Free repairs
Customers report free repairs for sunglasses and prescription frames bought elsewhere, including a broken frame and bent glasses.
Barsha Heights
Al Jaber Optical is an eyewear and optician shop where customers come for eye tests, frame advice and practical repairs. Reviews especially highlight the broad frame selection and quick, often complimentary, help with broken or bent glasses.
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Customers report free repairs for sunglasses and prescription frames bought elsewhere, including a broken frame and bent glasses.
Repairs can be remarkably fast: one customer had old sunglasses repaired within 30 minutes.
The shop has many styles, including high-quality glasses, sunglasses and designer brands.
A customer described a five-minute eye test followed by straightforward insurance processing handled by the team.
Reviews mention glasses that were beautifully made and perfectly fitted, along with patient guidance when choosing frames.
The shop handled thick lenses and customised Lindberg frames, showing useful capability beyond basic frame sales.
A review says the optician made the experience of arranging glasses for a daughter smooth and comfortable.
Ask repairs. Bring damaged glasses in even if they were bought elsewhere; several reviews report complimentary repairs.
Check insurance. Ask the team to explain pricing and insurance before your visit; one customer said the paperwork was handled for them.
Allow fitting. If you need a particular fit or specialist frame, allow time for advice and customisation rather than choosing in a rush.
Ask lens options. For transition or specialised lenses, confirm the option carefully before ordering; one customer needed a replacement after the first result was unsuitable.
Walk in. A walk-in visit worked well for one family member, and another repair was completed quickly during an unplanned stop.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
One customer ordered progressive lenses alongside readers and sport-transition glasses.
Sport transition glasses are specifically mentioned in a prescription lens order.
One customer planned to return for an eye test and contact lenses after a successful repair.
One customer felt the shop was a little expensive, though they believed the quality justified the cost.
One sport-transition order initially did not come out right and needed a lens replacement.
The Bottom Line
Al Jaber Optical is a practical stop for new eyewear and straightforward aftercare. You can browse frames and sunglasses, arrange an eye test, discuss prescription lenses and ask for repairs. The reviews are especially useful for anyone with a damaged pair: customers describe broken, bent and even previously purchased glasses being repaired free of charge, sometimes within 30 minutes.
Frame choice is another strong point. Customers mention designer brands, Lindberg frame customisation and patient help selecting a suitable pair. One review says the finished glasses were well made and perfectly fitted, while another describes a five-minute eye test followed by insurance paperwork handled by the team.
Families are covered too, with a parent praising the smooth experience of arranging glasses for a daughter. There is one pricing caution: a customer found the shop a little expensive, although they felt the quality matched the cost. A sport-transition glasses order also needed its lenses replaced because the first result was not right; the replacement was supplied at no extra cost.
If you are visiting for a repair, bring the glasses in and ask what can be done before assuming you need a new pair. For a purchase, clarify lens options, pricing and insurance early.