Fantastic Doctor!!! He takes great care of my whole family! Listens and makes recommendations…read moreaccordingly

Best Eye Doctor EVER! And we've been to a few! We first saw Dr Brittan because he was in Fishers…read moreLanding and it was convenient...Now we happily drive across town to his Hazel Dell office. Three of my children needed glasses/contacts starting in elementary school. One of those three had a unique farsighted eye condition that required special glasses to "train" her eyes to grow properly. After less than a year her eyes responded well and she no longer needs glasses - huge blessing!! Dr Brittan is knowledgeable, personable, patient, and somehow makes these appointments fun for them! My husband and I see him as well. Thank you Dr. Brittan and all your support staff for helping us with our unique eye needs!

I wanted to take the time to update my review. It was time for my husband and my two year eye…read moreexams. I made our appointments online through their website. I also filled out the necessary paperwork online beforehand to save time. I made our appointments back to back (9:50 am & 10am). This worked out wonderfully. We were both out of there in 40 mins! Love how helpful and efficient they are! The lady that checked us in was super friendly and helpful. She noticed our insurance had changed in January and worked hard to help us find out who our new provider was. She researched and let us know what our insurance covered with them since they were out of network with our new provider. We ended up just getting eye exams with a $10 copay. Our new provider didn't cover contacts or glasses with them, but they did mention Visionworks is in network with our provider and we should try them to get our full benefit coverage. We will definitely be doing that. I really appreciated them taking the time to help us figure out our best course of action with the best financial coverage. Highly recommend!

Experience at this location is always good with everyone other than one lady who finalizes our…read moreframe/lens orders at the end. The first time years ago I gave her the benefit of the doubt because we all have our days. However, every time I go in for my exam and to pick new frames this woman is rude, condescending, and short with me and I've seen it with other customers as well. This time was my daughter's first experience and after her feeling the same way and picking up on the negativity, I felt it was time to rate this location. If I could rate it based off everyone else in there, I would give them a 5, but due to each experience ending with this lady and leaving with a bad taste in my mouth, I definitely think they can do a lot better. (I went to a different location to see if there was a difference, there definitely was and we will be going to that location moving forward)

This man is horrible. Read this review and run away…read more A couple of years ago (yes, I hold grudges), I stupidly stumbled into this man's office/home for some glasses and contacts. My then-boyfriend now-fiance went with me for his glasses as well. At first, everything seemed fine. So they operate out of a home and his wife was his frame stylist. No big deal. Then shit got real. Dr. Mossman discovered that I wanted new contacts and he asked me what type of contacts I wore before. When I told him that I didn't remember because it was so long ago and I recently moved, he told me, "Well, you SHOULD remember. Whenever you go to an eye doctor, they want to know what kind of contacts you wear!" So I had to make a long distance call to my brother and asked him to dig up my old room for my contact box somewhere and it took a couple of calls before he got the brand for me. Since this was my first time buying another box of contacts, I had no idea that you could buy new brands of contacts despite the fact that you wore another brand before. Then it was my boyfriend's turn to get his eyes checked. Dr. Mossman used his ancient methods to look at the prescription of my boyfriend's glasses. He dodged the what the hell kind of contacts do you wear bullet because he doesn't wear any. After the examination, we went through the horrible choices for frames. We settled because we were young and stupid and didn't know any better. Dr. Mossman told us that anti-reflective coats were a stupid waste of money and that they didn't work very well, so we shouldn't get it, so we didn't. We were going to leave for the day when we discovered that my boyfriend's glasses suddenly developed a scratch. Being the polite guy that my boyfriend is, he knocked on the door before getting in. The doctor told my boyfriend, "This is a business, not a house!" When my boyfriend inquired about the scratch, Dr. Mossman said that it was "normal for coated lenses to get scratches" when it gets looked at for the power. He was stuck with scratched glasses for a week or two before he got his new glasses. And when he did get it, he hated it because his previous pair had anti-reflective coating on it and the new pair didn't. There was a big difference. I support private businesses, but not when there's a big unfriendly oaf running it.

This store seems a lot larger than some that I've been to and had a lot more things and food items…read more No picture but we grabbed nabe soups, furikake, I don't even know what else. It's not an Asian grocery store but it the closest we found so far that's close to the house.

