About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, an excited child burst into America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses, pointing towards the window and whispering, ‘Look, Daddy, it’s moving!’ The staff looked outside to see what appeared to be a pair of glasses dancing in the breeze. Upon closer inspection, everyone realized that the 'dancing' glasses were actually just a delivery driver adjusting his own spectacles while standing next to the van. The crowd burst out laughing, and the little boy said proudly, 'See, Dad? I told you they were alive!'
2. While waiting for his prescription, a regular patient noticed something odd: every time he looked through one particular display case, he could see himself smiling back from behind the frames. Curious, he asked an employee if anyone else had reported such an experience. The staff member just smiled and said, ‘Oh, that’s Mr. Johnson’s favorite pair—he always looks so happy in them!’
3. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up outside America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses. He noticed that the store’s neon sign seemed to blink in rhythm with the morning birdsong. Curious, he got out and approached the sign. Just as his hand touched it, the sign flashed brightly, startling him—and waking an old man next door who’d been dozing off after his morning coffee. ‘What in tarnation is going on?’ growled the neighbor, rubbing his eyes. The delivery driver sheepishly explained, causing both of them to share a good laugh over the unusual sight.
4. At midnight, when even the city’s neon signs seemed to whisper secrets, a delivery driver pulled up outside America’s Best Contacts & Eyeglasses. The store was dark and quiet, but inside, a soft glow flickered from behind the counter. The driver knocked gently on the glass door. Inside, an old man in glasses emerged, rubbing his eyes. ‘Same old story,’ he muttered, unlocking the door with a creaky key. As they stepped into the dimly lit shop, the man asked, “Anything special today?” The driver grinned, handing over a package: “Just some lenses for an old friend.”