Not Manhattan, but North 11th Shoe Repair in Williamsburg (now located on N 10th st, between Berry and Wythe)

I like Mina’s shoe repair in the financial district! They did a great job on my leather celine boots and do business for a lot of Wall Street folks lol

Jim’s on 59th between Park and Madison is awesome.

Vince's Village Cobbler, Jim's Shoe Repair, Leather Spa and Johns Shoe Repair are regularly recommended. Paul’s Shoe Repair is recommended by Resole Hiking Boots from 2 days ago. East Villlage Shoe Repair is recommended by Looking for a recommendation for cobbler /shoe repair for vintage shoes from 11 days before that. Jim's and John's are recommended by Best Shoe Repair In The City? from 26 days before that. Rostelle's and Jim's among others are recommended by Looking for the best cobblers in NYC from 1 month before that and links to similar questions.

Ridgewood Shoe Repair - 66-01 Forest Ave. They do a great job with leather shoes. Have been going to them for years. Standard pricing. Not cheaper or more expensive than your run of the mill shoe repair store.

i love these guys: they are very reasonably priced, fast, and they do s great job:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/y1tEmrxaaYUjjjJR6?g_st=ic

There’s a great one on Fresh Pond near Catalpa but I forget the name!

Thanks for the recs everyone!

North 11th shoe repair in Williamsburg. They always do a good job.

Funny thing is it’s not actually on north 11th, it’s on north 10th.

Leather Spa among others are recommended by Where to get a buckle fixed on a pair of shoes? from 2 months ago. Jim’s and John's Shoe Repair are recommended by Looking for shoe repair in Manhattan from 4 months before that. Suggestions on really skilled shoe repair shop for sewing seam in designer boot? from 1 month before that recommends Roma Express and Jim's. Leather shoe repair from 3 months before that recommends Vinces village cobbler and links to similar questions.

Jim's. Been going there for years. Was even there yesterday.

John's on Irving place. He's a miracle worker, from the old country. Not sure which one, but they have great shoes there.

Premium Cobbler on 62nd Street is wonderful. The owner is super nice and the work is tremendous. I had work done at Empire on Lex (now closed) and Alex’s Shoe near Vanderbilt (long since closed) and Premium blows them both out of the water.

https://yelp.to/MT9d0Z7ROeb

Jim’s on E. 59th is the real deal

If you're all the way uptown, I know a couple of people who have taken their shoes into Alex Shoe Repair on 207th, just west of Broadway. They were happy with the results. Cash only.

Firm is commonly recommended

North 11th Shoe Repair in Williamsburg is good and turnaround time is within a week.

Vince’s Village Cobbler in SoHo did a good job on my 796z and PL2 but their turnaround time was incredibly slow. Took over a month to get my shoes back.. 

thanks. i've got some wingtips that i love but need a re-sole

Do they fix leather bags?

They been there ova 30yrs

Oops I meant doing this type of job, not people :)

Edit to add I’ve also bought shoelaces there, he has many types as well as other shoe related items. Maybe belts too

Been taking my shoes to Alex since 2009, he always did great work and looked at my tired soles with a cute but sarcastic “how you walk around like this?” 🖤

The guy on hertel might be able to help… I always walk by it but never tried him

I also have a terrible habit of destroying my vans from merely walking... If you have the means to buy multiple shoes it really helps. I feel like I use to spend more buying new Vans every year instead of rotating 3-4 pairs. Also look into the pro series, they are a bit heartier.

There was a cobbler on Elmwood, but I feel like they only do fancy shoes.

Shoe goo

There’s a repair place right where S Abbott runs into Armor Duells Rd, it’s not showing the name on google maps, first building across from the little strip mall there. Very nicer older guy, hours are a little weird but he’s done a few things for us with no issues.

https://www.stepaheadshoerepair.com is the best place I’ve ever gone, and I’ve brought shoes and boots to several of the places mentioned. They’ll also put non-slip soles on any boot or shoe, which expands winter footwear options. Prompt, not expensive.

Jimmie’s once had my boots for 17 months to replace a zipper. Ridiculous.

Honestly, worth the trip to just take the M to Myrtle Broadway and go to East Village Shoe Repair (1073 Broadway). Affordable and legendary know-how and craftsmanship.

There is this great guy on Wycoff. He is really good. He does everything. He even re-soled my Superga.

If you're walking from the Myrtle-Wycoff train station towards the Dekalb stop, his shop is a block or two before you get to the Dekalb train entrances and on the right hand side of the street.

It's a narrow store front and he usually has a shoe stand outside with shoes and boots for sale. At first glance you think it is a shoe store because there is more shoes for sale immediately inside. But no, it's just a really good, old fashion cobbler :)

Note, he is a bit pricey but I paid the same for the guy on Fresh Pond to fix my Birkenstock and they came apart 1 week later. The guy on Wycoff "fancy stitched" on a new piece of leather to hold the straps together.

cant recommend a good one but got mine repaired at Cardinal Shoe Repair on Freshpond and they fell apart after a week. so i'd say to steer clear

probably need to leave ridgewood. i'm sorry but some businesses in this hood aren't worth the time.

Not in Ridgewood, but North 11th Shoe Repair in Williamsburg is the gold standard. They've brought so many pairs of boots back to life for me year after year. Really great small business, and the people that work there are really nice. Worth the trek.

I've never heard of a great shoe repair place in our neighborhood, unfortunately...but if anyone has a good recommendation then obviously please let us know!