We had a wonderful experience at home shoes yesterday. Brought my mother in to the store to look…read morefor shoes. She wears orthotics so that's a little tricky are the men that were working there were wonderful. I stopped at the front door to let my mother out as she uses a walker, they came right out and helped her into the building and I don't think we've ever had such great business in any store. The men that were working there were so kind and helpful. They helped her try on several shoes before she bought two pair. she had a little squeak in her walker, and they also oiled that up, so no more squeaks, I certainly would recommend this store to anybody that wants orthotic shoes and even non-orthotic shoes I bought a pair of myself. It was just a great experience and so nice not to have to work with people that aren't as experienced. I'm sure we will go back and buy more shoes rarely do you see this kind of help anywhere. Thank you for a great experience.

Best shoe store ever! I have some issues with my feet (including a painful condition called plantar…read morefasciitis) since I stand my feet every day. A family member AND my podiatrist recommended Dansko shoes. This retail store carries a big variety of Danskos and have properly fit me for 6 styles over the last year or two. I'm not shoe-obsessed and these shoes are expensive, but this store has helped me adjust the shoes to fit (even adding a felt bumper in one spot and tightening a strap because my left foot is slightly smaller than my right). Although I've been helped by a number of people here, Mimi is the person I like best. She has a great attitude and knows A LOT about shoes. Once in a while, she'll gently push me to try a different style (or even different manufacturer) and I've been really pleased with the results. Here's the thing... retail stores often end up becoming a showroom for stuff people buy online. You go in, you try on a bunch of stuff, you write down the name of the shoe and brand that fits, you walk out, you go home, and you buy it for less online. It's true that you may get a better deal now and then, but this place will help you find what really fits AND adjust them for you. I often buy the first pair of a style I like there and then buy another pair online for $5 or $10 less. That said, the kinds of shoes I wear almost NEVER go on sale... so sometimes I end up getting them at Holmes Shoes instead. They also have $79.00 and $59.00 sale table with a buy-one-get-one-for-half-off tables often enough that it's worth it to go in and check every few weeks when you're in the Metro Center. Specialists in this store know a lot about how to fit you for your line of business. They have everything from sandals to shoes to sexy shoes and steel-toed work boots. They can also tell if you're not wearing the right size, width and style of shoe so that you can buy something that *actually fits* and stop hurting yourself. This also helps you from getting foot problems later (like what I have, or bunions, or corns, etc.) It's worth it to go here--if only a few times a year to get 1 pair of something that is really good for your feet. Then, if you want to go online and click through 227 pages to try and find it $10 cheaper (which washes out when you pay $9.95 for shipping), hey, that's cool. I get it. Holmes. Awesome place!