Eagle Shoe Shop

Great service! Honest people! I went to make an extra whole for my belt. They didn’t charge me for it. Another place that I went to wanted to charge me $ 8 for the same service which I thought was extreme.

Anything made of leather, bring it here. We had a very good leather bag with a destroyed zipper. 6 hours later, for a fair price, it was perfect. And the people are friendly and the place is interesting to look around on. And shoes of course.

BEST ever! They are the most helpful, REASONABLE, and do outstanding work! They are caring– my favorite boots look like new!-(I was quoted twice as high elsewhere!!!) I will always go there! THANK YOU GUYS-​I am so happy

Love this place! Always bring my shoes here and they come back looking brand new, yet still broken in! The shop owner is the sweetest man too:)

Took some shoes in for cleaning and they came out looking great. Thanks!

This place quoted me $ 25 for two pairs of leather boots to be cleaned compared to Shoe Lab which quoted me $ 70, and on top of that tried to upsell me for another $ 20 to get them polished. My shoes came out great and they offered for them to be done the next day without a problem. The people who work here are extremely nice and helpful. I will never go anywhere else!

I had no idea you could even repair shoes until my boyfriend told me about cobblers. I found Eagle Shoe Shop on Unilocal and liked the reviews, so went along. I was expecting to be charged near the price of the shoes for the repairs, but for three pairs of boots (including one pair of cowboy boots that I’d managed to wear down to the wood heel — I really had no idea heel repair was a service that existed) the total repair cost was under $ 50. They gave me a quote when I came in and made all the repairs quickly and were friendly. I’ll definitely be back.

I have a pair of loafer pumps that I love and have worn to death. I have been looking in department stores for a replacement but have found nothing comparable. So I thought, what the heck, let’s see if they can fix it. The gentleman at the store fixed my heel (the cover was tearing away) and replaced the tip, shined it up and now, I can continue wearing them without paying an arm and a leg for a new pair of pumps. I’m bringing all future shoes here for repair.

My suede pumps were scuffed up around the heel and I needed my heel taps replaced. The older man (Giovani?) charged me $ 26 after convincing me to replace the soles as well.
Two days later they were ready for pick-​up and I am SO glad I took his advice! They added a nice thick layer of rubber to the soles and heels of the shoes, and spent a good 5 – 10 minutes explaining to me the benefits of the rubber soling.
In response to the scuffed up suede, he did say they could actually fix up the heel by wrapping it in leather, which is much lower-​maintenance than soft suede.
I’m giving this place 4 stars because they were affordable, friendly, prompt, and most importantly, skilled and knowledgable. I only wish they had advised on the leather heel beforehand. I’ll be coming back anyway!

Brought a new pair of work shoes that needed the front lip glued down. He fixed it for me on the spot!

I dropped off a pair of leather boots yesterday. These are my favorite black leather boots and I haven’t been able to find a similar style at the department store so I was ready to spend some cash if needed to get them looking like new. Giovanni was friendly and didn’t pressure me into an unnecessary repair. While I had wore down the heel tip, I was expecting to replace the entire boot heel since the polish was chipped in several places. He said that replacing the whole heel wasn’t necessary and to replace just the heel tip would cost $ 7 (plus he’ll shine/​polish the boots for free which would be sufficient to get rid of the scuffs on the heel) and have boots looking nice again. Price quoted was very reasonable. My wallet thanks you for your honesty by the way :) Turnaround time was fast too (I came in late afternoon and he offered to have boots ready same day or next day was fine too). I’m very pleased with the results. My only regret as I left the shop was thinking why did I throw out a pair of dress pumps two days ago when I could have just brought them here!!!

My dog ate an entire heel off a brand new pair of shoes after I only got to wear them once. She also ate the insole and half of the sole (by «ate» I really mean tore in to 2 394 872 pieces all over my house). Anyways, this place is right across the street from my house so I brought them over. The guy working asked how soon I needed them. I said 2 days. DONE. He replaced the whole heel (and these are tall heels…4 inches), added new insoles to both shoes, fixed the bottom sole of the torn one (doesn’t look absolutely perfect but nothing anyone would notice while I’m wearing them), and shined them for $ 40! I didn’t shop around so maybe it could be less somewhere else, but $ 40 is way less than a new pair of shoes.
To sum up, great small business. Very friendly. Go here.

The man is always nice when I go to drop off my shoes, usually to replace that heel thing. They usually charge me $ 7 each. I guess you get a small discount if you bring several pairs. They did a good job stretching my leather boots (to fit my big calves) and charged ~$ 20. The place is cool as it is what you’d expect a shoe repair place to look like and smell like — it hasn’t been changed in like 30 years. Also, when you go at certain times, the family/​friends are having coffee and snacks in the front of the store — cute.

I’ve been to many shoe repair shops in my day having lived in New York for 7 years. Firstly, the one inside the West Side pavilion charges an arm and a leg for a simple re-​soling and re-​heeling. Eagle on the other hand is reasonably priced, quick, and takes good care of my shoes. They’ve been great with my beloved heels. It’s only $ 32 for leather resoles and re-​tipped heels. I do think this is the best shoe repair place I’ve been to in LA.

Just an update for anyone who cares, the tiny nails at the bottom of the heels that the shoe repair guy put in have now penetrated the heel. Unless I like my feet getting poked by nails when I’m walking, I can no longer wear my yellow flats.
Great!

I think this is the one… Right next to Blockbuster. Anyways, this whole shoe repair thing is new to me, but it’s a godsend! So affordable! Sure is cheaper than buying new shoes. This unsuspecting little place seems to get lots of business and they seem to know what they’re doing. I brought them thrift store shoes and my dear St. John’s and they made them all wearable again and for years to come. And they ask all the right questions and seem to really care about my little babies.

Who really uses cobblers these days?
Well, I do, on occasion… and why? Cause sometimes shoes shouldn’t be thrown away… they should be repaired. You know, that comfy pair of nice dress shoes or perhaps a pair of work boots that can be made new again.
It sure does cost less than a pair of new shoes… and just a bit of dough and some new insoles, and you’re good to go!
So, I went recently cause one of my lovely gatos yaked on my new brown Cole Haans. Little bitches… I love ‘em. The shoes, I mean. The cats too…
There was a crazy ass stomach acid stain after I tried cleaning them off.
So Mr. Cobbler man was able to redye my shoes and now they look AWESOME!!! Also, he cleaned up a pair of steel toe/​steel shank work boots for me after 72 hours of abuse…
AWESOME job… AWESOME price… THANKS!!!