Great place, awesome owner. She replaced my broken sunglasses immediately. Just purchased them…read morecouple days prior. Gotta love this place!

Love this place! I live in Texas but every time I'm in San Diego I stop here and stock up on…read moresunglasses! Great styles, good quality, and awesome prices! Couldn't ask for more!

I chose to shop at the LensCrafters at Fashion Valley Mall to purchase a pair of contacts and was…read morehelped by a wonderful team of staff. This is a 10/10 business. I want to personally shoutout Devon the manager, Antonio the sales representative, and Marilu the optician. Devon was able to help me with insurance related questions as well as apply a savings discount to my expensive custom order. Antonio was a very poised and professional salesman who made me feel excited to purchase with the LensCrafters as opposed to competitors. Marilu rung me up and assisted with purchasing and delivery matters. Marilu also gave me cool tips on ordering certain contacts brands and getting a future eye exam done at the office. I would highly recommend this LensCrafters for anyone looking for top notch service and excellent eye treatment.

You get what you pay for…read more The lab technician in fashion valley was super helpful adjusting my bifocal glasses and explaining how the tint works and how to keep them cleaner.

I LOVE this place!! They always have the exact shades I'm looking for, parking is easy, and the…read moreowner is great!! It's perfect

I finally got smart after the pain of losing some prized shades and began buying sunglasses at…read moreDziner Eyez. Having a few inexpensive pairs is a way better way for me to go. I've gotten tons of compliments on them too, so you are not even sacrificing style when you buy here. Chad has been so awesome time and time again over the years, helping me see which ones suit my face best. I love this place... the glasses, the service, the prices... you gotta put it on your list to visit the next time you are in Pacific Beach!

Amy was amazing. She helped me with finding exactly what I was looking for. And had a great…read morerecommendation on a new style of sunglasses that fit my face SOOO well. Thanks again for everything!

So far waited 3weeks .presc wrong .Glasses came in three days before they said to busy to unpack…read morethe incoming glasses. She said maybe the next day when there not so busy. Then description is wrong and now I have to wait to talk to the manager next Monday cause I guess the manager only come in once ina while . You think if Simone paid $900 dollars and they have a problem.Maybyyou should make an appointment with the customer and not make them wait a week -After they just waited 3 Weeks.

Here's a professional Walmart review you can post:…read more I recently shopped at the Murphy Canyon Walmart and had a mixed experience. The checkout associate I initially spoke with was not very friendly and did not want to honor a price that was clearly labeled on an item. It was frustrating because I was being asked to go all the way back to the Garden Center to resolve the issue. Fortunately, another associate stepped in and was very helpful. She took the time to assist me and honored the posted price without making me walk back across the store. Her excellent customer service turned an otherwise negative experience into a positive one. I appreciate the associate who helped me, but I hope Walmart provides additional training to ensure all customers receive courteous and consistent service.

Celina from the vision center is amazing. She was very helpful when I was selecting 4 pairs of…read moreprescription glasses, 3 pair of sunglasses, one pair of regular ones. She picked out a pair of frames for only $17! The style was nice and exactly what I was looking for. She saved me money and time from picking them out myself and knowing the inventory. Walmart is consistently less expensive than other places for prescription glasses and I can't wait until they're all ready!

Excellent customer service. Would recommend! This is my go to spot to buy sunglasses in OB!read more

I often take a special trip from my home in Fallbrook to visit California Accessories in OB. Steven…read moreis always so welcoming, and is truly an epic host. Great variety of sunglasses, and tons of other fun stuff. If you're a sock junkie like me, you'll have a blast in there. This is not only a great place to stop into for local goods, but to also make a new friend and really feel the good vibes. Thanks for creating such a welcoming environment, Steven! Love this place.

A great experience @ the Oakley store in the UTC mall. Mrs Tris was very kind Courteous and very…read moreprofessional. I bought a carbon fiber eyeglasses case and Tris mad sure I received my military discount as well. Thank you Oakley.

It's closed. Sign says "COMING FALL/WINTER 2025"…read moreDisappointing. No sign directing traffic elsewhere (other store)

Service was fantastic, and the selection was great. My friend and I got a great deal with a…read morebuy-one, get-50%-off sale. I got a pair of polarized black sunglasses for $80.

I had a very disappointing experience with Quay while purchasing prescription glasses…read more Initially, my experience was excellent. Linda helped me choose my glasses, took the necessary measurements, and entered my prescription. She was friendly, professional, and made the entire process smooth. About 2 1/2 weeks later, my glasses arrived. As soon as I put them on, I noticed I couldn't see clearly through the right lens. My vision was blurry, and I immediately knew something wasn't right. I returned to the store and was helped by Twila. I explained that I couldn't see out of the right lens. She printed my prescription from their system and told me the glasses had been made exactly to the prescription on file. She insisted there was nothing wrong with the glasses and repeatedly told me the problem must be my prescription, recommending that I schedule another appointment with my optometrist. While looking at the printed prescription of the glasses, I noticed the axis for my right eye was made at 58. I asked why it was 58 when my prescription on their receipt said 57 and whether that difference mattered. Twila told me that a one-degree difference wouldn't matter and again insisted I needed to see my optometrist. I tried explaining that if I rotated the glasses about 90 degrees, my vision became clear, which made me believe the lenses had been made incorrectly. She proceeded to tell me that I need to wear the glasses and get used to them. I mentioned that I did not want to try to get used to them because it hurt my eyes. Instead of listening to what I was describing, I felt like I was repeatedly talked over and dismissed. After leaving the store, I researched whether even a small change in the axis could affect vision. Everything I found suggested that the axis is very important, so I called the store to ask again. Twila answered and once again told me that the degree difference didn't matter and that I needed to return to my optometrist. Feeling like I wasn't being heard, I scheduled another eye exam. My optometrist confirmed that my prescription was correct and that the glasses were manufactured incorrectly. The issue wasn't a one-degree difference--it was 100 degrees off on the axis of the right lens. My prescription should have been 157, but it had been entered into Quay's system as 57. I immediately called the store back, and Linda answered. I explained that my optometrist had confirmed the prescription was correct and that the glasses had been made incorrectly because the axis had been entered as 57 instead of 157. While I was speaking, I could hear Twila in the background saying that she had already told me to go back to my optometrist and that a one-degree difference didn't matter. Hearing those comments while I was trying to explain what had actually happened only reinforced how dismissed I had felt throughout this process. I was also told that the prescription couldn't have been entered incorrectly because they use an AI system to transfer prescriptions into their database. However, in this case, the AI clearly omitted the leading "1," changing 157 to 57. Regardless of whether the mistake originated with the AI or another part of the process, the prescription should have been verified by an employee before the glasses were ordered. I understand that mistakes happen. My frustration isn't that an error occurred--it's how my concerns were handled. Rather than investigating the possibility that something had gone wrong with the glasses, I was repeatedly told the problem was my prescription and sent away to spend additional time and money seeing my optometrist again. Had someone simply taken the time to carefully compare the original prescription with what was in the system, this could have been resolved much sooner. I do want to recognize Linda for how she handled the situation once the error was identified. She sincerely apologized, reordered my glasses with the correct prescription, and carefully double-checked everything. I truly appreciated her professionalism and customer service. Unfortunately, my interactions with Twila overshadowed the experience. Customers deserve to be listened to, especially when they are clearly explaining that something is wrong. Dismissing concerns without fully investigating them is not acceptable. Because of how I was treated, this experience has left a very negative impression and has made me hesitant to return to this store.