The lady helping me check out today was SO nice!! Just great customer service. I wished I got her…read morename but I was super appreciative of her.

Awful. Out 300 bucks and still dont have a wearable pair of sunglasses. I actually feel like i was…read morescammed when i bought a pair of glasses for 200, then a lense popped out, so i spent another 100 for a new pair under their exchange program. After leaving the store i realized that the tint didnt hold up in the sun, so i came back to exchange that pair for ones with stronger tint. Told i couldnt do it just because. Lost a customer for life

Anne & Dee at Woodys are some of the nicest people you ever want to meet! They have a great…read moreassortment of all the major brands, know their product and can help you find that perfect pair (or two)!

My wife and I each bought new Maui Jim glasses last month. A super store in a great shopping spot…read more The owner was onsite and really helped us make a good choice. Their selection is great, with all the major brands and a great selection from all brands. No rush, no hassle--just super service with a smile. We'll be back for sure!

"Excuse me," I said to the petite brunette who I think was busy helping another customer. "I've…read morenever bought a pair of sunglasses before, and I need help. Plus you're an attractive girl. Maybe you can tell me which pair makes me look the least hideous?" It was an awkward salutation, but she pawned the other customers off on her co-worker and returned to help me. She immediately reached for a pair of Ray Bans. "You can't go wrong with standard aviators. They come with either gold or silver frames." "Gold is a little douchey, no?" I said, pretending to admire myself in the little mirror. "Go with the silver." She walked me over to the counter and asked me to fill out a form for a warranty or mailing list or something. I don't remember why but she asked for my driver's license. "California address, New Jersey driver's license, and you're buying sunglasses in Savannah? What's your deal, Evan?" "I'm a jet-setter," I lied. "Hence the aviators." "A jet-setter." I repeated. "Not a jet pilot." "So..." she began, inputing my information to her computer "Would you like to donate some money today to help sightless children in third world countries." "No," I said. "Does that make me a bad person?" "Not at all. It's cool. There's just thousands of kids in Africa who can't see now because of you." "Marry me?"

From the owner: At Sunglass Hut, our mission is to be the premier shopping and inspiration destination for high…read morequality fashion and performance sunglasses. Starting out in 1971 as a small kiosk in Miami, Sunglass Hut is now the leading international retailer of sunglasses and is part of the Italian-based Luxottica Group, the world's largest eyewear company. Visit our Savannah Sunglass Hut at 7804 Abercorn St to shop the newest styles of the season. Whether you're on the hunt for high fashion frames or just wanting something classically cool, look no further. Step in to style with thousands of pairs for every shade of you.

My wife and I have purchased three pair of shades from Moody's. Every time we have had first class…read moreservice.

From the owner: We specialize in polarized sunglasses under $50read more