Bike shoes...Wide foot

Your shoes may be, OK. You might want to check how tight you strap them down. I tried a few different settings. It is a trial and error process. I have learned how to tighten them before my ride, to insure comfort. As long as you start with a good fitting pair of shoes, you should be fine. I bought a pair of Pearl because they fit the best. That is what you need to do. Go with the best fit, adjust as needed. If you continue to have problems, you may need to get a new pair of shoes. I don't even have to think about the fit of my shoes(lucky I guess). I only have to worry about the hills, the other riders and the head-winds(that come at me from both directions).

Cycling shoes are supposed to be tight, ie no foot movement inside the shoe, but they are not supposed to hurt!  Try tying your strap a little looser; if that does not work look into getting a refund.  AND, if a refund is out of the question go to a good shoe repair shop and have them stretched slightly.