Optometrists in Boston, MA

Cynthia D'Auria at New England Medical Center is great. Not sure how far out she's booked: http://www.neec.com/Pages/Physicians/DAuria_Cynthia.php

Dr. Vicki Kvedar is our ophthalmologist. Her offices are located in Melrose and North Reading. I would choose an ophthalmologist over an optician any day. http://doctor.webmd.com/.../vicki-kvedar-md-74 e4 e7 f4-ef11...

Winthrop Eye Center - very convenient and nice. Then I go to Warby Parker on Newbury Street where they sell nice glasses for $90 including frame and prescription.

Warby Parker also does the buy one give one business model. If it's too out of the way to go to the store, you can get five styles delivered to you for free to try on.

We use Dr Wayne in Chelsea. 617.884.1222.

There's one in Chinatown, I think it was Wang Vision Inc. they allowed walk ins. They offer a selection, of eyewear etc.

Paul...Dr. Matthew Kaim...50 Jefferson St. Winthrop...617 846 1734...gives an excellent eye exam....If his glasses are too pricey..you can get the prescription & go elsewhere...Good Luck !!

I like Dr. Capone at EB Eye Center, but yes the appt. are booked quickly (I book at my daughters appts for following one). However I myself go to Winthrop Eye Center and fill both mine and my daughters prescriptions at Winthrop Eye Center.

I go to Charlestown Vision Associates in Thompson Sq

Dr. Shomali on tremont st. He's funny and I've been seeing him for over a decade

50 Jefferson St. Winthrop MA.. Dr.Kaim.. they always see me quickly..

Mass Eye & Ear

if you are a Veteran The VA Hospital in Jamaica plain at the end of the Heath street MB AT Green line

Visionworks in Malden. Or Dr. Paul Cangianno in the North End. Spell of the last name may not be correct

Paul, My family has been going there for years, love them!!!

When I was in school I went to the Lenscrafters@Copley and had a decent optometrist. Although this isn't Boston Proper, I most recently went to [Parelli Optical](http://www.parrellioptical.com) and saw Dr. Cheryl DePaulo. She was the best optometrist I've had. She was nice, not smelly, didn't breath on me, answered any question I had, and actually listened to my issues. I had a few other Dr's who just dismissed the fact that I told them I couldn't see very far because I passed the test they gave me. Cheryl really helped me!

Both a coworker and myself had our eyes tested at Central Square Eye-care after reading reviews on yelp. I question how accurate the results were though; after having glasses for seven years (glasses which visibly improve my sight) he insisted I had near 20-20. If you are in the market for new glasses, check out www.zennioptical.com. I found them over in /r/frugal and there are quite a few very cheap and stylish pairs.

The New England College of Optometry has several clinics, one near BU and one in Rosinlindale I believe. You get seen by a 4 th year student and an instructor. The instructor are top notch, so you are in good hands. They really are very thorough; so don't expect to be in an out. I believe the prices there cannot be beat if you don't carry insurance.

Dr. Shomali, located between Government Center and Downtown Crossing. I have pretty severe astigmatism - he's great for what you're looking for. [https://www.drshomali.com/](https://www.drshomali.com/)

Both optometrists at Eyes Over Copley (in the Back Bay Westin) are excellent; I've been going there for years. They are open Tuesday-Friday.

Drs. Salomon or Chesnick at State Street Eye (now “MyEyeRr” or something). I used to work for an eye surgeon and they were consistently thorough and professional on the exams they gave their patients (i.e. they noticed disease that led their patients to the practice where I worked).

Vision North across from Haymarket. Excellent!

See on Newbury and Exeter!

Dr Garlich at envision is the best

I think most of the optometrists closed down due to COVID. They found that they could make more money on unemployment so they have not gone back to work.

Brighton Eye Associates 372 Washington St, Brighton, MA 02135 Kirsten, I think is her name. Super nice. Wicked smart. And not exactly hard on the eyes.

Parelli optical in porter square galleria. Dr. Jost was super awesome and thorough and we talked about life and kids and stuff. Highly recommended. My glasses came out perf.

I have no idea if they have an optometrist in house, but Warby Parker now has a store on Newbury. I got my glasses from their website for a hundred bucks.

I think we have seen Dr. McNulty here: http://www.northsuburbaneye.com/north-boston/doctors.htm

Bennett family optical in Belmont is where we all go

Long John Silver on Hancock st.

South Boston Community

I recommend Dr. Curtis Frank ( http://doctorcurtisfrank.com ). Very cool, very good at what he does.

Dr. Barry Shomali on Tremont near the Orpheum.

Well, my dad's an optometrist...check out Burlington Eye Associates.

Dr. Swerdlick in Coolidge Corner - the best dentist ever.

So I cry at all dentists, but I love my dentist in boston. Dr. Richard Oliver. Super nice and great hours. He's located downtown between south station and downtown crossing. I wish I had a dentist like him when I was younger and maybe I wouldn't hate the dentist so much! You should really call him!

The Faculty Group Practice at the Harvard Dental Center in Longwood is amazing -- and I am petrified of dentists. They're all great!

Dr Meola in Copley for a dentist, Dr White in Central for an optometrist. Cool dudes especially White from my time here.

Dr Meola was awesome from when I shattered my teeth. Root canals were easy peasy.

Warby Parker on Newbury street actually has an optometrist you can meet with in their office, and she's nice

Dr. Scott Ferguson in Fryeburg is great.

Dr Ferguson in Fryeburg he's amazing. I've been seeing him since the 3 rd grade!

I go to Dr. Laurel Pulsifer at Conway eye care she is great even seeing her since I was a kid:)

Dr. Ferguson!!