My daughter and I are long-time customers. The doctor and his reception staff are very efficient…read moreand professional. They have accommodated my requests to fill out school forms, fax prescriptions to another doctor while we were on vacation, and provided extra contact lenses when we ran out, with no issues. Will continue going here!!

My wife and I had been looking for an Eyeglass and Optical shop since we were not very happy with…read moredisappointing experiences at our past stores. Upon arriving, we were immediately greeted with a big smile and hello by Cheryl Liberto. A very pleasant, kind and professional. She immediately offered many eyeglass frame and lenses options that fit our needs. Using our vision benefits, she was able to maximize my eyeglass to our budget. We are extremely pleased with her knowledge and compassion for us. He attention to detail proved to be the winning factor. The Optical Shoppe is your place for your eyeglass and contact needs. We fully recommend Cheryl to all others.

Dr. Najarian performed my cataract surgery and I could not be happier with the results. I would…read morelike to thank Dr. Najarian for taking the time to listen to your concerns and for clearly communicating all treatment options. I am happy to report that I chose a monofocal, astigmatism correcting, full focus, multifocal lens implant. I was a little hesitant as this was a new breakthrough treatment at the time, and I am so happy with the results. Following the surgery, this office worked continuously with my optometrist over the entire recovery and post recovery period. They really care about me and my local doctor was surprised by the level of followup. Something. they don't usually see, I guess. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Najarian and his entire staff for all that they have done for me. Getting my vision back and not having to wear glasses, is a true life changer. Thank you Dr. Najarian.

One of the (many) curses of my life has been myopia. As a kid, it led to schoolyard bullies…read morehabitually calling me, "4 Eyes!" and challenging me to fight. I became a youthful "street fighter" (a bad one, let me hasten to add) because I basically had no choice but to fight or get knocked down (or, in my case, to fight and usually get knocked down, although I did win a few). As I got older, I contemplated contact lenses, but this seemed too much like a concession to vanity, as well as necessitating way too much effort and work (another curse in my life has been the curse of laziness, or...to wax Biblical..."sloth"). My optician during those years was Vincent Rizzo in Bernardsville. The last time I went to him was 20 years ago when my birth mother contacted me about meeting for the 1st time. The glasses I had at that point were outdated, unstylish, and...in my nervousness about not wanting to be perceived by the woman who had given me birth as a "dweeb," (vanity belatedly kicking in), I went to Rizzo's and bought myself a pair of glasses with a more modern, up-to-date style. However, I kept the older glasses to use when I was home by myself and watching TV. Well, fast forward...20 years later. Rizzo's in Bernardsville is gone, replaced by a psychic (as an aside, I've always maintained that if a psychic, a massage parlor or a "dollar store" opens in your neighborhood, your neighborhood is well into its swift decline. Just the other night, I had dinner with my oldest friend in Butler at a strip mall restaurant alongside a semi-rural stretch of Rt. 23. As we left, at about 10pm, a massage parlor 2 or 3 stores down was still open for business, it's orange neon light flashing "OPEN." I joked, "You think that's legitimate, or you think you can get a 'Happy Ending' there?" With a straight face, my friend replied, "No, I'm sure it's legitimate. There's always going to be somebody out here in the middle of nowhere who needs that crick in his neck or that pain in the lumbar region massaged out in the middle of the night by an experienced, professional masseuse." Yeah, sure. Anyway...) Recently, being typically careless (another curse in my life; my habitual carelessness), I was clearing out the remains of a lavish Italian meal I had treated myself to and inadvertently threw my spare pair of glasses out with the rest of the garbage (I had been watching TV while I ate and put the glasses down alongside the remnants of my meal when I was finished). Looking for those glasses the next day and realizing that they were gone for good (I wasn't about to go crawling through the dumpster looking for them), I was in a quandary. I do go semi-regularly to an ophthalmologist in South Orange for eye exams, but it has been decades since I've gotten a new pair of glasses (outside of an incipient cataract, my vision hasn't changed much, and the old prescription still works for me). Rizzo's in Bernardsville is long gone. What to do? I still have my primary pair of glasses, but I wanted to have an extra pair around, just in case. I called Gerald York, and they were very friendly and accommodating, answering all my questions. Yes, they could make a pair of glasses based solely on the pair I had now, without an eye examination or a copy of my last, decades-old prescription. So, the following day, I went to the store, which is located in the central (and quaint) shopping area of Basking Ridge. In a few minutes, they had the order in, and the glasses were ready a few days hence. I can't say the price of the glasses was cheap, but it wasn't as much as I thought it might be, and I feel more secure with this pair than I would with a pair from...say...Walmart. Parking in Basking Ridge can be hairy, but Gerald York has convenient parking in the back of the store. I've only had the 1 experience with them and am hoping I won't have need for any other glasses at least into the near future, but based on this 1 experience, I've found that they're friendly, efficient, and provide quick quality service. For your eyeglass needs, I can't think of anyone I could recommend more.

