Shoe Carnival

"11am. An hour after posted opening time. Sign on door says opening late due to staffing. A time would have been nice. Wasted trip."

"We came in to grab my son some new shoes. The state had plenty of variety but the prices just seemed a little pricey. They carry everything from work shoes to casual shoes as well as Mens, Womens, Children’s varieties. The store did seem a little cluttered and messy. We found some Addidas shoes and he enjoyed the comfort and look. I saw some nice flip flops that caught me eye. Overall, we would return since they do have a good variety for myself and my 8 year old."

"A godsend for women with wide feet -- they actually stock W widths, on-site, in attractive shoes. After hitting some of the typical favorites and finding nothing I could spend a day in, I headed to Shoe Carnival and scored the Eurosoft Temiras below. There were **multiple** W options in the style I was hunting -- I had CHOICES! -- but ultimately these were wide enough in their standard width. The store itself does not seem to have the selection of, say, a DSW, so I knocked off a star there, but what does the breadth of styles matter if the breadth of the shoes is narrow? I will be back."

"This was the first time I've been to A Shoe Carnival. I am pretty frugal (some may say cheap), so I always look for the best quality product at the best price. I bought a pair of FILA, for $35.00! They seem pretty comfortable on day one. I was in and out in under 15 minutes. I'll be buying all future shoes from Shoe Carnival, and will be telling friends if they ask. They have all the name brands, ranging from $35.00 to over $100.00."