
Whoever said good things come to those who wait must have been referring shoe shoppers. Why do we constantly find ourselves associating huge department stores and expensive boutiques carrying limited sizes as a shoe Heaven
Whenever exiting the Prospect Park Train station I’m always greeted by this huge warehouse called Phat Albert. I must admit from all angles the store front looks completely unappealing and it’s nowhere equivalent to Bloomingdales or Saks Fifth avenue. However, it’s a definitely a shoe spot that you should consider checking out.
In the past few months that I’ve been here, never once have I stepped inside until recently. Everyday I’d walk past this store clueless to the hidden jewels waiting inside. Yesterday while waiting for a friend, I decided to take a look inside and to my amazement I found a shoe jackpot! Ever wondered where all the department store shoes and sandals go when out of season
The shoe selection here is quite impressive - BCBG, Blowfish, Anne Klein, Arturo Chiang and Sam Edelman
This is a store where you'd find yourself covertly indulging in unbelievable shoe bargains without dishing the goods to your friends. Beyond the store's unsightly looks, nonexisting customer service and clutter of items - Phat Albert can easily be a Diva's secret shoe domainLike the old saying goes "If the shoe fits - Wear it
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- Suzanna





omg. i would go in just because the name of this place is "phat albert." totally going to go the next time i'm in bk.
ReplyDeleteOh wow see I soo need to be at that store, i dont mind how a store looks on outside etc etc, im with u give me hot shoes n a great deal and im in. Alot of bigger stores ur payin for brand name and extra foo foo stuff. I love secret good deal stores like this, Thanx for sharing
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