Great optometrist there. Convenient location. Not all of the staff is particularly friendly, but…read morethey act competitive with other stores, including being reluctant to give you prescriptions, which is incompatible with Massachusetts law. I've never had this problem elsewhere, including getting pupillary distance or measurements that would allow me to get glasses elsewhere if I want. It's petty. Also much more expensive than some other places that make equally good lenses with good frame choices, and they don;t take insurance which is of course their prerogative. I hope to follow the optometrist elsewhere when they leave.

Awesome customer service and excellent products! A very wide variety of frames as wellread more

I have been seeing Dr. Kolnik for numerous years. He has never been anything but friendly,…read moreprofessional, knowlegeable, and prompt. I highly recommend him to friends and family. His front desk staff (Bea) is also very accommodating, knowledgeable and professional when it comes to the administrative aspects like billing, appointments, ordering contacts, etc. Check Dr. Kolnick out on zocdoc.com which has verified reviews from patients who visited him and he has a solid well-deserved 5 stars. Another benefit of this office is the fashionable glasses they sell. The eyeglass professionals spend the time and effort to help you select the best glasses that are right for you. For a long time I hated the way I look in glasses but they're always able to help me find a pair that I love to wear and feel good in. Lastly, there is abundant parking out front.

I assume if you're reading this sentence that 1) you've been to an optometrist before and 2) your…read moreeyesight is sufficient to read this sentence. If you've never been to an optometrist, this review is for an eye doctor. If your eyesight sucks or you moved to a new area and need a checkup (as I did and needed), then other reviews here should testify to the longevity of this doctor and his positive impact on his patients. Me, included. Come back to this review after you see him and let me know if you can read this sentence clearer. I think you will.

I just needed a little metal pin replaced and they did it with a smile on a busy Saturday.read more

Head to Pearl Vision on Needham Street in Newton, MA for new glasses and ask for Drew. He is…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, fun and helpful. He guided me through my eyeglass frame selection and introduced a terrific, price conscience sunglass option too. Drew is your go-to-guy, and you won't be disappointed! THANK YOU, Drew!

Saw Dr,Z she was terrible.Rushed through eye pictures tried to write I had diabeties when I do…read morenot and said my prescription changed when she showed me no proof. Place is a scam to get you to purchase new glasses. Do not recommend!

Don't be foo by this company, service is horrible and employees give attitude when there's a…read moreproblem. Regardless of your frustration with them they will pacify you until you finally give up. Companies like this have a poor business model that results A.I. customer service and horrible manufacturing of frames and prescription. Companies like this don deserve the business of people who work hard for the money just for a franchise like myeyedr to belittle your efforts and no respect for spending money at their establishmen. I wouldnt recommend my coworker, friends or family here. 3 months for a pair of prescription glasses. BEWARE OF THESE SCAM ARTISTS AND BUSINESS

Professional, friendly, cost-effective optometrist. Been going here for years as have several…read morefamily and friends. He is a bit old-school and does several things the same way he did years ago, including not accepting VSP. However, I soon realized VSP has nothing on this guy's insanely low prices. Bring in a prescription or have an exam done that day if he has time. Quick turn-around for quality glasses. The fact that it is a locally-owned business is another plus.

A curious place. Worth a visit, if only to experience what it's like to travel in a time machine…read moreback to what I imagine the 1950's must have been like. Dr. Harvey Leavitt is an older gentleman who seems to be the only one running the show here. All appointment making and information-taking is done slowly by pencil, and the place has the feel of a barbershop meets water-war era LA private eye office. After waiting five minutes while the doctor described a pair of glasses over the phone to a customer, there was an oddly direct line of questioning that honed in on where exactly I wanted to purchase my contact lenses. Online is where I told him I wanted to purchase them. So he said he wouldn't give me an eye exam. Because of "certain things consumers don't know" and "attorney" and grumble grumble. That was that, and he tore up the sheet that he been writing my information down on. So I left. It was an oddly unceremonious end to the exam before I could actually even make it into the old-timey-looking back exam room. Dr. Leavitt didn't seem to mind losing my low-margin business, and I was quite happy to get out of there and not have to follow through with what most certainly would have been an interesting eye exam. The guy is clearly marching to the beat of his own dusty drum, and the place seems weirdly outdated for modern life and invites equal parts bemusement and discomfort. And this is coming from someone who grew up in a backwater rural area full of these kinds of places. TL:DR If you're hoping to get a contact lens prescription so you can order them online, save yourself some time and go elsewhere. In fact, just go elsewhere in general. I would not be surprised to hear about this guy in the news at some point.

I have found the doctor and staff to be very professional and kind…read more I have damaged my hinges more than once and I just bring the glasses and they repair them right on the spot. Terrific service. They stand behind their product.

I found this place through my vision health insurance website and decided to go there due to it's…read moreproximity to where I live. Unfortunately I did not read the reviews beforehand and it was too late afterwards when I realized that Dr. Cheng and the assistant had completely cheated me! (I saw the claims form online several months later that they had double charged/collected their fees from me and the insurance company. It was for the frames and the contact lens fitting/order.) In addition, the vision prescription for the frames were way too strong and I still can't wear them without getting a headache. I will never come back here and be warned to future patients. Dr. Cheng only cares about collecting her pay, and if she can get away with it double the pay/excess fees...

The staff is amazing, from the front desk staff to the opticians and the doctors. They also offer…read moreamazing treatments for dry eyes. I definitely recommend EYESPOT!

