Terrible!!!! My appointment was at 2pm and I got there on time. But the receptionist wouldn't let me see the doctor, because she keeps letting other people cut in line. I waited in the waiting area for 50 minutes and I was still not seen by the doctor. I told the receptionist that I would like to reschedule, but she never sent me any confirmation for rescheduling or anything. She just said that "I'll remember you when you come in next time." I called back to confirm whether I was rescheduled in their system, but I was told no. The people who answered the call were very impatient and rude. The scheduling system and their way of treating patients is super unprofessional. Would not recommend for new patients!!! Very very bad experience!!! read more

This office is refusing to see my child who is in pain because they don't take my insurance - even after I have said that I will pay out of pocket as they are 15 minutes away from me! Shame on them! read more

He's a nice doctor and with me being a Google doctor myself, I always have an okay time during any medical visits :) if you don't want him to do something just ask him to hold off. I have chronic GERD and silent reflux :/ however I've changed my eating habits so I go here and to a GI every few years for a check up. He will even suggest other specialist if necessary read more

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Thank you Dr.Ondik you saved me from having such an unpleasant acid reflux experience with a nasal drip, after coming back from Ghana. You were pleasant and kind. I really appreciate your attention to notice that I was really having a rough time. I am feeling better and thank you for fitting me in during this pandemic! Happy holidays! read more

NEW DOCTOR = SO MUCH BETTER I'll keep this brief. I saw Dr. Goldfarb on perhaps a dozen occasions over 2 years. He never had more than the bare minimum time for me, and rarely addressed my concerns. Princeton ENT has a new doctor (beginning early 2019 I believe) - Gerald Suh. I just had my first visit with Dr. Suh and he was fantastic. He took time to answer all of my questions and concerns and come up with a treatment plan that he explained in detail. It's a night and day difference. Don't let the bad rating from the past scare you away - Dr. Suh is GREAT. read more

it was my first visit. physician never examined my throat even when reminded by the office assistant. didn't bother me until I saw the Medicare statement which listed a nasal endoscopy ( never done). I wish I hadn't already paid the 200$ bill. I'm sure I paid for something that wasn't done. read more

Mr. Goldfarb has a very pleasant demeanor, and I genuinely think he's a nice guy. But no one seems to notice that he has no MD degree, so he's not a doctor! Another doctor pointed this out to me when I went to this other doctor after a bad experience with "Dr. Goldfarb", and I was so enlightened. I went to Mr. Goldfarb a few years ago for an ear problem. Mr. Goldfarb didn't really know what it was and wanted to experiment on me with a new drug for post-nasal drips. It just didn't make any sense to me. I tried it, and of course it did nothing to my ear symptoms. The second doctor, a real ENT specialist doctor, prescribed some ear drops that worked 3 hours after the first dose! read more

I went in for chronic ear pain thinking I might have an infection. Doctor looked at my ears and nose and told me there was no signs of infection. He cleaned my ears which I thought was normal procedure, otherwise I would have told him not to do it and charge $400 for that service when he specifically told me there wasn't a lot of buildup. I got charged $90 after insurance and when I called to question the "impacted cerium removal," the billing agent, Liz, was so incredibly rude. She read the doctors notes, which were false and said I went in for chronic ear infections due to impacted wax. Not true at all? I have no idea why the doctor would write that. I eventually came to find out I was clenching my jaw at night which caused the pain. I left the office so discouraged cus he did nothing to help me, which isn't the issue. The issue is I felt scammed into an additional service I didn't ask for or realize was an additional charge and when I tried to dispute it, I was cut off and interrupted and talked down to. I will not return to this office. read more

Accomplished physician and board certified otolaryngologist Dr. David Goldfarb brings over two decades of compassionate patient care and innovative research to the medical field. Since 1992, he has practiced at Princeton Ear, Nose & Throat, based in Princeton, New Jersey. Having joined the medical staff at the University Medical Center at Princeton soon after establishing his practice, Dr. David Goldfarb has held several appointments that reflect his distinction in the medical community. In 1994, he was designated the first Medical Director of the Voice Center at the University Medical Center at Princeton, and since 1995 he has served as the Center's Chief of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery. He presently functions as Chair of this Department. read more

I was in terrible shape and couldn't even swallow my saliva, next stop was the ER. I called to make an appointment and the receptionist rushed me right in for an emergency visit. VERY accommodating and Dr Goldfarb was AMAZING. Very knowledgeable and I was in and out in about 30 minutes. I HIGHLY recommend this ENT and will def be back for follow ups! read more

I had gone for a routine ear wax removal to this doctor. First day he started vacuuming my ears and since it was hard ear wax i was squirming in my seats, so he suggested i put debrox and come next week. he took the co-pay for the first visit. then next week i had put the softening debrox and he told me while in the chair that it will not hurt but i will only hear loud noise so i was prepared for the noise and when there was noise i stayed still. Then he poked in the ear and i moved my body involuntarily. At this Dr. David just put the equipment down and told me that if i cannot stay still he will stop working on me. I had never faced a curt doctor like this in my life, he was not working with me to make me comfortable, i told him it was involuntary as he poked in the ears. Nothing worked, he wanted me to promise that i will sit still no matter what and if i did not sit still he cannot guarantee anything. I thought for 10 seconds and left his doctor as i was not comfortable with his demeanor. So folks who plan to have their ears worked keep this in mind about Dr. David Goldfarb. He took the co-pay second time too, So he got the money and he billed my insurance too, even though he never completed the job I had written a review and looks like Dr. Goldfarb paid money to Yelp to remove it. So here i am writing my review a second time about Dr. Goldfarb. It talks volumes about the doctor and infact Yelp too! read more

