Pearle Vision serves patients in Annapolis and the surrounding part of Maryland from its office at 693 Kinkaid Rd. Both exams and glasses are handled here — exam rooms and an optical shop share the same address. Insurance accepted includes EyeMed, Aetna Vision, Cigna Vision and Humana (8 plans in total). You can walk in without an appointment. Call (410) 972-0893 to confirm hours and coverage before you visit.
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The most understaffed and understocked exchange I've ever been to. The food court is a joke and the barber always has a line of retirees around the corner with maybe 2 barbers working, if you're lucky. No toy section, no fishing/hunting area..... It's good for getting alcohol, so you're set if you're a drunk. Congrats.
Unfortunately this store is JUST FOR MILITARY PEOPLE! One of the best place for you buy things with no tax, besides that they sometimes give you a sell alert of 20% off ! You can find all kind of stuff in this store clothes, shoes, sunglasses, handbags, iPhone, televisions, jewelry and also all the good brands! Also they have a food court very small with a Subway and Panda Express! Talking about food they have Commissary that you can make your grocery shopping with a great selection of food, vegetables, fruits and always in a great deals! The Navy Exchange is located in a great place in Annapolis and very easy to get there! You can find a gas station, yes you can get gas there also, but the price is the only thing that i don’t think is a good deal!
The Navy Exchange isn’t a department store — it’s a supply line, and every sailor or Marine worth his salt knows you’re only as good as your logistics. I walked its decks today and found them squared away. Aisles were clean, goods were lined up like troops on inspection, and the staff had the bearing of a well-trained platoon. They’ve got everything a fighting man or his family needs: uniforms pressed and ready for action, boots stout enough to cross hell itself, and even a rack of civvies sharp enough to make shore leave worth the wait. Prices are fair — the kind of fair you don’t haggle with, because the Exchange isn’t here to rob you blind; it’s here to keep you in the fight. If you’re looking for frills, find a mall. If you’re looking for solid gear, a clear-headed cashier, and the sense that someone still believes in service before self, the Navy Exchange will do. Five stars — and that’s from a man who doesn’t hand out praise unless it’s earned.
Extremely rude black-hair lady in self checkout. The discount was incorrect on the register and I asked if she could correct it…and she rudely said, “I did. It’s correct. It’s not wrong.” I told her again that it is wrong and if you could fix it…and she said same thing…why argue with me? I then showed showed her the math, she looked at me like I’m an idiot, whispered something to her coworker that smirked at me…then she changed it. Thanks for showing 0 customer service skills in a customer central job.
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