I gave this place two stars because the eye doctor that I saw was really nice, and the receptionist…read moreman was also nice. That is until I told him that my glasses prescription was wrong. He then started arguing with me that I wouldn't be able to tell, as though I haven't been wearing these glasses for 25 years. I came to Inver Grove because Target gave me the wrong prescription the year before. I could see things, but they were much to strong. When I kept arguing with the man at Inver Grove Family Eye Clinic that I was sure these were not the correct lenses (one is stronger and one is weaker) he went out of the room for about 10 minutes, then asked me to come into the exam room with him (he is NOT an optometrist) he had me look at the letters on the wall and asked me to read them. I read them because I can see them because one of my lenses is too strong, and he said, "See, as long as you can see 20-20 that means that you have the right prescription." Anyone who wears glasses knows this is not true. And the whole reason I came there was because my previous prescription was TOO STRONG! In fact my doctor TOLD ME that is was much too strong! I proceeded to try to convince him for awhile longer but he brushed me off and would not reschedule an appointment. I could have kept bothering them, but it seemed futile for me. So they get one star because I did not keep trying, and one star because they were nice in the beginning. Hope this helps...don't let that guy bully you like I did!

Overall, they provided me with particularly bad service--especially the man who worked at the front…read moredesk. The eye doctor gave me two eye exams, because after the first exam, I was still experiencing vision problems, and as a result, returned about a month later for a second exam. This time, he told me I needed bifocals-- according to him, that would fix all my problems... which he concluded after an exam that lasted about 60 to 90 seconds, and involved only one test. He held two plastic lenses over my eyes, and asked, "is that better?" I hesitated for a moment, but eventually responded yes. However, the test he did involved me looking through the lenses at a line of letters on a piece of paper that was sitting on my lap, which was a questionable test at best, because I told him that I was having trouble seeing things clearly, when they're close to my eyes (like a foot away or less)-- for example: the text and numbers on my cell phone; by contrast, the sheet with the line of letters, was about 2 feet away from my eyes... so it didn't really strike me as a good test to diagnose my problem. After this seemingly rushed test of his, he said, "you need bifocals." I felt not totally convinced, but ultimately, I thought, "well-- he's the doctor I guess... he probably knows what's best." When the bifocals were ready for pick up and I tried them on for the first time, I became frustrated and disappointed because they made no difference whatsoever. I still had serious trouble seeing things clearly up close. On top of that, my insurance wouldn't cover them, which I was never warned about in advance by the provider. They ended up costing me $452.88. And worst of all, after I submitted an appeal to the insurance company, Ucare, to reconsider their denial, the man at the front desk, gave me only about half of the information needed, and refused to do the necessary work - which by the way, wasn't much - to figure out the remaining information Ucare needed. When I sent them what he did give me, they responded by saying it wasn't adequate to reconsider my situation. So I returned to him, and when I told him the original form he gave was rejected, he got uppity with me, and said that the info he gave them the first time is all they should need to process the appeal. He refused to find out more and give me all of the requested information. He honestly said, "I'm not doing that! That's stupid." There was no one in the store waiting in line to see him, he wasn't doing anything when I came in, and I read online, that eye care professionals are legally obligated to give the info Ucare asks for, if requested by a patient or customer. My overall rating of Inver Grove Heights Family Eye Clinic? One star out of five. The only reason they get even one star, is that the primary optometrist, during my first eye exam, discovered a blister in the bottom right-hand corner of my eye, which required laser surgery from a retina specialist to fix. So for that, I give genuine thanks. But regarding everything else? Just awful.

I had a fantastic experience here. Great selection of frames to browse that will practically leap…read moreoff the shelves right into your face. Choices include all the highly recognizable brands you'd expect, but also more niche, exciting designer eyewear. But all the best frames Izzie picked for me. She helped me find a pile of glasses we liked, that fit my pace perfectly ... then she helped me narrow them down using the "glasses wars" method. Frames can be a little expensive here but maybe your insurance or health savings account will help you out a bit? I came away with an order for two pairs by some independent Dutch designer "Roger," but maybe best was jus to have some laughs just trying on different frames

I was introduced to the Spectacle Shoppe years ago and love their wide variety of glasses, from…read morevintage or conservative to colorful and funky! The staff is dedicated to finding the perfect fit and style for every customer. I get compliments all the time on my eyewear from the Spectacle Shoppe.

I never knew or received an estimate for the cost of the 2 pairs of glasses until I was called to…read morepick them up. Shocking!!! Never in my life would I have agreed to pay that much! More than $1800.00!!! Highway robbery!

I've been going to Bieter Eye care for many years. I've always experienced the most professionalism…read moreof all staff and especially Doctor Jeff Bieter spends a lot of time with me and always answers all my questions. They are equipped with the latest and highest technical equipment which can monitor total eye health conditions.

Reviewing purely from a donating lens and Savers makes it easy. I've started choosing Savers over…read moreGoodwill because the process is much quicker and more seamless. The staff are consistently friendly, welcoming, and always go above and beyond to offer a helping hand. It's very kind and makes me want to keep returning for my donation needs. I haven't taken a look inside just yet (I'm trying not to bring stuff home hence the donations), but by judging how packed the parking lot is each time I'm near, there must be some really good finds here. I'm adding to my list to check it out.

the vibes at this location ain't it. crammed and dirty. staff at self checkout weren't the…read morefriendliest sounded very annoyed.

