Customer Reviews Crocs Work Work Bistro (Unisex)

great for easy shoes you need to get in and out of frequently

I bought this on summer time! Bad idea! Because my feet sweat a lot., it does not have holes to breath. I believe that this is excellent in winter time. They are very comfortable, no complains.

I use these shoes for work because I stand all day.I may be tired at the end of the workday, but my feet don't hurt!

jalways love them!

YOU USE THEM IN THE SHOWER BECAUSE THEY FILL UP WITH WATER BESIDES THAT THEY VERY GOOD, I AM GOING TO TRY THE ONES WITH VENT HOLES SO THE WATER LEAKS OUT

These work great for my nursing job. My feet are only a little sore at the end of a 14 hour day. My old crocs were more comfortable but I can't wear shoes,with holes in the tops and I need the slip resistant tread. I also cut out the side vent holes with an Xacto knife and this provides the perfect amount of ventilation so my feet just sweat a little. About the same as if I was wearing tennis shoes. I just ordered the Bistro Pro to see if the added softness to the sole will help. We'll see. I would recommend these

Very comfortable! True to Crocs character, however I did need to purchase a size smaller than I usually wear due to the roomy fit. For a work shoe I needed a more secure fit.

Haven,t tried them yet! I use these for off shore fishing. I had the clogs and they work great, so I am waiting to try the bistro,s

These are great but beware they run small. I had to return my usual size and get the bigger size.

This shoe is very comfortable. I am on my feet 8 to 12 hrs a day & 6 to 7 days a week. And my feet are never tired! My last 2 pair lasted me 3 years, so they are very durable. And the best value of any shoe.Since I switched to Crocs, I now purchase for my entire crew.They love them too!

I bought these for wet grass dog walking and I love them for that! I needed the shoes with no holes for this task! However, I have worn them for many other things besides walking the dogs. I like that I can just slip these on and go. I have long slender feet and I find that these fit well with or without socks!

These shoes are great - Comfortable fit, excellent value, and great durability. As other reviewers have mentioned, these shoes have excellent traction in the wet. My only issue is the lack of ventilation and the insulating properties of the rubber makes my feet hotter and sweatier than I like. I also caught the rivet on the strap, breaking it off, but was able to replace it with a blind rivet. I worn these at work every day for the last three years and they are still going strong!

I bought my Bistros 3 years ago...and I'm still wearing them! I recommend them to everyone we hire! I have plantar fasciitis, and heels generally treat my feet better than flats. I purchased insoles and glued them in for extra support. I bought the Chelsea's (2.5 inch heel makes my legs and feet happy, so sad they've been discontinued, my pair really needs to be replaced!) 4 years ago for when I work in the FOH, but they are not practical when working in the kitchen. With the Bistros, when the heel strap got stretched out, I simply adjusted them with the extra hole. I have Gorilla glued the slip resistant sole back on 3 times! I figure it's high time I purchase another pair! They do make my feet sweat a lot, but have found wearing white socks instead of black (luckily they can't be seen) helps prevent odor, but I'm afraid to try the vented shoes as they look less stretchy, and I feel like if I spill something, then my feet would just get wet with product.

I'm a scientist and sometimes I"m on my feet all day in the lab, and need a supportive shoe that is also non-slip. I bought these shoes a few years ago. They do run a bit more narrow and smaller aka more true to typical shoe sizes, compared to other Crocs I own. I typically wear a women's size 7.5 and got the Size 8. The fit is good, but if you have wider feet, these shoes may not fit as well. Once I broke in my Crocs, they were super comfy to wear. My biggest complaint was the lack of ventilation, as my feet would get incredibly sweaty while wearing these Crocs, since there are no vents. But because I work in a lab with dangerous chemicals, I can't really have the version with the side vents for safety reasons. It would be nice if these came in a version that was more breathable, while still having the comfort of Crocs.

