Lori's Shoes - Chicago, Illinois

Lori's Shoes es una zapatería que se encuentra ubicada en el corazón de Chicago, en la dirección 824 W Armitage Ave, IL 60614, Estados Unidos. Este establecimiento es fácilmente accesible para personas en silla de ruedas y ofrece una variedad de opciones de pago, incluyendo tarjetas de crédito, débito, dispositivos móviles mediante NFC y, por supuesto, efectivo.

La zapatería Lori's Shoes se especializa en brindar a sus clientes una amplia selección de calzado de alta calidad. Su catálogo incluye una gran variedad de marcas y estilos, desde elegantes zapatos de tacón hasta cómodos tenis deportivos, lo que la convierte en un destino ideal para aquellos que buscan encontrar el par perfecto de zapatos para cualquier ocasión.

Una de las principales ventajas de esta zapatería es su política de entrega a domicilio, que permite a los clientes recibir sus compras directamente en la comodidad de su hogar. Además, ofrecen servicios en el lugar, lo que significa que puedes visitar la tienda rápidamente para realizar tus compras o simplemente para dar un vistazo a sus últimas novedades.

La zapatería Lori's Shoes ha recibido un total de 83 valoraciones en Google My Business, con una opinión media de 3.8/5. Esto demuestra el alto nivel de satisfacción de sus clientes y la calidad del servicio que ofrece.

Opiniones de Lori's Shoes

Stacy A

4/5

Chicago classic for shoes. I enjoy browsing and trying on shoes without help. Luckily I haven’t had a negative experience with workers since I usually go when it’s busy. Support local.

Cassandra Yarnall

5/5

Very kind and helpful staff. They don't have a huge selection, but the shop is nicely curated. I got shoes to go with a formal gown, and the person who helped me also picked out lovely earrings that go great with my dress.

Sarah Jaffe

5/5

Jamie is the BEST. So supportive, patient, and fun to hang with! The quality of these shoes is next to none. Go to Lori’s and work with Jamie — you will not be disappointed!!!

E Marie

2/5

Lori’s thinks they’re a designer store on Rodeo Dr. and everyone they deem unworthy gets treated like Jessica Roberts. Don’t bother coming in as a person of color. You’ll be made to feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. It’s sad bc they actually have cute things, albeit overpriced. I’ve even purchased something here before (vegan leather bag with a braided strap, clock it) but the male salesman at least tried to be nice that time. I’ll never go back.

Julia Wasik

2/5

I am a local and would pop in every week or so to browse new styles. I got to know the store and various salespeople, most of whom were very nice (hence, more than 1 star). However, there is one sales lady who, from first meeting, was unmistakably rude and was clearly "typing" those who were shopping. Given this, I would try to avoid her and mostly keep to myself if she was working. However, she came up to me and asked when I was going to buy another pair of shoes, since "all I do is browse" in a not-so-joking manner (mind, beginning of the year I got a $300+ pair of shoes...). I politely responded with that I like to think about items before purchasing. One day, I walked in and, while I was browsing, my boyfriend witnessed this associate telling another to "not waste their time" helping me because I "won't buy anything". A few minutes later, this sales associate marched up to me and said something very nearly like "you really should be buying something today, you have to". However, I had, in fact, just bought a $150+ pair of shoes the week before! It was such a weird moment, I didn't know what to say. My boyfriend tried to awkwardly smooth it over with politeness. I have not been back to this store since (its been months), which is a shame because I did enjoy browsing and shopping at a local store with otherwise, helpful and kind people. I'm writing this because, sadly, I don't think this sales associate would've tried to humiliate me, as a customer, had I been a middle-aged, noticeably wealthy white woman -- which is truly something to reflect on. Everyone deserves respect. And no-one should feel bullied into buying shoes.

Marcy Fleisher

1/5

I have bought several pairs of shoes at Lori's in Highland Park since moving back to town this summer, which is why it disappoints me to share this big customer fail. Last month, I purchased the L'idea (store brand) lug boot at $378. I loved them and wore them for one week. That's when the problems began. The "leather" began peeling off the right boot in two different places. I promptly brought the boots back. The store salesman was very helpful. He said they couldn't just replace them but would send them out for repair and that it would take one week. Nine days later, no word. I called to find them. The boot came back clean and buffed, but you can't do anything about "leather" that has peeled off. At this point I asked for a new pair or a full refund. Again, the very helpful salesperson said he was not authorized to do that, but I should call Matt at the downtown store. I did, twice. And left two lengthy voice messages. I have not had a return call. #CustomerFail
$378 boots should last more than a week. Actually, any boots should. I think a store should stand by its product (L'idea is Lori's house "brand") and work with customers to do the right thing. It's too bad. I'd much prefer to buy shoes at a local shop than on Zappos or at a large chain. But, I won't shop here again.

Bella Hanisch

1/5

Went into the store twice in the last two days. Was rudely ignored by ALL employees present and you can tell that they stereotype who they give attention too. All the middle aged women who walked in after me received a hello and a how can I help you. I was in there for 15-30 minutes both times and not a single person acknowledged me. I was going in to buy shoes but felt so incredibly ignored that I decided to leave. A lady came in with her child 40 seconds after me on my first time there and they immediately said hello to her and struck up a conversation with. Thought I was being crazy and I brought my roomate with me the next day and she also noticed it. The lady at the front saw us when we walked in and completely ignored us and didn’t say hello. We are both students and I believe they stereotyped us and assumed we couldn’t afford anything in there which is there loss because we were prepared to both buy shoes. They should treat everyone despite age or how there stressed with respect, because they lost our business that day. I’m so utterly disappointed at my experiences there and hope to see a change of attitude towards customers. Clearly this problem comes from the managers and or owners and they portray an extremely classist attitude.

Ellen Youle

5/5

Lori's Shoes is a fantastic place for shoes. The customer service is wonderful and the in store staff are so helpful and the merchandise is on trend. For those people who have scuffs on their shoes, a shoe cobbler can fix scuffs with no problem. Who doesn't scuff up their shoes? Lori's is one of the only shoe stores still in business.