Highly recommend Dr Goldfarb I was extremely happy to find a Doctor that would spend time with me explaining and reviewing what I was suffering from, chronic sinus pain. He is friendly, compassionate and thorough. I would recommend him highly as a GREAT ENT. You will get better and feel confident you are in good hands read more

I usually never write reviews on doctors but I felt this one needed to be written. I made an appointment with the office due to the office being close to where I live for an ear issue. A day prior to my appointment , I checked reviews on the doctor since I was a new patient. Some reviews made me very skeptical and I almost cancelled my appointment but better sense prevailed and I went to see the doctor. I am so glad that I didn't let the 2-3 bad reviews influence me because the majority are good/great reviews. Dr. Goldfarb was extremely professional, courteous, patient and knew his stuff! He even accommodated me for another test that needed to be done. I highly recommend this doctor!! Don't even think twice about making an appointment to see him if you have ENT issues. read more

I have to disagree with the review below. I have been quickly diagnosed and treated by Dr. Goldfarb about 3 times over 10 years, and once was for an inner ear form of vertigo that the PCP diagnosed as a virus. I've never had a long wait and I've never had to cycle through several diagnoses--he's thorough and he is friendly. He has ordered Limes tests for me which I was glad to get, even if they were unnecessary. read more

I needed to see an ENT for an ear that was clogged. He may be a good Dr. But he is really rude and has a poor bedside manor.He was cleaning out my ear and told me to move towards him, then got nasty with me and asked "what are you doing?" Um moving towards you like you said. Then I asked why he thought my others ear wasn't unclogging. He got nasty and said I'm going to need to finish my exam. He made a diagnosis but I will be getting a second opinion and not going back to see him. read more

Dr. Goldfarb's office fit me quickly since they knew I would be traveling in the near future. He prescribed medication to clear up an ear infection, which helped almost immediately. Dr. Goldfarb performed a careful and thorough examination. I found he's not hasty to insert ear tubes if the problem can be solved with medication. read more

The minute I walked into this doctor's office, his primary goal was to maximize his profit from me. He did several scopes and recommended an unnecessary operation so he can make some more money possibly risking my health. He is very good at marketing himself but he is a BAD doctor. I went in for an ear infection and some hearing loss. He used every possible tool, scope in his office on me and billed me for everything. At the end of the visit, he recommended an operation on my ear. I went to a second ENT, and after a routine office visit (no scoping or anything) and oral pills, infection was completely gone, my hearing was back to 100% and did not have a problem since. I strongly recommend choosing a different doctor. My review of this doctor keeps disappearing but I will keep writing this review. read more

Rude and cocky, didnt seem to really care what my issue was but felt like lecturing me and talking over me whenever I tried to say anything. I felt like this was more of a business transaction than anything. The walls in the offices are really thin also so you hear the issue of every patient while he has you waiting to see him. Not much privacy. Find someone who will value you choosing them more. read more

I am an international student at Princeton University and went to see Dr. Goldfarb for dizziness... after a first CTscan, he found out I had a very mild sinus infection (with no syntoms at all). To make a story short: Dr. Goldfarb gave me four kinds of different antibiotics (for a total of approximately 5 months), which of course made the infection worse and worse, I had to do 3 other CTscan, and finally he told me that I should have gone under surgery. When I express my concerns, he tried to scare me, sayng that without the surgery, the infection could have reached my eyes and eventually the brain. You can only imagine how I was feeling, I went in a profound state of depression, but soon understood that Dr. Goldfarb was not telling the truth. Again, to make a story short, I went to see another ENT in New York City, one of the best, who take great care of my problems. After 1 year, I am here, without sinus infection, and without having gone under surgery or having taken other antibiotics. Nothing personal against Dr. Goldfard, but he is not a good doctor, I had the sensation that the only thing in which he was interested was money. He never spend enough time with me, and I noticed more than once that he was annoyed by the fact that my English was not that fluent, and that sometimes my pronunciation was a problem. More than onece, for this reason, he left me alone in his office, without saying a word, and a nurse came to talk with me, apologizing for him (she said something like, "please, excuse Dr. Goldfarb, but he did not understand what you said"....). But of course, this behaviour is nothing in comparaison to what he did to my life: he basically ruined a complete semester, I was panicking (of course, at first I believe in what he told me, that the infection could have reached my brain), and all because the only thing that he wanted me to do was surgery, becouse of a personal and economic profit. Avoid this person (I would not even call him doctor). Read more: http://www.vitals.com/doctor/profile/1780754424/reviews/1780754424#ixzz1ACGkyWjT read more