The name sounds like some kind of watering hole for down and out losers, but the Heel Bar is…read moreactually your best one stop shopping if you ever need to get your new shoes stretched and get a new key cut at the same time. Key service is always prompt and reasonable. Both times we've had keys cut, we were in and out of there in less than five minutes. Among their other services are engraving, shoe repair, shoe stretching, and luggage repair.

As we attempt to reduce, reuse and recycle, shoe mending is the only way to go. If you ever need…read moreto get shoes re heeled the Ormeau shop on Sunnyside Street is the place to go. The man who works there is realistic about what he can do with shoes and boots that have been walked into the ground, but if he takes a job on, will always do it to the highest standard. I've handed over embarassing excuses for footwear to him and he has never failed to bring them round for me. They do ask for a small deposit of 'whatever you like' to get shoes re heeled, due apparently to people leaving shoes and not returning for them once the work has been done. New heels cost £3.50, and new soles are about a fiver. And as shoe menders and key cutting seem to go together in shops like peas and carrots, this shop stocks a dazzling array of fun coloured keys, if that's what floats your boat.

Victoria Heel Bar is a little independent shoe repair and key services shop in Church Lane. Now,…read moreits not the 1950's. So if I own a pair of shoes and the sole has wore out on them, I'm gonna throw them out, not take them here and have them repaired. But there has been more than one occasion where I manage to completely lose my house keys and need to get a new set cut. The people who work here are always pleasant and very helpful. More importantly, their always cheap. Getting keys cut in Belfast has became an expensive business but here its still very reasonable, a few quid per key. So to save my thrifty bake some pennies, I go here instead of staying local where if I get my key's cut, I'll be able to get into my house, but not stock its fridge or pay the bills. Now that is a magical over exaggeration, but you know what I mean.

This place is great! Thought I'd be stuck with expensive boots with very high heels but I was able…read moreto get them lowered at a very reasonable price! They also fix handbags and repair soles- not your average heel bar! The passion involved in this work was evident from my visit today- thank you so much for helping me out- I really appreciate it!

Great to get a bit more life out of your shoes. They can repair the whole sole or just the heel or…read moretoe parts , a lot cheaper than replacing good shoes or boots, house keys cut too

Good Dry Cleaners - staff can be a little brusque. Also not cheap.read more

I had a shoe sandal break while I was on vacation. The young man didn't hesitate to help repair…read morethe shoe at a very reasonable price. The service was quick and I would definitely recommend this business to others. Also take time to pet Scooby-Doo and he'll show you where the treats are located.

From the owner: Finakeys Locksmiths based Belfast, Northern Ireland. We specialise in residential and commercial…read morelocksmith work and are experts in lock outs and lost keys.

As soon as I hear 'Splash', my automatic thought is "splish splash I was taking as bath"…read more Therefore, the first time I passed Splash (from a distance), I assumed it was a bathroom shop, or perhaps a tile shop. Well, how wrong was I? Splash is a shoe shop. I think it's more a reference to a splash of colour than a splash of anything else, particularly as it's mainly a kiddies shoe shop. Oh, who knows? Anyways, Splash is a teeny tiny little shop on Bloomfield Avenue, which, as I've already mentioned, has its focus on kids shoes, but it also offers ladies shoes. Beware, they're pricey, and there's really not a huge variety in terms of stock, with just a couple of units dedicated to the ladies range. My mum fancied a couple of pairs (before she saw the price), but I didn't think any of them were particularly nice. The kids shoes were cute and colourful (ah ha, so maybe I was right about the splash element...), but I really couldn't justify paying that much on children's shoes, particularly the babies ones. Yes, they were lovely and very adorable, but when you're buying a new pair every couple of months it's really not worth it. Not in my eyes anyway. Sweet shoes, with not quite so sweet prices. Although there is a sale on at the minute...

Like Lynne I thought this was some kind of lovely cosmetics/toilitries shop when I seen the name so…read morewas surprised to see it was in fact a shoe shop specialising in kiddies shoes. They're really cute! They have a nice collection of shoes for children and babies. They also stock some women's shoes, perhaps to treat mummies who seem to be buying a never ending supply of shoes for their offspring? They're a little old fashioned for my taste though and you could probably buy a few pairs in New Look for the same price! But a nice wee place to go to for something for the little ones...perhaps better for older kids due to the prices?

The key centre is on the junction of templemore avenue to beersbridge road, fast efficient service…read more, I've had a few keys cut here before , done within a few minutes.