TopShine Shoe Shine Service

Excellent. Even though the staff member was not able to service me on the occasion of my visit, he still referred me to another shoe shiner who could, who then provided an excellent service at great value.

Had a great conversation and great service from Imdat at the Shoe Shine Service in the Burlington Arcade.These guys are awesome; made my shoes look brand new!Highly recommend!

Superb service: shoes and shoe-trees cleaned, with my gift for Christmas carefully shined, polished and perfectly laced. £8 for a half-boot!

Had my shoes polish here 5 minutes at a cost of £9 , to be honest not a brilliant job could have done better myself

They did a great job !!! We will come back

Had a very nice shoe shine on my Alden boots, done by Romi, I couldn’t believe how restored they looked! Very friendly gentleman and I followed his recommendation to buy a pair of Crockett & Jones loafers later that same day. Thank you and I will be back the next time I’m in London!

Mediocre at best.I did not give one star only because I am not shoe shine expert.Come to the booth around 5:45pm, April, 2017. Pick this shop because of all the positive online review, and the folks in Jermyn Street seem to know this place/the guy.The guy who did the shine looked tired and uninterested. The result is: I cannot tell much of difference. The shoe, a pair of burgundy calf, is just same as it is before the shine. The shoe is still dry and dull. Again, there is no difference.The whole process lasted may be 2-3 min. I did not see much work done on the shoe.I still tipped him, paying GBP 10 for the most basic service that charges at GBP 6 (maybe). I leave this review to let you know your work is terrible. The extra I paid is for you working at late hours only.

Romi is the best. Lovely conversations while getting my heels polished, I always leave with sparkling shoes and a smile!

The best shoe shine I have had in ages Remi is a top lad who does a great job. No brianer why there are always people waiting the man is top!!

Saturday October 27, 2018 @ approximately 4 PM: refused to shine a pair of Chelsea style boots and a pair of walking boots just because both pairs had a small amount of dried grass and mud on them that could have been easily brushed off. What’s the point of a shoeshine stall when the attendant refuses to clean and shine the shoes?