FAIR WARNING: 10 mos after my first Visionworks glasses.....screw loosens and lens pops…read moreout.......crummy frames......customer spokesperson refuses to correct problem even though it was their doing........I was told I didn't buy their warranty.....I replied "I need a warranty to protect me from you?".......crickets Never going back.

I got my glasses recently and only a few days, the glasses fell off the frame. So, if you want a…read moregood product don't go to vision works in BoundBrook.

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.

I am surprised and disappointed by the lack of care Dr. Najarian and his staff show the patients…read more Dr. Najarian is insecure and does not like a well-informed patient. He prefers patients that are elderly or vulnerable and can easily be taken advantage of so that he can do the least amount for them and charge Medicare and insurance companies a great deal. The staff does not do anything timely to help the patients. At the moment I have been waiting two days for them to email my contact prescription to me. Please don't go to this office.

Great Staff! Clean and modern office Took me right away same…read moreday Forgot dr name but she was amazing!

Change of owner brought horrible attitudes not willing to help there customers and inability to be…read moresuccessfully professional, I would give a zero rating if possible, you lost three customers

Hunterdon Family Eye Care (Emphasis on Family) was a fantastic experience as a new patient…read more Every year I usually order a supply of monthly contact lenses and do an eye exam every other year locally. This year, I decided to go to Hunterdon Family Eye Care for my optical needs. I parked and entered a building, went up to the 5th floor and was met with a large waiting room. I then had to fill out my new patient intake forms and waited all of 20 minutes before Dr. Abbas was ready to do my eye exam. Everything went by quickly, they checked my eye health, verified that I was currently wearing contact lenses and then began my eye exam. I was remiss in not bringing the prescription I had earlier but Dr. Abbas took care me in no time. After the exam, she discussed my payment options for new lenses; what my insurance covered, any applicable rebates, and how much I would pay in total for this visit. It was extremely helpful and the comfort in knowing what my options were and what I could do was great. I was able to try two different brands of daily lenses to see which ones I liked more and got about a 10 day supply of them to continue using to see how my eye felt. Hunterdon Family Eye Care was an amazing experience and I truly felt part of their family. I will definitely be coming back despite a hour and half drive to this office. Professional, attention to detail, and a high level of customer service and experience is well worth it. I encourage all to visit Hunterdon Family Eye Care for their optical needs whether it be eye health, eye exams, or multiple low light treatments and therapies.

The receptionists (3 of them) were rude and nasty. They do not bother to run insurance beforehand…read moreand then do not know what they're doing. Their quoted prices without insurance were literally ridiculous and don't even ask about contacts and glasses. Small fortune. If you want to get ripped off and not be treated well, go here. If not, go anywhere else. The office building they are located in is empty and creepy too. I didn't feel safe as a woman alone.

My daughter and I actually had a good time! We loved Dr. Nagelberg, he was congenial and funny…read more I've only had experience (for 40 years!) with the dry optometrist type who says little more than "this better or this?". The staff of opticians were amazing, they all tried to help because I have a serious problem making choices and they had lots of options. I'm not sure why so many $$$ are on other reviews, I came out of there spending $500 LESS than I did last year with glasses which fit well and I liked much better. I don't recall ever spending so little, the specialty lenses were extremely affordable. They detected a problem with the current progressive lenses I'm wearing which was a relief as I thought my vision was getting worse! My 12 year old is usually very shy but Dr. Nagelberg brought out the chatter bug in her! Thank you all!!

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+++++

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

Years ago, I had LASIK done by Dr. Alan Salz, and he was absolutely the best. Fast-forward 21…read moreyears, and I'm back -- but this time, I'm seeing his son, Dr. David Salz! I was immediately impressed by the office and the staff. The office is beautiful, bright, clean, and very welcoming. I especially loved the lighting -- it was so bright and well-lit, which I really appreciated. It has that clean, professional, almost sterile feel that you actually want when visiting an ophthalmologist! It was really special to come back 21 years later and find myself in the care of the next generation of the Salz family. From the moment I walked in, I felt comfortable and confident that I was in good hands. One thing to keep in mind when scheduling your appointment: make sure you set aside about 2-2 1/2 hours. There are several parts to the visit, so give yourself plenty of time and don't schedule yourself too tightly afterward. So far, my experience has been wonderful, and I'm very happy to be back with the Salz family. It truly feels like coming full circle!

The cataract surgery went well. Everything was clearly explained. I never had to wait long.read more

Dr. Leggin is an exceptional choice for an eye dr. Right away, I knew that she was very…read moreintelligent, and she interacted with me in a way that was patient and down-to-earth. My husband and I were new patients at Primary Eyecare and both of us agreed that going to Primary Eyecare was a stress-free experience. Dr. Leggin also has a great staff in a lovely office, and they also sell eye glasses. -- Theresa Quinn (7/28/25)

This was my first visit to this eye doctor since my 2019 appt somewhere else. For those of you…read moreconcerned about how the practice is handling appts, here's the news: Once you make an appt, you get an email with a form to complete and bring with you and a confirmation with instructions for your appt. They are asking you to call once you're in the parking lot. I waited near the door (not hovering over it) and Dr Leggin came out to bring me inside. She took my temp right away, took my form and asked me to use hand sanitizer. I went into the exam room where she explained everything that was disinfected and what was being used. She washed her hands before starting the exam and used hand sanitizer quite frequently. She remained double masked the entire time and took the time to talk through some questions and comments during the appointment. Once done, I checked out with the front desk, which is partially covered with plexiglass except for a small opening to pass through paperwork and payment. The person at the front desk was also masked and there were signs posted about the guidance they're following. My appt was on a Wednesday and my contacts and glasses are expected to arrive the following Monday. Overall, a solid appt. Peace of mind knowing these are the steps being taken for an eye appt. She is not able to see the same volume of patients due to all the extra steps needed. I lucked out getting an appt just a few days from calling. She is dedicating an hour per patient to allow time for those extra steps (disinfecting, taking temp, asking to to use hand sanitizer, etc). Parking is easy as there's a dedicated shared parking lot for the area she's located (behind old man rafferty's).