I had a bad experience here last year. First, I agree that Dr. Idrizovic gave me a sales pictch. I…read moreorginally saw another Dr, who was fine, but I was told I had to return to see Dr. I because she was a dry eye specialist. Not only was I kept waiting over an hour for this appointment, but my insurance didn't cover it so I had to pay for it. Dr. I recommended that I have a series of laser treatments at $250 each. AND she told me a horror story about how I could go blind if I didn't do it. Then, when my glasses came in the alignment or something was way off. I had it checked and redone redone twice. The lenses alone cost $650 because they were progressives with prism. (They were never right but I gave up.) When I told them I couldn't see well enough to drive wearing the glasses, they didn't believe me and said I just had to get used to progressives even though I explained that I had had progressives before. So, I had to return three times and wait a long time even though I had appointments. At the time, I wrote a negative review. The owner contacted me and asked me to take it down and he'd give me a free pair of prescription sunglasses lens. (I provided the frames.) I'm submitting this again because it's a year later and I went to another eye doctor. Now, after a good experience at Boston Vision, I know I was right to complain. Sure, prescriptions change, but I found out the contacts didn't even correct my astigmatism, which is the main reason I wear them, and the glasses were way off. Not only that, but no one tried to sell me any lasers or drops or eye masks. When it came to tests, they carefully explained my choices because some were included under my insurance and others weren't.

Like others have noted, this place went downhill ? 6 years ago when the management changed. I still…read moreappreciate the exams I receive from Dr Ding, but it is now a terrible place to buy glasses. They sent the progressive lenses out, and did not complete the order that I had purchased: [no border frame color]. In addition, they assured me that the Silhouette lenses would be identical to the ones I purchased elsewhere, but the new lenses did not have the same coatings. Finally, when I picked the new glasses up, the woman who did the adjustment bent the frames unevenly. She obviously did not know what she was doing. I needed to go to a different optometry shop to get them fixed. I will never buy glasses from this shop again.

I was visiting friends down the street when a screw came out of my glasses and vanished. They…read morerecommended Parrelli and I can't be happier with the prompt and helpful repair I received from them. Great customer service!

I purchased a Matsuda frame from the store at an excellent discount, and the staff were very…read morehelpful throughout the process. After Vision Works installed the lenses, the Matsuda frame developed a defect. I returned to the Optitians 3 store, where the frame was replaced under warranty and the lenses were reinserted. The service was excellent, and the staff were friendly and professional. I am very satisfied with the overall experience.

Phal had a gift for knowing immediately what shape glasses would be the best for me. He kept…read morefinding and looking for glasses until I got the perfect pair!!! I usually don't like wearing glasses at all but I love this pair!

I was struck by an auto immune disease called Stevens Johnson Syndrome back in March 2017. Both my…read morecorneas were scarred by inflammation and my vision was significantly impaired. My ophthalmologist told me wearing the Prose device was my ONLY hope of restoring vision. After under going six months of unsuccessful Prose treatment at USC Eye Institute, in Los Angeles, I was told by the optometrist Dr. Gloria Chiu that "my eyes are always changing" and that "Prose was not meant for me". In being the advocate for myself, I was persistent in obtaining a second opinion on the Prose at Boston Sight. I was treated by Dr. Alan Kwok, the best doctor there on both visits, 7/30/18 and 5/6/19. This doctor has given me my eyes back and brought light back into my life. He is truly amazing! With these Prose, I am now able to return back to work and do the things I used to enjoy. The staff at Boston Sight is a group of compassionate and caring people that understands and treats patients with ultimate respect. This place is full of light and miracles! If you or anyone that has issues with sight, go to Boston Sight!!!

Although the PROSE devices are wonderful and have significantly help me to see, I must comment on…read morethe lack of helpfulness/professionalism of the staff. Lets just start with attempting to get a live person when you call. You may or may not get a phone call back. Very frustrating. Ophthalmologists and vision techs are wonderful and detailed oriented. I fully trust them. They have great interpersonal skills and treat their patients nicely. Problem is outside of their department. When it comes time to pay, a less than professional guy will come in and talk to you-Parnell. If your insurance provider is not set up and approved by their staff prior to your visit, they will not be active participants to help you secure payment. Fight will be all yours. BFS will no longer care as long as they get their pay from you at that time!! If you call them, it usually takes 2-3 days to receive a phone call back. Can be frustrating especially when concerns fall on dead ears. If there is a problem with your lens ( device) and needs intervention, they have a process where by you can send the lens to them. Since my lens was very irritating to my eye, I sent my lens in for treatment and repair. My lens was not returned in 2 weeks. After calling, Sabrina in this department told me it was delivered and had was signed for not by a name but by a person who used three initials as identification. Lens are not send via mail with insurance from BFS. Sabrina's answer was not very reassuring to me at all and all she essentially repeatedly said was lens was delivered. I had to tell her she was not very helpful with that answer as clearly it was not delivered to me or to my building staffed with 24 hour concierge service who would have signed for the device. She then said she would inquire about delivery and would call me back next day at 1pm. Didn't happen. Wasn't surprised. That is in a nut shell the lack of support Boston Foundation for Sight has for their patients in a nutshell. The organization does offer services for the financially less fortunate with steep discounts to free devices. I thankfully do not need this services but an aware of the good this organization affords. If you are a paying customer. Different ballgame!