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Editor's Pick
More than 600 Google reviews at 4.9 stars. That is a large sample for an optical shop, and the rating has held up across all of it.
Lehigh Valley Rankings
The 7 Best Eye Doctors
in Lehigh Valley
Our definitive guide to the top eye doctors in Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton. Updated for 2026.
Between routine exams, glasses, contacts, and medical eye care, everyone in the family needs an eye doctor they trust. The Lehigh Valley's independent optometry practices dramatically outperform the mall chains on patient experience — our top picks hold 4.9 Google ratings across hundreds of reviews. Our rankings weigh exam thoroughness, optical selection, service, and verified reviews.
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4.9 stars across 270-plus reviews. A well-regarded option if you need an eye appointment on the Bethlehem side.
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268 reviews holding a 4.9 average. Worth a look if you are comparing eye care west of the city.
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4.9 stars from more than 230 reviews, on the N 19th Street strip - easy to combine with other errands.
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A perfect 5.0 over 76 reviews. Handy if Catasauqua is a shorter trip for you than downtown Allentown.
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4.8 stars across 107 reviews, and a convenient location for the Palmer Township side of Easton.
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A 4.8 average across more than 370 Google reviews, which is a lot of patients weighing in on one practice.
Eye Doctors Tips & Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the best eye doctor in the Lehigh Valley?
Premier Optical on Cedar Crest Boulevard in Allentown holds a 4.9 rating across more than 600 reviews. Valley Eye Group in Bethlehem also matches the 4.9 score, and eye 2 eye on Broadway rounds out Allentown's top options.
How much does an eye exam cost in the Lehigh Valley?
Comprehensive exams typically run $90-$150 without insurance; contact lens fittings add $40-$100. Most practices in our rankings accept major vision plans like VSP and EyeMed — confirm when booking.
How often should I get an eye exam?
Adults with healthy eyes should be examined every one to two years; contact lens wearers, diabetics, and adults over 60 should go annually. Kids should have their first comprehensive exam before starting school.