The reinforced sole is what sets the Bistro apart. I have yet to wear down the heal or through the sole as I have with other less expensive Crocs and similar shoes. I have wide feet and the comfort is excellent.

I bought these shoes with the intension to wear them throughout nursing school. I found out these shoes are strongly discouraged because they don't provide enough protection to the ankle. I wear them anyways when I'm not in a clinical/hospital setting because they are so comfortable. The only complaint I have about them is that they hold in heat. My feet end up sweating when I wear them. You should be fine wearing them as long as you aren't doing a lot of work outside in the hot sun.

For my husband who works in a kitchen: They are a little slippery in the beginning and once broke in, they are a little big.

I ordered this shoe last year for work in a kitchen and they worked out great so I decided to order a new pair for this year in a navy instead of black as I ordered previously. When the shoes arrived I wore the new pair to work and noticed later in the day that they weren't as comfortable. When I got home I compared the two and the navy pair were shorter in length that my old black ones. I returned the navy ones and will keep wearing the black since I can't compare them before I buy them. I did order another pair of Crocs for home because I love the way they feel on my feet!

I normally wear a 7.5 shoe. Based on the size guide and instruction to order a half size down, I ordered the Bistro in a size 7. They were too small and much more fitted than I expected. I returned them at a local Crocs Kiosk at the mall (which is much easier and cheaper than returning through the mail). I tried on the 8 at the store and they fit much better, so I'm giving this shoe another try. I'm not sure what the diffence is between this shoe and the Specialist, but the Bisto is definitely less pliable (and probably more supportive) than other Crocs I have tried. Hopefully this will be just what I'm looking for in a new nursing shoe.

I work at Waffle House and am on my feet running back and forth all day.. which alot of people (young, but I'm 48) can take. On top of that I have severe neuropathy, which makes my feet feel on a resting state, like they are on fire and being rained on by shards of glass. After being on my feet on a really busy day it adds another symptom to the list.. feels like every bone in my foot is broken. These Crocs have fixed that. My feet feel like I've been resting all day even after a shift at work. And for this I love them. The only thing I do not like, I walk behind the counter alot, most of the time, and they clean that floor with a hose. and my crocs, well if I hit a little wet spot, they wanna go sailing. I decided that for the care and comfort of my usually painful feet, I'd just be very careful on a wet floor.

the bottom of the shoe is my fav. part. its very durable and lasts long

My wife bought two pairs recently and found them to be Very comfortable. She said they helped her feet to actually feel relaxed and helped her hips not to hurt. Thought I would try a pair but was skeptical because I do not do well in slip-ons and sandal style shoes. They fit a little wide even for my 14 EEE feet but the arch support and sole cushion work for me. I do not have trouble keeping them on and my feet and legs are not stressed out at the end of the day. I will be looking for another pair in the not too distant future.

I have been reluctant to try Croc's because I was unsure about the look of them. I work 12 hour shifts on my feet, and so comfort is really important to me. I decided to give them a shot, and am very happy with them! I can only say for the Bistro's, but they are very warm on my feet (they sweat like crazy). I picked these knowing they had no vent holes, because I assume it's better for at my work. It's not so bad that I dislike them, but have a feeling they may not be my top choice come summer time. I have wider feet, and they fit nice. I also got them a size smaller than I normally buy. I recommend trying them on in a store.

As a boat captain of a small dive boat, I am in in and out of salt water all day. All I wear are Crocs. most of my various models of crocs wore the tread off too quickly. I broke my tibia and fibula in a jetskiing accident last summer. I bought the Bistros to wear with socks and while healing without getting dirt and sand into my Crocs. I have now worn them 3 times longer than all my other Crocs! Even with uneven wear the have been great. After healing I cut vents simular to the Yukon, only smaller, this gave me good ventilation without as much dirt. I only wish my new Yukon Sport came with the Crocs lock sole tread! Aloha, Capt Redbeard.

not as comfortable as previous crocs, but will do for winter.