I have been looking for a new eye doctor for a while and found Dr Eleftherio through yelp. The…read morestaff is super nice and helpful. Dr Eleftherio is amazing. Very friendly and great personality. Some of the things he does to perform an eye exam is a little different, using three lines horizontal and vertical and asking you which is thicker. My other eye dr did not do that. I go back next week to order new eye glasses and will see if his testing methods make him better than my previous eye doctor. It's a small office that is nice. They have an amazing selection of frames and had no problem easily finding frames that I liked. I am excited to go back and see which of the few I liked that I will pick.

Dr. Eleftherio is thorough and one of the best optometrists I've visited. If you are busy and want…read morea quick in and out visit, I would suggest going elsewhere. If you are interested in someone who takes their time, is precise, answers all of your questions, and has very friendly staff then I would strongly recommend this practice.

While I appreciated being able to make an appt the same day, this location would not believe me…read morethat my $600 progressives weren't great. He said they were made to fit my prescription so I'd just have to get used to them. WTF?? Worst customer care ever! I never wear the progressives b/c I'm at my computer most of the day and they don't work for presbyopia!

Good optometrist on site but store staffing customer service did not meet the standards of the…read morecustomer services. Five star review goes to the optometrist. Zero star review for the staff

Dr Sinyai is one of the most exceptional, professional and caring optometrist I have encountered. I…read moream a physician. My ophthalmologist gave me an eyeglasses prescription which gave problems with my vision. I had to go back to Dr. Sinyai, which I have seen on and off for ten years. She examined me thoroughly and gave me the right prescription which solved all my vision problems. Ophthalmologists are trained to treat eye conditions, but optometrists are the ones better trained to correct refractive errors , and Dr. Alison Au Sinyai is the best. Khoa Nguyen, MD

Dr. Sinyai is amazing. She is very technical. Knows her equipment like the back of her hands. She…read moredoes not push products; she only recommends them if it's totally necessary. I love going to her for my vision care. Highly recommended.

Came here for the first time for my annual eye appointment. I normally went to an eye doctor out in…read moreVienna. From the start, the staff here was exceptional. They greeted me upon entry and checked me in seamlessly. The technician who did my eye screening was very courteous and proficient. Next, Dr. Lim was very precise, professional, personable, and succinct with her explanations of my eye exam. Lastly, David, at the front of the store was very helpful when it came to choosing my new prescription glasses. David took the time to explain certain lenses, my prescription, my insurance coverages, and other questions I had. He was personable, stylish, and professional. If you're looking for a great eye doctor with professional, skilled staff, you will make the right choice coming here.

Dr. Doan is the best. Her expertise, professionalism, and care is unmatched. My vision is terrible…read morebut she has been helping me for years. Highly recommend.

Having purchased new glasses on May 26th, I was cautiously impressed with the employee (A.) who…read morecarefully measured my eyes, and noted that one ear is slightly higher than the other. I was told it would be two weeks before the glasses would be ready. I waited until the 20th of June, hearing nothing and then called. A pleasant young woman informed me that I had been texted on June 1. I checked my texts; she checked the number. I had received no text. She said she would let the manager know. I go to pick up the glasses on June 23rd at 4:30 p.m. The store is closed with a sign on the door "Lunch break. Back in 30 minutes." I saw someone see me, and then bolt to the back. As I had walked a way to get to the store, I took a time stamped picture of the sign, and waited. The individual values their lunch break. At 5:02, they opened the door, and asked my business. I said I was here to pick up glasses. They apologized that their lunch break was late. Three minutes later, I had my glasses and was out the door that I had stood outside for 30 minutes. I will not ever return.

The staff at the "For Eyes" optical store on West Broad Street, Falls Church, VA, are very expert,…read morekind, generous, and polite. I wish them success and prosperity in their business. I strongly recommend them.

