Sundog Eyewear has long been my fav place to pick up nonprescription reading glasses for years…read more They have everything and everything priced right not only in regular reading glasses but in sunglasses too for reading on the beach. It's also a place that super discounts, and if you're like me, always losing things or who seems to enjoy breaking things by sitting on them, it's great to buy your glasses at 3 or 5 for $? so you always have extra pairs. Another big bonus of Sundog Eyewear is that they have diopter (unit of measure of the refractive power of a lens) lenses going all the way up to 4.00 whereas you typical drug store only goes to 3.25, and for that generally charge three times what Sundog does.

Best selection of Sunglasses at the best prices, but beyond that, the service was excellent and we…read moregot treated as if we were the worlds best customers! Convenient location at the main entrance and easy to walk through to try on see the various brands, frames etc. We'll never go anywhere else !

If you have not been to Italia Eyewear and Sunglasses you are definitely missing something…read more The selection, quality, colors, designs, customer service and professionalism are out of this world. Arie Daniel gave me great suggestions and answered all of my questions. Although I live in California I will look forward to coming back just for this store. I hope anyone that reads this will do the same.

I walked into Italia eyewear while browsing the Festival Flea Market and noticed that they also did…read moreprescription glasses other than the regular prefab readers or sunglasses. Nikki immediately came up to me and informed me of their wonderful BOGO sale and showed me some pretty spectacular frames. I couldn't make up my mind, but finally settled on a pair of La Matta frames, a Tiffany frame and also an Italian pair of great sunglasses! I received them in about one week after I sent in my prescriptions and I LOVE them. They are well made and need NO adjustments. Nikki measured me perfectly. If you are worried about buying quality frames in a flea market, don't be, These guys and gals are great! They have a wonderful selection to choose from and excellent customer service. What more can you ask for? I've attached some photos of my new glasses.

I really like my current optimist, but the eyeglass store he's associated with is just too pricy…read more I went to ValueSpecs, and told Marie (she' super) about my budget. She steered me to frames that were much more reasonable in price and saved me over $200 from the other store. The lenses are perfect and were ready in less than a week. I am wearing now, as I write this review. ValueSpecs now has a new long-term customer.

Great place to shop for eyeglasses or new lenses. Very knowledgeable and professional staff that…read morereally spends time with you to make sure everything is perfect. It's nice to find a store that goes above and beyond....

A very good experience. Plenty of frames to choose from. Craig the owner was very patient and no…read morepressure to buy certain items. He explains everything and his prices are very reasonable. This was myself and my wifes first visit, will definitely be back. Highly recommend this business. Jeffry .

Best eye glasses ever. I'm 70 years old and have had glasses since my 20's. Best service, great…read morequality frames. Great value. Made my life better.

On February 11, 2025, I purchased two pairs of sunglasses for $633.44, thinking I was getting a…read moregood deal on Versace and Jimmy Choo. Fast forward eight months to October, and the Versace pair completely collapsed. I returned to the store seeking a replacement, but of course, the warranty had expired. They offered to order screws to repair the sunglasses. After waiting about a week, I received a call from the store saying I would have to repair the sunglasses myself. I refused, as I had been explicitly told that the store would handle the repair. The right thing to do here would have been to exchange the sunglasses! I guess you really do get what you pay for.

Are you ready for the 411? Here we go... Are you ready for the 411? Here we go...if you are about…read morecustomer service and do not tolerate passive discrimination and disrespect you need to read this review. My husband recently got a prescription for eyeglasses and has been shopping around. Today I was perfectly comfortable relaxing on the couch when he announced he wanted to go to the mall to purchase some sunglasses frames which he would have converted to prescriptions. Anyway, we went to Sunglass Hut which is where he wanted to go from the start. When we entered the store, the gentleman who was working with us was very pleasant. He directed my husband to a few selections and he was in the process of narrowing down the one he wanted to purchase. However, while all this was happening, there was another woman who was working with a customer and came over in our direction. She needed to get behind the register which I was standing by and instead of saying "excuse me" so I could give her more space, she just literally squeezed by stepping on the back of my foot with ! Stunned I kept watching to see what she was going to do which was her just going to the male coworker and having a whole conversation with no regard. Here comes the better part, I had moved to another area of the store to look at some glasses and brush off the experience when the next female worker was working with another customer and I guess felt I did not need access to view the glasses in that area and literally blocked me my access. I said "excuse me" and she acted liked she did not need to give me access. They spoke a different language so I don't know and I will not accuse them of saying these customers are not serious because "they" are all the same so didn't need to focus on us anymore. I was not going to wait for a third thing to happen so I told my husband to put the glasses he wanted back because we were buying them from this store. I have not written a bad review in a while and give stores I visit the benefit of the doubt but the disrespect was blatant, I couldn't let it go. Based on the other reviews, not worth your time and energy!

Let me start by saying that I love the sales associates here - especially Patricia. She was…read moreincredibly kind, patient and helpful in helping me find a new pair of glasses. I also had a good experience with Giselle, the doctor, for my exam. My qualms are solely with the front desk staff. Specifically a heavier set brunette woman who sits at the computer closest to the wall. She can't even be bothered to look up from her computer screen to greet or speak with incoming customers - even when they direct questions to her. She is exceptionally rude and quite frankly, if I didn't have such a great experience with Patricia and Giselle, I'd never come back. This is a luxury eyewear store so I expected to be treated as such. Especially since I dropped over $840 on a pair of glasses here, after insurance. I work in the customer service industry and have for the last 13 years and as a manager, I'd want to address this behavior immediately so that it doesn't deter business. It takes very little to look up from a computer to greet and make eye contact with paying customers who are needing support. Knowing that Visual Eyes has another location in Delray, I may consider going there to see if the front desk staff has basic customer service skills before I find a new optometrist.

Beautiful over-the-top eye glass store in Mizner Park. The colorful eye glass displays pop against…read morethe bright white lighting, which drew me in from the walkway. Excited to see the new Meta interactive eye glasses by Oakley that basically mimmick the original Ray-Ban version. Sadly, no Oakley or Tom Ford brands sold here, although several other notable brands for browsing purposes only. The exclusive Cartier glasses were center stage with a dramatic red display case facing the outer window. The Chrome Hearts brand was not known to me but offered a few unique specialty frames but most were common design similar to the Silhouette brand. The staff woman was not overzealous although available for any questions.

With the many visits I have made to the Promenade at Coconut Creek, I'm surprised that I haven't…read morewritten a review...so here we go. Promenade at Coconut Creek is an open shopping and dining center featuring a mix of retail stores, boutiques, specialty stores, beauty stores, restaurants, gastrobars, gourmet dessert shops, ice cream parlor, entertainment, and various events. There is ample parking available as well as two 3-level parking garages on the north and south sides of the center. Although a few businesses have closed, new ones will be opening soon.

The perfect spot for shopping, dining and entertainment all in one place! There's plenty of free…read moreparking, which makes it convenient. There's atmosphere is relaxed and enjoyable. If you're coming to spend an afternoon exploring, or just to chill with friends, it's worth the visit.

Amazing doctors got me in and out very quickly good contacts gave me a healthy amount of trial…read morecontacts recommend them for everybody

I spent over $500 at Elios Optical's Flagler location on an eye exam, designer frames, and lenses…read more When I called with a simple question about my PD measurement, I was met with attitude, disrespect, and absolutely no effort to provide a solution. The person I spoke with, who appeared to be the doctor, repeatedly raised his voice, spoke over me, and would not allow me to explain my concern. Consider taking your money somewhere that values its customers and treats them with respect. Based on my experience, once the sale was made, customer service was no longer a priority.