This office is terrific. My daughter needed a pediatric eye exam and this was the only office that…read morecould give us a fairly quick appointment during the holiday season. I tried calling CHOP as recommended by our pediatrician and they could only give me an appointment 8 weeks away! At any rate, we could not have had a better experience. The staff was warm, funny, through, patient and felt like family on the first visit. We will be back!

They were spectacular. Fit me in on a Saturday morning even though I wasn't one of their regular…read morepatients because I had an eye emergency. They will be my regular optometrists now!

Absolutely loved this office, the Dr. and staff were professional and friendly. I was given a…read morethrough eye exam, was not rushed, and the Dr took the time to explain the steps to me. When it came time to choose frames the associate did not try to push me to the most expensive, instead she gave honest feedback on how the frames looked, which helped me choose. I would absolutely recommend Allied Vision to anyone.

Apparently when they adjusted my glasses, it made the frame more fragile and more prone to…read morebreaking, so my frame snapped just a few days after they made the adjustment. Of course my frame was already out of warranty and I ended up having to get another pair. This frame alone costed me $350. Also when I asked for a copy of my contact lenses prescription, they refused to give it to me. Yes I know it's been 2 years since the eye exam but it is my right to have the prescription for myself just for references. They were afraid I might try to get contact lenses elsewhere for cheaper price, therefore refused to give me a copy. Again, it is my right to have a copy whether it's expired or not. After all, I paid for the services.

I met Dr. Mary Boname nearly a decade ago on Twitter. At the time my eye sight was perfect. But…read morethen I was hospitalized for 4 days with an abcess in the intestines. I was given fluoroquinolones (Cipro and Levaquin) IV. By day 3 I could not see. Everything was blurry. It did not go away. I decided to see Dr. Boname because she was nearby where I was hospitalized. I liked her immediately because she did not try to defend the medical system the way many practitioners do even when they've clearly erred. She said those kinds of fluoroquinolone antibiotics damage the retina. You'll need glasses now. Any time I have met with her or been cared for by her, I have felt that I'm being cared for by family that has a special interest in me. She doesn't just care about the two eyes in our face because she knows many serious conditions show up in the eyes first....diabetes, cardiovascular disease etc. She knows there are no fences in the body and the body is a whole system that works synergistically together. She takes into consideration genetics and their support, what I consider the "laser approach" to personalized medicine. I know I will get the best care from here which is why I have driven from Rhode Island to her office outside of Princeton, NJ for many years.

I've been am extremely satisfied customer since around the time they opened 15+years ago. Dr…read more Boname is extremely thorough, uses the latest technology, provides ample time during an exam to listen and explain, caring and is well regarded in her field. I am thankful not only for her care for me but as well as my Dad when he needed cataract surgery. Ben - who runs the eyeglass/contact side of the business - is one of the nicest, knowledgeable professionals I have met. He provides quality frames and lenses. He provides clear information about lenses and has a good eye in picking frames to suit your face. I am a bit clumsy and needed frequent adjustment to my frames - to the point I felt guilty coming In so often- but am always reassured it is no problem and come back anytime. This is a first class organization.

Dr Lee is very patient and kind, and takes the time to listen to your concerns and explains his…read moreanswers thoroughly. The office is clean and efficient. Most of the techs are patient as well.

Please read the first line of the eye chart. Y O U' R E G O I N G T O W A I T for your appointment…read more However, the practice itself is very professional and takes a respectable amount of time with each patient. As these things go, I'm glad I went. Four solid stars.

Dr. Ritterbusch has been my go to person for over 15+ years, wherever she goes I will follow. She…read moreis the ultimate professional, always responsive and seriously cares about putting her patients first. I highly recommend her!

I usually do not write negative reviews, but I feel I should make others aware of my experience…read morewith this doctor and practice. Be aware that there seems to be a strong focus on performing and charging for a refraction/eyeglass prescription exam even when it is not needed. In addition, your actual eye issues may not be thoroughly evaluated. I went to this practice because I was experiencing an eye issue and needed a medical evaluation. I specifically explained that I did not need a new eyeglass prescription because I had already received one earlier this year and wanted my actual eye problem evaluated. Unfortunately, Dr. Ritterbusch did not really listen to my description of the issue, nor was any meaningful evaluation or diagnosis performed regarding the concern I came in for. Instead, the appointment mainly consisted of a routine eye exam and a new eyeglass prescription. I ended up having to pay for a completed unneeded glass prescription in addition to the medical exam copay. And my actual eye issue was never properly addressed. Overall, this was a very disappointing experience, and I would not recommend this doctor or practice.

Colin the optometrist is a gem. Excellent at refraction and has a great eye for frames. Kind and…read morepatient. The store has lots of options, but is missing red and burgundy.

