Lose your glasses at the beach ? We did. Eyemart Express was able to replace our glasses same day…read morein about an hour, while you wait. Highly recommend.

Joyride is amazing I've got a half r cut and told the cutter about joyride amazing and it's also…read morecheap af I'm a kid my dad loves joyride we both love Ryan Trahans candy watch him when you have it

Great experience overall with eyeglass frame shopping. My son was paired with a representative that…read morewas finishing up helping another customer. Once her attention switched to only us she was phenomenal. They have easily over a dozen name brands. The show room is clean, but kinda average. My son found two candidates. The one name brand,, the other a generic. The price difference was high. Ultimately my son found a pair, but wants to make one addition stop.

Great customer service. Will be first visit so will update. Recommended by two friends.read more

Here again for my yearly eye exam for diabetes. My appointment was for 2 o'clock. I arrived at…read more1:33. It is now 254 and I have yet to be seen. The office is empty and I'm assuming I'll be here for another two hours this is horrible. This is the normal experience that we have and nowhere else to go

From my eye doctor, Dr. Rahmon, eye surgeon Dr. Fernandez, his scheduling assistant Jessica, and…read morethe entire staff, this practice sets the bar for outstanding eye care, They have been my trusted providers since 2006, they are very knowledgeable, kind and compassionate. You couldn't be in better hands. The optical shop on premises is also outstanding with associates having decades of experience.

This practice is only out for your money. After a very disappointing interaction, I succumbed and…read morebought a pair of glasses for over $500. I went to pick them up and asked for the pupillary distance (PD) to buy a cheaper second pair of glasses and they refused stating that they only want you to buy their glasses. Then, I asked for a written policy and they don't have one. Came home and called other optometrists and they give you your pupillary distance free or for a small charge. Zennioptical gives you the PD measuring tool free in the mail. Dr. Crouch's office lost my family of customers. Not for the PD incident, but how rude the staff was and treated me like I was trying to steal information.

Front desk was so rude that I left. Office manager not much better. Go across the street maybe.read more

I went to this place referred by my primary doctor a year ago, everything went fine. They fixed the…read moreissue that I had. I received a call from them reminding me about making an appointment to have my annual review. I scheduled the appointment online, received an email with the confirmation. I showed up to the appointment and the place was closed, the lights were off. I decided to call because it was 2:45 and I thought it was strange I never received a call from them canceling the appointment. Nobody answered the phone, so I decided to leave a message. Until this day nobody called back. This place is unreliable and unprofessional.

Came in with a broken frame. They fixed my glasses in under five minutes for a very reasonable and…read morelow price. Was very impressed, service was excellent and attentive. Would absolutely come back. Owner also sells candy for his daughter's softball team; thought that was very sweet.

Quick service and excellent work. The only downside was the cost because it seemed a little pricy…read more Otherwise, I'd give them a five star rating. It was charming how he sold items his daughter had curated too!

I have been coming to America's Best at this location for years with no issue! But this review is…read morespecifically for their VIRTUAL eye exam they are now offering! I booked a virtual eye exam online for this location. My appointment was for 3:20pm. I got there a few minutes early and got checked in no problem. I waited a little longer than usual to get the first part of testing completed due to another patient that brought her toddler with her to the appointment, but once I got called in the testing room, there were no problems there either! What I do want to call out is my experience once called into the exam room to meet with the doctor. Fantasia was the technician, and I am going to start by saying this: BY NO MEANS TO I MEAN TO BE RUDE OR INSENSITIVE. But the tech had poor body odor, and being stuck in a room with ten door closed for close to an hour was terrible. Fantasia did some pictures of my eyes for the doctor. Once finished, she told me we were looking at a 15 minute + wait time to see the doctor. Apparently the doctors working virtually work for all of the different locations, and the exams are picked up from a queue. I sat in the room waiting with her about 25 minutes before the doctor came on; luckily I brought my book. However, the entire time she was in her phone, talking on her phone, watching reels, etc. which I thought was unprofessional being as though I was 2 feet from her. Also, I don't like how they leave the list of exams and patient names on the screen while you wait. I could see the name of the person in queue behind me. Once the doctor came in, the exam was quick and seamless. It's actually pretty neat how everything can all be done virtually. Check out with Edyah was also great as well! However, I don't think I'd take the virtual route again. I didn't like the process and it took way longer than usual. I was told to get an in-person appointment with the doctor, you have to call to make appointment. All appointments online default to virtual. I'd absolutely recommend this location for an in person exam though.

gavin and Christi are my favorite people that work there, they are so fun and spunky and even…read morethough I spent more than I care to admit, they made it a good/easy experience overall. I also got a discount just because they were feeling nice!! ive come here every year to get my prescription updated and have never been disappointed.

Saw Kathy for a pair of safety glasses. Kathy is such a doll. She was so patient with me while i…read moredecided what pair I wanted from the huge selection they had to choose from. Thank Kathy for a wonderful time at Dominion Eyecare.