I called Eyes All Over while shopping for a comprehensive and contact lens exam. Bailey was highly…read moreknowledgeable and asked great questions to glean details to preemptively present information useful to my particular situation. The parking lot is small, with six spots shared between the street-facing optometry office and an interactive media studio behind it. I was greeted by both Bailey and the sunny Teri upon walking in. Soon as I was done with the paperwork, Bailey had a machine quickly measure my eyes for basic numbers to hand off to the optometrist (no puff of air involved, in case that bothers anyone), and I was ushered to the office to meet Dr. Matthew Anderson. Matt is a rather quiet individual - going expect overt humor or any chit-chat. That said, he was professional and thorough, whether in checking my eyesight, fitting me for contact lenses, or rechecking the fitting after I'd put on a trial pair. Eyes All Over typically gives over a week's worth of daily contact lenses for a trial run, and Matthew makes a point of guiding clients towards economical lens choices that offer enough support for their eyes without wallet overkill. Optometrists often have a refitting policy in event a prescription doesn't feel quite right, and Matthew's refitting policy extends 60 days from the examination. Overall, a good experience. I'll be back in a week to pick up the trial contact lens sets on order for me. Meanwhile, I have the remaining pairs the office had on hand to try out.

Hey did you notice the picture of the lady on the Eyes All Over Yelp page?…read moreWhen my wife needed to get new glasses, moving more and more to the small business and local companies, I did some Yelpsearch. There were a few different options but Eyes All Over kind of jumped out at me. First for their excellent reviews and second for that picture of the lady. Even though they did not have a lot of reviews we thought this would be our kind of place. I called to verify if we needed an appointment or not and was told if we had a prescription within the last year that we did not need an appointment. My wife did have a recent prescription so we stopped in on a Saturday morning. Eyes All Over is conveniently located on 7th St just outside of St Paul. We were promptly greeted by Teri when we walked in. Since we had our prescription it was just a matter of my wife finding some frames. Now something you need to know about my wife. If she were to go to the grocery store for a bag of chips, and there were only 2 bags of chips left in the whole store, it would probably take her an hour to decide. Yes she is very indecisive. Teri was kind enough to blink the lights in the store to let us know they were closing. I am just kidding. Terri come over to offer her opinion and help. With her assistance and knowledge we were able to select a frame. Teri then guided us through the lens process explaining our options and insurance throughout. Less than a week later our glasses were ready to pick up. Very pleased with our experience and excellent customer service. We did get a good deal on our frames however our overall cost was more than we paid when we last got glasses. That could be attributed to a number of different reasons. Either way we enjoyed our experience and will definitely return next time we need glasses which may be for me next time.

Employees at this location are helpful and knowledgeable. The selection of plants is top notch. The…read morepharmacy also does a nice job! Thank you Woodbury Costco!!

Purchased gas before attempting to go in the store. I lost my costco card. Walked back to pumps…read more Thankfully someone turned it in. The store seems smaller than Burnsville Costco. It wasn't overly busy either. My score of the day was 50# bag of sidewalk salt for 97 cents. I put 2 in the cart. Not really needed until next year, but I have a garage. Found springtime jingle jangle snack mix, sweet and salty snack mix and Kirkland benadryl for 4.99. I stop at my company office in Woodbury about once a month. With 94 East open again, it's easy to get to.

I recently switched to Steel Optical. Dr. Miyoshi was friendly, down to earth and gave me helpful…read moresuggestions to some issues I was having with my eyes. I'm definitely staying with Steel Optical and recommend him and his practice if you're looking for a new eye care provider.

This was my first time using Steel Optical. I found Dr. Miyoshi to be professional and fun. He…read moreexplained what he was doing and ask my permission which made me feel respected. His staff was helpful and professional as well. I recommend his services.

Love this place. Costs a bit more for me out of pocket but totally worth it. Ever person I've seen…read morehas been fantastic, don't try to upsell, and try to help get u any discounts available to you. Also a very streamline process to set teens up with contacts. Love the front desk staff (especially Michelle) and can pay extra not to get the eye dilation. Wouldnt go anywhere else!

I first walked in last Friday thinking that possibly they would be able to do a walk-in, but they…read moredon't do that. So I looked over their glasses selection found a pair I liked and then put in my information and got an appointment scheduled. Today when I walked in, everything was easy and went very well. I'm a type two diabetic and they were able to help check me for eye issues for that. I think the whole situation probably only took about 45 minutes. The only thing I can say bad about them is that the intake form that I filled out online wasn't necessarily working well when it came to taking my insurance card. But other than that, the staff was wonderful and the whole overall look of the office was nice and immaculate.

I have visited the Apple Valley Target location off of Cedar for the second time and I absolutely…read morelove the staff - especially Tammy who helps with the payment and eyeglass + contacts fittings. She's so great, super friendly and really honest about what looks good on your face according to face type. My husband came with me this last time and even though he wasn't getting a check up, she was still attentive and explanatory to him on the importance of getting eye checkups even if you don't have glasses. Tammy also did as best as she could to save me the most money with discounts and rebates. I will continue to go here because I feel valued as a customer, and I enjoy the staff who go above and beyond. Thank you!

From the owner: Optimal Eye Care is the local eye doctor to see for all of your Optometry needs in Apple Valley,…read moreMN. From contact lens examinations to contact lens fittings to general eye care, Optimal Eye Care will help diagnose, treat, and assess your overall health--and how it affects your eyes. Busy? We offer online, walk-in, and same day exams to fit your schedule. Optimal Eye Care also accepts many insurance carriers and discount plans. Come visit our office at 15150 Cedar Ave South and schedule an eye exam today!