I've never quite understood the sunglasses business. Are mallgoers actually dropping 3 bills to get…read morea pair of sunglasses? Oh sure, I get the need for a Oakley Vault and a Sunglass Hut in Park City, but in penny-pinching Provo? Sun Stop Sunglasses--a high-end sunglasses mini-chain with locations at the Shops at South Town, Newgate (Ogden), and Red Cliffs (St. George)--has a little shop tucked away between a Tricked Out Accessories and Fred Meyer Jewelers. It was a little off-putting going in as I was the only one in there! With these prices, which I saw at the low end $50 (Suncloud) and at the high end $450 (Maui Jim, Oakley), with most in that $119-149 range. I just don't get it. They look cool, fit well, and really give you a dynamic, clear field of vision. For me, they're just not $150 cool. Still, the great brands are there, such as Ray-Ban, Smith, Spy, and Zeal. They also can adjust them them for your prescription. And of course, the very lonely Sun Stop employee is more than willing to help in finding the perfect pair.

From the owner: Sunstop Sunglasses has been selling top quality brands for more than 25 years. We offer a wide…read moreassortment of sunglasses from the finest brands. Our team of sunglass specialists will make sure you find sunglasses with the perfect fit, look and price to meet your needs. In addition to our large selection in store and online, we offer special orders for many products. Sunstop Sunglasses has locations across the Wasatch Front, St. George and Ogden, Utah. We encourage you to visit us in store to fully enjoy the Sunstop experience.

My husband, elderly mother, and I went into LensCrafters late afternoon on Dec. 3, 2025,to buy my…read morehusband a pair of glasses. Even though I stood at the counter while my husband started looking around, neither of the two workers said "welcome, we'll be with you as soon as possible." I realized that they were with others (within 6 feet of us), but I've been recognized in busy places before. I waited for 10 minutes, and one of them even helped a new arrival 10 minutes later. We put a couple of pairs at the customer desk and sat down, and they still didn't acknowledge us. A "We'll be with you in 45 minutes" could have sufficed. At least then, we could have left sooner than after more than 30 minutes of wasting our time.

I had an appt at my usual eye doctor but had to reschedule they couldn't reschedule me for another…read moremonth so I was looking for a bunch of other optometrists in the area to see if anyone could get me in quicker, I came across lens crafters and they could get me in the next day, when I first got there we were greeted and the woman at the desk and the sales women who were there were also super friendly and helpful, they were able to get me back super quick and start my exam, after she did the usual eye measurements and the puff in the eye we sat to wait for the doctor and I don't think we were even waiting for more than 5 minutes, I was honestly expecting it to be a while cause everywhere else I've been including my usual Dr I literally wait for at least 30 min minimum so it was a pleasant surprise, the doctor was very informative, professional, and super nice, I had my exam for contacts and was able to try on a sample pair of the kind that i normally wear, they had them on hand and was able to leave with them in my eyes, that was also a surprise to me cause I've never been given a pair while I was there but I was so grateful for that cause I ran out weeks ago so I've been wearing glasses and was bummed that I was going to have to wear them for a few more weeks till I was able to order a new box but now I have a few weeks of a set till my other ones come. I honestly go to my other doctor cause they're in network with my insurance and cover 100% of my exam but with the experience I had today at lens crafters I will gladly pay out of pocket and get reimbursed by my insurance to have the quick and friendly service I had today :)

Dr. Abraham comes highly recommended. Shows great concern and care for his patients. I stopped in…read morewhen I was in town visiting. He helped me with an emergency and was happy to help. Nice to have someone in the health care industry that has the time and personality to focus on his patients. If you need a great optometrist he's your guy.

Nice little eye clinic. They were the only place that took my vision insurance without making me…read morejump through a bunch of flaming hoops of red tape. Scheduling was easy, the Dr Abraham's eye exam was probably the most thorough I've ever had. Didn't feel rushed like at so many other eyeglass places. The selection of frames was good. whether Advantage or their eyeglass contractor get the credit, they had the quickest turnaround on new glasses I've ever experienced. a little more parking would be nice but that's a minor complaint. definitely coming here as long as they're in business.

I have purchased glasses from Bill Lund at Lund Optical four times…read more I do not like wearing common glasses. On each occasion, I told Bill what I wanted, and he found them. On my most recent purchase, I wanted "Morty Seinfeld" glasses, and yet again, he did some digging and found them. Bill is a straight shooter. He is independent, and it shows as he provides service as only a business owner can. I highly recommend Bill and his business.