I've been seeing Dr Son for more than a decade. I'm really hesitant to write this review because…read moreI'm not going back there again. For my last appointment, I messed up the schedule (no reminder from the office), I thought my appointment was half hour later than my actual appointment. While I was almost at Tysons Mall, I received a phone call from the front desk asking if I was going to be there. That's how I realized i put down the wrong appointment time. So I asked the front desk should I reschedule the appointment. Knowing I was already almost in the garage, the receptionist told me I can still come in. So I arrived 10 minutes late for my actual appointment. When I arrived, the technician promptly took me to do a quick examination and sent me to the room for Dr Son to arrive. Dr Son came in without any greetings, no facial expressions. I immediately apologized for being late. He had no response to my words. Immediately he started the vision test, but very obviously not as thorough as before. He finished the examination quicker than usual and told me my vision hasn't changed a bit. I told him I feel my current contacts can't see far enough, I wanted to adjust it more for driving. He told me I can see far enough according to the test he just did. Then walk out without a word. I looked at my watch, from the time I walked in until Dr. Son left the room, it's less than 10 minutes. For all the years I've seen Dr Son, this is the only time I had the schedule wrong and arrived late. I don't think I deserved the passive aggressive attitude from him. If I was really that late or caused any inconvenience for his time, they could simply reschedule me. Not going there again.

I went to this business on May 11 to get an updated prescription for glasses. The doctor…read moresupposedly found some scarring on my cornea -- nobody had ever said anything avout scarring before, and nothing has happened in many years to cause scarring. However, the doctor refused to provide an updated prescription. instead, she referred me to another eye doctor that has been playing its own games with me. Best case scenario, it's very unlikely that I'll have glasses with a current prescription until at least September. Four months to get new glasses is entirely unacceptable.

LOVE Dr. Larson! I've been coming here to get my eyes checked since I was 7! He is great at what he…read moredoes and always thoroughly examines my eyes. Maybe I'm biased since I haven't been anywhere else but he really is great. A very caring and kindhearted guy.

I needed an eye exam because like an idiot, I didn't realized I was down to my last pair of…read morecontacts and couldn't order more because my prescription is over 2 years old. I have been getting my glasses (2 pair for $99 deal) at MyEyes in Falls Church for a few years now. I really like the customer service there. So, I gave them a call and asked how much an eye exam was with their doctor. I used to have eye insurance and went to MyEyeDr in Ballston (and hated them). I have Tricare now through my husband and there's no eye coverage. I was told if I had "normal vision", meaning no stigmatism or out of the norm issues then it would be $99 for both a contacts and glasses exam. Otherwise it would be $109 (I think...maybe $107? I think it was $109). They had to give me the number to Dr. Larson, his office is not combined with MyEyes' location. Dr. Larson is right next door. I called on a Saturday at 4 PM and got an appointment for Monday at 4:40 PM, which was awesome for my work schedule. When I arrived to my appointment I filled out paperwork and then waited. He was about 20 minutes late, but that's usual with any medical office. He was super nice, he didn't have a nurse or tech come out to get me, he himself did. I went back with him and he was super nice, very talkative, very personable. I recognized his accent and asked him where he was from. He asked me to guess and I said Boston. I was correct. Being from New England myself I said, "Well, no wonder I like you!" He was very thorough with my exam and very realistic. One of my eyes had changed a bit but the other was the same. He asked me if I wanted two different prescriptions or the same for both eyes to keep it simple. I asked if I would notice and he said it was such minute difference that probably not. I decided to stick to one prescription for both. I also had been having terrible dry eye problems with the contacts I was given and unable to change by MyEyeDr at my last eye exam over two years go. I hate paying for unneeded exams and I just wanted to switch back to the Acuvue Oasys that I loved and MyEyeDr wouldn't let me without an exam. I was so irritated that I just ordered another year's worth of the Biofinities online. Dr. Larson put me back in Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear and said if I had any problems with them I could always switch them out. When I went to check out the woman at the front desk gave me both my contacts and glasses prescription with ALL the needed information, no questions asked. I was impressed. I have had the WORST time in the past with MyEyeDr in Ballston because there is some measurement, I think it's the PD ,that you need for glasses and they wouldn't give it to me. I told them it's my information to have, my medical information and they finally reluctantly gave it to me. It's because they didn't want me ordering my glasses somewhere else. I was so happy to have no problems here, I'm very happy and will definitely go back to Dr. Larson....although in another two years....because like I said, I don't like having exams unless something changes and I can get the second year's contacts supply right at the 11 month mark from now without needing a new prescription. :)

