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Warby Parker Flatbush Ave

3.0 (35 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Marissa L.

My glasses fell apart recently, so I brought them here to be fixed. I was helped immediately, everyone was very friendly, and it was done in less than 10 minutes. I handle most things related to my glasses from home since Warby Parker makes that really easy, but with such a convenient location, I would return here for anything that needs to be done in-person.

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Sasha B.

I can always expect Warby Parker to deliver a quality affordable product that's both eye catching and well constructed. I first heard about Warby about 5 years ago when a friend flashed a stunning pair at an event and I started following them online. The next year I went to the Meatpacking District location and I got my first (2) pairs: Caspar in rose' and Tilley in Tortoise shell. I absolutely loved them. After an intense round of Grad school and late night watering papers my vision changed and I had to switch those out. During the pandemic my need shifted again while working from home and Warby was super accommodating getting me set up with a virtual visit and sending out replacement glasses for my scratched lens at no cost. I truly appreciated that. My vision plan allows for about $295 every two years. If it were not for Warby I wouldn't be able to do much with so little. My in store experience with Desire' was exceptional. She was personable, attentive and verse on the product that would best suit my needs. My face is heart shaped with super accentuated cheek bones which I love against my deep set eyes. The virtual try on features on the app allows me to take a quiz, make (5) recommendations and then I can try those on virtually or even have them sent to my home for free. I fell in love with the Micah- which is a part of the new color block collection. I was torn between the green and the navy but opted for the latter as it's my favorite color so it compliments my wardrobe quite well. I also went with a pair of the Chamberlains as a neutral for days when the Micah's clashes with my outfit. While the shipping experience wasn't what I expected now that Warby uses Lasership, they were more than accommodating in resending my package as soon as possible. Overall, I'll always choose Warby. In addition, I'd love to see Warby tackle sustainability and allow for old frames to be recycled or donated.

Alyssa R.

New specs!! Yay! So months ago I had ordered a bunch of pairs to try on from the Warby Parker website. I had narrowed down the frames I was interested in but instead of continuing to order box after box of frames to try I decided to visit my local WP and try them on in store. I visited on a weekday morning a few minutes after they opened. There were three staffers circulating the store and two customers (including myself). I walked up to the counter and was greeted by Avii who was absolutely awesome for my entire visit. She listened to what I had in mind and made her recommendations.... a couple that were frames I had tried on at home and a couple I hadn't thought to try on. Once I narrowed down my frame choice she then walked me through the options of 'medium' 'wide' and 'extra' and offered samples of each. I ended up ordering two pairs based on my in-store experience and they were shipped directly to me. About a month after I received them I popped back into the store to ask if they'd be able to adjust the frames (they were sliding off my face a bit). They took my name, looked up my account and got to fixin'. A few adjustments and about 10 minutes later both pairs were feelin' fine and not sliding! Yay! For the health and safety of the customers - all of the staffers were masked, there were extra masks at the counter for anyone who needed on. Hand sanitizer located around the store. AND *most importantly* one staffer who's sole job was to snatch up any of the frames that were just tried on and clean them. Not once did I feel unsafe trying on frames in the store. Overall I had a really great experience at WP and when the time comes for new glasses I'll most definitely stop in to look at frames again. So glad I was able to make an in-store visit too... it was helpful trying on more than 5 pairs at a time! Note: I did not get an eye exam at this store, I went to an outside Optometrist and got a prescription.

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Raymond T.

This review is about this location during quarantine, not the company. This location literally just opened so I'm not sure why there are a bunch of really poor reviews about the service received years ago applied to this location. There was a short line outside when I went on a Sunday morning. There was a person outside who helped answer our questions and informed us how the flow of traffic would work to keep us all safe. Basically when you're done trying out glasses, you put it in a bin. Then some workers continuously sanitize and return the glasses from the bin back to the shelf. That way you always get to try on a clean pair. and There's no pressure on how many you want to try on either. Hand sanitizer spots were all around and overall a very clean store. I did one less star because compared to other Warby Parker's I've been too the service was a little negligent. I remember helpers would come and ask me questions and give me -what felt like- really objective advice on whether specific frames fit my face structure. It was great. Here it seemed the workers were all standing by the kiosk and chatting, which is fine. They were friendly when it came to check out.

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Do NOT come here if you expect an experienced optometrist. I came in with a written diagnosis from an Ophthalmologist. I had cranial 4 nerve palsy resulting in vertical diagnosis. She told me to go to a optometrist and tell them I needed a prescription for prism glasses. I saw a 20 something who admitted she had no experience with prism glasses (great). She examined me and wrote me a prescription. It had 4BO on it, but I didn't know what that meant. I was leaving the country in 10 days and the nerve damage was supposed to be temporary, so I didn't want to spend a ton on frames, AND Warby Parker couldn't get it done before I left, so I ordered them elsewhere. The glasses came with the wide part of the prism to the outside by my ear. I though this was odd and they did not correct my double vision. I did a little google search and THE PRESCRIPTION WAS WRONG. BO stands for Base OUT. Vertical double vision is base down or base up: "Base. Depending on your double vision, the prism is placed vertically, horizontally or diagonally in one or both lenses of your eyeglasses. The "base" is the thickest edge of the prism and tells you where the light is redirected. It may be on the outer edge of the lens (Base Out, BO), the inner edge (Base In, BI) for horizontal double vision, or at the top (Base Up, BU) or bottom edge (Base Down, BD) for vertical double vision." Sure enough I turned the glasses 90 degress so the side of the glasses were the bottom and I could see. WP refused to do anything to help. I was leaving the country in 48 hours. Milan Optique cut up the lens and turned it 90 degrees and set it in a child's frame so at least I could see. I will NEVER go to Warby Parker again. Terribly inexperienced and unprofessional staff and AWFUL customer service. A clear case of malpractice

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