it cost a lot to implement, but every person I've talked to has also found it frustrating. Will be ice skating elsewhere from now on and choosing alternative parking from the crown center garages whenever possible.

The Crown Center is a family friendly shopping and entertainment spot. Mostly clean and well…read moremaintained space. There are shops like Hallmark, Crayola, Starbucks, convenience store, tea store, souvenir store, Halls (luxury store, mostly expensive goods), local KC good store and so many different restaurants. The hallway connects it to entertainment places like Hallmark visitor center, Kaleidoscope, Sealife and Lego Center. In the plaza they also had ice rink and Christmas decorations. There's indoor parking, street car stop and Union station (minutes away) for guests. Throughout the day, lots of tourists, including families with kids visit this center. The restaurants have varieties like bbq, pizza and sandwiches. Sheridan's frozen custard is a really popular ice cream store. It is also connected to Westin hotel via passageway. I did struggle a bit the signs and directions. There were not clear in some corners. Security personnel are available throughout the plaza, we took some direction help from them. But overall it's a prime spot in KC.

Great selection of shoes. Good staff that are very helpful and the new manager is great at making…read moresure everything is running right.

Google maps shows they close at 9 (I see here on Yelp it says 7 pm). Tried going in at 6:50 to make…read morea quick return before I leave for vacation but the lights were off & doors were locked. Super frustrated that I have to try and do this a second time.

This is the place to go for the classiest styles on the street. They have an excellent selection…read moreof Tupac and Patrick Ewing shoes as well as $2.99 glow in the dark tee shirts. Friendly staff but no returns

This place is disgusting and creepy. It's surrounded by dilapidated buildings, and questionable…read morepeople in the street. The inside is filled with $30 pairs of shoes, some of which must be from the 90s, and some of which look previously worn. I was trying to get a pair of closed-toed shoes for the brewery tour down the street, and being from out of town I had no idea what I was getting into. There was no AC and the carpet was wet and squishy.

My 2nd stop to get the sandal my mom wanted. When you really find what you want; gotta do whatcha…read moregotta do! I now wonder if I could've paid for it and had it shipped. Well the store was pretty empty and no one was at the register. Aidan showed up, apologized for the wait and checked me out. He did ask me if I paid at the other store. That option wasn't offered to me but sounds like a disadvantage to me, just thinking about taxes.

Meh. Really bizarre experience at this facility today…read more I ran across an empty box of shoes and let the guy working know. He then proceeded to watch me as if I did it??? I give up on being altruistic.

New experience at DSW where all clearance shoes are same % off based sale, and on the end caps…read moreAccessories clearance, it was very cluttered too. Upon reaching the register I had to ask because the signage is not real clear unless you see shoes on a solo rack out in aisle pathways. Luckily we found a good sandal. Not sure if I don't like having the tiered clearance per usual business.

They've now moved across the street, but I don't know why- looks the same! Huuuuuuge selection of…read moreboots and sneakers. Last time I was in I found some Vionic slippers, which I was super thrilled about. This time- I saw only 1 pair of Vionic shoes and no slippers at all. I would have asked for help but none of the staff had greeted me or said hello while they were walking around stocking, etc. so I felt unwelcome and awkward asking them. I don't like to be followed around while I'm shopping, but a simple hello goes a long way.