Love this place! The doctor always listens to my needs and the front desk is friendly and…read moreinformative! I have been a patient here for about 10 years!

My mom has seen Dr. Snyder for the past two years. Dr. Snyder performed her cataract surgeries…read morewith no complications. All of her experiences with Dr. Snyder and his staff having been wonderful. Dr. Snyder takes the time to make sure my mom and I are completely informed of what his findings and our options. Dr. Snyder was highly recommended by my mom's primary care physician and we would second that recommendation.

I don't wear glasses, so I'm not used to having my eye looked at, let alone poked at. Kinda FREAKS…read moreME OUT! But when it became apparent I had some kind of "debris particle" stuck in my cornea and no amount of eyewash would rinse it out, Patient First referred me to Dr. Snyder. I was in a lot of pain at the time and Dr. Snyder was able to see me within a couple hours of calling for an appointment. He had to scrape my cornea to clear the debris. It wasn't scary at all because he was totally cool and told me exactly what I could expect. He was really great at taking the time to explain how it would feel and what I could do to get through it. More than the eye poking, I was afraid of the bill because my health insurance doesn't cover any out of pocket medical costs. Dr. Snyder went with me to make sure I paid a reduced rate when I checked out at the front desk. My bill was only $80. What a relief! He also told me he normally would have people come back in for a recheck, but to avoid cost, I only had to return if I was having a problem. I'm not gonna lie, the short recovery time was painful. But I was better after a day and my eyes are happy and healthy again. Dr. Snyder was great. I would definitely go to him again if I have any eye problems.

So I went in prepared for a three hour visit prior to having some cataract surgery. It was there…read morethat they did all the measurements of my eyes and did a complete exam in doing this exam. They also found out that my eye pressure was very high and so now I need to see a glaucoma specialist. Everyone there was very pleasant, very respectful, and the time went by very fast. I will definitely be going back there and I would highly recommend it to anyone there as long as you're prepared for a long initial visit. I happen to see Dr Scoper while I was there and he was very nice and explained everything thoroughly to me.

This location for VIrginia Eye Consultants is in Norfolk. It can be a bit of a trek when coming…read morefrom Virginia Beach. When coming here, the GPS definitely gave a roundabout way to get here. For reference, they are maybe a half mile to a mile away from the Military Highway Light Rail Station. Since I generally ride the light rail once a month into downtown Norfolk, I had a different way of getting to this place, as well as the surgery center across the way from this place. The visit here was on April 6, 2026. Getting to the location can be a bit confusing at first just because of the way the road is set up. Once you see the building though, it wasn't too hard to get to it. There was plenty of parking available, including handicap parking on this visit. The reason for this visit was that my mom was referred here by her eye doctor for cataract surgery to see Dr. Scoper. When you first come in, there are two floors, and the one we needed to go to was on the first floor, so that made it easier. Once we came in, they asked us who the patient was and I let them know that and they said to sit down and wait until getting called back up for the check in process. After about 15 minutes, they said her name and that we didn't need to come up as they had everything needed already. We were then given some information and such about cataract surgery while waiting for her to be called back for the first part, which was the testing. This is where it really counted when it comes to the low rating for this review. They did have signs around the waiting area about being short staffed, but it took almost 3 hours to get to the testing portion. During that wait, someone came around with snacks for anyone that wanted them while waiting. That part took about 15 minutes or so, with just her going back there and then came back out to the waiting area. About 10-15 minutes later, we were called to go to the next part of the process. This part of the process included watching a video about the cataract surgery process and such, and then going through the pros, cons, and possible issues with a cataract surgery and the types of surgeries available (there were three types to choose from) with one of the staff members. Due to cost, we went with the least costly option as that was the only type the insurance would cover (Medicare). After all of that was done, there was another waiting period, which took about 30 minutes, until Dr. Scoper was ready to see us about her cataract surgery. He started with a check of the eyes and confirming that cataract surgery would be good for her. He explained the process and how it would go. He told us about the eye drops that would be needed before and after the surgeries, and they have a compounding pharmacy that they use. It would be one that insurance would not cover, but the overall cost was just over $100 for that. This was a great and very informative part of this visit, so this was the best part of it. After that part was completed, we went through the checkout process. This process consisted of scheduling both surgeries and contacting the PCP to schedule a medical clearance ahead of time. The reason for two different dates was one for each eye. The surgeries would be scheduled for May and June respectively at the CVP Surgery Center basically across the street from this location, so the surgery part will be reviewed separately from this one. Overall, the significant waiting process was what kept the review as low as it is. They had signs about being short staffed, but with that being the case, they really shouldn't be scheduling as many appointments with that being the case. You could tell that the front desk staff seemed overwhelmed at times too with so many coming in while we were waiting. Since there aren't many options available in the area, they are still worth looking into. I would call ahead to ask how the wait times would look like and that type of thing so you can be prepared for that on the day of your appointment.