La Milagrosa Shoe

Excellent and fast service at a very reasonable price. Plus parking in the back. Highly recommended.

Tailor at La Miligrosa is also terrific. Prices are fair, and work is excellent. Private room to try on clothes. Place is not fancy, but work is top notch.

Very knowledgeable shoe people. Prices are gradually sneaking up… and up. Soon it will destroy their price advantage although not their quality work.

I have been here twice. The first time they told me to return in three days. I came back and they said that my shoes were not ready and to come back in two days. So I did. The quality was good and price appropriate. I get that things get backed up or overlooked.
I came back with four pairs of shoes to have heel tips repaired. I walked in, three people were behind the counter working on sewing and shoes. One guy smiled at me and winked after about a minute of me standing there. I smiled and said hello. He went back to working on the shoes. I then put the bag full of shoes on the counter and still no one moved. Another couple walked in, they still kept working. The smiling guy said something to the couple in Spanish but continued to work. The other shoe guy moved around working on his shoe, so he had to know there were customers as well. I finally just picked up my bag and walked out.
Customer service matters and I’d rather give my business to companies that offer quality and make you feel like they want your business.

Took my Christian L.‘s to get repaired, and received them like new. The before & after photo says it all. I left another pair in complete confidence that he will do another fantastic job. Thank youuuuuu.

La Milagrosa got the job done, and done right!
When I realized my favorite pair of sandals were cracking at the sole, I turned to Unilocal for help (ha!). They came up as the highest rated in my area, so I decided to give them a try.
I was assisted as soon as I walked in. He suggested a half sole replacement rather than the full one, because it didn’t need it. I also needed the bottom of the heel replaced. When I brought up retouching the gold color of the leather, which has faded, he said it would not come out nicely because of the grain of the leather and the shade of gold he uses and I was better off just conditioning the leather. I appreciate his honesty, because he could’ve taken my money and I may not have been happy with the result.
Total was $ 30 for leather soles and heel replacement on both shoes and I’m very happy with the result. Took them in on a Monday and they were ready on Thursday. I finally found a reliable shoe repair place in my neighborhood.

Excellent repairs. Came here twice, once to have my wife’s sandals repaired (a strap had to be glued back in, $ 7), and again for a complete overhaul of my worn out boots. For very little money, the cleaned, repaired and re-​soled my battered shoes — they looked like new!
In short, these guys know their trade — and they’re friendly and efficient to boot. Highly recommended!

I decide to try this place bc out had good reviews and was right by my house. I originally wanted my wedges re-​soled but they quoted me at around $ 40 and I only paid $ 60 for tthe shoes. He saw I hesitated and offered to replace just the heel stopper for $ 8. It was actually all I really wanted so I was happy he made the suggestion. It only took them two days which was great. Sadly when I picked up my shoes they poked a hole thru my shoe with a bobby pin to hold the tag steady? I would have fathered they tape it or something. Now my patent leather wedges have a hole for no reason.

I took two pairs of boots to this shop because it was super close to my job, making it convenient for me to travel to on my lunch break. I was a little concerned because it’s Coral Way and south Miami, so I thought for sure there would be a language barrier. I was pleasantly surprised there wasn’t. The first pair of boots was 100% authentic Italian leather black, knee-​high boots. The other pair was a brown pair of boots that was more of a suede-​ish leather-​ish type of material. The black pair of boots were starting to look really dirty. The paint was scuffed at the top of the toe and there were scratches at the foot of the boot as well. The brown pair was dirty as well, with water markings around the sides and foot. They did a great job cleaning and polishing both pairs, especially the black knee highs which look brand new! One thing that I did not like however was the fact that when they returned them to me, they don’t stuff the boots to maintain the shape. For my brown boots this was fine because I had still retained the original box and stuffing. However, the black boots they kinda folded into a bag, and being a stickler for boot shape, I was horrified they did this after making them so beautiful. I would definitely recommend they stuff the boots and not fold them into a bag for you. I wouldn’t dock them a star for it though because the craftmanship was excellent. I would definitely return! Oh, and it’s next door to Milagrosa shoes, not in it.

I took four pair of shoes in that were in pretty bad shape. The workmanship was perfect, they promised them in 3 days and delivered results. The staff was friendly and the price was very reasonable. Four pairs (heels, soles, shine) for considerably less than the price of one new pair! All look pretty much good as new. This is absolutely a 5 star recommendation.

