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Shoe Market located at 290 Stanley Rd, Bootle L20 3ET, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 933 5539

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Shoe Market liverpool
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Gemma Davenport

2 Google Rating

It use to be a place to buy poor quality shoes for cheap price. Now it's just a place to buy poor qu

2/ 5

It use to be a place to buy poor quality shoes for cheap price. Now it's just a place to buy poor quality shoes, the prices aren't what they use to be. I'd rather go... Well anywhere else, shoe market is now my last resort. If you buy shoes from here be prepared for them to not last very long.

Debbie Beggs

5 Google Rating

If you're looking for kids shoes or girly nights out shoes this is the place to look around well pri

5/ 5

If you're looking for kids shoes or girly nights out shoes this is the place to look around well priced helpful staff won't be disappointed 😀

morris bousfield

5 Google Rating

Decent foot wear at a very Good price .perfect for the family.

5/ 5

Decent foot wear at a very Good price .perfect for the family.

Lesley Aspinall

4 Google Rating

Cheap shoes that are suprisingly good quality for the most part.

4/ 5

Cheap shoes that are suprisingly good quality for the most part.

Donna Hodgkinson

3 Google Rating

Good range of shoes and good prices, however alot of what i have bought from here hasn't lasted. I c

3/ 5

Good range of shoes and good prices, however alot of what i have bought from here hasn't lasted. I can honestly say i've had no problems with kids shoes though only adults.

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