High quality glasses...... this office is so busy I think eventually it is gonna need another…read morebuilding very busy....... But everyone seems nice and professional....... I have got about 10 Chanel glasses and sunglasses.

Louise Bernier October 15/2026 Dr. Giulio Diamante is a…read morephenomenal ophthalmologist!!! He has compassion for his patients and responds, listens and explains every detail. His office staff is kind, courteous and efficient. I recently had cataracts done by Laser and the Pre-op and Post-op Nurses and Anesthesia staff took excellent care of me. I will definitely recommend Dr. Diamante to anyone who is in need of an Ophthalmologist. Thank you to all who participated in my care.

Very good service very helpful would recommend. I needed a screw in my glasses and she did it right…read moreaway no charge ... very grateful Thomas Andrade

Awful. They didn't tell me I have an eye condition which you can see as part of the exam. I knew…read moresomething was off so I went to an ophthalmologist afterwards. Coventry Eye Care are optometrists and while they can't treat my condition they should have mentioned to me that they saw it.

It was a great place for me since it is jus 5 min walk from my place! This place is a hospital so…read moreyou jus need to follow the sign where it says providence eye associates (first floor). I was 10 min early but I got to see the eye doctor 10-15 min pass my appt time, which is pretty normal I guess. The exam is good and I love everything he did because he is quite thorough and he showed me what is what. After the test I was able to go check on glasses, what glasses to get etc and I got a few choices. I decided on one pair and they said to wait 7-10 days but it was about 3 weeks before they gave me my glasses. I have called once a week, and they said no, on the third week when I called they told me it came it earlier but we tried calling and no one answered.. what... anyway good place but not so sure about the glass shop..

I came here to have a routine eye exam (for eyeglasses Rx), I had known about this place from my…read morefather going here for several years. It's also the same building where I see my dermatologist and rheumatologist, and about a 15-20 minute walk from where I am, so really a plus. The experience here was pleasant. There was one other person ahead of me so the wait time wasn't bad. Dr. Cesaro here is really awesome, you know he knows what he's doing. This was a nice change from the other place I was going to (I will probably write a review about that later. Long story short, avoid mall optical shops at all costs). The person who had helped me select styles was Mary Ann, who also knows exactly what she's doing and tells you honestly what she thinks works well with a person's face. A breathe of blatant fresh air when you compare that to the sales associate at Lenscrafters that tries to push you to buying something that looks nice without regard to accommodation. Obv, I don't speak for all Lenscrafters, just from the experience I've had. They were nice enough to take notes on the styles that I kept in mind for later visits. I did eventually come back recently to try them on again but decided not to make a purchase. (really the price for what I had choosen was out of my range... $200 for frames, $130 for regular lenses, or $180 for poly carbonate lens which are thinner and less heavier). These were brand name Coach eyeglasses, not a big shocker. As much as I loved them I had to depart from them and call around for better deals. So, all in all great staff here. It would be 4 stars had it not been for steeper price range. Nonetheless great styles if you're willing to pay for the price.

I've been going to Ocean State Eye Care since I was about 14 or 15, and I've always had a great…read moreexperience. I originally saw Dr. Mills, who was fantastic, funny, personable, and always made sure my eye care needs were fully taken care of. Since his retirement, I've been seeing Dr. Buonaccorsi, and she's just as wonderful. She's thorough, attentive, and always takes the time to answer any questions. One thing that really stands out is how quickly they can get you in for a sick visit if something comes up. That is something that's hard to find these days. The staff is consistently kind and efficient, and appointments run on time. You're in and out without the long waits. This is exactly how a doctor's office should operate. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable, well-run optometry practice.

I've been to OSEC since Dr. Mills was there. Always treated well and promptly. The new dry eye…read moretreatment is amazing. Better service than larger practices.

Honestly, this was the single best eye appointment I've ever had - I wore glasses as a kid and…read morehated the experience, and avoided the eye doc as an adult ... 2 years ago I went to a "chain" optical shop/doc and it was like being herded like cattle. NOT THIS PLACE! This was like walking into a fun spa where everyone was friendly and soothing, like I was the only human on earth that mattered to them. And my Doctor, he could not have been more attentive and amusing. He was smart, amusing and thorough. He explained the process along the way and I'd recommend him (and the practice) to everyone! It was a real "human" experience, and for that - i am grateful

Great experience at College Hill Eye and Optical today. I wasn't sure what to expect for my first…read moreever eye exam, but the staff was attentive and made me feel comfortable right away. Scheduling online was quick and easy, as was the check-in and appointment. Dr. Isik was a great mix of knowledgeable and approachable. Glasses selection was impressive too! Will be back for my regular eye exams.

