The Eyeglass Store

Both doctors at this location are great at what they do. They listen, they are thorough, the staff is very friendly and a accommodating, their eyeglass selection is wonderful. I like everything about it I have been going there for many many years.

If you want a personalized eyeglass shopping experience, The Eyeglass Store is the perfect place. The choices are plentiful with a wide range. And the staff are simply fantastic. Plus, you get to support a local, indie store!

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Tessa Ives. I came in feeling very anxious about sudden changes in my vision specifically seeing sparkles and floaters that I didn't understand. Dr. Tessa Ives took the time to explain everything thoroughly, helping me understand what floaters are, what to watch out for, and how to care for my eyes moving forward. Her calm and caring approach immediately put me at ease. I left the appointment feeling informed, reassured, and truly cared for. She made me feel welcome from the moment I walked in. Highly recommend her to anyone looking for a compassionate and knowledgeable eye doctor.

Dr. Budd is awesome eye doctor!! Very patient and super knowledgeable!

Dr. Bud gave me the most comprehensive eye exam I've ever had and took extra time to address my concerns and make sure my prescription was perfect. He is very patient and caring. I highly recommend him!

I chose The Eyeglass Store for an eye exam based on the number of great reviews I read. Everyone I met was extremely nice! Dr Ives did the exam and she was very patient and understanding. Highly recommend!

The eye exam and eye Dr I saw were excellent. My insurance will cover a pair of reading glasses. Their selection was terrible. The cheapest frames they showed me were $300 (my insurance will cover $200). The girl showing me frames wouldn't listen to what I did and didn't want. ie I absolutely do not like yellow gold. She wouldn't stop showing me gold frames. I only use my reading glasses when I use my phone so I don't want to spend a ton of money on top of what my insurance covers. I really don't care what's considered currently in fashion and I'm not into big name designer glasses. I care what I think looks ok on me. Right after I said I wanted round or oval frames she insisted I try a pair of glasses with a square type frame. I told her I didn't like them at all. She then tried to talk me into liking them. Husband was with me he said they didn't look like me and he didn't like them. I started feeling pressured. I couldn't wait to get out of the store. This was yesterday, today I received 3 generic emails from them urging me to come back and purchase glasses. I'll stick with my cheap reading glasses from Amazon until I can get to Walmart or the Eyeglass Factory and get frames I like that are within my insurances allotted amount.

I recently went to the Eyeglass Store for an exam and new glasses. The eye exam and ordering of my glasses was very good, my problem was in ordering sunglasses. First I was told with a $45.00 charge for the warranty my second pair of glasses would be half off. I ordered a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses on 4/10 the price came to $465.00. I asked about the 50% discount and was told regular price was apx $1000.00 and it would take a week to 10 days to get the glasses. On 4/30 3 weeks later I received a call that my sunglasses were in. I went to the store and when I was given my sunglasses the lenses were clear. I then was told they could be corrected and it would be an additional $125.00, with that I canceled the purchase and was told it would take 2 weeks for the refund. I went to the Ray-Ban site to check on ordering them on line, The price was $590.00 not the $1000.00 i was told when I asked about the 50% discount. I went to Sam's Club and purchased a pair for $516.44, I will not be returning to the Eyeglass Store.