I am a professional photographer in the KC area and I've used Rentglass numerous times for camera…read morebody/lens rental. They have a decent selection at decent prices. I've rented a lot of different bodies and lenses from this place and I've never been disappointed. They do ship but since i live in the KC area, I normally just go pick it up at the OP store. I wish they were open on weekends and maybe a little later. It's a bit difficult to get into their office when I also work a full-time job. Tip, you do have to reserve and pay online first if you do pick-up in store. I've never had a bad experience with this company and their lenses and bodies are all top notch. I'll definitely keep using them!

How amazing is this place! I rented a Canon 35mm 1.4 and loved it. The lens was in perfect…read morecondition and came with a lens hood. The photos were in focus and I never had an issue. The staff was super friendly and kind. I will definitely be renting from them again!

Great shop. I brought in a Rolleicord I found second hand at a local antique mall. The thing was…read moregritty and in bad need of a CLA and the owner made it work like new and for a great price! Will definitely be taking future cameras here. For anyone saying he's rude, he's just not super talkative. I found him perfectly pleasant. He said about 2 weeks on mine, I checked in at 2 weeks and it was completed the day before I called. I think people forget that different generations have different norms, and while some people are rude, some just dont conform to your expectations; and that's not the same thing.

Super helpful. Only works on analog cameras. I brought two cameras I bought at an estate sale so…read morehe could show me how to work them properly. Very wiling to take the time to make sure I understood them with no charge.

Melody, at the main branch at 75th and Antioch is wonderful. She is such a great asset to the shop…read more Her knowledge and willingness to help you find that perfect frame. She has helped me many times find the perfect frame. Giving her honest opinion has made me feel good about that next new frame I will try. I have been a customer since the late 1960's. I will always come back!!

I've been getting prescription eyeglasses at this location for at least 10 years. They have a nice…read moreselection (not a lot of fancy designer frames, but a nice selection) and are always very nice and helpful. After doing some comparison shopping, I find their prices are quite reasonable and competitive, and they stand behind their work. One time I went in with a new prescription and wanted new lenses in my old frames as well as a whole new frame/lens combination. I asked to have transition lenses in both frames. I guess I didn't know enough about transition lenses to realize that they darken on cloudy days as well as sunny days. After having them for a couple weeks, I was very frustrated and decided I wanted regular lenses in one pair, so I went back to Gerry and they changed exchanged the lenses at no extra cost to me. Another thing...I've recently been obsessively shopping for new frames, really wanting to change my look. I have been to dozens of optical shops around the KC metro and even Lawrence, Kan. I'm amazed that some shops have hardly any mirrors and terrible lighting. Are you kidding me? I would think that big, well lit, accessible mirrors would be standard at optical shops, but apparently not. The Gerry stores are designed so you can actually see what you're looking at as you make a decision about what you'll be wearing on your face every day.

The shop kept my family document for seven months. The first time I went to pick it up it was clear…read morethat they had done the framing incorrectly. The owner didn't acknowledge it at first, but her worker told me that he had done it as it should have been but his boss told him to change it. Even though it was done wrong I picked up the frame as I was going to be out of town for a while. I then brought back the frame when I returned to town. When I picked it up again it was framed correctly. However, it had obvious defects--misaligned joints, visible marks, and poor workmanship. I have sent them an email requesting a refund and they are ghosting me. The final product is unusable. I will not be able to proudly display the family historical document in my house. I do not recommend this business for custom framing. I am updating my review based on the owner's response. I did not ever require a 'rush' job. When I returned the frame it was in the middle of October. You clearly put all your other customers in front of me, even though I had paid you in full back in April of 2025. So you had the piece almost 3 months before you worked on it. I will be filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and if you have never had the opportunity to spend the better part of a day at the court house in Olathe, you will get to do that. I will be filing an action against you in Small Claims Court. You will lose.

Initially sought out Legacy Frame on strength of their reviews. Clearly my experience was not…read moresimilar. Order was late (6 weeks instead of 4 weeks) with no updates despite my text for update. When I went to store to check on status, I was treated to rudeness and attitude. I suggested we cancel order and Anita pointed at sign high on wall and screamed "there are no cancellations or refunds". She then dismissively they were busy but would have my order done same day. It was done 40 minutes later... Poor workmanship, horrible service and terrible attitude.

