My daughter has very wide feet and is incredibly hard to fit, so finding hiking boots can be a…read morechallenge. We had just left a well‑known outdoor recreation store feeling completely discouraged. On a whim, we stopped at Michael's after noticing they carried a brand that specializes in wide widths. She chose a pair of Irish Setter boots that felt great in the store, but after wearing them around the house for a while, they started to feel too narrow. When we called, the associate told us to bring them back and explained our options: we could try the next wider size or have the boots professionally stretched. After trying on the wider pair, my daughter decided to have the original boots stretched instead. She wore them on a hiking trip shortly afterward and found them to be very comfortable. The service and willingness to problem‑solve made all the difference.

I brought in four pair of shoes and sandals. He barely looked at any of them and decided they…read moreweren't worth bothering with. Not one of four? Come on! I guess he doesn't need my business.

every time I come here to donate clothes, they don't give me shit. The employees are rude as hell…read more I've brought Nike, Aeropostale, Carhartt, it's so many more name brands and they still won't give me anything. I've gone to Brookfield multiple times as well. I've always gotten way more. Do not shop here! Plus, I always see ugly ass clothes on their racks how come they don't take my stuff but they take that bs

I had a really disappointing experience at Plato's Closet in Greenfield. The two staff members…read moreworking this morning came across as rude and impatient, and their tone felt very dismissive. I understand everyone has off days, but it shouldn't be taken out on customers. Customer service makes a big difference in where people choose to shop. If you're in the Milwaukee area, I've had much better experiences at the Brookfield location and would recommend going there instead.

Southridge Mall is deceptively ho-hum from the exterior…read more I had driven by this mall many times and in comparison with other area malls it's exterior looked painfully dated. Which, of course, led me to think the interior would be so as well. So, I really had no intention of ever stopping. But, then, ever on the hunt for awesome craft beer, I stumbled across the Explorium Brew Pub on Yelp. Local craft brewery inside a mall? Yes, indeed. Not only do they have some of the best craft brews in the Milwaukee metro, they serve some pretty legit pub grub as well. Then, I was in the area and my son needed an outfit for a school interview. With the incentive of post shopping bites at Explorium, we headed to Southridge and ended up have a lovely shopping experience. The interior of Southridge is surprisingly modern (in comparison with the exterior). The floor we were on was entirely carpeted with what appeared to be newer carpet. It also helped to keep the noise level lower than one finds at most malls. Mall shopping will never be my favorite thing. But, I'm glad to know Southridge is there for when I need it. And, that I'll be able to get a delicious craft beer after shopping. Get to it!

I love Southridge! It's easily my favorite Milwaukee area mall. Store selection is great,…read moreespecially for someone who's plus size! Food options are affordable and typical for a mall food court. The Icee's at the combination Mrs. Fields & TCBY are made perfectly, and I definitely wish I got a large size instead of a small. Service was great at the few stores I visited (Torrid, Rally House, Hot Topic, and Claire's). If you like shopping or even walking a mall, I highly recommend taking the trip to Southridge for your next spree!

Service was fine but the shoes are waaayy to expensive. Got a pair of BASIC black shoes for work (…read moreI'm a bus driver ) cost 95.00!!!! Needed some boots for work and got steel toed black boots that are water proof at Walmart for 35.00. No more Rogan for this family.

Rogan's used to be THE place to go for shoes. Dress shoes, work shoes, running shoes, sandals,…read morewinter boots, hiking boots, you name it. It was an excellent store/business that was managed well, and as a result, it was efficient and comprehensive in its stock and its operations. My family and I used to go literally nowhere else but Rogan's. They had the wide widths that two of us need. The running shoes were labelled for things such as Stability, Motion Control, Neutral, and so on, and even with their levels, according to the degree to which they provided that particular correction for your feet. It was marvelous and SO helpful! Rogan's could even get shoes that you needed from their other stores if the location you were at didn't have your exact size, and they sent them to your home for no extra cost. Salespeople were there when you needed them, and they had a lot of expertise. It was top-notch in every way. We always had positive experiences and were always 100% pleased. However -- The recent buy-out or merger with Shoe Carnival / Shoe Station has resulted in many dreadful changes. It's a total change for the worse, in every possible way. The selection is stripped-down horribly - models of shoes are just gone, and there are lengths and lengths of empty shelves, making it appear as if it's going out of business. Keen, Brooks, and many other brands are excluded from the Rogan's delightful policy of "buy one, get one half" that they used to have on everything. When I asked about wide widths for running shoes, the young man at the register told me that they don't carry them much (if at all) anymore. The recent detrimental reviews reflect all of these terrible changes. I'm so sorry and sad that this has happened. I do not recommend Rogan's at all anymore. It's a HUGE let-down. Rogan's, please come back!!!

