So much to avoid!

I know, I know, I know...it's difficult to choose where the focus should be on this shot. Allow me to assist as best I can:
For a start, forget the broken zip/shoe-repair advertising board. although I can vouch that it's not been in this state for long. No matter, ignore it!
Also, pay no mind to the other boards advertising a fair number of desirable items from Greek Orthodox Catholic paraphernalia all the way through painting restorers, jewellers, more Catholic paraphernalia purveyors, before ending up at something that looks like a travel agent's (which, given the direction we appear to be leaning in, would probably specialise in churches and the like).
Additionally, wipe from your memory the edge of the restaurant that you can just see in the top right-hand corner. It's one of the places that you'd practically feel obliged to visit as a tourist in Pest and, it was for this reason that I never set foot in the place for many a year. One year, however, cruelly tricked by those who claimed to be our friends we ended up having dinner in there. Not a great success. The food was so bad that we refused to pay anything other than the price of half of one of the dishes which had, at least, been edible, if not acceptable. Anyway...
Now, we can concentrate on where we should be concentrating...the man in the shot. Worry not about the fact that you can't see his sunglasses (although, in truth, they did represent value for a quick butcher's), and leave your concerns about the cut of his suit far behind as you allow your gaze to drop to....the best set of Cuban heels still in existence today! Not a tall man, to be sure, but he's kept his 'heels' in mint condition. Salute those feet carriers!