If I could give more than 5 stars I would! My elderly parent…read morehas purchased glasses at EyeLook for years. Her most recent pair had broken so I brought them in with some older glasses. I asked if any could be fixed quickly so she could have one pair while the others were repaired. She took them all ( with a real smile) and fixed them all. Everyone in the shop is pleasant and patient! I am very grateful and would highly recommend them.

Amazing experience. My lense popped out and I walked in hoping for help. They fixed it on spot…read morewithout charge. I will be switching here for all my glasses-related business.

I saw a negative review from six months ago and honestly thought they must have been talking about…read morea different place, because John is the absolute best. Every time I walk in, he greets me with a smile and genuine kindness. I've had numerous pairs of glasses made here, and he has never tried to upsell me or overcharge me. It's just not that kind of place. Great service, honest people, and someone who truly cares about his customers.

I would highly recommend the Eye Store. It was my first time there and John was very friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, helpful and accommodating. Dr. Shah Did a thorough exam and was very good at explaining what he found and what my options were. I was even able get a new pair of glasses a new prescription made while I waited. That was a huge bonus. Overall a very good experience.

I went in there today because I had a pair of sunglasses that lost the screw that holds the arm to…read morethe glasses, unfortunately it was a different type of screw that I couldn't get anywhere so I had to take a trip back to the location at the Burlington mallThe person who helped me out, was named Ben. He was amazing. He had it fixed in no time for me and it was a wonderful interaction thank you so much, Ben.

The manager of the store is rude, did I already say she was rude, I went in the store at Burlington…read moreMall today to buy a pair of Oakley sun glasses, a young woman was helping me, she told me that there was not a new pair and that if I wanted the demo pair that I could have them at a discount, she just needed to verify it with the manager at which point the manager said no to the discount, "just wipe the down" and sell him those.

The staff here went above and beyond to help me track down a discontinued pair of frames (I ordered…read morethe originals here six years ago). And they didn't even laugh at me when I ordered both new pairs in the exact same style. Great service, quality, prices, and inventory. What's not to like?

I'm a repeat client and he is always kind and has a great selection of glasses. He doesn't take…read moreinsurance but the price is always right 2 for the price of one you can't beat that and you can use your flex spending. He can make your glasses there and they'll be ready in a couple of hours. If he doesn't have your lens he will order them and will be there in no time at all. I just bought my first pair of glasses with progressives, yes we will all get there some time in our lives lol. I'm now stylish af and can read fine print haha( see pic for my red pair) he will let you know what fits your face and what's best for your prescription. You must visit Michael it's a no brainer! Fyi limited hours on Saturday 10-1pm not open on Sundays. Support your local community!

I visited this this shop to fix my glasses and Ricardo was so nice and professional it was amazing…read more He fixed my glasses right away. This guy is the real deal true honest community guy. He is a people person and you can tell he loves what he does. Trust me when I tell you I am seeing no one else from now on for my future new eyeglasses. His shop is relaxing with sophisticated furnishings. It's no wonder he's been in business for over 40 years. I know this sounds like a paid commercial buts it's not, a real life experience.

I went in to have 2 designer sunglasses fixed. The man in the shop immediately fixed the in less…read morethan 10min and charged only $20. Professional, fast and friendly! Go here for your eyeglass/sunglasses needs. They are the best.

I've been seeing Ron Riesz since I was a little itty bitty guy. He runs a class operation, is a…read moretrue gentleman and a skilled glasses maker (I know there's a better term but whatever). My new optometrist was amazed at the job he does on my lenses for such a hard prescription. His service on what he sells is 2nd to none. My strongest recommendation!

Yet Another Happy Customer…read more I have EasyTwist frames made in Port Royal, QC. Other optical shops told me I needed new frames and refused to grind lenses for my discontinued model. I suspected they were just trying to extract more money from me. So I did my homework. I checked out the Randolph Engineering website and decided that if I did need new frames, I wanted Randolphs -- they have that classic aviator look I love, and they're built to last. I figured that any optician who carried Randolph frames probably cared about quality and precision. Then I read the reviews and found Ronald Reisz. He's a traditional optician in the best sense of the word -- highly skilled, sourcing lenses and frames from top suppliers, and taking the time to properly grind and finish lenses (something chain stores don't always do anymore). Reisz examined my EasyTwist frames and said, "EasyTwist frames are tanks." He assured me they were still in great shape and was happy to reuse them with my new prescription. The results are outstanding. His fees are absolutely fair. He's not the cheapest option, but he's the right option if you want precision, craftsmanship, and lenses done properly. Why does this matter? I have a friend who had major issues with her glasses until an optician of Ronald Reisz's caliber figured out the problem and reground her lenses. That's why I sought him out -- and now I understand why his reputation is so strong.

