At the time I was living nearby, and never really had a dedicated optometrist, so I checked the…read morereviews and thought- let's SEE what it's all about. Went in for an eye exam, and it was an extremely smooth process. The doc was extremely knowledgeable and even explained certain things about my eyes that no one has ever taken the time to do before. Other experiences I've had were all about getting you in and out as fast as they could, but not here. He took his time to explain what he was doing and why. I like that in a Doc. When I went to pick out my frames, my better half was not with me, and I typically always ask for her approval on something I liked. So, I went off the recommendation of the employee helping me (didn't grab his name). I tried several pairs on, and he said there was one that popped. Which was good because I liked it, but wasn't too sure. He said it was a a perfect fit and style for my noggin... so I went with it. Of course got all the upgrades, and let me tell you... I can't count on my toes and fingers, and yours too on how many compliments I got on these Holbrook Oakleys!! People loved it, my wife loved it, more importantly... I loved them! Overall, for my first experience with this place, it was a pleasant surprise and I found myself not dreading an eye exam and hunting for something I never am really satisfied with- until now. As always, Enjoy & Happy Sight Seeing!

This business has horrible customer service. Two orders in a row that have been incorrect. No…read moreapology from the owner and no offer to make right. Do not recommend!! There are so many other choices.

My entire family has been paying out of pocket $150 each for the past two years because we all…read moreloved Dr crown so much. She left my little eye shop and I fear the dr's that are left are not the best. Mid April my 17 year old daughter went to see her on her own (I'd had surgery and couldn't go) Dr Ahmed gave her a script and I took her two weeks later and paid and other $100 for new lenses to be put into her existing frames. We get them back and my daughter said. No everything is still very blurry. So back we go. Again Dr agmed is very rushed. Made us feel like we were a bother because she didn't do her job right the first time. She'd ask my daughter. 1 or 2 and she'd say I can't tell a difference but neither of them is clear. This went on for about 5 minutes when she decided to almost double her script. She assured us it was what my daughter thought was best. (Reread this paragraph) So we have another set of lenses made. We picked them up yesterday and she puts them on and immediately takes them off and says I'm seeing 4 of everything. So 3rd times a charm. She's seeing a new dr next week and I will update after her new glasses arrive. But seriously. This is a headache. I should have shopped around for a new Dr and allowed my insuemace to pay for it.

I was surprised at how affordable my exam was. Then I was surprised by the time spent on the entire…read moreprocess. The Dr explained things in a manner that made sense. It was fast and professional

Everybody is really friendly and patient. The optician even helped me pick the frames that looked…read morebest one me.

We recently brought our teen aged daughter to see Helena Chun, OD for an eye exam for contact…read morelenses. Dr. Chun and her staff are the best! She's thorough, personable, professional and very experienced. Immediately after the exam, our daughter received a lesson on how to insert and remove her new contact lenses from a staff member named Dan. He was great at showing her the ins and outs of contact lense care. Our daughter left the clinic with the ability to insert and remove her lenses which is a major feat for someone who was previously unable to insert eye drops. We decided to order a year's worth of contact lenses through Walmart as their prices were very competitive. The optical manager, LaTina found a rebate for us that made the pricing even more competitive and she was able to bill her insurance company for the exam and lenses. I would highly recommend Dr. Chun and her entire staff at Walmart Vision Center as they are really focused on providing great patient care and customer service.

Great friendly service! Even though they were extremely…read moreBusy, they had a speedy system and were able To get to everyone and made sure they were thorough. Very detailed oriented

Phone encounter: I was trying to see if my prescription was still valid…read more Pam answered the call, whom also had the worst phone etiquette. I understand you must've answered the question I had a million times, but please do not cut me off while I am talking. I did not appreciate the way i was responded. I am a loyal customer to Costco and a future patient with the optical dept. Pam needs re-training how to answer calls. I also work in the medical field... so if patients may have questions, specially pertaining to how to save a couple of bucks for lenses, help the member out nicely is the least you can do, Pam! Thank you for answering my question though, and yes you did save me a trip, but in the future, have the decency to be corteous enough over the phone. The gal on Saturday who had was professional and me was super helpful and even went above and beyond to write down a rough estimate on how much i needed to pay out of pocket. Now that is the Costco customer service! But having an employee like Pam just ruins the outlook of the optical team.

Great 1st and 2nd visit here at Maple Valley Eye Care. What a clean, modern, friendly office. Got…read moremany glasses ordered, they arrived a week early. Consultation and check in was easy. They have water and coffee for guests, plenty of seating, a wide selection to choose from, and ease of working with insurance. Also my daughter loves the decor here.