I'll soon have my new refraction and took a stroll into Warby Parker on Nassau Street to see what…read morethis on trend, explosive growth retailer has to offer. The place has modernity to spare looking more like a Tesla dealership than anything out of the Luxottica cartel (think LensCrafters and dozens of related brands) which is a retail assembly line sporting artificially high prices. Warby's styles range all the way from Cupertino coding guru (shaved head optional) to my mother's cat eye frames straight from a 1960's sitcom. Basically, all in I'm looking at $250 plus or minus. When I have my new script I'll be sure to return. Any eyewear retailer that exists beyond the gravitational pull of the Luxottica cartel's death star is certainly worth a shot. Four hopeful stars.

Dr. Wasserman performed Lasik on both my eyes in 2023. I was one of the unlucky (and rare!) that…read morehad to get them done again about 6 months later. It's not a walk in the park and the second time was more harsh than the second and yes there is aftercare -- lots of eye drops! The procedures were about a half hour each. The actual cutting was just a minute or two. It's far more strange than painful. Then it's over. It's only a day or so before you're able to do things again which really isn't bad considering the benefits. However, it's been 3 years now and it still is one of the best things I've ever done for myself. Dr. Wasserman is INCREDIBLY kind, steady, patient, and knowledgeable. His staff is quick to remedy any issues that come up. I've been going back for eye checkups there ever since. Office is clean. Wait times are reasonable. Location is perfect. I've sent my friends there for checkups and Lasik consultations and they've had good experiences as well. HIGHLY, highly, highly recommend!

Had a first appointment today for my daughter. Got there early as requested by the office to fill…read moreout paperwork and was taken back relatively quickly from the waiting room. Then proceeded to wait for over an hour in the room for this arrogant dismissive know it all to show up and not even acknowledge how late he was. I went through my 2 biggest concerns one by one and without me even finishing my explanation he told me it was nothing and just wanted to examine my daughter. When she wasn't cooperating (because she's just over a year old and had been waiting for over an hour) he was getting more and more frustrated, stopped the exam, told me nothing was wrong and to try again in 3-4 months the when my daughter was a bit more cooperative. Worst bedside manner I've ever seen from any doctor/medical professional. There are other eye doctors that will actually care about you and your child

I've used this practice several times as it partners with LensCrafters at the Princeton Market Fair…read moreMall. The diagnostic tests are state-of-the-art and the customer service procedures are smooth and web-based so that you can get in and out quickly. I completed the online questionnaires in advance, so that the day of my appointment I was brought in immediately and never presented the dreaded clipboard and golf pencil. I was in and out in about 20 minutes. Then just pop over to LensCrafters to have your new prescription filled. Glasses ready in just an hour! The doctor and support staff were skilled and personable. Note: the online forms did provide descriptions and pricing of several optional diagnostic tests. There was no pressure to accept or decline these tests.

I don't think I've ever left a review (and I use Yelp a lot) but felt compelled to do so after my…read moreexperience today. I scheduled an eye exam for 12pm and was told that no appointments would be honored if I arrived 10 minutes after the appointment... meaning 12:10pm. Sure, no problem. Totally get it. During COVID-19 I'm willing to adhere to whatever policy a business lays out. I was running a bit behind, but breathed a sigh of relief knowing that I had beat the cutoff when I arrived at 12:06pm. Whew! So, as instructed, I called from the parking lot to announce my arrival so they could come out and take my temperature. By the time I finally connected with the receptionist it was 12:08pm. Instead of taking my temp, I was told that I would have to reschedule since I was late. Then I pointed out the time and that it I was, in fact, only eight minutes late, not 10, as their own policy had laid out guaranteeing cancellation. Then she put me on hold, and came back on a minute later saying that they would be happy to reschedule me for tomorrow. I admitted then and admit here that eight minutes is cutting it close, but by no measure of mathematics does 8 = 10. After some unpleasant back and forth, and me restraining as much as possible from using any expletives, the receptionist finally said it was now 12:12pm and there would be no way they could take me today as I was no longer within the 10 minute cutoff anyway and that I could reschedule for tomorrow. Pretty sure my blood actually boiled. Finally I just said I wouldn't be rescheduling since there is no way they will ever get my business. I'll end this by saying any of the other negative reviews on here for Eye Care Associates of Princeton are well deserved.

Was helped by Julie, the store manager to get the Meta glasses. She was super helpful,…read moreknowledgeable and professional. (I work in the industry so know a good employee when I see one!) Great experience.

Very poor customer service. Not the first time I have been here but this will be the last. They…read moreprofile people, very rude, unable to explain different lenses or not interested to do so if you are not dressed fancy. If you are there, stay away Mr. Juarez. Very rude, condescending and ignorant. I was about to make a payment and changed my mind. Don't want to reward bad service and bad attitude