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Edie's

319 E Pine St
Seattle, WA 98122-2028
Phone: (206) 839-1111
Edie's
Cross Street:
Between Melrose Avenue and Bellevue Avenue
Hours:
Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 12pm-5pm

Editorial Review for Edie's – by Citysearch Editors

In Short
Leather nueva bowling shoes and wedge-heel football sneaks line spare walls alongside splashy, open-toe heels and spongy athletic shoes. Yep, those shoes you snickered at in grade school are back with a vengeance, but now they come in cool, matte colors, a raised heel and football-style detail stitching. Onto the feet of Seattle's movers and shakers go these shoes and they're suddenly very chic-cool. The only disappointing thing about Edie's shoes is there just aren't more of them.

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Insider Tips

Know Before You Go

Owner Erin Dolan caters to her customers. If she's out of your size, she will special order them.

The Extras

Be the first on your block to flaunt trendy Camper shoes from Spain. Once seen only on the well-traveled foot, Campers were recently released in the United States.

User Reviews for Edie's

Citysearch (7), Judy's Book (3 ), AOL CityGuide (1 ), All (11)

1 Star Rating: Not Recommended

09/04/2007 Posted by aferris

I know people are saying what great service they received at Edie's but I am here to tell a different story. Yes, they have a great selection of shoes, but I was met with bad customer service from both the sales person and the manager. I had purchased a pair of slae shoes that turned out to stretch beyond wearability after only a few hours. When I went back to the store to speak to the manager about possibly returning them, the sales person and the manager were rude and unhelpful. The manager's only solution was for me to pay additional money for a cobbler to "repair them". Just be warned that they are happy to help sell you shoes, but do not back up their product.

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

06/27/2007 Posted by sweetlilduck

I stumbled into this store on my way to my car! My experience at Edie's (pronounced like EEDEES I was informed) was in West Seattle. The selection was pretty fun, good time shoes! The salesman Cole was really nice and helped me find the perfect shoe for my big feet! Not the easiest thing, let me tell you! All and all I must say this is a great store, the Cap Hill store is a bit more trendy, the West Seattle store is more casual. Go there!

Pros: Not your run of the mill

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Know Before You Go

Owner Erin Dolan caters to her customers. If she's out of your size, she will special order them.

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Hours

  • Mon-Sat 10am-7pm
  • Sun 12pm-5pm

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