$ 6.50 to get booties reheeled! They’re magic for shoes — they reheeled another pair that I was ready to throw away because I had loved them too much… totally worn down to the visible metal part… now you can’t tell at all.

Diego is amazing!!! I have over a 400 pair collection of shoes and I am very cautious picking shoe repair shops. La Milagrosa will definitely exceed your expectations. I couldnt be happier with the results, my shoes have truly come back to life. Diego does such an excellent job that your shoes look new, literally NEW! love love love

Though there’s a slight-​moderate language barrier here, I know enough Spanish and the staff here knows enough English for us to communicate with each other. I absolutely love their work. I have brought them countless pairs of shoes for repair, and I cannot recall even one dissatisfied moment. Now, I do feel they overprice their products… the cost of shoe glue is $ 10, which is about the price they’d charge you to glue a pair of your shoes themselves, but it was worth it.
They have a very quick turn-​around, they’re skilled workers, and they even repair handbags; though I’ve never had them repair one of mine.

I went here to get the tips on two stilettos repaired and to replace the rubber nonslip pad thingy on another pair of heels. Diego is very personable, polite, and helpful, as is the tailor (didn’t catch her name). The total for all of the shoes was either $ 21 or $ 23 and the job was done well. Instead of just replacing the cheap rubber part that was adhered to the one shoe, Diego put a new rubber bottom that was made onto the shoe, so I will never have to worry about wearing out the adhesive again.
My only qualm is the type of material used on the tip of the heels. It looks like it will stand up to wear, however, it is the squeaky kind, which can be a little annoying. I wish they would offer a variety of materials because I would’ve requested the more click-​clack-​y kind, lol. Also, I’m not sure how this is normally done, but I didn’t like how all three pairs of shoes were given to me in a bag together. I never carry or store my shoes together that way because they can get damaged, esp. the one pair that had metallic finish and a metal buckle.
My shirt that was tailored was quite costly, but it always is, no matter where you get it done. The shirt was lined, which made it more costly. I needed the shoulders taken up because the bust line fell too low on me and I needed the sides under the arms taken in because they were gaping. The tailor told me that for a lined blouse, they typically charge $ 10 and $ 16 for the shoulders and sides, respectively, but since it was the same garment, she said she would do it for $ 20. Still costly, yes, but the blouse was high quality and unique, so I went ahead and did it.
The jobs were both done in two days and I am satisfied with both. My blouse, which was a very delicate material, fit perfectly and looked great! The big downside is that since the tailor works in the same shop with the cobbler, your clothes are returned to you smelling like rubber, which isn’t too great considering the cost of dry cleaning. Bring Febreze, I guess…
Also, I originally had a second blouse with something weird going on with the back rouching the bust, and the tailor was honest that she could not guarantee that it would look the same, but that it would not look bad, so I opted to just let that one go.
In short, I’d definitely return. Good quality work done in a timely manner and good customer service.
Note: Plenty of parking in the rear lot right before the shop.

I found this place from Unilocal and a big thank you is due. This place is excellent and makes me soooo happy to now have a place to go for shoe repairs AND alterations. I dropped off a pair of pants to hem, a suit to replace the entire silk lining, 2 skirts to take in at the waist, and a pair of shoes to fix. I’m very happy with the results.
Diego is super friendly and helpful, and speaks English! Parking in the back is convenient and the hours are long on Saturday. Yay!

If you want to see a large collection of ugly shoes — stop in here. The D’Leon Shoe Repair (next door to La Milagrosa Shoes… don’t be confused, I walked into the wrong place at first) has a wall of cubby holes with shoes waiting to be picked up by their owners (I judge people who own ugly shoes). Luckily, while I was waiting in line, I spotted a couple of hot pairs of shoes… (including my favorite being a hot pink pair of Louboutin) that restored my faith in their customers. But that’s neither here nor there…
I have been driving around with two pairs of my favorite shoes sitting in my trunk waiting to be sent to rehab… and then I discovered this place.
They fixed the heel of one my Cole Haan sandals, and the leather strap on some wedges. The man told me upfront that the wedges wouldn’t be a permanent fix — and gave me the option, so I figured I’d extend it’s life just a bit longer. $ 16 for two repairs.
I live nowhere near here… so it took me a little longer to finally go pick up my shoes, but they were there waiting for me.

