America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver once left an unusual package on the shop’s porch one rainy afternoon. Inside was a small wooden box with no label or note. The curious staff opened it to find… Inside was a small wooden box with no label or note. The curious staff opened it to find a pair of mismatched glasses and a note scribbled in pencil: ‘For someone who needs them more than they know.’ A regular customer later walked in wearing those very glasses, remarking, 'I guess I needed these just as much as that delivery driver thought.'

2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up outside and left something heavy in front of America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses. The next morning, the staff opened to find not just an order, but a mysterious box emitting a strange humming sound. The curious manager carefully opened it, revealing hundreds of tiny lenses dancing like miniature disco balls inside. Turns out, it was an elaborate prank from a neighbor who loved practical jokes—and had a thing for eyeglasses.

3. One day, while browsing through old frames, a little girl found herself staring at a pair of glasses that seemed to follow her every move. As she touched them, the glasses blinked twice and whispered, ‘Finally someone who sees me!’ Turns out they belonged to an absent-minded delivery driver who’d left them there weeks ago. The little girl giggled and handed them back with a smile, earning herself a free eye exam for life.

4. One morning, while restocking shelves, an employee noticed a small box tucked behind some display frames. Curious, she opened it to find a pair of glasses with lenses that seemed to change color depending on the weather. As days passed, more customers started noticing these magical specs. A regular would come in every week asking if they had any new ones, and even a delivery driver stopped by one day to try them out. Finally, an old neighbor popped in, saying he’d seen similar glasses in his childhood—turning out they were family heirlooms! In the end, no one could agree whose they really belonged to, so America’s Best decided to keep them as a fun story for future employees.