Great store, employees are friendly and helpful. I get glasses for my two kids and myself…read more Recently I went ahead and also had my annual eye exam here since they take my vision coverage. Dr Nguyen was great. He was detailed and explained everything - and even though I'm sure he says the same things 1000 times you can tell he enjoys what he does and provides a high level of care.

I had an amazing experience today at this Warby Parker location. Everybody was so welcoming &…read morehelpful! I got all of my questions answered. Kathrine was very kind and extremely helpful. Dr Quang Nguyen was knowledgeable and was eager to help me with my vision needs. I plan to go back for my future eye exams and glasses needs.

Fast service. Excellent quality work. This spot is amazing . My go to spot for eyewearread more

This business provided excellent and timely service. My preference for style and friendly…read moreaccommodations were timely, efficient and professional. I completely recommend their business acumen.

Dr. Farah is very professional and answered all of my questions. Other doctor offices made me feel…read morequestionable about the questions I was asking but not here! Front desk lady was also very kind. Will be coming here for all my future exams!

Doctor Farah Lakhani was great and personable! The doctor's office is right outside target store…read moreand is separate from Target Optical. The associates at the Target Optical were are rude. These associates can use more training to learn what customer service is. After my visit with the doctor, I went to order my prescription, the target optical associate literally held her index finger up telling me to wait. Rude! When my turn come to select frames and all, I had what I like and told the associate that I just need something simple and affordable computer glasses that my insurance would pay for. I ended up paying $95 more because the affordable ones that I wanted was "too small" according to the associate. I wonder if the associate got paid more for upselling.

Very nice and professional doctors that took care of my updates prescription lenses and contactsread more

Eyeworks is the Best! I have been a patient for many years! Danielle, Javier and Yara are a…read morefantastic team that absolutely know their business! I love my new Cartier glasses! Thanks for helping me pick them out!

Came in Wednesday for some ray-ban metas didn't get greeted or talked too much at all thinking…read moremaybe it's because I knew what I came in for who know. Tonight came in for the Oakley metas Daniel made the experience totally different got greeted and talked to straight through the door got informed and walked through my purchase. He let me know about the special that was going on. I also did not know about the refill policy on the lens cleaner. He informed me about that as well.. totally different experience it was amazing. Daniel was awesome and I will be back hopefully he will be the one there to help again!

Store #5198 in university park village had amazing service!! They got 2 pair of my Raybans…read moretightened and looking brand new again! Such helpful staff!! Thank you again!!

SUCH A WONDERFUL EXOERIENCE HERE!! They successfully transitioned my son to contacts after several…read morefailed attempts elsewhere! The customer service was unbelievable and the doc spent the extra time to ensure they were successful! Can't say enough positive things here! WE WILL BE BACK WITH THE REST OF THE KIDDOS! Well worth the 20 minute drive from Benbrook, TX!!! Also, the building and rooms were absolutely beautiful! This place was not a franchise, but ran by the docs who run it....and it shows how much they care!!! KEEP THIS ONE IN YOUR POCKET TO BRING THE FAM!!!

I am so upset, they didn't tell me that they changed insurance and after I paid $147 for my initial…read moreexam, they charged me an additional $225 after my visit. I will never go back here and i don't recommend you do either. I did call and talk to the billing department and they said they would take care of it, so they sent it to a collections company to get their money. Totally uncool!

I came in on April 27th for a glasses and contact exam. My contact prescription had expired and I…read moredesperately needed a new one. Dr. Jordyn Flemons suggested I try a different brand and said she would order trials before issuing my contact prescription. I aggreeded to this and had explained that I was leaving the country in a few days and would not be back in Texas until August. I confirmed that my parents would be able to come into the store and pick up the trials to then send to me so I would be able to test them out, that way I would have the new prescription with the new brand and be able to do a full order and have them by the time I get back. It has been over a month with ZERO CONTACT. No emails, no calls and no updates. So on May 31 I called the store to check in...only it's not the store but a call center who said they have no way of reaching the store or doctor directly. They also confirmed what I already suspected, no order for trials was ever placed. Dr. Jordyn Flemons lied to me to my face about ordering this. She knew I was down to my last pair of contacts and knew how important this was. I've been waiting for over a month for something she never even did. What's worse is I would have been more than happy just sticking with the brand I've used for the past 5+ years. I asked the man from the call center (because can't ask the doctor directly) if I could just have the basic prescription so I could just order contacts, I need to wear contacts each day and at this point not going to have any. I wear monthly and have already overworn them. He said no. So Warby Parker charged me for a glasses and contact exam, gave me a glasses prescription, did all the things to test contacts and lied about actually giving out a contact prescription. What concerns me the most is the fact there is no way to contact the doctor directly, not even an email. I've been using Warby Parker since 2019 and will never order or shop with them again. I still want my contact prescription but they refuse to connect me with the store to even get what I paid for.

