My highest recommendation for Snodgrass Eyecare LLC - for Kim and Carly and for the eye doctor - my…read morenew glasses are wonderful and I appreciate the patience and very friendly help from Kim and Carly - such a very pleasant experience!

Always very thorough and willing to spend the time to make sure my eyeglasses fit and function…read moreproperly. And they are consistently the best value. I've been going to them for over 25 years.

This store has a convent location. Has great service jUst like the main store Buckeye Sporting…read moreGoods.

Needed some new gear for an upcoming trip. Staff was knowledgeable and took the time to work with…read moreme. Appreciated the fact that they had some good technical gear.

The optometrist mentioned in the above review is no longer at VisionWorks and the office now has…read morestate of the art Maestro Ophthalmic Coherence Testing. This is effective 5/1/24.

The staff at Visionworks is phenomenal. I had been going there for 20 years. But I did get an off…read moreyear exam at LensCrafters because of the equipment that took photos. When I booked my appointment in 2021 at Visionworks, the optometrist had changed. He was awful. Cranky, poor communicator, impatient and annoyed that I wouldn't let them dilate my pupils. He didn't have the state of the art photographic equipment so you must have your eyes dilated for a thorough exam. What century are you doing business in??? He seemed insulted that I was disappointed that he couldn't offer that service. He actually complained about how expensive it would be for him to get that equipment. Lol. He kept pressing me to have my pupils dilated despite me explaining that I have become ill in the past to the point I can't drive home. Honestly, I couldn't stand this guy. If he doesn't want to keep current with technology, retire. I'm writing this now because it was time for new glasses and exam. As much as I hate not working with the wonderful people in the actual Visionworks store, that optometrist is still there. So I went instead to Dr. Duke and America's Best. Fabulous experience. Five Star as an optometrist.

When I went in for my checkup at the Green office in May, I had no idea that in October, I'd still…read morebe struggling to get a pair of glasses that I could comfortably wear. In May, I had two pair of glasses that fit me perfectly. By the time I finally gave up on Handel Vision, I not only had no usable new glasses, but the old ones were ruined as well, all the result of information withheld and a couple of plain old untruths. Dr. Slavik told me I needed to get new glasses, as my eyes had changed significantly. In spite of already being in the middle of some personal issues, I went ahead and ordered glasses. To make the transition less nerve-racking, I ordered the exact same make and model (plastic) frames as one of the pair I had been wearing. Things went south early when the completed eyewear arrived with wired nose pads installed. I had them send them back and when the replacement pair came in, they could not fit them to me properly. At this point, Dr. Slavic told me they could simply pull the lenses and put them in my old pair and my problem would be solved. Well, they did that and they ruined my old pair, twisting them out of shape. Even putting the old lenses back in did not salvage them. Well, at least I still had one old pair I could wear. However, the prescription in those was extremely old. Optician Sandy told me that they could create new lenses for them and they would not change the fit by doing so. Foolishly, I agreed to this solution. Needless to say, when that pair came back with new lenses installed, I didn't even need to put them on to see that they were completely ruined. I went back and forth with their optical department for months, including ordering (on my own) another pair of frames of the same make and model they initially ordered for me, and having them make completely new lenses for them. Again, they could not adjust them to fit comfortably. I spoke with the owner of the practice (Tom Handel), and he promised me they would resolve things. He had me go to the Fairlawn office where the head optician again was unable to resolve the issue. By now it was October. The whole process had engulfed my life... as, of course, seeing is pretty important. Out of desperation, I asked Dr. Handel if he could recommend an expert in the NE Ohio area that could help me to resolve my issue. The only response I got was to go back to his optician and try on more frames (and of course make yet another purchase on top of the ~$1000 I had already spent). I kick myself continually for going back to this place repeatedly and actually expecting to get my problem resolved. "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." My mental health has suffered since May, but I am finally starting to regain it having "cut bait" with this outfit and going elsewhere. If you want to remain sane, do yourself a favor and find just about any practice other than this one.

We stopped in to check out glasses for our little one and we greeted and helped by Ethan. He was…read moreimmensely helpful and friendly. I highly recommend visiting him! The selection of glasses for my little girl was also very good!

