Shoooz

They sell a variety of comfortable orthopedic style shoes and many stylish high heel brands. Prices are expensive, but the shoes are durable and high quality.

My boyfriend was pumped about finding a location who sold Birkenstock for work. When he called, he was told they had them in his size. Unfortunately, when he drove an hour to the store… he had to order the shoes because they DID NOT have his size. We have never received such bad customer service. The location did not include the discount that was spieled while he was looking at the shoes and influenced him wanting to purchase them. Support your local business! The store said they would rush order the shoes but had he ordered them online he would have had them days ago. Since we arrived on a «tax free shopping day» to pick them up he asked to have the discount that was promised applied as well as the tax free. The woman was beyond condescending and repeatedly stated, «you young people try to cheat.» No ma’am. That would be providing good customer service. Many business’s will change the price of an item if it is discounted within a reasonable amount of time. Needless to say, I will not be returning. I would rather purchase an item online then shop at Shooz.

Had a great experience buying shoes here recently. Linda knew what she was talking about and gave me a lot of attention but not in my way and stayed out of my way while I was walking around and trying on the shoes. I like to walk for a long time in the store before deciding, and it was obvious that she and the other staff had lots of patience. They carry good quality shoes here. Would give it five stars except that the men’s selection is very small. This place seems aimed at women and only has a very small area of men’s shoes.

Great selection and wonderful customer service. This is the place for comfortable shoes! Lots of cute styles too. But the service is what will bring me back. Friendly, helpful and treated me just the same as the customers spending much more!

Excellent customer service, great selection of specialty shoes and pleasant shopping environment.

I was recently diagnosed with a foot condition and typical department store comfort shoes don’t do the trick. After searching for a few brands that a local store might carry, I came across Shooz. The following day, I stopped by. The salesmen were familiar with my issue and pointed me in the right right direction and gave me several price points for different styles I liked. They are very knowledgeable and helpful. I will be back!

The other customer in the store got wonderful one-​on-​one service. Me, not so much. Perhaps I just was unlucky and got the disinterested salesperson. Or perhaps (and this is my suspicion) it was because I wasn’t dressed in a way that screamed money, and the salesperson didn’t want to waste time with someone when there might not be a commission involved. Either way, the store lost out on a sale and a potential repeat customer. All in all, It was a disappointing visit, especially in contrast to the service the other customer received. I will not be returning.

I didn’t want to run all over town to find Dansko shoes so I popped in Shoooz to have a look around. Surprise! Huge selection! I’m battling a bout of plantar fasciitis and Dansko fits the bill. I also saw that they have Orthaheel brand here too and that is another brand highly recommended.
I asked to try on a pair of Danskos and Linda went into the back and brought out seven pairs of different styles so that I could try them on. She was so helpful, you will never get this kind of personalized attention in a department store or at Zappos. Their prices are more than reasonable and the Danskos I ended up buying were actually cheaper here then at Zappos.
Small businesses like this need our support and I’m so glad I stopped. Parking was easy, even on a Saturday morning. I parked right out front.
My shoes were on sale. BONUS! Huge selection, great prices, personalized service. Can’t beat that!

Shooz is a winner in my book, but as others have pointed out, you need to understand who the primary audience is for their product lines: people who want comfort. However, they have some lines that are hipper than others (Fly London, for example) and some that are hip enough and definitely for a younger set (Jambu, Teva, for example). You can also find your older-​set orthopedics, and a lot in between (Berkenstock, Naot). Their shoes are good quality, they give you good service, and they stand behind your products. When my Jambus needed the straps shortened, they paid to have that done (and in the process I got myself a good shoe repair guy). I recommend this place, unless you are looking for stilettos and a lifetime of foot pain.

I went here today to get new Birkenstock sandels and arch supports. Something I have not worn in years. I was welcomed warmly and absolutely loved the store and people, even customers. They even referred me to another store for running shoes with my new arch supports.
This place reminded me of my Birk store back home in Kansas and I will def be going back here again. LOVED it!!!

Shoooz is located on the north end of Park ave and offers higher end, hard to find shoes for men and women. I happily purchased my OluKai flip flops from here and was sad to see that they now only carry the mens line in the store. When I inquired where the womens OluKais were, it was offered to happily order them in– but I like to try before I buy. Apparently, the Well Heeled line took the place of OluKai, due to their extreme comfort and durability. The line looked similar to some of my Keens and Merrels, which I’m stocked and fine with for the moment. Maybe in the future.
We were specifically there to check out the Mephistos for my friend who has numerous foot issues and is limited in what her orthopedist will let her wear these days. She happily frolicked and tried on some shoes, some available at a great sale price. Staff was again, very friendly and helpful.

I initially had an unpleasant experience with the store, but they righted the situation and stood behind a Birkenstock product, even when Birkenstock themselves would not. I’ve changed brands of shoes, but will stick with Shoooz on Park to buy future pairs of more reliable brands.

Shooz sells exactly what the name implies… shoes and lots of them. Unlike most shops, this place focuses solely on the feet (no pun intended), which is nice. However, the kinds of shoes you will find here are not exactly what I would consider fashion forward. This is the kind of shop you go to for comfort… the kind of shop older people go to or those who have jobs that require standing on your feet for long periods of time.
The main colors you will find are black, beige, brown and derivatives there of. As far as styles, go there isn’t much diversity. It’s either with or without laces, slip on or non-slip-ons…at least from what I could tell. I will say though, the shoes are definitely comfy, but not something I would purchase just yet… I haven’t reached the point of not caring about fashion just yet.
Their prices are not what I call cheap, but they’re not too bad considering the quality and purpose. Good, comfy shoes are not easy to find these days. Plus, these babies are said to last quite a long time making the purchase worth the dough shelled out for a pair. The staff are very friendly and helpful from beginning to end.
Overall, not my thing, but I’d definitely recommend this place to someone in need of good quality shoes.

It’s not too often these days that you find a shoe store that only sells shoes. More than likely you head to a department store or a sporting good’s outlet to buy footwear. So to see Shooz in Winter Park, I must say I was pleased. It reminded me of a time when people had to shop at individual boutiques and stores for their goods.
This store gets two thumbs up from me too for being genuine, neatly organized, and fairly original. They primarily sell comfortable shoes for grown ups. Mephisto and Birkenstocks were two main names I saw among a few others. It was just nice to see only shoes being sold by people who knew what they were doing. A breath of fresh shoe air, so to speak.