I bought some expensive eyeglasses from this optometrist about three years ago. The frames seemed…read moresturdy and I was hoping to make them last, considering the expense. Exactly ONE year after purchase, one of the temple pieces fell off. I managed to use super glue and repair it but the other one came off a little later on. Also, when I ordered the transition lenses, I noticed that both of them had flaws on the coating. It's as if one paints varnish and then dust particles land on it before the finish is dry. The staff there used to be helpful and friendly but the last time I visited the young ladies seemed quite surly. After almost a year when I inquired about replacing the flawed lenses (thinking the warranty was still active), I was told that the warranty starts when the order for glasses is placed -- NOT when I received them. For the money, I will seek another source of eyeglasses as this hasn't been the best and I'm hoping to save someone else this experience.

I recently brought my new eyeglass prescription to the Walmart Vision Center. Sophia, the optician…read moreon duty, did a great job describing my options and costs. I picked up my new glasses a couple of weeks later (I was OOT for some of that time) and they were exactly what I needed to see clearly again. She also told me I could get a 35% discount on prescription sunglasses if I ordered them within a month. I did that today and am quite pleased with the price. They were able to take my previous Ray-Ban frames for the new lenses.

What a selection of antiques and estate items. There is too much here to describe, from vintage…read moreclothing, to glass ware, to jewelry, to knives, to pottery, to well - you just better come on in an see for yourself. I got to nicest butter dish, and she got an incredible scarf. Steve is so helpful, and sure seems to know his way around the store.

Cute little curio shop ! Friendly staff. Pretty jewelry! Very eclectic! Fun little mystery bags to…read moreshop as well!

Been a long standing customer. Shopped in all the states that apply. This establishment is a real…read moregem. Organized good pricing but most of all the staff is stellar. No hit or miss on getting someone who knows the product. Invaluable when making your budget work. Flower, edibles and all other products. Just such a great place. Thanks for being stellar

Great little spot, really helped me out a while back…read more The product was solid and so was the service. Good vibes y'all!!

Loved this thrift store! We were in town for my husband's bike race and I was able to pop in one…read moreday. I found a few really great finds here. Will definitely check out again in the future.

Glad we checked it out! Huge selection of clothes. If you're in the area you should check it out.read more

A quaint experience…read more I enjoy antique stores that require some digging and provide a sense of adventure. This antique store is anything but predictable. I like the expectation that I dig a little and that perhaps behind something there might be a treasure. This store is fun but it does take time and effort to truly see the inventory. Also, be cautious - there are lots of uneven floors and signage for stairs. The prices are reasonable - which makes shopping here really fun. There are treasures to be found at good prices. There was a nice display of milk glass dishes and one vendor even had dinner plates priced at $5.00 each! First of all, milk glass dinner plates aren't easy to find, but dinner plates at a reasonable price are unheard of. The wide array of vendors allows for a wide range of items and interests so there is something for everyone. I recommend this antique store and I will be back.

Boasting a wide array of items, this is one of the larger antique shops I have been to. There are…read moreplenty of decor items and knick knacks, as well as large collections of coins, books, and clothing. My go-to find at antique shops, however, is vinyl records--of which there are plenty here. With that said, many of them run incredibly high prices (likely equivalent to their eBay sale value). Part of the appeal of local antique stores is that you can find items at discounted prices compared to that online. But, one hidden section at the back of the store had vinyl records lining the walls from floor to ceiling at only $4/vinyl; granted, not all of these were in the best of shape nor were they necessarily as coveted as some of those nearer the front of the store, but there were certainly some hidden gems among them.

I received acupuncture treatment from Michael Schor DOM. Michael is knowledgeable, skilled,…read morecompassionate and attentive. I discussed my health concerns and he provided treatment that was tailored to my needs. Michael's genuine care and dedication to his patients' well-being is what truly sets him apart. If you're looking for an acupuncturist that is skilled and caring, I highly recommend Michael Schor. I am so grateful to have found such an outstanding acupuncturist.

I told the business owner that the place reminded me of Ispy. Lot's of eccentric things to look at…read more The particular day we went there was an art gallery that evening and some of the work was already on display. Super beautiful work. I love that this guy is down to earth and supports art. Definitely worth looking at his collection. He also has a section where you can create your own art.

Really interesting space with art on display and for sale from several different artists...strange…read morecollages, wild sculptures and installations assembled out of vintage and recycled objects. There were also simpler things like cards, prints, and posters for sale. The whole space is interesting, from the mural outside to designs painted on the cement floors to weird and wonderful things hanging from the ceiling. Seems like a cool community space with a small stage and kitchen for events and classes. Though we didn't do it, I LOVED the make-your-own "Art on a Stick" area where you could pay $12 and create something unique from a mish-mash of objects and materials collected by the artists/owner.

My three lessons at Wild West Weaving with Hosana were a great success. She taught me how to weave…read moreRio Grande style on a standing loom and the dovetail weaving technique. Her technique, tips and sympathetic encouragement really helped me. I left with a piece I am proud of, and a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Wild West Weaving is an impressive fiber art studio in the heart of Silver City, NM. You are in for…read morea treat when you enter the gallery and take in all the colorful, natural handwoven items (in every style, size and price range) created by the talented proprietor, Hosana Eilert and other local craftspeople she's selected to showcase, and whose creative contributions reflect the care and skill she shares with visitors and the art community. Ms. Eilert is a talented instructor in the ancient ways of weaving from the American Southwest and has been at it since the early 1990's. She offers classes, hand-dyed, hand-spun yarns, traditional and contemporary tapestries and all sorts of cool, unique handmade treasures, and is happy to custom make something special for you as well. Her friendly, welcoming approach makes it a fascinating experience and an irresistible place to visit time and again.

Excellent practice, saved my vision. There is often a wait to be seen but I've found the thorough…read morecare to be well worth any delay. This practice is a blessing in our small town.

The office finally gave me a copy of my eyeglass prescription. No explanation for the delay.read more