My Eye Dr

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a little boy walked into My Eye Dr and asked for a pair of glasses in bright pink with glitter. The optician raised an eyebrow but found them right away. Since then, every week around that time, another child would come in asking for ‘the sparkly ones’. No one knew why. Finally, one day an elderly gentleman entered the shop, complaining about his old spectacles. When he tried on the famous glittery frames, he exclaimed, 'These are perfect! Just what I needed!' And ever since then, whenever someone ordered those special glasses, both kids and grandparents would happily share their stories about how they found their perfect pair.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to My Eye Dr one afternoon with an unusual package. As he unloaded crates of lenses, he noticed something odd in the corner of one box—a tiny pair of glasses, perfectly folded and placed inside a miniature handkerchief. As he opened it curiously, a small note fell out: ‘For the best customer service.’ Turns out, it was from the owner, who wanted to ensure everyone felt seen—even if they couldn’t quite see yet!

3. A curious neighborhood cat frequently sauntered into My Eye Dr one day, seemingly drawn by something intriguing on the counter. The staff watched in amusement as it pawed at a strange object, its curiosity evident even to humans. Finally, an old delivery driver walked in, scratched his head and asked, ‘Is that my hat?’ Turns out, the cat had knocked it off his bike earlier. Everyone laughed, the cat got a treat, and My Eye Dr became known for its furry little visitor.

4. A delivery driver pulled up to My Eye Dr one afternoon with an unusual package. As he unloaded it, he noticed something odd in the backseat—a small, dusty telescope. Curious, the optometrist took out the telescope and aimed it at a nearby park. Suddenly, everyone in the neighborhood started gathering around, pointing their own telescopes at his shop. Turned out, it was just a group of amateur astronomers who mistook him for an observatory. A regular ended up apologizing profusely while laughing, saying they thought My Eye Dr stood for ‘Mega-Yacht Equipped Research’.