As a lifelong wearer of glasses, I have lived through many trends. Growing up in the 80's, wearing…read moreglasses was considered dorky. I am pleased to have been around long enough for eyewear to now be a personality extension and accessory additive! Globe Design & Vision is a wonderful, locally owned and operated shop that has understood the assignment! Hannah helped me find a wonderfully unique statement pair to add to my collection. Friendly, quirky, awesome. I'm here for all of it!

I think I lost my over 10 years old glasses so this prompted the need to get new ones. My sisters…read morehave come here but I hadn't had the chance until I moved here. It's such a fun and welcoming place. You can spend hours browsing and trying on frames. They have so many options of brands from all over the world, thus the namesake. Nancy was helping me pull a few pairs and then Bob really just went above and beyond with the custom rim color on the lenses to match my frame. He had them set it in the middle more to help hide the thickness as I have a very high prescription. He took the extra time to adjust the nose pads so that my lashes would also not hit the lenses but also be comfortable over the nonexistent bridge of my nose. I can't imagine getting this type of service anywhere else. It took a little longer to get but worth the wait. The prices are going to be high, but that is going to be the case with a unique product and level of service. I wore my glasses during the day just because I loved them so much. I never do that unless I have itchy eyes with allergies or up late at night do I wear my glasses, so that's saying a lot about how I feel about these stunners. They are a little fun and whimsical but yet classic and feels like it just fits my personality. Now this pair of glasses I would be so sad if I lost! Get your prescription and get your glasses here.

Wonderful staff - helpful and kind. Dr. Mulder DeJonge take time and really cares about her…read morepatients.

Had such a great experience here. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly and Dr. Mulder was…read moresuch a delight to work with. She took the time to explain things and understand my needs. I'll definitely be a regular here!

Hannah was very helpful & friendly. She understood my concerns. The staff is nice. They do accept…read moreStraight Medicaid if someone is looking who has this insurance.

From the owner: Comprehensive Eye Exams, Diabetic Exams, Contact Lens Exams, Ocular Disease Management, Pediatric…read moreExams, Medical Eye Exams, Glasses Adjustments, Repairs, Frame Styling.

They don't care about their employees at all. They would rather have you throwing up on the job…read morethan staying home to actually get better. They say they are a family but talk behind your back. High turnaround rate-I wonder why. Stay away and do not work here.

Great until they went woke. Doctor very cool and condescending to me because I didn't like their…read moreprofile form

My family has frequented Harbor View Eye Care for over 15 years for eye exams, contacts, glasses,…read moreand high-end Maui Jim sunglasses. Upon my recent visit to my hometown, Dr. Meengs gave me an 8:30 am, fast exam, fitted me for contacts, and explained everything in a friendly manner (5 Stars to that man, he is awesome!) But then I went to the front desk and the customer service took a verticle nosedive into Hell. An older man by the name of Brian took my paperwork. After Meengs returned to his office, Brian gestured toward a display and shortly said, "You need glasses. Pick something." I finished about, found some frames, and asked for lenses slightly weaker than my full-power prescription because I've struggled with migraines in the past. Brian simply said, "No." I pointed out that Meengs had agreed to do so. But Brain looked at my paperwork and said, "Only for your contacts. And I wouldn't have agreed to that. You should be wearing your full prescription." At this point, I thought I was speaking to a senior optometrist. After all, he had just voiced disagreement with Meengs' prescription. Sensing I would get nowhere, I asked for my written prescription so I could excuse myself. He gave me a paper for full strength glasses, which I hadn't even tried. Then he refused to give me a paper for the weaker contacts that I was actually wearing at that moment! Flabbergasted, I left, feeling as though I had wasted my time and money. Over the next week, Brian called me several times. He kept telling me, I needed to pay for glasses so that he could order them. Consistently, I asked for the slightly weaker lenses, the same strength as my contacts. Repeatedly, he dismissed anything I had to say and stubbornly told me, "No," and, "That's not legal," and "I won't change your prescription." Given how forceful and finite he spoke, I began to think that perhaps he was a new owner... I did not want to deal with such a pushy and unfriendly individual. Except he had sent in my Maui Jims to be fixed; I had to go back to pick them up! On the morning of my flight, I went to get my sunglasses. Although I approached him as friendly as possible, Brian was short with me. He overcharged me for the service of sending in my sunglasses. I asked for an itemized receipt, which he spent 5 minutes doctoring. I did not want to go around with him over $50. Except this time, my retired businessman-father was with me and he wasn't having it. Brian refused to go over the receipt. He REFUSED to give my father a PEN, (seriously!) He told us, "[we] should just leave," because he did not care what we had to say about how he treats his customers, "[he] was there to make money," and we weren't buying contacts or glasses. In the end, I went elsewhere to an ophthalmologist, and without issue, got what I needed. Both the ophthalmologist and an optometrist agreed, there is nothing illegal, nor liable, about selling weaker lens than a prescription, one simply won't have the best vision possible. 20/15 vision isn't worth migraines, not even 20/20 imo. So what's the best part of this customer's nightmare??? Brian is an OFFICE MANAGER!!! This stubborn, inhospitable man who voiced disagreement over my exam and my prescription is NOT an optometrist! Harbor View Eye Care is a nice store with a great location and an awesome optometrist, (Meengs.) BUT the 'non-owner office manager' is a grade-A.rrogant sob who has no business calling the shots on anyone's prescription, let along giving any type of medical advice. He should have referred to the DOCTOR who was literally down the hall or asked for additional paperwork if he felt anyway liable for filling a customer's request. Get this powertrip away from people or at least some hospitality classes!

