Sunglass Hut

I came in for an easy repair while visiting from Los Angles on Labor day. I had a long drive back and needed a simple screw to repair my sunglasses — which I had purchased at another Sunglass hut location.
When I asked for help, the salesperson immediately informed me that «We don’t do repairs on weekends or holidays». I looked at her questionably and she continued, «If stopped to help you, a long line of customers might form…»
They were not busy, and the repair would have taken 3 minutes if she had the ambition or slightest interest in helping me.
I would advise everyone who reads this to avoid this establishment at all costs. There was another Sunglasses store across the street — I should have gone there.

We stopped in since the bf needed new sunglasses.
Small shop in the Paseo Nuevo shopping center facing State Street. Limited selection, but surprised that they carried my Coach Kristina sunglasses. They have an array of polarized glasses, which I thought was cool since I wanted to see what brands carried polarized.
The bf found a pair of polarized Ray Bans for $ 200+. The girls asked various questions to see what kind the bf was looking for. He plays golf but doesn’t use sunglasses while playing.
The girls were helpful and they even offered to clean my pair of Coach sunglasses.

Odd and limited selection, hovering employees and a scummy feel keep me out of this Sunglass hut and force me into the heart of Paseo Nuevo to their competitors.
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That’s all this Sunglass Hut has to offer. I stopped in this past weekend to look for some high end fashion glasses, of which they 3 pair. Really? Extremely popular and not cheap. Ok, let’s look at another brand of «everyday» shades around the $ 150 mark. Immediately the sales person popped up next to me and tried to swing my attention to another brand. While I can appreciate cross selling, it would be worth your wile to up-​sell in the same line rather than jump to a very different brand.
Pushy and fresh meat sales persons aside, the location is dirty. I’m sure it’s hard to keep a white floor clean when the doors are always open to the street so maybe you should go with a darker color. The appearance of the staff is not fresh either. Maybe I cough them after a long party night at the university. Sure looked like it.
So here’s what you do. Go in and try on what you like. Make note of the item numbers and go online for a better price. Although you’re only touching your keyboard, I’m sure you’ll get more warm and fuzzy feelings from it than you will from the staff here.