Summit Mall in Fairlawn, Ohio is located just outside of Akron. Given that some malls are declining…read morein numbers with businesses leaving the malls, Summit appears to be doing pretty well. It's is a good mall. I visited on the last Saturday of March 2026 and during the first weekend in May 2026 for business. PARKING -- There are alot of free parking options outside at the parking lot. SHOPPING -- Plenty of shops to choose from such as J.Crew, Victoria's Secrets, Yankee Candle, Kopper Popper (popcorn store), Apple (foe cell phones, headphones, and laptops), Auntie Anne's (pretzels), etc. FOOD -- There is a food court here that has about 5 different type of restaurants. I noticed Sbarro (pizza), Charley's Philly Steaks (Philly cheesesteak sandwiches), and Asian Chao (Chinese food). I've tried food from Asian Chao which was good - I got rice, some vegetables, and I believe chicken in a to-go plastic container. If you live in the area then visit Summit Mall. There are activities for children (a playground inside) which is probably what is keeping the mall alive considering that online shopping is on the rise. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 78/250 total reviews in 2026 - 919 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 May 2026

I miss when this mall had stores that were not just shoe stores. Thankfully, there are some great…read morespots: Lululemon, Dry Goods, Arie, Bath & Body Works, etc, but it feels like for every good store, there is a shoe/sneaker store.

While my daughter is practicing volleyball, I have to find things to do nearby. So I go shopping,…read morebut I don't always buy things. This time, I went to Target and visited the mens' clothing department as well as the electronics and home goods departments. I didn't see any clothes or coats that I was interested in. I tried to find the latest expansion for World of Warcraft, but they didn't have it in stock. I also looked for a nice pan for our glass cooktop and they had a good selection, but the price was double that of a similar pan from Kohl's. It's nice that you can drink a Starbuck's latte while you shop, but I usually don't do that. I like Target because the stores are clean, easy to shop, and organized. I found a Roku soundbar for $129, which was kind of cool because it combines the power of a Roku plus a nice speaker. It also included the premium remote with voice control. They also had an over-the-air DVR for $35, which is great for cord cutters. I'll keep that product in mind. I needed to buy milk but I couldn't because I had to pick my daughter up and drive home, which took 45 minutes. The milk would have spoiled by the time I got home, so the milk had to wait. This store is nice and I'm sure I'll visit again soon.

I was able to get the items I needed. The cashier was friendly and helpful. My reason for three…read morestars is that there were only two cashiers and a small line for the self-checkout lanes. I also was hoping to find more food items here like at other Target locations. The personal care items were well-stocked, which was a plus. I was able to find an item that I couldn't find anywhere else.

I have been shopping at Designing Woman since it opened. It has the best quality yarns and fabric…read more The owner Suzanne and her daughter, Tina are awesome. They are very knowledgeable about knitting and sewing. With 27 grand children, I have purchased a lot of yarn for I have knitted many beautiful sweaters, hats, mittens and socks! Designing Woman is my first stop when looking for quality yarn and fabric. I have always felt appreciated and welcomed when I go into the store. The negative review just can't be true. Someone was having a very bad day! As for the remark about sitting, did she stop and think that maybe health issues kept one sitting rather than standing? I highly recommend this shop for a pleasurable experience and quality product. Karin J / Fairlawn

Absolutely wonderful. The owner is knowledgeable, fun, engaging and honestly concerned on how she…read morecan help. So much yarn, so many choices. If you are really lucky, you'll be there when Ruby is there. ANYONE who brings their pup to work is the best in my mind!

I see both Dr. Allison and Dr. Marc Landes as my ophthalmologist and optometrist. They and the…read morestaff are very pleasant and personable. They take their time to listen to me and explain all of my options. There is also an optician onsite to get glasses. I highly recommend Landes Eye.

They provided high-index lenses despite my explicit instructions and medical history. I asked the…read moreoptician multiple times about what lens were in my glasses after informing them of have issues I was having with my new glasses and them trying to adjust and fix the issues. I never got a receipt either. Derek on multiple visits stated they were not high index when I asked him. Until I emailed and demanded the information they sent to lab and a receipt did I see that high index lens are in my glasses. I brought this up and he flat out said we discussed it and I wanted them. That never happened. I had previously informed them multiple times, my eyes cannot adjust to high-index materials. To ensure there was no mistake, I provided their office with over five pairs of my previous glasses as physical proof that I only wear regular plastic. I also provide my eye records for the past 4 plus years including prescription and receipts that showed last lens were reg plastic not high index. They ignored my medical needs and the physical evidence I provided them. Which has left me with a $748 pair of glasses that are unusable. On top of giving them over 6 plus months to fix the issue. On top of Derek dismissing my concerns questions and not returning phone calls. Its truly sad that as a professional he treats and does this to his patients and lies on top of it. I only wanted to be able to see.