My wife and I moved to this area last August and picked Eye Physicians of SW VA for our annual eye…read moreexam. The clinic is very up to date and the staff are knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. They have a good selection of frames and good prices. We each bought new glasses and look forward to our next visit.

Ive been happy with my exams but billing has really became an issue. After being told the exam…read morewould be no more than $25, hours later they called and said I had a $170 bill. Had I known this, I would have went elsewhere. The glasses I got previously were garbage from the get go. They were never comfortable or fit right. Save yourself the problems and go elsewhere.

Decided to give them a second chance. Picked out frames and was told they would call me to tell me…read morethe price. I received no call. I called and left message that I await to learn price and that I was not giving them a blank check. Still no call back. So I called to say just forget it, I'll go somewhere else.

Be very careful. I spent over 1000.00 on glasses. Asked for specific lenses and did not get them,…read morebut paid for them. Also did not get a receipt except for credit card with amount only on it. That was my biggest mistake!

I have been a patient for well over 15+ years, and know when I go to Dr. Grau and Grau optometrist,…read moreit will be a very professional visit. I feel very confident in saying this, as I have had to have contacts or glasses, since I was in the 3rd grade. I am now 58 yrs old, and feel like I get the needed attention to thoroughly examine my eyes. Who doesn't want to keep their vision as good as it can be. I want to thank them for their years of quality professionalism.

Overcharged for routine eye exam. Unprofessional staff that need adequate training to be effective…read morein their jobs.

I would never recommend this location. The nurses and doctor were great with my two sons. The…read moreexperience I had with ordering their glasses couldn't have been worse. I paid around $300 for glasses that are worthless. Both of my son's lenses pop out randomly but I was told this doesn't happen by their office staff. The representative for the company who makes the frames said this should never happen as they are made for children and meant to hold up to the normal use of a toddler. I took the glasses in and dropped them off after dealing with a woman who obviously didn't want to help or believe me. The next week I was told they would have to send them in and it would take over two weeks to get them back, or I could deal with it. Because one of my son's vision is so bad and he needs to wear them to prevent his vision from getting worse, I had to go pick them back up without a solution. I was told by the manager they don't pop out unless you force them out. I have watched my son's lenses pop out while he was pulling his shirt off and one popped out while we were riding a go cart. I'm not sure why the frames had to be sent off this time when they didn't have the frames at the time the lenses were cut. Why they are not willing to accommodate a customer and just have some new lenses cut is beyond me. If they cared about customers there would obviously have been a solution. I have wasted my time and money here. Both of my kids will need glasses the rest of their life but never again will they be from here.​

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This museum is surrounded by roads of dubious quality and construction was going on in the area…read more The building itself seemed rather tired as well, so perhaps a needed refresh is coming. However, you can't complain too much when it's free. The current facility offers a couple of floors with small but interesting galleries. Some of the exhibitions are in collaboration with VMFA in Richmond. The collections I saw offered a mix of folksy history and contemporary perspectives. There is also a nice view of the valley as this building is on a hill. I received a rather disinterested welcome, and the collections weren't substantial enough to spend even an hour in total for me. I wouldn't come any great distance to see the place, but it seemed to offer some nice educational opportunities for the community and perhaps if renovated and expanded it will become more of a destination for non-locals. I would certainly be happy to see that happen.

I stopped by the William King Museum of Art today while driving from Pittsburgh to Naples via…read moreAsheville and Savannah. The volunteer at the desk, a former psychiatric nurse, and I bonded over a shared history of Pittsburgh and nursing. All of the four exhibits, three temporary and one permanent, were interesting. I especially enjoyed the Quilt National '19 exhibit. I congratulate each of the quilters on bringing a fresh and novel approach to an old art form.