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Website: cesarsshoerepair.com
Phone: (212) 961-6119
Cross Streets: Between W 21st St and W 20th St
Open now
- Wed 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM
180 7th Ave New York, NY 10011 ·348.12 mi
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yelpI have been using Cesar's for years with various shoe repairs. Always excellent service and high quality work! I highly recommend!
MoreFirst of all- owner is RUDE. Second- my leather boots are ruined. They put in a new ankle thing because mine were falling out- haven't been able to wear the boots since it's so stiff /...
MoreI called trying to get a quote and explain and once he heard theres another place offering to do same day service he hung up on me
MoreNice guy but the prices are questionable, at least for my lifestyle and the shoes I typically wear. I had a beat-up pair of Blundstones that I was thinking about reviving--he quoted me something...
MorePut your beat up old shoes back on and run out of this place . Friendly enough guy, Caesar...but his prices are obscene and he deals in cash - only. After having received a quote that was...
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