About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Abba Eye Care, every morning begins with an unusual occurrence. As soon as the store opens, a little terrier named Max dashes into the waiting room and races towards the display of colorful frames. No one knows where he comes from or why he's there, but every customer can't help but smile when they see him. One day, an elderly gentleman tried on a pair of glasses, only to discover that Max had curled up asleep on them. The whole shop burst out laughing as Max snored softly, completely oblivious to his fame. That afternoon, a delivery driver arrived with new frames, remarking, 'Guess who’s been testing out your inventory again?'
2. Every morning at Abba Eye Care, just as the sun starts peeking over the rooftops, a mysterious figure appears in the parking lot. Clad in a long trench coat and wearing dark glasses even on cloudy days, they leave behind a single rose on the doorstep before vanishing into thin air. One day, a delivery driver noticed the rose and decided to follow the mystery person. They found themselves chasing someone who turned out to be just an elderly neighbor with a love for Abba and a habit of leaving flowers everywhere he went. Everyone had a good laugh when it was revealed that the 'mysterious figure' was simply an enthusiastic fan.
3. At Abba Eye Care, every morning begins when the first rays of sunlight touch the mountains outside. But one day, instead of birdsong, customers heard a familiar voice whispering from behind the counter: 'Next please, and don’t forget your polarized lenses'. It turned out to be an elderly neighbor who had taken up residence there after losing his hearing aid. He’d been practicing his Swedish accent for weeks, thinking it would make waiting for glasses more entertaining. When everyone finally realized who was talking, they burst into laughter—except for the delivery driver, who still wasn’t sure if he should get polarized or not.
4. At Abba Eye Care, every morning begins when the first rays of sunlight touch the old clock on the wall. Just then, without fail, it chimes exactly seven minutes late. One day, a delivery driver arrived with an especially heavy box. As he struggled to carry it inside, the clock started ticking even later than usual—twenty-three minutes behind schedule. The entire staff burst into laughter when they saw him trying to balance the box and adjust his glasses simultaneously. It turned out that Abba Eye Care wasn’t just late; it was also off-kilter.