This is a great opticians, with really friendly and helpful staff. There's not much more you need…read morefrom an opticians, apart from a great selection of good value frames, and expertise from the staff. Roger Owen Optometrist certainly has the lot!

I've been coming here for a few years now and they're really great. They're now called Lynn…read moreFernandes although I think it's the same people. It may be a little shabby upstairs but they do a very thorough examination and they're all very friendly and laid back. It's the only optician I've ever been to which (I think) get my prescription right every time. I recommended this place to my girlfriend and after a couple of bad experiences with prisms and other opticians, they got her right first time. Sorted her out with a good quality set of frames too. Big time recommendation.

used specsavers at bradley stoke and they were very good . the young lady checked my hearing and…read moreadjusted the hearing aids to suit my hearing problem . need another set now as i had them for three years and now my lovely labrador has recentley eaten them . i will be going there soon to get myself sorted with a new pair .

Specsavers in Fishponds were really helpful to me despite me not being an existing customer of…read moretheirs. I had bought some glasses online and then fallen over and bent them out of shape - oops! I went into the shop unsure as to whether they'd help me but they did - the girl was really friendly and spent a few minutes heating them up and bending them back into shape for me. They weren't perfect but she made her best effort and they were good enough to get around in. It's a pretty new shop - I think it's been there a couple of years now, so everything inside is still relatively nice looking though it's a lot smaller than their city centre branch so you may need to go to a bigger store if you're choosing frames. I'd be happy to go back here for an eyetest any time though.

This is a pretty mammoth sized Boots, catering for just about everything you could desire from such…read morea store. As well as the usual range of pharmaceuticals and nail clippers, you'll also find: an opticians, a food section, a skincare advisor, a suncare advisor, an instant photo booth, a photo development lab, a body mass index machine, a chlamydia screening service, cervical cancer vaccinations, flu vaccinations, a dermo-analyser unit, a hair retention programme and a full holiday section, complete with sunscreen, swimwear, sunglasses, hats - and most importantly - those tiny travel-sized versions of your favourite wash stuff, so that you don't have to lug that massive bottle of head and shoulders you keep in the bathroom all the way to Timbuktu. Phew!

Ever since Boots introduced its lunchtime meal deal I have been a real regular customer (and I…read moredon't mean in the bowel department! Guffaw guffaw!) The £2.99 deal which gets you a sandwich, drink and snack. If you play it right you can get more than a fivers worth of food and drink for less than £3. The savings soon mount up. If you want to do this go for the special edition sandwiches and wraps, an innocent smoothie and a packet of mentos chewing gum. Yum Me. The other great thing about Boots is the advantage points system and the vouchers you often get for money off cosmetics and hair products. This Boots is also going a little more upmarket with department store type make up counters, Benefit, Max Factor and the high end Boots own brand cosmetic range, No.7 but for the more price conscious folk there's always the lower end No.17 and good ole Collection 2000.

I have always been a fan of the smaller optician. I think you get a better service and more…read moreattention from the staff. However, having been a job where I was paid a pittance and I could no longer get back to my old optician (who was so nice he would spread my payments for glasses etc to suit me), I decided to join the masses and sign up to Specsavers. This branch has recently opened after its predecessor in Union Street closed and the premises is brand-new and much bigger. In Union Street it was crammed into two separate outlets which were dingy and cramped. Sadly it being Specsavers and it being in the city centre, there is just too much footfall to mean you are treated like anything other than just another client but they do have fantastic deals. My glasses are normally really expensive because my lenses have to be ground down loads as I am so blind and Specsavers meant I could get two frames for the price of one which was a massive help. Their monthly contact lens scheme is also unbeatable value. But I do find there are way too many staff there to justify how long you often have to wait. It seems like a case of too many chefs. And I still maintain quality of service is not uppermost in their minds. But I guess it's the quantity of people they get through their doors that is their priority and they are obviously achieving that as it is always really busy.

My son is autistic and the staff at Specsavers are amazing with my son. We been coming to this…read morestore for 5year's now and the staff go above and beyond for him. i can not recommend this store, highly enough it should 10 stars, not 5 .

This is a very handily placed Specsavers for anyone living in the vicinity of Whiteladies Road. You…read morecan pop in there on the way to do your weekly shop in Sainsbury's of on your weekend trip to pick up the newspaper from WHSmiths. The staff are much more on the ball and helpful than their Broadmead counterparts and once you suss out which level does what it's pretty straightforward. The floor you walk in at is where all the glasses are displayed and they always have some decent offers on. I got two nice pairs of specs for about £70 (which I billed my old employer when it provided me with health insurance). There is also a help desk on this level where people can book you in for appointments etc. But if you want any sight tests or contact lenses you will need to go downstairs. The contact lens fella is a really nice guy and helped me solve the problem of hayfever vs. Contact lenses (I now wear daily disposables). They also will try their best to save you money, which is nice.

A great local optician with a wide range of frames to choose from. You can get the basics all the…read moreway to a range of designer options. They offer basic eye exams as well as a computer scanning exam which can allow them to see much more than a general exam can. These scans are kept on the computer to compare with previous visits to see what changes are going on. The staff is friendly, the service top notch. They also offer free hearing exams on Thursdays.

Fantastic service offered, no pushy salesperson. After…read morereceiving lasersing on one eye my prescription had changed a lot but was advised that my previous glasses were fine and I only needed to change them if I wanted to, normally you're being pushed to spend money when you don't need to. Will thoroughly recommend to family and friends.