Mr. Bill Lund is kind and efficient. Has a great assortment of fun and designer frames at excellent…read moreprices. His prescriptions and lens replacements are spot on and fast.

My wife and I always find quality shoes and more when we drop by for one thing or another. It is…read morealways clean and orderly, and well stocked with a wide variety of clothing and other items. We take our time and enjoy the bargains and "finds!"

I went, I found, I purchased!…read more I always stop by a Rack because I am Michael Williams and I am a shoeholic... I like Born, Ecco, Puma, Adidas, Hoka hiking shoes, Tiger, etc... I found some possibilities but opted not to get shoes... this trip. I did find. Very cool and originally priced at a bunch that I got for significantly less and it was such a sunny day, I wanted to get sun glasses for my trip home. I found Ferragamo for 76% off or some crazy markdown. I could not afford full price Ferragamo. Amd got a fancy hard shell Ferragamo sunglass case. The store was laid out differently than the Sandy location so was a weird experience passing the front entrance and not seeing the checkout on the left wall as you enter the store... for those with a compass, near the northeast area of the store. The young lady helping me was cool and helpful.

Over all it was pretty good, but It was very baron and ghost town like, the ratio of vacancy spaces…read moreto open stores was very sad and not very good, i think it has potential, and could be good if they put in more stores, and had more things to do, it has the room to be busy to! I love the look of the room that has a fountain to, it is just so beautiful, and has potential to be a busy room again!

So sad, heard about this online and was excited to visit. There were so many vacant spots. Also,…read morespots that weren't open.

This is my second time we have used this business. The first time- not too bad but I went in a few…read moreweeks ago for a contact lense exam and it was just horrible. Now I will say, everyone that work behind the counters are all very nice but my exam and subsequent interactions were the problem. My exam was later in the afternoon, and the pre eye tests (glaucoma, eye pressure, corneal topography, and OCT (that I paid extra for), were a mess. The technician did not wipe the machines (I did it myself) and she had to do the test where they flash the bright light in your eyes 7 times! She kept saying the machine was not getting close enough.....but she controls how close it would get! I had such skewed vision and a headache after all the flashes. When I saw the Dr (Winward) and I came in the room, he was looking at his pc, didn't look at me and just said sit down. He did the exam in less than 5 mins, he said my eyes had gotten a bit worse and that my astigmatism was a bit worse. We spoke about lenses for astigmatism and off I was sent out. Only after I left did I realize he didn't even discuss the extra scan I paid for- I had to wait to go back and ask him and he said "it was fine". Every other dr I have seen would put it up and discuss the health of my eye etc. When I was paying, they were charging me extra for the lense exam, even though my insurance covers it and when I questioned the extra charge, the technician said it must be for 'the free trial lenses' Huh? If it's free why am I paying for it. I paid rather than argue. Then after deciding to not use astigmatism lenses, I went by to pick up my regular prescription, and noticed that the script somehow (based on last exam) had gotten better??? How so, when the dr said my eye were worse- I can barely see with my old script, and now it's better! Absolutely not going to spend money to buy lenses for that prescription. I have scheduled an exam a real optometrist. Save your money and find somewhere else to get your eyes checked.......

The place is in a weird location to get in and out of. The service was okay, but I wasn't "wowed"…read moreenough to keep going here for future business. If the locale was easier to get in and out of, it would be better. #sorrynotsorry

University plays as a nice clean indoor mall with a mix of various shops and eating places it's a…read moregreat place to walk around during the evening for the kids. The vendors that are in there aren't too intrusive when you're walking by them. The Eden places aren't completely packed even during busy hours. My only complaint is I wish it stayed open an hour longer. It closes at 9 pm.

I'm a child of the 80's and teenager of the 90's, so malls are a big part of my upbringing. I have…read moremany fond memories of going to the mall with my mom, or as I got older, with my friends. It's hard for me to imagine a world where malls are obsolete, but I do fear that we are going that direction as more and more people do their shopping online. That said, the University Place mall may be immune to that simply because it's located smack in the middle of town with so much around it. People will come just out of convenience of location. There are all the stores you'd expect, and a few surprise ones too. It may not feel like there are a lot of people inside, but the parking lot is always crowded. I think this is because there are lots of adjacent or nearby retail places that share the parking, and it can get a little congested.