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    Sears Optical

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Loden Vision Centers - Our main office located in Goodlettsville.

    Loden Vision Centers

    3.7(52 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    25 years in business
    Certified professionals

    I had the best experience with the staff here. The first person who took me back for a contact…read morelenses exam (Hailey?) was thorough and knowledgeable, and her reaction to my vision (or lack thereof) was kind of adorable. Dr Haddad came in like the rock star she is, with her transcriptionist (who has keen ears to hear what the doc mutters while measuring and examining so I wouldn't freak out). She told me frankly that I will always need readers with contact lenses. If been flying with wearing them again for years but no doc before has been realistic-each new brand would be better and they weren't. She shifted my expectations by telling me what other optometrists never said as clearly. She taught me about the shape of my eye ball and why it matters. She even saw my floaters! I may have heard most of this before as I've been sight-challenged forever, but she said it all in a way that I remember even two weeks later. She gave me one distance and one close vision lens and it's been incredible how well I can see! My glasses are so thick that I was self conscious in this zoom life we live. Now I can just be me, with my face and no barrier. I'm joyful.

    I have had several horrible experiences. My 1st incident I was told if I pay cash instead of…read moreinsurance my glasses would arrive sooner. Being in need of them, I did pay cash so we could travel quicker. Glasses never came in (in the expedited promise) so they offered a prescription similar to my prescription so I could go out of town. They then said my lens would arrive in 2 weeks, but they never arrived (it ended up being a month). They then offered reading glasses and gave me 2 pairs of reading glasses to soften their mistake. When my lens did arrive finally, they were not cut to fit my frames. They told me to return that evening and glasses would be ready. I returned and lens was still not cut to frames. I had to wait an additional 45 minutes while they cut lens to fit the frames. 2nd incident was today 9/2/26 my appt was at 9:15 I arrived a few minutes early and checked in. They proceeded to take multiple people ahead of me. At 10:00 she told me I was next. The receptionist apologized and tried to speed up the process to get me seen, since I was still being bypassed. At 10:15 when I told her I was leaving, she asked if I wanted to reschedule, my reply was NO and I will not return. This establishment will no longer have my business going forward.

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    Antique Optical

    Antique Optical

    5.0(9 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$

    I'm surprised that nobody has reviewed this place yet, but let me tell you, if I could give them…read moremore than five stars, I would. I've been going here ever since I was a little boy in my first pair of glasses, and I intend to keep going for as long as they're in business. Lassiter Vision just moved to Goodlettsville and is now known as Antique Optical. It's a small, independently owned optical shop owned by Darrell Lassiter and his wife Kendra. These two people are the kindest, most lovable, most Christian folks I've ever met, aside from my grandparents. As soon as you walk through those doors, they make sure you feel like family. They are the epitome of southern hospitality. I don't think even the meanest person in the world could dislike the Lassiters. Their selection of frames is relatively small, but that small selection includes a huge amount of diversity. You won't find the big names like RayBan here, but you can find any style you want. I recently just ordered a pair of aviator style glasses from them. They have metal frames, plastic frames, and half their frames are vintage, going back as far as the 19th century! All the non-vintage frames come with a warranty, and of course all the lenses have a warranty as well. The Lassiters really go out of their way to personalize your shopping experience. They ask you what style you're looking for and show you exactly where that style is. When you try them on, they'll give you lots of feedback about how it fits your face. For example, if they droop down too far below your eyes, they'll say so and show you a similar pair that doesn't. And once you find that perfect pair that complements your face and your style perfectly, the excitement you see in Darrell's eyes, smile, and voice is priceless! I've never met anyone so passionate about glasses; he lives for this, and it shows! Have I mentioned just how supernaturally kind Darrell and Kendra are? I'll tell you a quick story to prove it. The other day, I broke an earpiece off my old glasses. The warranty had expired already, so I went in to get a new pair. As I was ordering my new pair, Darrell offered to pop the lenses out and into a new frame. Free of charge, just to have something to wear while I'm waiting on my new ones. The new ones come in, so I go back to return the temporary frames they gave me. What do they say? "They're yours. You always need an extra pair!" I offered to pay, but they wouldn't have it. It was their gift to me. I continue to be overwhelmed by their Christlike generosity and hospitality. The only downside to Antique Optical is that they don't accept vision insurance. But it's totally worth it. You can spend a little less by using your insurance and going to VisionWorks or Warby Parker. But if you break them or lose them, they'll tell you, "Tough." And then you'll spend another $300 on a new pair. Or you can spend a little more here, get a personalized choice of the perfect glasses for you, they'll give you a discount, and if you have any problems, walk right back in, and they'll solve your problem for free. And they'll call you by your name and treat you like their brother or sister, not like just another customer. And that's worth an extra hundred dollars.

    Always caring, thorough, and professional service. Any time you need new frames, or an adjustment…read moreto your existing frames, head over to Antique Optical. You will be very pleased that you did.

    LensCrafters

    LensCrafters

    2.8(23 reviews)
    4.6 mi
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    Everyone was super nice and helpful here, from the optometrist staff to the salespeople.read more

    I had a warranty claim for my Meta AI Glasses (Gen 1) processed through LensCrafters, and the…read moreexperience was extremely frustrating from start to finish. What should have been a simple warranty service turned into a four-week ordeal because the lenses were initially cut too small, which required them to redo the work and significantly delayed the process. Instead of acknowledging the mistake, the staff repeatedly blamed the delay on the prescription rather than taking responsibility. Because of the delays and lack of communication, I had to drive from East Nashville to the store six separate times, wasting time and gas just trying to get updates on the status of my glasses. When I raised concerns about the inconvenience, I was told that because the glasses were considered "free," no compensation could be offered. This was very frustrating considering the original glasses cost over $700, and I was simply using a $500 reimbursement toward the replacement through LensCrafters. Between the incorrect lens cut, the long turnaround time, the multiple unnecessary trips, and the poor customer service, this was easily one of the worst retail service experiences I've had. Warranty service should make things easier for customers, not more difficult. LensCrafters seriously needs to improve their quality control, communication, and customer service so other customers don't have to deal with the same level of inconvenience.

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