Address: 300 Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto, CA 94304, USA
Phone: +16505661238
Sunday: 11AM–7PM
Monday: 10AM–9PM
Tuesday: 10AM–9PM
Wednesday: 10AM–9PM
Thursday: 10AM–9PM
Friday: 10AM–9PM
Saturday: 10AM–9PM
maria hu
My husband and I bought two pairs of glasses in this store. Bruce and Julie are Knowledgeable, patient, helpful.
Sam Cheng
Manager Ou is extremely helpful and professional. I wanted to get a pair of sunglasses with high prescription. I brought a pair from some other store and it was bad, Ou pointed out several critical problems of that pair for free before I became his customer. I have been using eyeglasses for many years and have not seen someone that professional. Later I went to the lenscrafter at Menlo Park and Hillsdale to get a prescribed sunglasses. But those people are extremely unprofessional, they don’t measure my eye; don’t know which frame can fit which types of lens or till what range. All they do is to click the iPad and told me what the iPad show them with bad attitude. I have been to many optical stores and I think they don’t know anything about eyeglasses. When I finally went to Manager Ou again. He knows exactly what to do and help me customized the best possible combination of lens, frame based on my prescription and eye position. I think he deserves a lot more recognition.
Susan Lee
Bruce was exceptional and very skilled. He fixed my sunglasses with precision. Thank you so much !
Cristian Vega Valadez
Bruce was the best licensed optician I have ever met! Highly recommend! Very helpful people and the manager was great as well. Their name was Ou! Top notch service!
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