Cute little shop. They had a good amount of frames to choose from. You can also get your eye exam…read morethere too. But what made my experience so wonderful was Bee. She was amazing. Greeted me and told me about the frames and getting eye exams there. She also explained what makes the glasses so special. Again Bee was great. So make sure to stop by

Good visit with Jorge today @ the N FW location; 114 & I35. Needed a new screen protector. Was on…read moremy way in no time. No hard-sell to upgrade/change my plan/etc.

The name of this outfit is R Wireless. They are not a corporate Verizon store; they are an…read moreauthorized dealer. We had possibly the most horrendous experience we've ever had with ANY kind of business, retail or otherwise. It was certainly the most execrable in recent memory. They may be nice people, but they are thoroughly worthless at conducting business in anything approaching a professional manner. Here's the account of our nightmare with them: My wife dropped in on a Wednesday and talked with Hyrack (that's the phonetic spelling, may not be the actual) about switching our, her parents', and our daughter's accounts to Verizon. He quoted her rates. We all decided it sounded good, so the following Friday my wife, her folks (in their mid-80's), and I arrived at 10:00 a.m. to get our new phones and start our new service. Ali, probably in his mid 20's, showed up 15 minutes late to open the store. That's when we learned that they don't keep phones in stock, they have to order them. It's also when I glanced up on the wall and saw the pale "Authorized Dealer" emblem. My wife hadn't noticed this. We were disappointed, but we ordered our phones as well as the phone for our daughter who lives in Waxahachie, and agreed that we'd verify that our phones would arrive the following Tuesday and then all meet there Tuesday afternoon to pick them up and start our service with Verizon. The one detail on which these characters did follow through was in sending us the tracking numbers for our phones, so on Tuesday afternoon after we'd ascertained that the phones had arrived we all five met at the store at 5:00 p.m. Our daughter, our son in law, and their three children drove up from Waxahachie. Things immediately started going south. First, we learned that Ali was off that day. So, Hyrack (we presume he's the on-site manager) instructed a nice enough young guy named Ron to take care of us. It was difficult to tell if Ron was new and inexperienced or justly sublimely unmotivated. After about fifteen minutes he retrieved our phones from the back. He pecked at the computer a little. The five of us sat in front of him patiently waiting for the show to get going. A couple of times he asked Hyrack a question, but it was clear Hyrack didn't want to be bothered with us and wanted to be free to help other customers. Twice, Ron just got up and sauntered over to another customer who'd walked in with out so much as an "Excuse me for a minute" or "I'll be right back." (We learned later that these guys work on commission, so he was doubtlessly hoping to snag a quick scalp on a charger sale or something.) We became increasingly confused about why he didn't seem to want to drill down and get our deal done. My wife's an angel, but even she began to get agitated. Finally we suggested, "Would it help if we all go grab some dinner and give you time to get this done?" We kept one phone with us in case he might need to call. He said sure, that would be fine, and he suggested we come back at 8:00. This was odd because it was a two our span, and the store closes at 8:00. We verified that we'd be back then and that he would have our phones all set up and ready. He promised that yes, he would. We returned about 7:45. There were no other customers in the store. He immediately said, "I thought you were coming back at 8:00." Then we saw that our phones were still sitting on his desk in their unopened boxes! At this point it was everything we could do to maintain our composure. Our daughter burst out in tears. Here she had three little ones who were going to be getting to bed at only the good Lord knew what hour; they had an hour drive to get home, and Ron had just wasted three hours of our lives. I asked my family to step outside. I was calm and gentle as I asked Ron, "Is everything okay? I have to tell you, we're confused and disappointed. You promised to have our phones ready. What's going on?" That's when he explained that since Ali had written up our initial quote is was Ali's sale. Ron wasn't going to make anything off of helping us, and it was going to take him probably two hours to do all the work. He very calmly told me that he really wished we would just cancel our whole deal and save him all the trouble! I'm 65 years old, and I have never before had a sales person say something so selfish and insolent. And he was very calm and matter of fact as he said it! I turned to walk out. There was nothing for which to thank him since the only thing he'd done was provide us with an experience so incredibly inexcusable that I probably wouldn't have believed it if it hadn't happened to us. I'd suggest you STEER CLEAR OF THESE PEOPLE!!! We learned from a corporate store with whom we ultimately dealt that their lease is nearly up and they may be relocating. With any mercy for the public welfare, they will just completely fold as a business entity. In reality they don't even deserve to be called that.