I was incredibly sad when Black Ink was forced to leave Harvard Square, but my inner stationary…read morenerd rejoiced when I finally stepped into Topdrawer for the first time yesterday. I initially thought it was a clothing or travel store, given the nomad branding, but it's actually a combo of Boston-based everyday and travel accessories and a Japanese stationary store. 4.5 stars rounded up for the stationary, atmosphere, and service. The space itself is airy and sleek, with an island of pens, pencils, and notebooks bordered by well crafted bags, glasses, and reversible slippers that looked so fuzzy, I wanted to touch every one. But really, I was there for the stationary. Japanese stationary is the pinnacle of paper perfection, and Muji is usually my go to. But here, the quality is top notch, reminding me of a miniature Kinokuniya (NYC) or the couple stationary stores I visited in Japan many years ago. Not a vast collection here, but a well-curated one that's hard to get elsewhere in the States. I delighted in all the different pens, pencils, and fountain pens on display. The various notebooks had beautiful paper -- some handmade, some not -- so I was incredibly slow as I marveled and mulled over what to pick. I'm not a planner/journal system person (think Traveler or Midori), but the leather covers and inserts from another brand made me think seriously about changing my journaling practices. In the end, I had to restrain myself. I finally picked out a couple letterpress postcards with a daruma figure on them, a little notebook (one among many other fish designs), and a Pentel touch fine felt tipped pen. I'm an avid journaled and letter writer, and I can't wait to share these goodies with friends and penpals. Prices are a bit higher than your average stationary store, but it looked high quality. Opening a store during the pandemic is tough, and a sleek lifestyle store usually isn't my cup of tea. But the guy on staff was incredibly friendly and open to sharing the background of the store, and the displays drew me right in. They also have covid protocols, like opened doors, air filters, and ample hand sanitizer when handling merchandise (plus trays for placing items for sanitation). I will definitely be back for more stationary!

Great stationary store with elegant design items, including pretty rare fountain pens from Japan,…read moresome mid century modern sensibilities. Enjoy the customer service, they were attentive, informative, and clearly passionate about their goods.

Dr. Klaahsen is fantastic!! Here's why. It had been about 7 years since my last eye exam and I…read moregenerally viewed these interactions as transactional until I met her. She explained to me the importance of eye care in a super loving way and walked me through everything she was doing and why. She uses state of the art tech and actually teaches you about your eyes. Dr. Klaahsen really took the time to find the right contacts for me and WHOA...I didn't realize how much I couldn't see anything before! That's a long story BUT the point is that Dr. Klaahsen is a great Doctor. She really cares about her people in a way you don't often get from physicians. The staff is really helpful and inviting when you walk in. I can't recommend Dr. Klaahsen enough! If you don't go to her...switch. It's totally worth it.

I had gone to General Optical many years ago and was very satisfied. The staff has changed. I…read morebought glasses and got sunglasses to go with them. In order to put the sunglasses on your must take off your glasses and use both hands. Obviously this cannot be done when you are driving a car. If I had been warned I would not have bought them. Genevieve C.

I stopped in here to get my sunglasses adjusted and tightened. I gave my name and it took about 5…read moreminutes to get serviced. The lady was very professional and polite. She used a steaming device to soften the back of the sunglasses and get them tighter and she also used that device to tighten the area where the screws were (which were also tightened very well). Great service, great value (free as long as you are having your Warby Parker glasses done).

Cluster fuck, eye test was fine. Only thing that was. Optician wasn't in the day I went so I…read morecouldn't pick out frames? They told me ymto come back the next day & they still weren't there! They have a # listed for the store but it's a national #, so I couldn't even call them to see if they were in. Had to drive there. Finally picked out glasses. Don't believe the TV commercials that say it's still $95. My glasses were $475! Should of got them at Zenni.