good shoe store i got some nice shoes there. also a hat. i lost that hat. i wonder where it is?read more

Can you please hire competent people who actually want to work? I asked for a crazy light adidas…read moreshoes and the guy looked at me like I was speaking a different language Employees here seriously act like they are being forced to work. They avoid attending people and when they finally do, they have absolutely no knowledge of anything. Never going back again.

I took sandals to get repaired here and had a great experience. It took them a few days to repair a…read morebroken strap and it cost $15. The service was very friendly. Thank you!!

Once I learned to order footwear on line, I just kept on. So many shoe store chains keep a limited…read moresupply of sizes in the store, based on some ancient 1950s idea of the most common sizes. DSW, I'm looking at you, because men's 10E is just not that unusual in 2025. This shop is the opposite, they have all sorts of sizes in stock, and all sorts of boots. More importantly for me, they sell a variety of shoe strings. Nobody sells shoe strings anymore. Friendly, helpful, with a big parking lot and a giant boot outside.

Easily the best place in the city to get hard to find sneakers and streetwear. Where else can you…read morebuy the latest authentic yeezy's, Jordan's, Supreme, Bape and more at reasonable prices. The owners are extremely knowledgable and friendly when you visit. Stop in and see for yourself.

From the owner: We provide the largest selection of brand new, 100% Authentic Yeezys, Jordans, Bape, and Supreme in…read moreWisconsin.

First time visit to this store. I was very impressed by the array and quantity of the shoes on…read moredisplay, though my shoe size (8.5) was a bit sparse in their inventory. While perusing the many aisles, I was approached by two different sales people at different times who were very polite, offering help. When told no thanks, they left me alone which I appreciated, as opposed to some other stores that have sales people that "helicopter" their shoppers. When finding one of the pair of shoes I wanted in my size, I grabbed the box and realized that it only had one shoe in it; the other was the display model. I brought them to the checkout area and asked a woman behind the register, whom I believe was the store manager, to verify it was okay to use the display shoe. I then asked her if she could keep the shoes there for me while I continued shopping. Though little was said, she was very unfriendly and curt in her response. When taking the second pair of shoes I found in my size, the same thing occurred. I picked up the shoe box in my size and discovered that it, too, was missing a shoe and the other was the display model. I also brought this to the register with the same lady store manager and said, "Would you believe that both shoes I wanted to buy today in my size were used for the display? Isn't that funny?" ... referring to the coincidence and irony. Apparently, my comment irritated her because she made a face at me and rudely admonished me with some garbage about their inventory and store policy. The store has a large parking lot and shouldn't be a problem parking. All-in-all, this store deserves at least a four (4) star rating, but the fact that this woman behind the counter and most probably the store manager was so unfriendly, surly and rude to me, they get three stars.

My husband is a fan of Skechers shoes, so when I drove by this outlet, I made a mental note to…read moreswing by the next time he was in need of some new shoes. Which is exactly what we did. Our experience here was ok. They have a large variety of Skechers to choose from, yet somehow we didn't find anything we were excited enough about to try on. We also expected their prices to be more of a bargain, when, in actuality they're pretty much what you would pay any where else in town. The whole vibe of the store is a bit haphazard and while there's tons of stock, there's not necessarily tons of stock in a variety of sizes (ie: not all sizes were represented). All in all, a bit of a ho-hum experience. I wouldn't likely make the trip to Greenfield for it when I can find Skechers at similar prices at other retailers closer by.