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    4.7 (44 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 1:00 pm, 1:30 PM - 6:00 PM

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    Larkspur Landing Optometry - Picking up my glasses.

    Larkspur Landing Optometry

    3.0(124 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    I had such a great experience! I needed an eye exam and quickly got an appointment. I was seen on…read moretime and was thrilled they offer an exam without needing dilation. Dr. Azmoodeh was so thorough and kind. I was so happy to have my results explained that I could understand. They have an incredible amount of frames to choose from. I had no idea what to choose but I was "gently" guided to the ones that complimented my face best. Really happy experience and I didn't even have to deal with insurance:-)

    Fresh off the MOST annoyed I've ever been at a doctor's office. Do NOT have your child seen here…read more So unprofessional! A few ideas on how to significantly improve: 1. Courtesy phone call (here's a script "Mx. X, we wanted to call and let you know we are running behind today SIGNIFICANTLY . We recommend rescheduling your appointment. When can we help get you seen in a more efficient manner?") 2. Have your staff walk over and apologize regarding the wait, and again, offer to reschedule. 3. Acknowledge the long wait, and offer some waters or a toy for the children to play with (I know you have a treasure chest). 4. SMILE! My lord, you all clearly do not love what you're doing here. Nobody was smiling, maybe the one male on your staff was but the females in the front were definitely annoyed with their lives. We RUSHED here to make the appointment. The explanation was "pediatric appointments take longer." Hahaha. SO DON'T scheduled them so closely. Wow, what a concept! The response was very moronic. Customer service was abhorrent. Get your S together LLO!

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    EyeDesigns Optometry

    4.7(103 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    Shoutouts FYidoctors in San Rafael Whatever anyone thinks,…read morethis place will forever be my haven. I wasn't supposed to be here. I wasn't their patient. I didn't have an appointment. I hadn't purchased my glasses here. Until that day, I had never walked through their doors, let alone knew who they were. I was just someone driving to a wedding in an unfamiliar area when, without warning, the lens fell completely out of my prescription glasses. I've worn glasses virtually my entire life and never experienced anything like it. One second I'm dressed up, driving to a wedding and going about my day. The next I'm frantically looking for the nearest exit and closest shop that can urgently repair my glasses. You can 'see' how difficult and stressful this situation was, with a sprinkle of already being late to the ceremony.... It sounds almost funny afterward. In the moment, it wasn't. I put 20 minutes onto a parking meter and dashed off blindly for this store. Mind you, it was minutes before closing. I walked in, explained what had happened and prepared myself for all the perfectly reasonable questions: Are you a patient here? Did you buy these from us? Insurance? ID? Do you have an appointment? Instead, they just helped me. They took my glasses, put the lens back in and secured everything. Without me even asking, they inspected everything, checked the opposite side and tightened that screw too so I hopefully wouldn't find myself in the same predicament again. I offered to pay them. They wouldn't take a dime. I was in awe. I hadn't even expected them to take me, let alone be this attentive and caring. I wasn't looking for a freebie. At that moment, I didn't care what it cost. I was dressed for a wedding, away from home, and my glasses had catastrophically failed while I was driving. By the time I walked back around the corner to my car, I still had 9 minutes on the meter. But maybe the reason such a small interaction affected me so much is because of the contrast. This wasn't the first time these glasses had fallen apart. The 1st time this happened, I went back to the practice that actually sold them to me. I was their established patient, wearing glasses purchased from their office, and they still wouldn't let me do a walk-in. I had to go through the normal scheduling process to find an appointment time for a repair. Ridiculous. I remember joking with the opticians there, "Oh thank goodness it happened while I was safely at home. Imagine if my glasses suddenly fell apart while I was somewhere unfamiliar and actually needed them." Then they did. While I was driving, no less. I was nobody to these people. My own provider had every reason to consider these glasses, and me, their responsibility. This office had none. I cannot overstate how much that contrast floored me. A practice I had never given a dollar to treated my eyewear problem with a level of urgency, kindness and basic humanity that I hadn't experienced from the practice where I actually bought the glasses. That's why I'm writing so much about what was probably an incredibly ordinary few minutes in their workday. To them, maybe it was just tightening a screw and putting a lens back. To me, it was somebody coming through for me during a genuinely lousy moment when they had absolutely no obligation to. The ratings here are remarkably high. I've also seen the recent criticism from longtime patients who feel things have changed since the business changed hands. I'm not here to tell those people they're wrong. Their experiences are theirs. I'm here to add mine. And mine is admittedly unusual. I haven't had an eye exam here. I haven't ordered glasses here. I can't promise anybody what their experience with those services will be. But I can tell you something most reviews probably can't: I know how these people treated someone when they weren't their customer. If you're reading reviews trying to decide whether to give this practice a chance, that's the perspective I can offer you. Based on my experience alone, I'd feel comfortable giving them the opportunity to earn my business when I actually needed an optometrist. Maybe that's an unusually strong opinion to form from such a short interaction. But sometimes eleven minutes tells you a lot about a business. At least compared to the practice that sold me these glasses... I certainly found my haven.

    I have been going here for almost 10 years and still highly recommended Dr. Iwami. He is very…read morethorough and his prescriptions are always great. Sadly, they have been acquired by FYIdoctors and the overall business quality has suffered. The glasses service is especially poor. There are no proactive communications from the staff about problems with the glasses order that affects delivery. Both times in the past 2 years I have not received a call about my order. This time it has been nearly a month before I got my new glasses.

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    Warby Parker The Village at Corte Madera

    Warby Parker The Village at Corte Madera

    3.4(28 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    The Montgomery Village location in Santa Rosa is exactly what you want from a modern optical…read moreshop--clean, airy, and bright. It actually makes the process of picking out frames feel less like a medical errand and more like a high-end shopping experience. The service was phenomenal. The staff is attentive without being hovering, which is great because their style selection is constantly rotating. I appreciate that they stay ahead of the curve with their designs; it's not just the same five racks you see everywhere else. I ended up walking away with two very different vibes: * The Oliver: A perfect, slightly narrow rectangular frame that's incredibly wearable for the day-to-day. * The Roosevelt: A bolder, wider frame with a classic keyhole bridge that really stands out. A huge plus is that they take insurance directly (MetLife, UnitedHealthcare, etc.), which makes the checkout process seamless. No annoying reimbursement forms to deal with on your own time. The only downside? The parking. Montgomery Village can be a bit of a maze, and finding a spot near the storefront is a "meh" experience at best. Give yourself an extra five minutes to hunt for a space. Overall, it's easily the best spot in Santa Rosa to update your look without the usual "doctor's office" doldrums.

    I had a very frustrating experience at the Warby Parker location in Corte Madera. The biggest issue…read morewas the lack of professionalism and accountability from the staff. When I first checked in, I was told the wait would be about 45 minutes. After waiting that entire time, I went back to the counter to check on my appointment. At that point, the employee told me I would need to wait another hour because they were short staffed. The problem was not the staffing shortage -- things happen. The problem was the complete lack of communication or responsibility from the team. No one mentioned that they were significantly behind, no one checked in with waiting customers, and no one offered any realistic expectation of the wait time. In total, I spent about 2.5 to 3 hours waiting around the plaza and ultimately never even got seen to have my glasses repaired. A simple acknowledgment of the situation or a heads-up about the delay would have made a big difference. Instead, it felt like customers' time was not respected at all. Very disappointing experience.

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