I want to thank you Judith, once again, and your attentive staff for your great attention given to…read morea problem with one eye following my cataract operation some years ago. After an extensive examination you found and explained the problem which you stated could easily be resolved by a laser procedure. You recommended the nearby Eye Clinic of Dr Tirado. I have now had this procedure completed which was just as you stated, painless and vision totally restored immediately. So "Thank you". John Thornton.

Thank you a hundred fold. We came in with broken glasses today during our vacation and you were…read moreable to fix them!!! It took a while but you came through and didn't charge us a centavo. Very kind of you! Thank you so very much. Highly recommended in that you both spoke beautiful English, and knew just what was needed. They had a nice wide range of glasses and sun glasses to pick from and the prices were in line with what they cost In The USA.

I love Malaga...it's a city by the Mediterranean, so you get beaches, a historic center, great…read morerestaurants, excellent shopping (casual as well as high end) and friendly people. Calle Larios is the main shopping area of the city and it's a pedestrian only venue where many locals and tourists hang during all hours of day. Being the birthplace of Picasso, there's a lot of information and museums regarding this famous artist. Walkable and clean, a great city to visit in Andalucía.

Enjoyed a day in this beautiful city from a cruise ship…read more The ship docks next to one of the area's 16 fabulous beaches. And is very walkable. From the ship my first venture was to hike up to the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Castle, one of the largest Arab fortresses in the area. The view of the city and sea is spectacular. From here I was able to peak in the Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta, the massive bull ring built in 1876. coming down the back side of the fortress, I landed in Plaza de La Merced and walked by the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. Around the corner I discovered a Roman theatre to explore. Then into the old town to stroll around the Atarazanas Market, the Iglesia Cathedral de la Encarnacion. and find a sidewalk cafe for a late lunch. Mmmm an ice cold red sangria and jamon sandwich while people watching was the perfect lunch break. A little more of the old town, then back towards the sea. Enjoying a fantastic shaded stroll along the Parque de Malaga and into the Jardines de Pedro Luis Alonso to admire the roses. One last stop for gelato, always a perfect afternoon snack for hanging out on the beach. It is a very walkable city. Clean. Well marked signs and maps.

Fernandez is great! I got something stuck in my eye and he saw me in an emergency and helped me out…read moreof a bind. I highly recommend him for anything especially if you're a tourist and need a professional. Their glasses are pretty sweet too!

From the owner: Atención primaria para los pacientes con problemas visuales así como la prescripción de gafas y…read morelentes de contacto. Exámenes visuales completos Tonometría de aire. Seriedad y fiabilidad. Federópticos, líder en progresivos le ofrece la profesionalidad que se merece.