This office is great! Clean, comfortable and welcoming. Staff is professional and I would not go…read moreanywhere else, thanks Dr Harris, you are the best!

Beautiful office, staff if friendly and helpful and the doctor is very kind and patient!read more

Not a good front desk experience- called and specifically asked if they accepted our insurance and…read morewas told 'yes'. Spoke to them again day prior. After a 90 minutes drive for both of us, we were greeted with a 'We do not accept ANY vision insurance; we may be able to bill your medical insurance & please sign a waiver for out of pocket expenses'. What a waste of our time and how inconsiderate when we asked about this when making the appt and were not told this until our arrival.

Best eye appointment I have ever had. The doctor and staff were very through and on time. Front…read moredesk staff was also great! I would highly recommend this office

Ordered a pair of computer glasses, after getting an eye exam from the connected office. They came…read morepromptly and are working well. Price was exactly as quoted up front.

Was in and out fast great service. And was half the price of lens crooks in Silverdale.read more

Made an appointment for eye strain. When I got there, the receptionist thought I was there because…read moreof a referral that was made nine months ago that I new nothing about. I told her to skip that referral appointment and just check me out for eye strain. I was called back to an exam room, and the optometrist (Van Orman) started treating me for the referral instead of eye strain. I stopped him and told him I was there for eye strain. He stopped, looked at the paperwork he received from the receptionist, and said he was doing what the paperwork said he was supposed to do instead of double checking with the receptionist. He insisted on continuing what her was doing (instead of checking for eye strain), so I got up and left the office. I was charged for the work that the optometrist started, which was not what I was there for. I paid it, but after I got home, I decided I should not have paid for services I didn't ask for. I contacted the vision clinic and asked for a refund. They wouldn't budge. I disputed the credit card payment with the credit card company, and they agreed that I should not have to pay for something I didn't ask for. So the credit card company refunded the entire charge. I went to this clinic when Dr. Thompson was there and he was terrific. As long as the current receptionists and doctor Van Orman are there, I will never go back.

The rudest receptionist EVER!!! Don't bother!!! I liked Dr Thompson, but refuse to be treated in…read moresuch a nasty, condescending manner!

This was my first visit to Port Angeles and I began my day here at this Wharf. Port Angeles Wharf…read moreis a waterfront mall that has restaurants, an arcade and an art gallery. It is known as the Gateway to Olympic National Park. This mixed use building has a little bit of everything. You can also just stand on the 2nd deck and enjoy the beautiful views of Port Angeles Harbor. I was here early, so many of the businesses hadn't open yet. I sat and watched the ferry dock next to Port Angeles Wharf. The ferry makes a direct route to Victoria, British Columbia and back. As much as I enjoyed seeing the boats in the harbor, my favorite part was watching the otters play on the deck below. Several of them came out of the water to relax on the deck. They provided all sorts of entertainment before I began my day.

We didn't get a chance to give the entire wharf complex a fair shake, as we had to catch our ferry…read moreto Victoria. We were able to stop for a quick bite to eat at Downriggers, the entrance to which is a bit annoying to find; we circled the exterior of the building before realizing it was on the second floor. That said, this is a cool community hub with a lot of draws to it, including a couple restaurants, an arcade, an ice cream parlor, two art galleries, and some assorted businesses and marine organization offices, as well as commanding a fabulous view of the harbor and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Additionally, the proximity to the marina and all of its businesses, hotels, and the aforementioned ferry makes the Wharf a central feature of the area. There's plenty of parking, some covered, some free, some available for overnight, if you're planning on staying in Victoria for a day or two, at around $12/day (or $15 at the nearby Red Lion hotel). Just be sure you park in the correct lot, or you'll be paying a *much* higher parking fee from the tow truck lot.