I've had two wonderful experiences with this business. The first one was ordering a pair of glasses…read morein early 2024; the latest one was ordering a pair of glasses today, a year after after a severe "ischemic" event that damaged my optic nerve. I arrived at the store today with two very different eyeglass prescriptions (I had had to change ophthalmologists, and had therefore received a second prescription) , so I asked to undergo an eye exam at the store to reconcile the two. The optometrist who did the exam was kind, highly knowledgeable, and extremely thorough. The assistance with choosing eyeglass frames afterward was also patient and kind, with zero pressure to choose something more expensive. This place is the real deal.

Literally the best eye exam and glasses purchasing experience I've ever had. I had a terrible…read moreexperience with another local eye doctor's office, on a whim I came here to see if they had any openings. I got lucky because there was a cancellation and I was able to be seen the same day. The staff took the time to explain in detail what my benefits were and what was covered. The exam was thorough (refraction, dilation, glaucoma testing, etc.). The optician who helped me pick out my glasses was helpful and provided useful feedback and suggestions. Overall a really positive experience!

I've been to this place for about 10 years now and I usually get a new pair of glasses every other…read moreyear. Michael, the owner of this store, is one of the nicest people you'll ever meet. This review might be inevitably a little bias since Michael is a family friend. Tucked inside a small store front, Mandarin Optical has a wide selection of frames (even Japanese ones). Their prices are reasonable and they always do a good job with my glasses. They do let you come back to get your glasses fixed (minor stuff) for free like getting a new screw or tightening the glasses, etc. Speaks Mandarin, Cantonese and English. Takes credit card and some insurance plans.

I've been coming here since I was a kid, about 3 years old. The owner of the store, Michael is…read moreextremely kind and patient with his customers. There is a pretty good variety of frames to purchase here, all reasonably priced. If you don't want frames from this place, that's fine too, you can bring in your own frames and Michael will have no problem getting lenses with the right prescription. And there isn't a long wait to come pick up your glasses either, most of the time I can come back the next day and he'll already have my glasses ready, and makes sure they fit and are comfortable to wear.

I went here to do my Eye Vision Exam to renew my license. Now only were they the cheapest option…read more($25) from all the locations me and my girlfriend called, but their service was impressively fast. They were overall extremely polite and efficient. I expected it to take at least twice as long as it did.

Excellent service. Karen C. is a great salesperson--warm and very patient. Thank you very much.read more

TL; DR: the staff here weren't rude, but were really ignorant about how my benefits worked, said…read morethat my insurance company was lying about what my benefits actually were, attempted to bill the wrong insurance (medical, not vision), and insisted that dilation is not part of a routine eye exam. I didn't actually have an eye exam here because the staff did not know how to process my insurance which was a waste of everyone's time. Really disappointed all around. I was able to schedule an appointment over the phone a few days ahead of time which was great. I provided my insurance information. I asked them to confirm that tinted lenses were covered by my plan, the person I made the appointment with said it's not covered. I checked with my insurance and it is covered. No big deal, I can sort that out when I get there. I went to my appointment. (I didn't get a reminder call, they said I would.) They said that the exam was just for refraction, I said no, I need dilation, too, because I have high myopia. The person behind the counter said that dilation is not covered by my vision insurance (Davis) as part of a routine exam. I pulled up the plan description and showed her that it was in fact covered when deemed medically necessary. Given my history, it is *always* medically necessary and literally every eye exam that I've had, even with an optometrist, comes with dilation and not just refraction. I showed them the summary plan description, they refused to accept what it said. They said that insurance companies say one thing to patients and then refuse to pay providers and don't always give patients the right information. (I don't disagree that someone on the phone can give you the wrong information, but I literally had the written documents saying that this was covered.) They showed me in their system that routine eye exams are covered, but they said that, in their office, routine eye exams *do not* include dilation. **They insisted that if I wanted dilation with my exam that I would have to provide them with my medical insurance information. I was not having a medical issue with my eyes, I needed to get a new prescription and a routine, annual check up. This is not covered by medical insurance!** They offered to contact Davis Vision and said that the wait time would be over an hour to speak with a rep from the insurance company. They offered to keep the appointment and only do refraction, not dilation, unless I provided them with my medical (not vision) insurance information, since they wouldn't be able to confirm that dilation was covered by the vision insurance. I said I'd wait for them to confirm that dilation was included, they said they'd contact me later in the day to let me know. I never heard from them. I declined the partial exam and left.