So pleasantly surprised to see how wonderful the entire staff was! From setting my appointment…read morewith Amber, to the final goodbye. I have never felt so welcomed by any other eye care company. Thank you, Harbor View Eye Care, it felt like the most normal experience in 2+ years. That means everything in this crazy environment! Awesome experience!

The staff is extremely helpful and kind. The doctor is knowledgeable and talks you through…read moreeverything.

we went in for an adjustment on some glasses and Domink did a great job! they are perfect and he…read morewas very kind and professional.

Avoid this store. First, over the phone they said my insurance would cover 100% of exam, $200…read moretoward frames. After the exam, at home, I noticed the receipt had no detail. When i called to ask for the details - how much for lenses and the frames - they first said they don't know. When I said to cancel the order - only then did they give me the detail. When I asked for it in writing, they seemed confused. When I said I thought it was creepy to withhold info and to cancel, they stalled then said too late to cancel. Bottomline, this business lacks transparency- never a good sign. Don't make my mistake - I can't get my money back.

I began seeing Peggy and Tim years ago and I wouldn't go anywhere else. I am very impressed by the…read moreoptometrist that works with them. Their attention to the customer is unmatched by other optical stores and they really work to make it right.

*200th review* I was…read morereferred to Dr. Flood's a few years ago and since then have referred my husband as well, so they must be doing something right! Unlike some other places, my appointments here always start promptly. Dr. Byers is very thorough and takes his time with every patient, which we all truly appreciate. The optician was very friendly and her enthusiasm made purchasing glasses even kind of fun! Contacts I bought last year here were pricier than another place I used previously, but I'm happy to support such great local businesses. Price-matching would definitely be a bonus!

While I did not have an appointment, Dr. Floods team saved me on my vacation. I unbelievably forgot…read moremy contact lenses while visiting my parents from out of town. I visited two other locations before Dr Floods to see if they could help me out in a pitch. The first two said they could not assist, but Dr. Floods team saved the day in providing me lenses while I am on vacation. Thank you for your great service!

Great people and a very thorough exam…read more Eye doctors I've seen in Holland left me waiting in the exam room then raced in and raced out again. Dr. Annis took his time and made sure any questions I had were answered. I have no reason to go anywhere else.

Dr. Annis is truly a good optometrist. However, if you want frames and lenses, the "optician" isn't…read morethe best - if she really is one. She's no expert on how to assess what frames are best for you and the selection is limited. If they don't have the color you want, she shows you what they can order from her I-pad. They had a style that I thought I wanted. I was wrong on that. Also, the only color (of 3) available on the rack had really dark frames - they were navy. Later, I found out that all three of the colors available had really dark frames. I couldn't tell by looking at a partial view on her I-pad. Furthermore, she informed me that the plastic frames I liked would fit my large (broken from falling on it in childhood) or wide bridge. Well, they didn't. My bad, had I known. I found plastic frames at Walmart that actually DID fit my wide bridge. Either way, I was wrong about the plastic - I had metal for YEARS; put off getting new glasses far too long, and like a babe in the woods I didn't really know what would work. I have them and realized eye pads would be better. However, when I went back and found the exact frames that I wanted (again, not the color I wanted - I had to see the color I wanted on the little I-pad in a close-up partial view) I was quite pleased; I picked these out myself, ignoring her selections. The color they did have in stock was a metal frame and vivid enough for me to know that any color, shape, and size would be fine in that frame and also much more comfortable. I told her I was sure on those (since I picked them out myself, knowing this second time how much her "expertise" was lacking). Then, she told me, "fine, but you'll have to wait until this color frame arrives here before WE can put lenses into them." I told her that I was sure that they would work and to go ahead with the lenses. She refused and said, "Oh, no" I'd have to see the color first and then wait another week (two weeks total). After all, it was my fault that the color wasn't there (supposed to be some rose swirl color - no matter - all 3 colors had the same DARK frames) and that they were the wrong size for my wide nose. Of course, she reminded me that I was the one who wanted plastic frames. OK, sure, I thought I did and I was wrong. Who is he "expert" here? For the $$ I was laying down, I'd expect an expert. Finally, knowing how inexperienced she truly was, I just told them to give me a refund. I found out that the whole package was over $400. Wow, I'm glad I got the refund! She NEVER did quote any prices to me on any of the available frames. A month later, I still don't have new frames as I have to go out of town to find reasonably priced ones; my time is limited. The doctor is great - a thorough exam was done and i was happy with that, for sure. He also sent me a letter of apology. However, if he wants to sell glasses, he needs to pay up for a real optometrist who knows how to advise a client in the right manner. She was young, curt and pretty clueless and I'm being nice. Also, in order to choose from a variety of frames, They should have better pictures available for colors. The ones I chose ALL had frames that apparently, looked black, aside from the one that they had on display - the sides were right but I couldn't tell by looking at the I-Pad (guess I mentioned that before). Someday, I'll get to "Eyeglass World."