Holy crap. The guy, Will, that works at this Sunglass Hut in the mall is like the rain man of…read moresunglasses. He has like an encyclopedic knowledge of brands and fit. Incredibly helpful. Will definitely be back to get another pair purely based on how amazing the sales person was.

From the owner: At Sunglass Hut, our mission is to be the premier shopping and inspiration destination for high…read morequality fashion and performance sunglasses. Starting out in 1971 as a small kiosk in Miami, Sunglass Hut is now the leading international retailer of sunglasses and is part of the Italian-based Luxottica Group, the world's largest eyewear company. Visit our Camp Hill Sunglass Hut at 3506 Capital City Mall Dr to shop the newest styles of the season. Whether you're on the hunt for high fashion frames or just wanting something classically cool, look no further. Step in to style with thousands of pairs for every shade of you.

Upstairs in the farmers market Some interesting pieces. I…read morecame because I wanted some pearl earrings but there were almost none. I was told that was their specialty. Not They have lots of other choices They has eye ware too

They are the best. They very friendly and have a wonderful smile make you feel comfortable, and…read moreknowledgeable about the products

Our server Trenton Was great food came out fast and hot and delicious new menu VERRY niceread more

Friendly service. Original menu for food and drinks, great taste. The different shops/ateliers of…read morevarious artists are nice to visit.

Great guy. Installed and working fine. No issues Everything as promised. Highly recommendedread more

Bill Walsh refused any discounts even though the other Budget Blinds offered them for everyone not…read morejust seniors. They took forever to come and when they came the blind was missing a rod. I would never recommend the Harrisburg Budget Blinds to anyone. I tried to order them from the store my realtor told me to go to but everything at Budget Blinds is by zipcode. They are cheap. We spent $5,790.00 and my realtor received only a $50.00 gift certificate. Two of us bought the blinds from him. At least $100.00 would of been kinder. Stay away from this company if u don't want heartache. Harriet Mantelmacher

The doctors and staff truly care about the well-being of their patients. Such a great office!read more

I enjoyed my visit to this office! Dr Forte is friendly and knows her stuff- she did a quick…read moreassessment of my dry eyes, and told me how to better care for them at home. She gave me a sample of special drops to try. I'm feeling so much better now. The staff is very friendly. My optician was patient and helpful while I picked out frames. Happy with my new glasses!

I have been a patient at Morrison's Eye Associates since moving to Central Pennsylvania in 1982. My…read moreoptometrist, Dr. Riegel, and his staff consistently provide a comprehensive eye exam. Thank God Morrison Associates purchased new equipment to scan the pupils, so there will be no more pupil dilation. I didn't escape the good ole eye puff test. Nevertheless, I appreciate this screening test because it detects glaucoma, which runs in my family. I didn't need a new eye prescription, but I think I will return to see the opticians and get a new pair of progressive eyeglasses and prescription sunglasses.

Only the best care from the best people. Dr. Mariscotti is just great! My family and I have been…read morerelying on Morrison for many years.

Great customer service! I brought my Mother's glasses in to fix a missing nose cushion and the…read morevery friendly staff happily did the repair at no cost. He took the time to clean the glasses up and offered me a case. Very impressed!

Let me first start with a more positive note. Zac the store manager is really good with customer…read moreservice and outstanding people skills. The first time I came in here for my appointment, the receptionist couldn't find my insurance plan despite the fact that I came in with a photocopy of the insurance card. Before coming into the store, I checked with our insurance provider if they are in network and was also able to confirm that they are in network. The receptionist is as helpful as a wet noodle. Instead of trying to find a way to assist me, she just stopped making the effort. So I called the insurance provider while I still inside that vicinity. I don't want to go running around again because it's already a waste of my time. I spoke with customer service and I got the lady to talk to this receptionist. And voila! She suddenly found me in the system. She said that I should've said Spectera. It's like d'oh, UHC is the service provider through their Spectera program. I got the paper, all she has to do is confirm by calling in the insurance to sort out any confusion, but like I said, wet noodle. Then my husband went in for his schedule, he encountered the same problem, they couldn't find him in the system despite the fact that he also brought with him the photocopy of the paper that shows his member ID numbers. He was so frustrated and came out mad as hell because he felt that he was facing a major and immovable boulder. It was the same receptionist who I encountered in my first visit. Wet noodle. Too lazy and very incompetent, rude person who shouldn't be working as a frontline. Doesn't know jack diddly squat and just rely on what her system will spit out instead of searching for the information. In my succeeding visit, I guess I was a glutton for punishment so I came back for more. But because Zac gave a positive experience during my first visit, it's not all that bad, so when I came in again to get prescription sunglasses Amber was the lady who took care of it and assisted me for my needs. She also gave me positive experience. Same problem, she couldn't find me in the system and even Zac stepped in to help out so I once again called customer service and we managed to sort it out. Amber helped me choose which frame works well with the shape of my face so I'm pretty happy. Now today, my husband came in for his appointment because I managed to convince him that it wasn't all that bad. First thing that we faced again is this receptionist who seemed so incapable of doing her job right. I told her that we have the same insurance ID number since I'm on my husband's insurance and I said I'm already in the system. Her curt and rude answer is that each patient have different authorization number. She was asking for our member insurance number and I told her it's the same, the least she could've done is to look up the number in their system. So I don't understand the correlation between authorization number and the insurance ID number. When you walk into any medical provider, they always asked for your member ID and not authorization number. And if you don't have the member ID, they can look you up in their system through your name, birthdate, or your social security. This receptionist needs to be trained on how to do her job right. Or she was probably trained but is just too lazy. Now on my rating, I will rate it based on the following criteria: Facility cleanliness: 5 Selection of items: 4 Service provider frontline service: 1 Customer counter frontline service: 5 Note: I separated the customer service from store front customer service and service provider customer service to give credit where credit is due and help potential customer be ready what to expect when you get to see your eye exam schedule.

I had my annual eye exam today and the whole experience was smooth and efficient. Scheduling online…read morewas quick and easy. My appointment was set for 3 PM, but I was actually seen a bit early, which was a nice surprise. The entire visit took about 45 minutes, and the staff were friendly, helpful, and professional throughout.

Customer service is shit. their system broke down and wanted people to wait on them like people…read moredon't have shit to do. i told them to send me the bill and they said no. you have to wait here (my bill was 10 bucks). I would rather go to someone in the ally than go here again. All of those employees in the front need to take some classes on how to speak to people and not be retarded