My glasses broke a few days ago and I went to lenscrafters for the first time, knowing they were the ones who made glasses so fast. A few good surprises, for one hour service the quality was incredibly good -I was worried the faster it took, that would effect it, but no. Also, professional staff. Knew what they were doing, friendly, etc.
As for the last review, I can attest to it myself that buying a new frames and lenses is surprisingly cheaper with AAA than just getting a frame (as I originally planned) So I ended up saving some there too. Hopefully now I won't break this pair of glasses,

I had the same experience as other reviewers. I came in to have new lenses fitted to my frame. From then on they started their maneuvers to sell me a new frame instead. They claimed it would be 'difficult' to fit new lenses on this frame, the frame might break, etc. They even dragged their technician out of the lab to say that too. They also claimed that my AAA discount would be cut by half if I only got lenses!!!
I went to Pearlvision next to Target: Two hours later I had my new lenses fit in the old frame.
These people are obviously told by management to push as hard as possible to sell frames (higher profit) rather than just lenses.
But the lies are a bit much!

I went to Lens Crafters at Galleria recently to get a prescription filled,
I wanted to use my old frames, which are titanium
and quite serviceable. There was considerable pressure
from the sales woman
to buy new frames, much talk about frames being
on sale, ending in her refusing
to fill the prescription unless I bought new frames.
The reasons she gave didn't add up, e.g. the screws
are stripped (they're not), the frames are too corroded
(they're not). I've had new lenses in these frames before,
no problem. Upon leaving Lens Crafters I went to another
optical shop which fitted new lenses on the frames,
The optician assured me the frames are fine. Neither he
nor I could find any problem with them.
I don't like high-pressure business practices, especially
not in health-related services.