Express Shoe Repair

I had no idea there was such a great shoe repair shop near by. I was going to places on main st. for minor fixes and they always did a mediocre job. I wear black stiletto heels pretty much on an every day basis for work. Needless to say they take a pretty good beating on the concrete floor. The heel tips wear down all the way to the metal screw within months. I looked up what else I could do and ended up trying to take out the heel tips and replacing them myself; BIG NO NO. Ended up with more damage than I started. Now I can get them all fixed for $ 6 each! The owner didn’t really speak much, but his work spoke for him. Definitely recommend this place! They will be seeing me often!

One of the best show repair places I’ve visited. They did what they said they were going to do, did it well, for a reasonable price, and on time. I hope they have lots of business so they continue to stay IN business!!!

I read the reviews and decided to go and I must say Thank You to u guys!!! I tried to remove a stain and ended up making it worse! :0(these boots were only 2mths old and was crushed when I ruin it. Antonio said he would try to fix and he did I can’t even notice the 2 stain (he dyed it a little darker to camouflage it) he also put a higher heel for these and 2 other boots. He made all 3 pairs of boots look brand new YES finally found a shoe repair shop AKA Shoe Doctor!!!

After having five pairs of shoes done here (no need for a shoe addict alert, only two of them were mine), it’s time for me to sing some praises for this place.
Before finally deciding to give a try to my neighborhood shoe repair store, I have done some researches on Unilocal,which led me to bookmark a few places across Queens and Brooklyn (After paying nearly $ 50 to put soles on a pair of leather shoes previously, I made an effort to avoid shoe repair shops in Manhattan). Thanks to my indolence to drop off and then pick up the first three pairs of shoes in another part of town, I decided to pay a visit to the shoe repair store in my part of town.
I was happy to find a married couple running this place when I first entered. Compared to three other shoe repair places I visited before where only men were found behind the counter, I found this place cleaner, brighter, and a lot friendlier.
After picking up the three pairs of shoes only two days later, I couldn’t be more satisfied with the fast service, price, quality of material and craftsmanship. It cost about $ 35 to add soles to the front and back of the shoes. Unlike my previous pair where the added soles had the same thickness (or should I say thinness) for both the front and back, these shoes got thicker heels to better endure the usual wear and tear.
These mom-​and-​pop owners are super friendly and I could tell they have the customer’s interest in mind rather than just their own bottom line. I received some discounts on the shoes and even got a free pair of laces to replace a pair that had ripped.
I think you have enough reasons to visit them yourself. Any additional extolling of this place would make me sound like a spokesperson.

A great place to get shoes repaired. Not only are the prices fair, the workmanship is top quality and the turnaround time is phenomenal. If theres no spot in front, there’s heaps of spaces around back.

Hands down the best shoe repair in the neighborhood between Flushing and Little Neck.
We (mostly the mrs.) bring our shoe here for anything from a shine, to new heels to alterations and they all come out better than we expect. Most recently the wife had brought in boots to get leather added to the side to allow her to pull them up higher. For the price and for the workmanship, it couldn’t come out any better. And the great thing was that the repairman was willing to more work to it if she wasn’t satisfied! How often do you get someone offering something like that… it felt like the cable guy coming in to install the cable and then telling you that if you weren’t satisfied with all the cable running through out the house, he will punch out the wall to run it into the wall and then refinish it. Whoa… :)
Great guy, great work.