Dr. Martinez performed a very thorough eye exam for me, my first in over five years. I'm moving out…read moreof RI again, but wanted to have my vision checked prior. Small print is beginning to blur, but Walgreen's magnified glasses seem to work okay. Dr. Martinez is friendly and knowledgeable, as was the woman who performed the primary test. Everything was explained to me, and I left with all of my questions answered except why I have chameleon eyes; I'm often told they change color depending on my mood.

I would not recommend this place at all. I called before my appt to see if they accepted my…read moreinsurance and they told me yes. I get there and they say that vision plan wasn't accepted but my medical plan was. that was a lie and I was charged a full rate. also the place is in a basement and there is no WiFi at all and good luck if your phone has any service. I would not recommend this place at all. I called in advance hoping that they would be honest and not lead me to believe that i was all set.

I am very particular about my glasses. If I need to wear glasses, they need to make a statement…read more Shalamar has the most beautiful selection of frames anyone could imagine. Not only are the frames gorgeous, but, more importantly, the lenses are exceptional. The service is by far the best. Professional, , courteous, and truthful describes the staff. Bar none Shalamar is the very best in the state. If you need glasses, this is where you should go. They are a 10 out of 10.

So, I made an appointment for an eye exam as I needed contact lenses and glasses and was way…read moreoverdue for an exam. The price for the exam was $65 which seemed reasonable compared with $125 at an place closer to my apartment. I showed up for the first appointment and while Kim, the receptionist, was nice enough, she claimed she had left me a message saying my appointment was delayed and I wouldn't be seen for another 3 hours. I don't drive (am disabled after a broken neck and multiple TBI's) so I didn't really have a choice; I opted to wait the 3 hours till the doctor would see me. This was the first time I've ever had a contact lens fitting where the doctor used his own, unwashed hands to put the contacts in my eyes. A week or so later, during this trial period of testing the lenses, I developed a discharge from my right eye and the lens itself was likely defective as it kept popping out of my eye. I called to make another appointment and explained the issue with the lens popping out. The doctor and his son (I'm guessing they are related somehow) didn't seem too happy to give me another pair of lenses to try out. It's like jeeze, you guys aren't paying for the lenses, what's the beef? Oh and then I was shamed for having Medicaid. They apparently saw me as some kind of "free loader" and treated me rudely. My case worker was with me for the second appointment and we both looked at each other like is this really happening? Are we really being treated like this? The doctor made a particularly rude comment to my case worker and then plainly ignored her when she asked him a question. He muttered some off color joke under his breath - it was super uncomfortable. The really fun part was when I went to choose a pair of glasses from the Medicaid section of available frames. I prefer to have larger lenses/frames as they help me see much better. I picked out the biggest frames in the Medicaid selection and boy, the man who "helped" me was not pleased at all. Again, these are glasses for me, not this dude. Why was he so upset I chose glasses which were covered by Medicaid and available in the section of their store FOR MEDICAID GLASSES. This guy kept telling me, or trying to tell me, there was no way they could put lenses in the frames I had chosen, and seemed appalled overall by my selection and persistence. He then tried to charge me an additional $40 bucks (talked down from his original pitch of $60) to put lenses in the frames. Dude, the glasses are covered by Medicaid, you can't charge people for glasses that are covered by this plan. Ugh. When I went back for the last time to get the new trial lenses and get a copy of my prescription, the Medicaid nazi was again seemingly appalled by my presence. How dare I have an eye exam, a trial pair of lenses and a pair of glasses covered by Medicaid? When I asked for a copy of my prescription, he struggled to use the printer/copier, I assume it hadn't been used for a long time and/or the guy just didn't know what he was doing or how to operate the machine. He begrudgingly gave me my prescription, though of course the doctor failed to indicate which eye had whatever number the prescription is. Really not looking forward to calling for clarification but oh well, looks like I'll have to. I obviously won't be going back to Shalmar for further eye exams, and can't recommend this place to others. It's unfortunate as they do have a nice selection of eyewear but meh, you can find great glasses elsewhere and be treated with respect, regardless of what insurance you have. One and only star goes to Kim, for at least attempting to be pleasant. I can't imagine having to work in such a small space with that doctor and his rude son. She's probably seen a lot.

I've been to the Decesare for several years. Keep coming back for the service and care they give…read more I'm a special case. Have a scar in my eye from an accident and been getting different treatments. Dr. Oliveira is very knowledgable and understanding. Would totally recommend DeCesare Eye Associates for your vision needs. They also have a wide selection of eyeware and a great staff.

The staff was friendly, so 5 stars for service…read more The doctor, however, made me feel very uncomfortable. He repeatedly called me condescending pet names like "sweetie", "honey", "young lady", etc. (I'm not 5 years old - I'm almost 30), while at the same time touching me constantly for no reason. I understand he's an eye doctor and needs to be close to your face to look at your eyes, but it definitely went beyond that and felt creepy. If you're a woman, beware.