Thank You Gerald York Opticians for your Outstanding Customer Service. You found the exact…read moreEyeglass Frames that I have been looking for. I am very satisfied with the personal care that I received, especially in this time of isolation due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Thank You Linda for everything. Chris-Michael Halston

Made a morning appointment months in advance. Even called a second time to be sure my insurance was…read moreok. I had to take off work for the appointment. I showed up and the office was closed. I stayed a while to see if anyone was running late. Nothing. I even called the answering service and left a message to see if anyone was running late. No calls. No one even called me back later on. I called around lunchtime and got someone who sounded like a young teen. All she squeaked out was "the doctor probably wasn't there yet." Never asked my name. Never apologized. Just "well the doctor must has not been in yet." What kind of unprofessional mess is this place? Needless to say, if the office is run so poorly, I'm not dealing with them.

Enjoyed this eye doctor. I thought that Doctor Hoye was not super talkative, but very courteous and…read moredid a good job with my eye exam. The front staff was very nice. I was in and out with my entire exam very quickly with only 1 person waiting in front of my on a Monday after work. Takes insurance too. Will definitely be back.

Dr. Nagelberg (who happens to be an awesome person, and honest, caring, highly experienced, and…read moredown to earth) along with his entire staff, are top-notch, and very friendly, courteous, professional, personable, accommodating, and highly attentive, to say the least. I cannot imagine why anyone would even think to leave negative feedback for this man and/or his business (perhaps his competition?), but my wife and I have never had a single problem, issue and/or snag with this practice... And we've been going to him, every single year, for the greater part of the past 15+ years! Enthusiastically recommended to all, coming from two fairly picky people (us). 5-stars and A+++++

Dr. Nagelberg is great! He's very personable and thorough. He is open to answering questions. You…read morecan tell he genuinely wants what is in the best interest of his patients.

Have taken both kids there for glasses and contacts, super easy and helpful, friendly. They were…read morevery patient teaching my youngest (11 years old) to use contacts, which we wanted for safety with sports.

This is a new location for Warren Eye Care (yes, the name tells you their previous location)…read more I first became aware of them because I bought Google Glass and they were listed as one of the few places that would fill a prescription to fit their lenses. After one visit, I moved myself and my family from another local business to this place for all of our eyecare and glasses needs. The owner Michael Kim is a pleasure to deal with, he is warm, friendly, respectful and has a great sense of humor and best of all, he really knows his business. He has a few different eye doctors that are there at different days of the week and it isn't difficult to get an appointment. His shop is always spotless, I honestly wish that most restaurants had a public bathroom as clean as his. Michael is one of those business professionals that I trust completely. He is quick to tell me that I really should spend a few extra dollars to get something that will make me happy and just as quick to tell me that my prescription hasn't changed much and I probably can wait a bit longer for new glasses and save some money. His wife Gina is a lovely woman and very friendly and the eye doctors he has working for him are both great. The shop is large, clean and has a very nice selection and Michael is a master of his trade, when he takes measurements and mounts your lenses in the frames you pick, the work is perfect and he treats you as if you're his only customer and wants to make a great impression. When we visit, I bring my wife and daughter and are usually there for a while picking out frames and seeing the optometrist and I see how happy his customers are when dealing with this business. TLTR - I went here with reservations as I already had a place and felt bad about going to another business, but the care and service here is unparalleled! They easily made me and my family customers for life.