Daiso may be the Dollar General of Japan, but that does not mean that their wares are of the same…read morequality. In fact, it might be closer to say that Daiso is what you get when an Ikea, and a high-quality Japanese budget retailer get together and make a baby. There may be a lot of fluff and effluvia here, but there are also a lot of useful, down-to-earth, inexpensive home goods here that put anything you can find in an American retailer, for a comparable price, to shame. It's nice to have a shop that sells useful, elegant, quality goods at reasonable prices, a niche in which the Japanese uniquely excel. First-time Daiso shoppers may experience a slight bit of culture shock at having to convert prices from yen to dollars, but once they're hooked on all the wonderful, useful and inexpensive goods for sale here, that unfamiliarity will be fleeting. In particular, categories such as organization, kitchenware, stationery and home goods are not only cheaper here, they are more durable, useful, clever, and long-lasting. I would take anything purchased at a Daiso over any Walmart product, hands-down, any day of the week. They are simply not comparable. If you are simply one of the few who are unlucky enough to find a defective product, oh no...you're out a buck fiddy. Try again with something else. The thing about Japan, and Japanese culture, is they are relentless in their pursuit of perfection, which also includes innovation at absurdly cheap prices. Daiso is a reflection of this, and anyone who has ever been to Japan (myself included, multiple times) can attest to this: it's in their very nature. Their "worst effort" is often on-par with some of our "best". So sit back, relax, and enjoy this very limited presentation of some of their more modest offerings. And when you are starting to become convinced of their superior way of thinking, manufacturing, organizing, and presentation...feel free to delve deeper, and enjoy what you find. When you do, I'll see you at Uwajimaya.

I really do miss the Mill Plain location they had the nicest people that worked there. This…read morelocation needs to work on customer service. I always feel like the women cutting fabric don't like being there and have an attitude.

The folks in the framing department are absolutely amazing! They are in tune with what clients want…read moreeven when the clients don't know what they want! Really artsy and professional folks! Throughout the store the employees are very nice. I've only had one instance where I was treated as though I was a potential shoplifter (!) and I didn't shop there for a couple of years as I was so annoyed!!! Cashiers are very nice too! Returns are not always simple - lots of questions and the feeling that returns are a nuisance for the store. Selection of goods is fine. Too bad everything is made in China. And expensive too! My grandchildren love it when I take them to the store.

After going to three different spots in downtown vancouver in search of a birthday gift for my…read morefiancé, we finally went to the tried-and-true, OG spot for glass in Vancouver. Stephanie greeted us as soon as we walked in the door. When I told her we were shopping for a birthday gift and what we were looking for, she kindly guided us through our options along with her recommendations. She was patient as we contemplated, and was extremely polite and kind We found what we were hoping for, and the prices were awesome as well! Thank you Stephanie for all of your help!

I called this store to get pricing on two items, and the employee kept telling me it's the same…read moreprice online instead of just quickly checking. It wasn't until I asked if they could actually give me a quote that they decided to look. If someone is calling, it's usually because they need a quick answer -- not to be told to check the website. I ended up calling another Mary Jane's with no problem at all and bought the items there instead. Definitely disappointing customer service.

Happened to be in the area and seen you were celebrating your 14 year anniversary today. I was…read morelooking for a new to me bag. Such a snooty environment!!!! under 8 people in the whole store and I was never even greeted as I walked around. Very disappointed!!

Some clothes are not cute and are overpriced. Customer service could improve. It's located in a…read moregreat location.

Great location for making donations, in any weather! They have a drive-thru drop off area that is…read morecovered, making it convenient in rainy weather as well. The flow of the entrance and exit from the drop-off area works really well since it's in the back of the building. Sometimes you have to wait in line a bit, depending on how much people are dropping off. Only one car can fit in the carport area at a time. Employees are always nice and helpful. As soon as you drive up, a bell rings signaling an employee that you arrived. They come out with a big rolling cart for you to put your donations in. Very easy process. They ask if you want a receipt, then you're on your way! I haven't shopped inside for many years, so I can't speak to the pricing or condition of items. I used to ride the MAX to work in downtown Portland, so I would hit the Goodwill for books to read on the way. They always had a nice selection and prices were great. Overall a great location for donation drop-off. Would definitely recommend!

Overall a good location. Friendly staff, organized store and…read morefair prices compared to other Goodwills in the area. Found some great finds with the colored tag of the week even-50% off, woohoo!