Allow me if you will to jump this band wagon… I used to work just a few steps from this place and it was very convenient for me — I brought a couple of pairs here to be repaired and they did a fantastic job. I found the work to be reasonably priced, the service is good and they do as they say.
In addition, there is a lady in the front of the store that does alterations and the same applies to her, good work, good service and good price.
Sadly, I am bit farther away now, so it is not as convenient anymore. But based on their previous performance — It is totally worth the trip.

Woo! saved by La Milagrosa! I totally pulled a «Can’t buy me love» move this weekend and decided that it’d be hot to «borrow» my mother’s pink suede boots because they’d look so good with my hipster outfit. After doing this, I proceeded to party and dance the night away at Vagabond (not the best place to frolic with delicate shoe-​wear) til 5 in the morning. Needless to say, when I woke up the next morning and looked at the floor, the situation was NOT looking pretty. The story gets better…
One of the boots’ heel had broken and the sides had worn out and stained black (I take my dancing seriously). Since my brother is a shoe aficionado, I stealthily borrowed his suede cleaner and brush and went to work… to no avail. All of a sudden my mom calls me downstairs because she wants to show me a shirt she bought for an event she had coming up (I’m not making this up I swear.) Lo and behold, the shirt is the same shade of pink and «It’s going to go great with my boots!» (not unless we decide to throw in some random stains with a black ink pen… fml)
I had two days before she noticed so of course I quickly turned to Unilocal for the solution. After doing some research I found the reviews of La Milgrosa and quickly and stealthily got myself over there 5 minutes before they closed shop. I met Diego, the owner and I told him my situation. He was frank and honest; they’d be able to fix the heel but he didn’t know about the stains because the shade of pink was so rare. He’d put some shampoo on it and see what he could do. $ 20 bucks and it’ll be ready on Wednesday… uh NO, cant do, she has the event on Tuesday night! He smiled and told me he’d try *crosses fingers*
I liked them a lot even though they’re Argentinians and inevitably Messi fans… yes, we also took a minute to discuss soccer (…I’m Spanish remember?). I liked them even better when I got a call Monday morning telling me that the boots were ready… SCORE! I sped down Coral Way, anxious to see the results and when he handed me the boots… I FELL IN LOVE!, you could hardly tell the boots had ever been worn!!! and for $ 20 bucks?! I didn’t even have to date a nerd! (movie reference, if you haven’t seen «Can’t buy me love», please ignore) Now this is what I call service… well deserved 4.5! Thank you Unilocal,you save my neck once again.

So their business card says «D’Leon Shoe Repair» but all over the building you read La Milagrosa — so go with that.
I took two pairs of shoes last week, one to get fixed and one to get cleaned. The fixer was just gluing the sole back to the shoe ($ 10) and no big deal — good thing they had the glue (not like the other shoe repair I poorly reviewed)… However, the cleaning of the suede shoes was estimated at $ 20 — WHAT! that’s crazy, that’s $ 6 more than the other guy, whom I walked out on… but nothing a little negotiating didn’t fix and the guy behind the counter was glad to not only match the price, but give me a better one — sweet!
I left them both shoes, made partial payment upfront, and was told my shoes would be fixed within a couple of days. I went by today to pick up the shoes. So here I am thinking that they ordered another pair of shoes to replace the suede ones, b/​c they were cleaned so well, they looked brand new — woo hoo!!!
Yei for them. They’re right next to my job, and now that I know they do such great work, I think I’ll make my shoes last a little longer with their help.
They also have a very nice alterations lady, whom I’ll be bringing two bagfuls for her to work on — I will update my review once I’ve had the alterations done, for which I’m hoping they’ll earn the full five stars (and if the service and shoes are any indication I am sure they will).

Again, one of those great places my mother has been going to for years!
When they first began their shoe repair, they were located on the corner of Coral Way and 27^th Avenue (where the Office Depot shopping center is currently located). They had a small shop, just as they do now, but they have continuously provided great work!
Every time I ruin the little rubber pieces on my heels, my mother takes them to get replaced. They polish your shoes, cover up any imperfections, and leave them looking as new! Same goes for any other leather products that you may need fixed… handbag straps, the soles of your shoes, etc. A great little place to know…