Best and most thorough eye exam I have ever had. highly recommend! Doctors and staff are friendly…read moreand made me feel comfortable about my vision care.

Came in without an appointment and had 3 pairs of no prescription sunglasses that needed various…read moreadjustments. Waited a few minutes (another customer was being helped) and the gentleman that worked there fixed all 3 pairs very quickly and FREE of charge. Such a great place!

What a amazing store! The property is lovely, the employees were friendly and helpful and the all…read moreof the items in the store were terrific ! My first time to Steel Heart was after Christmas and the Christmas items were 50% off which was amazing but even at full price items were fairly priced! Can't wait to return!

The barn was filled with lovely garden decor. Trees and garden arches also for sale. Grounds were…read moreso pretty with different trees and bushes. The walk into the barn was lovely too. Decor, trees and bushes to admire.

I swore I was not going to get a real tree this year, but the sad little artificial tree was not…read morecutting it. I last 24 hours before googling this morning and finding Conifera Tree Farm. The trees are absolutely beautiful and we took the first tree we looked at. It's perfect, straight trunk, perfect shape. You guys do an amazing job growing trees! And you have a wonderful selection of fresh evergreen decorations. Please, please check out their web page and make the trip to Harvard. It is worth the trip. I love your full service as well. Merry Christmas and Go Pack Go!

My BFF and I came here to get a real tree for me. I left with the BEST tree ever (a Cadillac of…read moreChristmas trees) and she got her family their first REAL tree! Seller was uber nice, and we LOVED the shaker deal in trees which shook off the dead needles! Whoah After a Covid break, I'm returning to get my tree this year.

If i could give this place 0 stars I would. We walked in just to look around see if we could find…read moresomething we need in the house the manager rudely comes up to us and tells us to leave and come back with our parents when we told him we are over 18 he was still rudely trying to get us out.

Do not shop at Ace IN Harvard IL...The inventory is very stale/old. I bought a Milwaukee lithium…read morebattery for a grinder , and it worked for 13 minutes and was defective.... I called Milwaukee tool and they said take it back for a replacement.... The Ace worker I called said bring it back, so the next day I took it back, and the owner was this old cuss in a bad mood and he said it was " to dusty" and wouldn't take it back for a replacement.... ( less than 48 hours after I got it... I needed it for a contractor doing a paint job for me.....) He's a real piece of work....

Fantastic antique mall. Very pleasant staff! Always well put together and easy to maneuver…read morethrough.

REAL antiques! Some eye-popping collections and great staff who really want to assist. Product mix…read morewith integrity across all prices ranges (no over-priced soap and candles or cheesy modern "collectibles"). Plan to spend some time, it's big but worth the hunt (they have coffee and cookies if your energy starts flagging).

Had to go to a funeral in July. Beautiful place for any kind of get together. Only problem was…read morethat it was the hottest day of the year. Got to go out and pet a horse, too!! I recommend this place to anyone!!

Attended a memorial service there. Beautiful setting. Kind people. Lovely space. Would be a great…read moreevent spot.

Hours are very inconvenient, can't ever get anyone on the phone, follow up service is not great,…read morethe website is complete garbage and by far the most expensive place I have ever bought glasses from. $1000 for a pair I hate, never again.

I've been seeing Dr. Krall for the last few years, and he is genuinely amazing. The staff at Rosin…read moreEyeCare is always friendly and welcoming as well. Recently, I had a change in my vision insurance and was able to add my wife as a dependent. She's been going to the Vision Center at Walmart, where she's had a great experience with her eye doctor, but now that she was covered under my insurance, I wanted her to see Dr. Krall. When we arrived for her appointment, I expected that the change in benefits might affect how things played out, but we were clearly told that her eye exam would be fully covered, with no out-of-pocket cost. One of the things I've always appreciated about Rosin is their transparency when it comes to insurance coverage and unexpected expenses, so I didn't think twice about it. However, after her exam, we sat down with a staff member to go over the details and were suddenly told we owed $150 for the exam. It turns out the type of exam she received wasn't covered by my insurance. I even called my insurance provider to confirm, and they verified it. But the issue isn't that insurance didn't cover it--the issue is that we were told it would be covered, and had we known otherwise, we would have never gone through with it. At that point, though, the exam had already been completed, and payment was expected. This is where I felt Rosin made a mistake, and what frustrated me the most was the complete lack of empathy or acknowledgment of the miscommunication. It wasn't just an unexpected charge--it was a costly mistake on their part that we had to pay for. For context, the same exam at the Vision Center at Walmart is only $90. Despite this, I stayed calm and paid the bill. Afterward, we went over contact lens options--six months, yearly supply, etc. Dr. Krall ultimately recommended that my wife stick with her current prescription and brand. We made our choice, placed the order, and that was that. Fast forward to when we went to pick up the contacts, and they had given her the wrong ones--same brand, same prescription, but the wrong model. We spoke with the office manager, who was helpful and allowed us to return them. He even printed out the prescription from Dr. Krall and went over our options. When we asked about ordering a yearly supply, it turned out that it would exceed our benefits allowance by $60, which we'd need to cover out of pocket. He provided all the necessary information and respected my decision to just process the return so I could restore my wife's vision benefits and take time to consider our next steps. At the end of the day, the difference in cost is what matters most. Had I known the exam wasn't covered beforehand, we would have gone elsewhere and saved enough to offset the out-of-pocket cost of the yearly contact supply. My wife's experience at Rosin wasn't the best, but I want to be clear that this has nothing to do with Dr. Krall himself. She had nothing but positive things to say about his knowledge, professionalism, and demeanor--Rosin is lucky to have him. However, given the miscommunication about coverage and the pricing differences, she's decided to continue going to the Vision Center at Walmart. She feels their exam process is just as thorough, but they are much more transparent about insurance and out-of-pocket costs. Also, Yes, I acknowledge that this might be the type of mistake that doesn't happen often, but I'm the one who has to pay for it, not the person who made it or the company that they represent, who could easily rectify the situation by accepting financial responsibility. Even a gesture of good faith with a discount or a small amount of money credited towards the expense would have been greatly appreciated.