About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A regular stopped by Dr. Gracie’s one morning to pick up his monthly prescription. As he waited for the optician, he noticed something peculiar on the counter—a pair of glasses with no prescription attached. Curious, he asked if anyone had left them behind. The staff shook their heads in confusion. Just then, a delivery driver rushed in, frantically searching for his missing specs. Turns out, they were indeed his—left there only minutes earlier. Everyone laughed as Dr. Gracie calmly explained that it was part of her daily routine: ‘I like to give people an extra minute or two each day,’ she grinned.}
2. A delivery driver pulled up to Dr. Gracie’s one afternoon with an unusual package. As he unloaded it, he noticed something odd inside—a tiny pair of glasses wrapped in tissue paper. Curious, he asked the receptionist if anyone had ordered them. She shook her head and smiled mysteriously, replying, ‘That’s because they’re for the doctor himself.’ Later that evening, a regular customer arrived early and found the door locked. Peering through the window, he saw Dr. Gracie gently polishing his new specs while humming softly. The next morning, when the delivery driver returned, he joked, ‘Guess who finally got his own prescription!’
3. A curious neighbor knocked on Dr. Gracie’s door one evening, asking if he’d seen anything strange lately. ‘Nope,’ said Dr. Gracie, adjusting his spectacles with a smile. ‘But I did notice something peculiar today—my new sign keeps pointing in circles.’ The neighbor laughed heartily and replied, ‘Maybe it’s trying to tell you something!’
4. At dawn, when most shops were still shuttered, a delivery truck pulled up to Dr. Gracie S Ner OD. The driver, fumbling in the dim light, accidentally dropped a mysterious box onto the sidewalk. Curious neighbors gathered around the box, whispering and pointing. A regular shouted, ‘What could it be?’ Just then, an owl hooted from nearby rooftops, startling everyone awake. With a collective sigh, they realized it was just another ordinary morning in the city.’