The eyesite is awesome, I've been going to this location for many years, great customer service, a…read morevery nice waiting area, the staff are knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.

Dr Miller is amazing. She not only is a great doctor, she is patient and kind. The staff there…read moreare always smiling which makes me think it is a great place to work.

These are the best glasses to see in that I've ever got. They were prompt and friendly. Very…read moreprofessional from the eye exam to the fitting. I will be going back.

From the owner: Your Sight. Our Focus.read more

They are so great! I am from Florida and visiting Mt. Pleasant. My glasses were broken and Rachel…read moregot me fixed up in no time. Extremely fast and friendly, would definitely recommend them!! Great store :)

You will be able to get in here quickly but I recommend taking your prescription somewhere else for…read moreyour glasses. This place takes forever. I ordered glasses over 2 weeks ago and was told they would arrive in 2-3 weeks. I call today as I was assured at the end of last week they would be shipped by Tuesday and arrive by end of week. I call them on Wednesday to check on the ship status and am told that the lab had a "lens breakage" and they won't ship out for at least another week. This is a problem as I will 5,000 miles away for my job for an extended period of time, this is why I was so specific in asking about time expectations. If they had said it would be over a month I would not have placed the order. I paid completely out of pocket the entire cost of the frame. Now they tell me they cannot refund my money and they cannot do anything to get them quicker. Out around 700 dollars for glasses that are useless as I need new ones for the job I am starting and will have to order them online. Listen to the reviews and get your frames somewhere else, I wish I had.

I expected a way-too-busy impersonal experience. It was the exact opposite. Staff and the…read morepharmacist went over and above for me. Highly recommend Sams!

A parent must grab a sample for you even if your 13-16 and the ran out of hot dogs, it there…read moresamples were good.

Today I stopped at the vision center to see about getting a pair of glasses fixed. There was no one…read morein the vision center so I had to go track the person down. This lady attempted to fix my glasses and gave a gallant effort for which I was grateful but she became very rude and authoritative with me. I did not like her attitude at all and will never return to Walmart for any of my future vision needs. There are too many other places to go where customers are treated with courtesy and respect.

my glasses broke in have got them at west branch walmart i need glasse been 2 yrs how much it…read morecost eyes test i have monlina n medacare i live in farwell mich

I recently bought an 04 Electra Glide classic, as is no warranty, I rode it off the lot. Then 6…read moredays later, the clutch kit went out on it after I only put maybe 650 miles on it. I called the dealership and the salesman explained to him what happened and they won't cover it fully.They will work with me on the price of fixing it. To me that's bullshit, I understand "as is" but to only make it 6 days off the lot is garbage. I love Harleys, but this type of casualty should never happen. I bought my Vrod at holeshot, and now this. I was going to have them fix it but, not anymore. I will figure it out.

Negative Experience with the Holeshot Harley-Davidson Service Department…read more I first contacted the Holeshot Harley-Davidson Service Department on February 19, 2026, regarding service for my 2017 Road Glide, including new tires, an oil change, a replacement key fob, and paint repair work. Ryan assured me that obtaining a paint estimate would not be an issue because their paint specialist was in the shop weekly. On February 26, 2026, I dropped off the motorcycle. Ryan was on vacation, so I completed the intake process with the Parts Manager. During the walkaround, I specifically pointed out the paint damage and was assured it was documented. Shortly after, the dealership attempted to contact me but apparently recorded my phone number incorrectly or used the wrong area code. Instead of contacting me directly, they reached my father. I was informed that the motorcycle had an oil transfer issue requiring an additional breather installation for approximately $200. I approved the repair and waited for updates on both the service work and paint estimate. By March 11, 2026, I still had not heard from the dealership and had to contact them myself. I was informed that the motorcycle's maintenance work was complete and ready for pickup. However, when I asked about the paint estimate, I was told it had been overlooked and that their paint specialist would be in the following week. From that point forward, I found myself contacting the dealership weekly because updates were rarely provided proactively. On March 31, 2026, Ryan informed me that the paint had finally been ordered and that parts were being removed for paint work. I was also given a total of $1,676.39 for the maintenance work. By April 14, 2026, after weeks of delays and poor communication, I stopped at the dealership in person to express my dissatisfaction with how the situation was being handled. Ryan later offered to deliver the motorcycle to my home because I would soon be undergoing shoulder surgery. I explained that I had a trailer and suggested that reducing labor charges would be a more meaningful gesture. On May 5, 2026, I was told the paint work was complete and that the motorcycle would be reassembled that week. After hearing nothing further, I stopped by on May 12, 2026. Ryan stated the motorcycle was complete and that he was only waiting for the paint shop invoice. During my inspection, I noticed grease and oil marks on the freshly painted tank and fender, suggesting the motorcycle had been reassembled with dirty hands after the paint work was completed. On May 20, 2026, Ryan advised that he was still waiting for the paint shop invoice but stated that parts and labor would be discounted by 15%. On May 25, 2026, I was finally told that the invoice had arrived and that the motorcycle was ready for pickup. When I arrived on May 26, 2026, I received a maintenance invoice totaling $1,611.61. I was told discounts had been applied and that it was the best price available. After reviewing the invoice, many of the discounted parts were priced similarly to what they could be purchased for through reputable online retailers. The discount offered did not adequately reflect the nearly three-month delay, repeated communication failures, or overall inconvenience. From February 19 through May 26, 2026, I experienced poor communication, missed commitments, forgotten requests, and excessive delays that required me to repeatedly contact the dealership for updates. Despite acknowledging my dissatisfaction, the dealership never fully accepted responsibility for forgetting the original paint request, the prolonged delays, or the additional three-week wait caused by invoicing issues with the paint shop. Overall, this experience fell well below the level of professionalism and customer service I expected from the Holeshot Harley-Davidson Service Department. What should have been a straightforward service and paint repair turned into a nearly three-month process that required constant follow-up and left me feeling that my time and business were not valued.

After ten years as a patient here, I disagreed with an office policy and told them why I thought…read morethey were wrong--in a constructive manner. Well now I learn I have been blackballed! oh well, pretty easy to find a new optician!

The people were very kind very professional and well informed. The doctor was great at…read moreexplaining my situation.

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