I love this place…read more The staff are always friendly and helpful. They have a great selection that covers most of what any homeowner needs for there home. Definitely go here before taking the trip to a big box store.

It's my go to place for hardware...but yesterday I was assaulted by an aggressive dog inside the…read morestore while its owner was at the counter. Came at me as I entered the store, yanking on the leash , barking and showing teeth. Good grief. Only service animals please.

Everything. They (try) to Balance bill Medicare. Highly illegal. Shitty scheduler . Billing person…read morerude . Dont bother going to then

Two weeks ago, my elderly mother went to her scheduled 5:15 pm appointment with Dr. Nagelberg…read more Upon check in, she was told that a new policy was in place where she'd be charged an "after hours fee" of $34 for scheduling an appointment after 4 pm, despite the office maintaining business hours until 7 pm. No advanced notice of the fee was provided when scheduling this appointment, and there was no signage indicating a change in policy. Additionally, after asking to speak with the Office Manager about the change more than two weeks ago, my mother hasn't received a call back despite placing three follow up calls. Dr. Nagelberg personally waived this fee for my mother's co-worker. As someone who works in healthcare administration, it's clear that this practice is both unprofessional and a thinly veiled revenue-boosting scheme.

The best service and knowledgable staff. A neighborhood pharmacy which offers a lot of great…read moreproducts. We get our compounded drugs there as well as ice cream, reading glasses and nutrition advise Highly Recommended!

Sadly, Far Hills Pharmacy appears to be closed for good. I found out about it in a local…read morenewsletter. If you look on-line, it says they're "temporarily closed." Unfortunately, my instincts are that that "temporarily" is destined to stretch on into "eternity." I can't say I've had a whole lot of experience with this place, but it's the epitome of an old-fashioned, small-town pharmacy, and the fact that it's gone is not good. As I've mentioned, the 1st time I came here was with my old friend for a milkshake, and I remember it being a damn good one. The next time was a year or 2 ago. My nose was running like a sieve, and I just felt crummy. This usually happens at least once every winter, and my usual remedy was Day-quil and Ny-quil. After a few days, they tended to work, but I was always left with a splitting headache, and it always took a few days before I was cured. Fed up, I decided to come to Far Hills for new medication, and the pharmacist was very helpful, much more so than in large chains like Walgreens or CVS. He asked me a few questions about my overall health, then recommended Coricidin "Cold & Flu" pills, plus a supplement designed to boost my immune system. The price was very reasonable. He cautioned that it might make me sleepy. I went home, took the pills as directed, and the next day I was vastly improved. I returned again sometime later for a milkshake and learned that they didn't make them anymore. Sad, but I got an ominous feeling from that. My last visit was a few weeks ago. There was no one at the front counter, and the 2 men working were on the phones, having in-depth conversations about the perilous state of the pharmacy's finances. The pharmacist was polite, apologized to me for the long wait, and rang me up without further distractions, but that ominous feeling had become a commanding sense of dark foreboding that the pharmacy was not long for the world. It's really too bad. I hate to see small, independent businesses fail, whether they're bookstores or pharmacies. Not too long after that last visit, I went to my local Walgreen's to pick up my prescription headache medication (yeah, I feel guilty about it, but I've been coming here for decades and only became aware of the Far Hills Pharmacy during the past few years) and couldn't help but reflect on the differences. Walgreens was larger, had more aisles, was more densely stocked with everything from Unisom pills to cough syrup to paper towels to vaccinations. But I for one will miss the homey, hands-on touch of the Far Hills Pharmacy, despite my limited experiences with it. I don't know how long they were in business, but it just feels very sad. Another independent bites the dust. Not good.

This office has random office hours and is TERRIBLE at returning phone calls. I have left many (at…read moreleast 5) messages and NEVER receive a return phone call. It is a black hole! It should never be this hard to get my contact lens prescription! I'm sorry I ever went here in the first place....do not go here. You will be frustrated, discouraged and angry. So not worth it. I'd have been better off literally anywhere else.

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