Today is June 26. Today I went to my primary care doctor and had a vision test. Turns out by vision…read moreis 20/40. Their Ozone Park office tried to tell me my vision was 125 125. Yes, that's right you scammer they are liars. And I almost got glasses from them, but they would not add to my prescription benefits, which include tinting good thing I did not allow them to do my glasses which I don't even need. You low life scammers people do not go there and if you do get a second opinion, I said what I said.

I have been a "MyEyeDr." customer for years, across state lines- from Florida to here. I was a…read morelifelong customer, but this location has changed my mind. They have misordered my glasses, messed up my orders, and treated me poorly two years now. I am now without glasses because I have placed an order with this location three separate times for new lenses and they repeatedly have "forgotten" my order. I have had no glasses since September 2025- it's now January 2026. I give up- I will be shopping elsewhere and I recommend you do too. They act like subpar bartenders while they work in healthcare. I'm super disappointed. I will be shopping elsewhere after 10 years with MyEyeDr.

This place was better before they rebranded as MyEyeDr. Have brought in frames for an adjustment…read moreand when they are returned, the AR or UV coating is suddenly crazing (lots of micro fractures). I don't know if it's the cleaner they use or something in the process for an adjustment, but considering that this has happened on two pairs I bought from here, I won't be buying nor getting adjustments at this location again. Of course, because of the crazing I need to replace both sets of glasses. (I've gotten glasses with these type of coatings on lenses for over a decade, had adjustments done before on previous frames, and only from here since the rebrand have I encountered this issue.)

The doctor is wonderful and some of the sales staff are kind and anxious to help…read more There were readily available appointments also to see the doctor within 48 hours.

My experience with Cohen's Fashion Optical in Jackson Heights, Queens, has significantly changed…read moreover the years, particularly with the shift in staff and focus. Previously, the customer service prioritized patient care and eye health, but now the emphasis seems to be on financial gain rather than customer satisfaction. I initially visited the location under the care of Dr. Kim, and later transitioned to Dr. Martinez. Recently, I scheduled an appointment to get contact lenses. I used my insurance coverage and still had to pay out-of-pocket for a six-month supply of contacts, which led me to sign up for Cohen's in-store credit card. I was given a trial supply for a week; however, by the second day, I experienced discomfort and headaches from the lenses. When I returned to inform the staff, I was told to wait until my full order arrived. During this waiting period, I requested a copy of my prescription to purchase glasses elsewhere. The staff hesitated to provide it, which is concerning as withholding a prescription from a patient is against the law. After insisting, I was finally given my prescription and ordered glasses from an external retailer. Ironically, my glasses arrived before the contact lenses I had initially ordered from Cohen's. When my contacts finally arrived, Dr. Martinez advised the staff to order three different brands for me to try. However, a month passed without any updates, despite the fact that I had already begun making payments for items I did not even have. Upon following up, I was told to continue making the payments. After an additional week and a half, I returned only to find out that my trial lenses had been sitting there without any notification to me. After trying the three different brands, I found that the most comfortable pair was actually cheaper than my original order. However, Cohen's attempted to charge me $50 more than the market price. Prior to this, I had researched the brand and its market value, confirming the overcharge. This experience highlights the lack of communication within this particular branch and reinforces the perception that their primary focus is profit rather than patient care. The shift in priorities at Cohen's Fashion Optical - Jackson Heights is evident in their reluctance to provide basic information, failure to communicate with patients in a timely manner, and questionable pricing practices. While I have been a long-time customer, this experience has left me reconsidering whether I will continue to seek services at this location. For those in search of reliable and patient-centered optical care, I would recommend exploring other options before committing to Cohen's Fashion Optical. "This company lacks a genuine mission or core values. Their responses to reviews are generic and insincere, showing little interest in real customer feedback. It feels like they care more about appearances than actually addressing concerns."

Very slow service. Took almost 3 weeks to get a pair of glasses with the impression of them telling…read moreme I'd receive them within the first week on Friday.

The front desk staff and the doctor doing the eye exams are all very kind and professional…read more Having an issue with the product/service (needed an adjustment after picking up my new glasses), which can always happen, and receiving such an upfront response surely helps reinforce the client-business relationship. This is a very good business, and highly recommend it.

The doctor is knowledgeable and friendly. I highly recommend this place. Please visit their 68th…read moreStreet location.