As others have mentioned, this place has a number of issues:…read more 1. Sanitation at Maple Valley Eye Care is extremely poor. You run a real risk of getting an eye and/or skin infection because they rarely clean the equipment. I routinely find hair and/or skin grease on the exam equipment and have never seen anyone clean anything voluntarily here. Read the reviews, and you'll see multiple reports of patients getting eye infections right after exams here. Shortly after an eye exam at Maple Valley Eye Care, I got a painful, chronic eye infection myself for the first time in my life, The technician physically shoved my face into the eye scanner without my consent, and soon after that I developed an eye infection. Of course when I came back to get the infection treated, the doctor acted like my getting an eye infection for the first time in my life right after visiting Maple Valley Eye Care was just a random coincidence that had nothing to do with their lack of sanitation or physically pushing my face into the scanner. 2. They do not treat patients with respect. Some of the technicians will physically shove a patient's face into the eye scanner equipment without consent. I am not the only person to report this. 3. They aggressively upsell, and have a tendency to add on expensive features to lens orders without explaining what they are or getting explicit patient consent. I have found items that I never asked for my added to my orders without my knowledge. They can also be careless, and make mistakes such as ordering the wrong frames, mistakes which are only corrected after being discovered by the patient. 4. Maple Valley Eye Care is expensive. Even with one of their "discounts", frames and lenses are still more expensive than you will find elsewhere. 5. They don't follow Washington State Law for optometrists (WAC 246-852-010). Specifically, they immediately shuttle patients over to the sales counter without issuing the prescription to the patient. By law, optometrists are required to immediately issue the prescription to the patient after the exam. Every time I have an exam here, they always make me go over to the sales counter to discuss purchases right away, and do not ever provide the prescription to me unless I ask for it, and even then they typically delay and will promise to email it to me later. In my experience, front desk staff typically resist issuing a printed prescription to a patient, and even after requesting it via email, will often "forget" to send it and have to be reminded.

Have arrived twice in past two weeks and today. They are not open. Have they closed? I have come at…read more9 am, and twice at 10 am. the gates are locked , and no one is there.

Automatic 5 Stars for Heather "The Magnificent." At a time where customer service tends to mean…read morewhom ever we can get to cover the desk,it was great to have a knowledgeable representative, that is not only serious about her profession, but represents her company honorably. Thank you for the wonderful service, and although I just set you up to raise the bar, your organization should benefit well because you are a credit to the brand. Rodolfo and Faye

6/18/2026: Kent Eye Clinic is awesome! Dr. Shri Yelgar is very knowledgeable, professional and very…read moreeasy to talk to. He listens and explains things so you understand. He's friendly and really cares about your eyes. Excellent Optometrist and the staff are excellent also. Great experience and great eye clinic!

Great experience at Kent Eye Clinic! My first time going to a non-chain eye doctor in over a…read moredecade. My appointments here were prompt and the reminder texts are helpful. Staff are friendly and helpful. No issues with my insurance unlike my experiences at the other chain eye clinic I used to frequent. Chance, the fitment/eye technician (not sure on the real title), is super friendly and helpful. Taught me a lot about frames and types of lenses they offer. Dr. Yelgar was very knowledgeable and helped answer all my questions. Very professional. My initial worry was that a non-chain clinic might not have a lot of eye glasses frames to select but I was thankfully wrong. They had brands ranging from Nike, Oakley, the bendable frames, Dragon, etc. I think the prices are decent, I don't have much experience though. Around $219 for my Oakley frames before insurance kicked in. I'd highly recommend this clinic! Nice and welcoming. Doesn't feel like you're being a nuisance being there, unlike my old eye clinic chain (it was America's Best in Tukwila, bleh).

We're never going elsewhere lol setting the appointment online is so much easier than any place…read moreI've tried. Customer service was great. The doctor is so kind and quick and is very good at explaining everything going on. Not only is he great with adults, but he's also great with kids. His family was there to help and they were the sweetest people. It's a nice homey feeling, but still professional. They have a little play place area in the waiting room which is so nice for kids waiting for their appointment. The place is nice, clean, and has a great selection of glasses and sunglasses. They make each customer feel valued and I am always about that. Any complaint about waiting time for glasses has nothing to do with the company. My man has state insurance and his glasses came within the next week. Absolutely recommend for any age!

Best place for eye care in Washington, hands down. See Saw has gone above and beyond for us so many…read moretimes I can't recommend them enough. They're friendly, flexible, and work with our budget. Definitely treat your eyes to a visit to See Saw.

The staff is very friendly and values your time. I have never had to wait more then 5 minute and…read morethey usually get me out earlier then expected. Dr. Day has a good sense of humor , clearly explains what he is doing and the results, and values your time. I have never been rushed and felt like I was just a number. I recommend this staff and Doctor highly! There is a reason that they sometimes be a few weeks to get the appointment.

I would only recommend going here if you have full medical/vision coverage…read more I paid out of pocket for my son and he got glasses (over $1000 with lenses), exactly one year later they recommended a different type of lens/same prescription, some wipes, and over the counter eye drops ($1300), they told me to come back for a follow up which consisted of him reading one single eye chart with an assistant and talking to the doctor for less than 5 minutes ($100). These were all paid at time of service which supposedly includes a discount. I was told previously that follow ups were free, so the added $100 after being robbed for $1300 just to toss the existing expensive lens he had (unless I wanted to buy another frame $$) was the last straw. I imagine all of the good reviews are coming from people with insurance that aren't seeing the insanely inflated costs of everything they are billing for. Absolutely insane, will not be back