Village Footwear

I don’t understand why the service was horrible but it was. The lady first profiled me as a Latino that’s didn’t talk English. Then she would watch us like a hawk. Need less to say I felt really uncomfortable. Never going back.

Wendy made my day! Most fun shoe buying experience I’ve ever had. Great selection of what we wanted. She had us try on and model extra shoes shoes just for kicks.

Wendy is absolutely lovely– friendly, knowledgeable, willing to help. What a fun, welcoming place, with people who really care! Unfortunately I wasn’t able to purchase the shoes I picked out, but Wendy did let me know about their awesome layaway program. Definitely recommend for someone who works on their feet who needs comfortable and attractive footwear.

Great collection of stylish and comfy shoes for adults and children.
Very friendly and attentive service.
The price is similar to other retailers or a little higher.
Located in Larchmont Village, parking is not easy.

went to this store cause someone on Unilocal said they carry ecco and merrell shoes. they dont. looked good tho. just didnt have what a i wanted.

They always have the greatest brand shoes… both comfy and stylish, my favorite combination! Camper, Coclico, Dansko, etc. Some of the styles can look a little crunchy granola… but there’s a LOT more to love in this store than not!

Very nice store with very nice people behind the counter. Great service.
It’s a high end shoe store but they don’t really hike up the prices like you see at many other Larchmont boutiques who cater to people with bank accounts that resemble Mitt Romney’s… That being said the service resembles Southern charm instead on Beverly Hills snooty.
We came there for the Dansko choses which are a very comfy shoe that is not carried in most stores like Aldo, Ross, etc…
The prices were in the $ 130’s for most which is pretty standard. You might be able to order them on Amazon for $ 115 + shipping.

WOW! What fantastic customer service. I haven’t actually been to the store, so I’m not familiar with their stock, but these are the nicest people I’ve ever encountered!!! I had a wonderful purse, only a few months old, which got ruined. I was frantically trying to replace it, and the manufacturer’s website listed Village Footwear as one of the stores that sold bags from this company. When I called them, although they didn’t have my bag in stock, Wendy («the Angel»), the person I spoke with, looked around for the manufacturer’s catalogue, found it, called the company to see if they perhaps had some (I’d tried but she said often a call from a retailer will get better results than a call from an individual). A few minutes later, she called back — the manufacturer didn’t have the bag, but since it had been so popular, they were bringing it back for spring, probably late January or February. Wendy said she’d be happy to order one for me — I wouldn’t have to pay now, only when I actually picked it up — if I was willing to wait until February for it. I can’t tell you how unusual and impressive that kind of customer service is!!! Even though I don’t live near Larchmont, I will definitely pay a visit to the store on my next shoe-​shopping excursion. Thanks again, Wendy and Village Footwear for going above and beyond!!!

Great staff! I am not a fan of shopping for shoes or clothing but the staff were so friendly AND helpful that I will be going back and buying my shoes there from now on.

I have plantar fasciatis and have to wear orthotics. I’ve been searching for shoes which will accept them, other than New Balance sneakers which my foot doc recommended. I searched online and found that Village Footware on Larchmont carried some of them.
This place is FANTASTIC — Wendy and the owner, Evan, are wonderful — friendly and helpful. Made the whole experience so much fun. The shoes are not cheap because they are high quality. But the prices are competitive and the staff really helps you find what you want — they’ll bring out tons of things for you to try with no attitude.
I was VERY happy! Plus, I love to support independent business people. Larchmont Village is wonderful and so is Village Footware.

This is a nice comfy shoe shop. They sell brands like Dansko, Ecco, Blundstone, Merrel and Taos. The only downside to this store is that it is really small and does not have the best selection. I advise to check out both the Walking Comp and this one to compare (They are about 10 min apart).

This a small but old timey shoe store where they actually measure your feet. The store maybe small but they have a good selection espeacially for women. Wendy who works there is fantastic. If you hate the big box rows and rows of shoes and no help stores this is the store for you. The prices are competitive. The parking is of course hit and miss as it is in Larchmont Village. Check this place out ask for Wendy!

There’s a woman that works here who is a total shoe PUSHER. She knows what I like and calls me when it comes in fresh and new — and if I ask nicely she’ll even call me when something I have lusted after goes on sale. All sorts of cute platforms, wedges and not-​so-​high heels at a vast range of price points (from I’ll take it, to I’ll think about it). Lots of cute wallets and little (plus some big) leather goods too. I am glad I don’t live closer, if I could walk there I’d be in trouble.

Wonderful selection of seriously made shoes. Comfort and style with individual attention. I scored super hot shoes there — wood high heels with bone leather. My friend’s mom, who has arthritis in her feet, even got a beautiful pair of shoes for her son’s wedding.

i’m a shoe whore and i’m not ashamed to admit it! i have a million bajillion shoes that are barely worn hanging out in my closet, and yet i still have an extreme desire to buy more. i can’t be stopped! nor do i want to be stopped!
village footwear has its moments but is rarely consistent. sometimes i will go in there and want to buy out the whole joint, and other times i am just confused by the selection. my favorite pair of boots were purchased ON SALE at village footwear. so, on second thought, i will give them that, stuff on sale is the way to go.
the staff is lovely and they are very attentive and helpful. i appreciate that.

I went and checked this place out because I was in search of MBT walking shoes and the website said Village Footwear was one of the places carrying said shoes…
Parking is well… so-​so. Just depends on when you get to Larchmont. I don’t mind circling a few times if need be because there’s always more than one place I want to go to (Ie. Pickett Fences and Larchmont Beauty Center). Metered spaces along the block and also a metered lot just south of VF and across the street… pretty much always spots in there.
The store itself is smallish but extremely well-​stocked! Shoes shoes shoes everywhere and like Allie F. said… they have quite the selection of über-​pricey yet mega-​comfy styles. I picked up a kick-​ass pair of flexible Italian, black suede ballet flats… asking price: $ 110. EEEEk.
Alas…my search for the ever-​elusive MBT was a bust. They did have two styles in stock but not in my size. Grrr. So the search goes on…
I’d definitely go back again for some squishy shoes… staff was friendly and more than a few sneaks caught my eye!

If you’re looking for comfortable, cute shoes and can afford to pay $ 75-​$ 200 for a pair, this is a good place to look. they carry brands like Think!, Taryn Rose, Merrell, Simple, etc. and have both casual and dressy styles. I like the personal service I receive and the people who work there seem to very knowledgeable and friendly. They also have shoes in stock that aren’t on the floor, so they sometimes offer to show you similar styles to the shoes you’re trying on.