So glad I found Dr. Mary and Al! I have been going here for the past 4 years after having a…read morenot-great experience with Warby Parker. I wanted to find a place that would take the time and care to get to know me and my eyes, and I found that at Eyespecs Vision Care, which is family-owned. Dr. Mary is very thorough with her eye exams and offers great advice and options, and Al is always there with a smile and patiently answers my insurance questions. I always order my contact lenses and glasses through them, and they also have a very fashionable selection of frames in both of their locations. Super responsive and communicative, as well as very nice people, I can't recommend this place enough.

Fast service Great doctor and staff…read more Came earlier for an appointment with the wife but they still took care of us. Not sure on the glass prices since i havent purchased any in a very long time; however, wife said its fair.

Very nice Doctor. I actually think she is very good…read more However this business does not seem to respect 32BJ's insurance. I have been here twice over the course of 7 years and both times there was an issue with my insurance that required me to pay out of pocket. If you have 32BJ or possibly any other union insurance, I would avoid this business. If you need glasses and don't care what you pay. You've found a good Doctor.

I picked out a new pair of spectacles thanks to a groupon invite from our very own, very charming…read moreJudy K. (Hi Judy K. with concert-wave, and wagging tongue; I was in your hood last week girl). One day, out of the blue, she threw this little hot potato at me... "Tony, get this groupon deal: $50 for $200!" That was 6 months ago. I'm not always fast, but infrequently stupid. I arrived on the coupon's expiration day last weekend, hehe, better late than never, right? I walked in, and was greeted by the manager. I decided to be funny. As I walked in, I handed him this paper and I asked him sarcastically, "Do you like Groupons?" He said... "What took you so long!, over 300 people grabbed this deal already. They picked out all the best frames!" Shit! My sarcasm backfired! At this point, I felt like I drank spoiled chocolate milk!, like I ate soggy cereal, or bought an expired lottery ticket. However, with an unrelenting nature, and a Massive $150 Groupon Credit, I asked him about his price range. Here's how that conversation went.. - Tony: "Which ones are the cheapest ones?" - Mgmt: "They're color coded, the red ones are $.., the yellow ones are $.., and you shouldn't ask about all those fashionable unmarked ones over there..." I walked in knowing what shape and color of frame I wanted; I was ready to walk out too. And?, on top of the groupon deal, I have a generous work vision plan to cover my frivolous expenditures ;-) I sniffed & scoured the lands, and I finally found my little ladybug. She's clean, crisp, tight around the hedges, and she's sculpted with an upward tick! She's amazing.., After I took off the demo glasses, I said. "Polarize it, and make it scratchproof for me (the works!), I'll pick it up whenever it's ready, no rush." I popped in a week later, picked up the live version, slipped it on my face, looked in the mirror, and looked outside to polarize it. I can see now!, and I look incredible! Why? Its the glasses; she's dangerous, this one here! Like the pet venus fly trap I had (which I fed white castle burgers), or... like when they talk, about how Jordan scored all those points, and won all those consecutive championships..., Why? "Its the shoes!" I ran outside to play. I ran towards the sun to show off my newly polarized spectacles. I ran into burger king for a bag of their new thick cut fries, which, by the way, are phenomenal. And then.., I ran back 3 hours later after I realized that the glasses didn't sit straight. They were crooked! I looked closer, and saw that dreaded sticker, yes that one, Made in China. Argh!!! ..with much sadness. i discovered that it wasn't.., it wasn't the glasses.., or the country china, it's my face. my face is crooked. Shit! .... (brief moment of silence) surprisingly, he took it a lot harder than I did. Hearing him try to console me about my offset nose-bridge sounded like a doctor telling a patient about an in-operable tumor. I ended up having to console him, "It's okay (pat on his back), nobody's perfect." After much consoling, a box of kleenex, and a bit of nip 'n tuck with the glasses, I left looking as clean and fit as ever.

I've been a yelp member for quite some time and I've never written a review but I felt like it was…read moremy duty to do so for this place... BF bought a groupon($50 for $200 credit on glasses woot woot!) After his glasses broke(he has really luck with glasses) he decided it was finally time to pull out that groupon and put it to good use. THE SERVICE was IMPECCABLE. The owner was super nice. He happily took the groupon and started helping him search for the perfect pair of glasses. BF gets a little picky when it comes to his glasses and literally tried every black pair of glasses the store had to offer. The owner noticed that the BF was still hesitant about the glasses shown and offered to call another location to check if they had what he wanted(Ray Bans). Unfortunately, they didn't but it was very nice that he tried considering he is making very little profit from us. Finally, BF decided on his pair and got anti-glare on it as well. Price of glasses with anti-glare $240-$200 groupon =$40! Thanks groupon!