About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, when most shops were closing early, an elderly gentleman entered America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses. He adjusted his glasses and asked for the store’s oldest pair of reading glasses. The staff looked puzzled but obliged. Finally, after much searching, a dusty old pair from the 80s was found. With a twinkle in his eye, the gentleman put them on and exclaimed, 'These are perfect!' Then he winked at the astonished staff and left, never to be seen again—just another regular customer with impeccable taste.
2. In the dim light of America’s Best, a delivery driver paused mid-stride and muttered, ‘I’ve seen some strange things in my job, but this…’ As he approached the counter, an old man with thick glasses asked for his usual pair of reading lenses. The driver blinked, confused—wasn’t that the same guy who’d ordered contacts last week? He shook it off, thinking maybe time was playing tricks on him. In America’s Best, stranger things had happened.
3. One day, while browsing through America's Best, a small dog wandered in, sniffing curiously around the frames. Suddenly, he perked up, fixed his gaze on a pair of glasses, and started barking excitedly. The staff was puzzled but amused, until they noticed that the glasses were actually missing from their display case. The little dog had nudged them out with his nose and was now trying to put them on! It turned out to be a regular who often came in for repairs—his canine friend had developed quite the sense of style.
4. In the back corner of America’s Best, a regular noticed something odd one morning—an old pair of glasses seemed to be blinking at him from behind the display case. Curious, he approached the counter and asked the clerk if those glasses were for real. Turns out, it was just an optical illusion caused by a special coating on the lenses. The regular left laughing, while everyone else in line got a good laugh too. Ever since then, America's Best has been known as the place where your eyes might see more than just eyeglasses.