Highly do NOT recommend…read more 1. The doctors are not the same anymore! Keeping only 1 doctor to show up once a month and acting like it is the same clinic is not right, actively confusing patients. 2. New management is all about money! Pay pay pay. Even with insurance. Make sure you double check AGAIN, or else, they may have worked with your insurance in the past, that does NOT mean, this new management is in the list. 3. Plan to spend 30 more mins. The original doctors did NOT sell your data to them, which is awesome. If you are like me, showed up without knowing everything and everyone changed, you will spend half an hour filling up endless paperwork and they don't bother tell you this beforehand intentionally, cause they don't want you to know it is different people took over the old-name. They just wanna continue getting the clients without disclosing the change. 4. Terrible service! Will treat you like an idiot and all the high-tech checkup is not anymore. Just go a different clinic, there are so many around. No need to stress with poor service, bad treatment and uncomfortable environment.

I went to this office last year so this review is long overdue. I am reviewing now because I just…read morefound the receipts where they billed me and my husband $638 for our annual exam. I also noticed similar trends/similar experiences of other patients so felt it my duty to include mine. The reception was a little impatient when I called in to book an appointment to look at available dates for Dr. Goldberg. In-person, all the receptionists seemed annoyed when we tried talking to them so my husband and I didn't feel very comfortable in the waiting area. At the conclusion of the exam, they advised us that they didn't take our vision insurance. This was a little upsetting, considering I had to fill out a form and provide them my insurance *before* they conducted the examination. It would have been nice to be informed that they didn't accept my insurance beforehand but since we were already there, I suppose they didn't want to lose out on earnings. We were billed a total of $638 for an annual exam ($319 each), which we paid out of pocket. No, I assure you that this did not include digital retinal screening or other advanced forms of technology. It was your typical vision exam. Considering the customer service and how average the examination was, I do not feel this merited the exorbitant price point. Although Dr. Goldberg was not involved in the incidents I mentioned above, I do still hold him accountable since this is his practice. The onus is on Dr. Goldberg to ensure that his staff are not lacking in integrity or alienating customers but it could also suggest that this type of behavior trickles from the top down. Either way, I do not advise on coming here.

They have a limited supply of frames. Mostly only black and brown, plain, nothing interesting. I…read moreused VSP. It calls itself insurance but it is more of a discount program. My glasses were $599. with all the discounts. I do get everything on my glasses, transitions, nikon glass, anti-glare, bifiocals, everything. Seems like that would be the price if I didn't have the discounts. The two doctors I saw were nice and seemed competent. No complaints about them.

This practice is on a list provided to me within the last two weeks by my health insurance. In…read moreaddition, when I called them to make an appointment I specifically asked if I was covered in network, and they had me send a copy of my health insurance card so they could check it out in advance. They did NOT bother to check it out, and when I showed up for my appointment, they concluded that I was not in network. Big waste of time and extremely inconsiderate.

Great old school opticians who know what they are doing. Not like Lens Crafters who use sales…read morebozos to do the work an optician should be doing. The cost for me is not too much different from chain stores, as I have a complex prescription. I am happy to spend a bit more to get the correct fitting for progressives. My current glasses are the thinnest lenses I have had in a long time despite my high index prescription. They use Hoya lenses which are superior to the ones I have gotten from LC. Marie has been very personable and professional and always gets me a great pair of glasses. They usually have a sale going on ( buy 1 get 50% second pair). Great if you get glasses and sunglasses together.

When someone really takes pride in their work and truly cares about their customers as well, it…read moreshows--and this is definitely the case with Marie and Jimmie of Tysons Corner Opticians. They are friendly, welcoming, and honest, and the office I visited was the nicest optical shop I have ever seen, and I have been wearing eyeglasses for almost 50 years. I had lost faith in my previous opticians' office due to significant staff turnover there over the past few years; the apparent lack of experience of their workers had become highly concerning. Marie and Jimmie, by contrast, have a ton of experience, which is why I was so happy to find them. They are true professionals.