My husband and I are so happy that we found Dr. Wong. She is extremely knowledgeable, listens so we…read morefeel heard, and explains exam outcomes and options well. You can tell she loves her job and cares about her patients. I also appreciate that they use the latest technologies to provide thorough exams. Additionally, recently she was able to accommodate an appointment to check out an issue I was having with my eyes. Finally, the opticians are amazing and office super modern too.

A terrible place to buy glasses I had problems with my glasses from the very beginning the lenses…read morenever transitioned correctly and they easily scratched very overpriced. They sell low quality lenses. Horrible customer service.

I've been going to the eye doctor since middle school for glasses and this place is by far the best…read moreoffice I've been to. Super lux office space. Super friendly and helpful staff. Super nice doctors. They honestly go above and beyond the call of duty here. This has been my place for a few years now and they have not disappointed. Last year they got me in last minute when my baby poked me in the eye and they saved me! (All good now btw lol) This last time when I went in for new frames and prescription the lady worked magic on my prescription sunglasses that I totally jacked up from like 2017. Like, they were completely smashed and she made them like new in 5 min for free (didn't even get them there). She also offered to clean and fix up my older pairs for free. So kind. They have a really wide range of frames to choose from too. Can't speak to their other location since I've only been to this one. But yeah. No complaints.

Love the optometrist, Dr Lam, the ambiance and glasses selection. However, it is very difficult to…read moremake an appointment or get a person to answer the phone. Most of the time, you have to leave a message and they will eventually get back to you. For me, this is a problem because by the time they call me back, I don't have my full calendar or paperwork needed, thus highly inconvenient.

This is my second or maybe third review for Dr. Phung because I can't ever express enough to how…read morecaring and courteous he is as a Doctor and just as a person! He has helped myself and my family numerous times with last minute eye injuries, last minute contact replacement and all of our exams and everything in between. He always goes above and beyond to make sure everyone is happy. He really is a great person. I refer everyone I know to him! Thank you Dr. Phung! I actually look forward to going to my eye appointments!

Very efficient. Can shop at Walmart also. Will be back yearly…read more Takes most insurance.

Dr. Sit is the best optometrist I've ever had. He's very caring and makes sure you thoroughly…read moreunderstand your condition. All the other optometrists I've had are very rushed but he really takes the time to explain things with you. His staff are also very friendly!

Dr, Gina Grasso was very pleasant and through. She was very honest in not trying to sell me glasses…read morewhen she saw I needed cataract surgery first. I would highly recommend her.

Very seamless appointment with friendly clinicians and staff. Would recommend to anyone looking for…read morean eye exam

I like the opportunity of picking dilation with drops or a machine…read more She was very thorough and nice had patience with me also. I definitely would recommend this family eye doctors. 2 females and comfortable .

Great service. Got…read moremy eyesight checked by this optometrist last year. The whole experience was very nice. The optometrist was very diligent and detail oriented. Very thorough in checking everything. I was also able to get a new pair glasses, they have several high-end brand frames to choose from. The whole place was very clean Everything was covered by insurance and I only had a $20 co-pay. Parking was very easy in the strip mall.

They are nice but closing the business. I was a new customer and was not informed. Now I knees to…read morefind another local optometrist. I am disappointed.

Good: - great service…read more- accepts most of insurances - nice optometrist Bad: - even with appointments, wait 30min+ - spent long time here just for an eye exam - not many glasses options - takes long time to check in, lots of paperworks in prior, and check out takes long time too. Overall, great experience

I went to Carlsbad Optometry for years before it changed owners. Went there 2 years ago and my…read morecontact lenses were buried in other room. Noticed they got new Optometrist so thought I'd try it again. I saw Dr Ly. Dr Ly didn't test close up vision, but put "high" (+2.25) add on for glasses prescription. How did Dr Ly know this when I wasn't tested for close up vision? I spoke to office mgr after appt and she was very knowledgeable but she didn't perform vision test. Had answers for everything. Will go elsewhere for vision exams.

I don't recommend this eye doctor, my lenses weren't good, I bought a brand name glasses and after…read morea week I went back to exchange because lenses feel off and it was hurting me on the nose and he didn't even listen nor did he help find the best solution when I told him about my lenses he ignored it and kept convincing me, bad service and bad care

Dr. Skay and his staff are awesome! He figured out that my last prescription was wrong and…read morecorrected it. I now wear my glasses almost every day all day, and I can see much better. I loved how educational my visit was. He talked me through everything and I really appreciate it.

Needed an eye appointment for routine glasses/contact lenses. Everyone was great - in particular Dr…read moreSt Onge and the optometry tech (?). They could not have been more kind and professional, and both effortlessly made it feel like I had been coming there for years. Glasses options are very stylish and have a variety of price points. Could not recommend them more for any eye care needs.

The North County Eye Center boasts about having a new office. However, the office design and…read moreoverall efficiency of operations are very poor. The patient is very taken to a room for preliminary tasks, but then directed to a holding center that's part of a hallway with four chairs. The TV is on, but there's no sound or close captioning. So why is it on? Perhaps to provide the only light in this area. Anyone trying to read printed matter will only have his or her eyes damaged. There's also a parade of workers going back and forth in an apparent exercise contest. Five minutes before my scheduled appointment, the doctor took another patient, thus signaling that he would be late for me. Later, he took another patient and finally noticed me but just mentioned something about the checking the system, while seeming clueless about my status. When concerns about the hallway/nook were expressed, he directed me to the main waiting room but expressed no reaction to awful design elements. A worker then approached me and asked my name, yet stated no reason for seeing me such as giving appointment status or even (gash) apologizing for the likely mix-up. Given all this on top of check-in issues, I requested a cancellation and refund. Yes, one efficiently of the office is collecting fees up front. That led to the office manager being summoned. She (no name given) appeared without much if any briefing from staff terms and claimed a willingness to discuss the problem but soon shut that down and ultimately gave personal insults instead of directing attention to the issues at hand. She called the scene distractful, but the source of any distraction was office inefficiency, of course. It didn't help that the waiting area, check-in desk and optical area are all in a close confined area. Apparently, square footage is precious in this new office. This action may have taken workers out of their comfort zone, but no patients voiced concern or seemed bothered. By the way, the counter clerk first opted to keep my insurance cards and ID as hostage while I filled out forms. Why? They had been processed. They are private possessions, not hers to keep. At no point were apologies given. That would have required professionalism and courtesy lacking in this office. And about that hallway with chairs? C'mon, see straight to get a real inner waiting room.