Very knowledgeable and pleasant to explain the problem then solved. John was very helpful.read more

Very satisfied with the service here! I brought my MacBook here to have the battery replaced. They…read morewere the cheapest in the area and got the part quickly. During the service, the technician accidentally knocked a little sensor out of place in my trackpad. She told me immediately (which is already a lot more than most places would do) and they're replacing the part and fixing it for free. The service was fast and professional. I'd come here again!

Fairway Frames took great care in my dogs nose print and paw print. I wanted someone local who…read morewould care and know how important those items were to me. I was thrilled with with outcome and it's a piece I'll treasure for years.

Brought new life to a damaged family painting and added a great frame! Was provided friendly expert…read moreservice and a wide selection.

We just picked up our custom frame today and it looks stunning! They were so easy to work with and…read moregave great suggestions of what kind of frame and glass they recommended for our art work. The total time it took between picking out the frame and it being done was only a few weeks. I thought the price was very reasonable! I will 100% being coming back here in the future for more custom frame jobs.

My husband is very into sports, surprise surprise. He has attended the Superbowl, All Star game,…read moreMLS cup and now, thanks to our Royals, the World Series. Each time he comes home from one of these adventures I get to "surprise" him by getting his picture and ticket stubs framed and matted. I have had 4 framing projects done at Brookside Framing and each time they turn out beautifully. The staff is nice and easy to work with, they offer great design tips and are competitively priced, framing is expensive everywhere. I am always excited to give my amazing husband his new amazing trophy from his latest sports conquest.

I though the entrance to the gallery was very welcoming. It had a good amount of natural light and…read morethe it was kind of working the whole modern warehouse look - which has its appeal. I found The Prairiebrooke to be well designed to house art in its open, airy natural setting with an interesting metallic-y silver and bronze floor and recessed lighting. I think the venue actually made some of the art look more appealing to me. The guy working the room asked me if I needed anything, which I did not. I told him I was just in there to look. He told me to grab some complimentary cookies before heading back to work on framing. PG not only sells the work of artists, but they also specialize in custom framing and design display. I peaked into their workshop where they do the framing and it's more like a garage. They do some serious work back there; I think I even saw a flicker from a blowtorch. My thinking is, if a gallery spends that much of its space working to make your purchased painting framed so well, it's a two in one masterpiece. You don't have to buy a painting at location A and then drag it to location B for framing - it's just handy. I'm not sure about the presentation of the art in the back. I found a really cool Picasso-like painting shabbily hung in the coffee break room next to the fridge - huh? It was strange. Why did they need six offices anyways - it just took away the space needed in the main gallery room so that they were forced to hang paintings in poor places - like the break room where few customers wander anyways. If I were the artist, that would be unacceptable marketing on their part - I mean honestly, who would do that? I liked the main gallery though. The brick walls were fitting to the scheme of the design and the leather seating area was a nice touch. I really like how the guy trusted me enough to be alone in his space. Keep in mind, I had spent the last two hours being followed around by skeptical older women who thought I was trying to steal - so it was a relief to be able to relax in here without feeling like someone was breathing down your neck. And it was with the freedom that I broke the cardinal rule of gallery attendance: I took photos - gasp!

Contemporary Art in middle of suburbia Kansas. Hey, it works! In all seriousness, PB Galleries is…read morean alright spot to see some great pieces by national artists. Now here's where it gets dicey. I'm at odds about the feelings I got from the place though. Pretty awkward and certainly had a tinge of "frame shop" as another reviewer so cleverly pointed out. I never felt I was in a gallery really. It was more like a place that housed art for framing. Here I was getting a "sales pitch" on the place having great, national artists without ever talking about any of the artists or maybe even the work itself. The owner of the gallery came over and we chatted. The "forced and faked" convo ensued and I was left with the heebie-jeebies. I enjoyed some of the art in the shop, just not the shop. What to do? Why look those artists up online perhaps for a purchase, of course. God Bless cyberspace, ebay, and the "shopping cart" checkout system.