Bonita Trading

Went in here to purchase a pair of patent leather tuxedo shoes for my son’s prom.
The man and woman who work here (and probably own the place), were incredibly helpful and extremely patient to help us find the right size.
Clearly, a hole-​in-​the-​wall environment, but so warm and friendly. The shoes weren’t down and dirty cheap, but for $ 40, we walked out of there mission accomplished. Lovely man and woman who were very can-​do and friendly. I’ll be back.
Thank you!

mixed review.
As a woman, I yet have to find some shoes that are my style, my size, my taste. (3* because I love to check their stock)
As a mom, I would not go anywhere else ever again and I give them a solid 5*. My boys have the BEST shoes ever, 100% leather at prices you can’t believe. I found that the service to help find the right shoes for them is one of the best around: super fast, super efficient. How many people can guess kids shoe size in a second — and be right? How many stores can get you at the check out before the kids melt down?
Before finding Bonita, the only place in the city with decent shoes was Nordstrom downtown. Parking around the corner, price, speed of service and plain convenience makes Bonita a no brainer.

Got a pair of Payless-​quality dress shoes that cost $ 28 and look like they were $ 100. Cute little shop, albeit a little cramped.

My friends, their family, and I came in here to find some shoes for my best friend’s wedding. It’s not bad.
The shoes are very cheap. The employees are very helpful. There are so many shoes to fill your needs.
There was a pair I really liked. The heel wasn’t too tall and it wasn’t thin. Though I wasn’t interested in buying them yet until we find out how the bridesmaid dresses were going to look like.
There is no place to sit in here. There are only a few chairs to try on shoes and the mirrors were kind of hidden behind boxes after boxes of shoes. There is barely any room to walk through.

This is not a store where you are going to find customer service, nor is a sales person going to bring you shoes. It is not a place for wheelchairs since the place is very narrow and all the shows are stacked in boxes.
This is a self-​service in the box kind of place.
The shoes are cheap. But. .. I love the low prices of the sexy party and stripper style shoes. I got some 8″ heels with a 2″ clear platform for a costume outfit that were under $ 25.00. I also got some black patent leather mule style slip-​on that have a 7″ squared heel with a 1″ platform that I love.
Their prices are cheaper than Foxy lady up the street on Mission.
So, wear some comfortable shoes and rummage through the boxes. The show type will be on top of the box so you can see what style is available underneath the stack.
I am not sure if this a cash only place, so call first.