Yasha Shoe Repair

Was in and out within 10 mins for a quick heel repair on the booties I was wearing. $ 11 for heel tips and toe protectors.

I can’t stand a shoe with a «gangsta lean» so I headed to this shoe repair to make sure my new shoes were well taken care of. A friend of mine who wears dance and tap shoes recommended this shop. The service was pretty quick and they estimated my service to be finished within 1 hour; I didn’t return in the hour but I had no problems with the time in which my shoes were ready. This shop is very small with roughly 4 shoe shine chairs and could use a overhaul on the setup and décor. You should only expect to be in and out with your shoe shine or repair service; there are no tv’s with up to date stock quotes, cushy shine chairs or young ladies with cleavage on display buffing your Cole Hans.
They are clearly intending to maximize the services performed here as I saw signs for key cutting, watch repair and the sale of items such as belts and socks.
My shoe alteration worked out well so far and I have no complaints.

Nasty!
Stopped by there today even though my office is in Midtown. Had one side of my rain boot repaired there last winter. Needed the same thing done to the other side. Older guy came out of the back and took one look and said can’t be done. I’m trying to explain that I had the same rip in my other boot and got it repaired there. Both guys went into the back and left me standing there. I thought they were coming back with a suggestion. Nope! They were done with me. Unfortunate, that foreign folks bring their nasty attitudes with them to the United States. They are so used to being curt in their hometowns.
Show some class and graditude that we give you our business in the first place.

If only I could give them a negative rating for customer service! I brought my watch in for a new battery. He said a new battery would cost me $ 7. Unfortunately the watch still did not work. I’m a fairly regular customer there and offered him a $ 1 for his few minutes of time, all in good faith. He took the dollar from me and threw it on the floor. Thinking I would need to have future work done there, I did not say anything. Now that I’ve thought about it, I should have asked for my $ 1 back along with a few choice words because I’m taking my business elsewhere.