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R C Cunning

3.0 (3 reviews)
Ultra High-EndEyewear & Opticians, Optometrists
Closed 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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1 year ago

Always found them pretty good. Lovely frames though at expensive end. And very good lenses.

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10 years ago

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Specsavers

Specsavers

4.6(5 reviews)
1.2 miOld Town, Royal Mile

I am visiting from the United States. The airlines lost my luggage. Unfortunately my contacts were…read morepacked in that suitcase. I obtained a copy of my prescription from my optometrist in the States to show to Specsavers. They had the contacts I needed in stock, and gave me enough daily wear contacts to see me through the rest of my trip! If I lived here I would use them for all of my eye care needs! They were wonderful! Deb C Scottsdale, Arizona USA

If you need a new pair of glasses or two...come to this place! I was shopping around for the most…read moreaffordable pair of glasses and Specsaver was the place I decided to purchase some new ones because of their affordable prices and various offers. Since I alway wear glasses, I try to switch up the design and colour. This place has many different types of glasses that fits the shape of your face, style, and personally preferences. Most importantly they have different price ranges. You can get frames from £25 to £100+. The majority of their frames fall under £69 and the designer glasses starts around 80+. Mind you, the type of lens you want also changes the price and the add ons. The staff here are AMAZING and friendly. They know their stuff, and I have to give a shout out to Samantha who helped me cause she was awesome! She took the time to make sure I was happy with the glasses I selected. I always have a hard time finding good fitting frames cause of my petite face, but she was happy to show me different types and even looked into the hidden stash they have in the storage to see if others fit better. Another good thing about this place is the quick turn around for the glasses. Usually it can take 10-14 days to get glasses with proper prescription, but I got it in 5 days! The staff that helped me when I picked up my glasses were equally as nice and helpful. She made sure the frames fit and since it was a bit lose, she used her magic to make sure it fit me perfectly. I only bought my glasses here since I had my prescription, but you can also get your eye sight and hearing test in this location.

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The Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion

3.2(9 reviews)
0.6 mi

This place provides a vital service in eye-care which I rate highly but my review is based on the…read morebuilding mainly and how dated and run down it has become. The interior of this building is literally stuck in the 80's that I'm surprised the lifts still work. It's quite shocking to me that it has been left and been neglected for so long to be in such a sad state, I really hope things change and gets a major refurbishment.

The Eye Pavillion is a slightly strange place to review, simply because, obviously, the only reason…read moreyou're likely to come here is if you have a problem with your eyes, in which case you won't have much choice in the matter and are unlikely to be persuaded or dissuaded by a Yelp review! And, if your eyes are healthy, no matter how much I rave about this place, I'm not sure you'll really be inclined to pay it a visit. Anyway, here I am reviewing it regardless. My eyes are a bit dodgy, so I have to come here about twice a year, and while it's very fashionable to complain about the NHS, I've actually always been pretty impressed, as they're efficient and friendly here, I have a nice doctor, and, because it's a specialist hospital, there isn't quite the same overpowering atmosphere of dying and depression here that is in other medical institutions. My only complaint concerns the name, which I think implies some sort of gracious, royally-endowed pagoda-like building, perhaps with some peacocks outside, or at the very least some bunting. The Eye Pavillion is nothing like this at all. It's an ugly structure made out of concrete. Perhaps the people who built it assumed that everyone who came here would be too blind to notice.

R C Cunning - opticians - Updated June 2026

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