Allen Edmonds, Austin TX
Address | 501 North Congress Ave. #108, Austin, TX | ||||||||||||||
Phone | (512) 982-7236 | ||||||||||||||
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Website | www.allenedmonds.com/stores/tx/austin/78701/congress-avenue-39071 | ||||||||||||||
Categories | Shoe Store, Men's Clothing Store | ||||||||||||||
Rating | 4 4 reviews | ||||||||||||||
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Allen Edmonds reviews
4I came in today and received unmatched customer service. Two gentlemen helped me try on different sizes and widths until we finally found the right fit. I cannot emphasize enough how much their expertise helped me end up with the right shoe.
Do your shopping in-store! I really wish I had known this earlier; the experience is leaps and bounds ahead of their online retail.
The level of patience, expertise, and care I've received here over the course of several visits has truly exceeded all expectations. David, I couldn't be more grateful.
With an odd foot shape, uncommon size, flat feet, severely over-pronated ankles, and general indecisiveness, I've had to come in for a fitting and several exchanges. This has taken hours of this gentleman's time, and I've been met with nothing but professionalism and kindness. I would've given up on the arduous search for well-fitting and attractive shoes months ago had it not been for him. My closet is now stocked with at least 6 pairs that I'm ecstatic with.
Thank you for not only bearing with me but also for providing a thoughtful and informed luxury experience that I had thought was a thing of the past.
Marco was incredibly helpful. He really took the time to show me all my different options and worked with all my specifications. He provided a very pleasurable experience. The quality brought me in the door, but Marco will keep me coming back!
Tuesday afternoon, store was empty except for one other customer. Waited for 15 minutes, patiently, while the single salesman waited on a very talkative earlier customer (not hating, all good) ~ But, how much effort it would have taken for the salesman to walk over and just say, '"I'll be right with you"? ~ apparently, such an acknowledgment was, in this case, too much. So, I left.