They don't deliver every day to our address: West Long Pond Rd. Our road has been plowed for three…read moredays since the big storm and still waiting on mail. We've been without mail for about a week.

Good employees, seem extremely understaffed on any given day, to the point where help cannot be…read moreprovided unless you're willing to waste half the time in your day.

Breathtaking, majestic, and absolutely free, this monument with 5 statues will remedy your…read moredisappointment from the underwhelmingly small Plymouth Rock, and it's only an 18-minute walk away. It will fill you with pure thoughts to inspire your day.

An amazing structure that is basically unknown, but is absolutely worth the trip! Plus it had just…read morebeen completely scrubbed clean!

Yes, it's a great looking building and they do get you in and out in a very quick manner. Yes, they…read morehave nice people working there. But UG! the parking!! It's the WORST!! You have to street park and there isn't a lot of that available. Minus two stars for this. If this was 1970, I could understand it but come on it's 2017! If you want to know why the United States Postal Service is not going well financially building post offices with inadequate parking could be one of the reasons why. Summary: Another great Post Office ruined by a bad parking situation.

Usually happy with the service until the Grinch stole the Christmas spirit away at my local P.O…read more. Chose a beautiful Christmas card in a 4 x 5 plain white envelope for my sister, mailed it and found it returned demanding more postage. I was disappointed my sister had not received her card but I was more disappointed when I was soaked for $3 in postage. The office here considered my card a "parcel". Well it wasn't a parcel it was a Fn card. So Fn Merry Christmas Mr Ebeniezer Postmaster. You can guarantee, that this ponderous chain will not end here.

Had a great experience with staff at SSA office, Waltham to get my disability check rerouted to new…read morebank. However, it is June 3, 2025 and bank never received the check. Please resolve this issue now so that I can have money to live on in June. Thanks. You don't want me to starve, do you?

Wow the government has really upped its game. They have become so much more efficient both on line…read moreand in person. I used to dread anything that involved state or federal government. It was not painful at all and no interminable waiting. Only kink was the security guard who took his job a little too seriously. He could have been a lot more polite.

If you get there before 9 for the opening of the doors you will be seen on a timely manner…read more The whole process was less than 15 min in and out with proper documents. And the Asian Male employee at window B was extremely polite and helpful and easy to converse with! I hope this has been a trend in good customer service.

First time coming in this office to get a replacement card since I lost mine. I've only been to the…read moreone in Tacoma, Washington but never really got my social since I moved to Boston after a month. Space wise in this office isn't really as big just like 9 computers with employees. Some of them are empty and it's depends on how fast each transaction is with each person they are dealing with. I waited like probably less than or almost an hour for mine and the transaction is pretty straight forward so it only took me like 10 mins max and I was able to leave the place. Bathrooms are outside the office towards the right side.

I know what you're saying, "Steve, this place is such a dump!" Well, you would be partially…read morecorrect. We're in that time of year when the tourists are all gone but the retired population has not yet migrated south. That makes the next closes person to me in age here is about the same as Granny Clampett. Seriously, the folks who work here are friendly and helpful. The town went to a near single stream program last year and they donate deposit cans and plastic bottles to a local pantry. They keep it well maintained and clean (yes, I said clean). I'm usually the one saying that government screws things up but in this case, they've done a great job. Kudos to the town and the employees!

Haha here is an update on their website hours:…read morehttps://www.town.dennis.ma.us/department-public-works/solid-waste-recycling-division That's right. Not a word about their hours. I guess it is just soooooooo much work to list the hours. And I still average twice a year where someone looks at my out-of-state plate and walks over - with purpose! - to note that I can't be there without a permit. I then point to the permit on my windshield and say - "Like this permit?" If it's so easy to look at a license plate, it's sooooooo much work to look at a windshield as well!

A wonderful library here at the beginning of Cape Cod. The building is wonderfully aged and the…read morebook selection is quite good at this stop. The building goes back 100 years and was a former school in its early decades.

This library is pretty nice. They have a huge selection of books, lovely sitting areas, free wifi,…read morecomputers, copy machines and everything you would need. I love this place and I am here quiet frequently. The only thing I dislike at this library is that they are pretty loose on the noise policy. Today they were vacuuming while people were trying to read. Also a group of young girls were running and yelling on the quiet workplace floor.

History and…read moreconvenience The very first idea for a library in the town of Falmouth was back in 1792. At first the books were stored where ever there was room and eventually ended up in the town hall. The library finally got a permanent home in 1901. As the town grew the need for a larger library also become obvious. So in 1966 an addition was completed. And again in 1978 another addition was added. And finally in 2008 major renovations took place and now the library is a whole lot larger than the original one but still has the charm of the very first building. The library is beautiful, both inside and out and the additions and renovations blend in extremely well with the original concept so it can be difficult to see exactly where the addtions were added. The seal of the town of Falmouth is even embedded on a dome in the ceiling. The library has lots of very comfy place to sit or study as well as a great local history room, kids department and community room. A lovely and very useful library that has grown along with the town.

We went to this library a lot when our kids were little. They loved it and we loved it. We had not…read morebeen back for a while but wanted to see how it had fared in recent years. It's a small town library that's really crowded during summer tourist season and never used to be crowded at all in the off season when we were often in town. It was jam packed on a cool drizzly summer day. It still has a large lower level children's section. And it is still the place to be with wonderful creative updates. The book areas are nicely delineated by age groups and book styles and there are lots of inspiring posters even on office and closet doors. A creative playhouse is at one end. A local garden having a butterfly release on Saturday was nicely featured with all the details of the event and displayed many correlated books. The librarians were very helpful and parents circulated through the areas with their kids. There did seem to be lots of locals socializing with each other but also some obvious tourists enjoying the facility. The building still has lots of historic charm but there are updates to some areas as well as the exterior. There appeared to be an addition since we were last here and we heard maybe yet another in the near future. Parking was a real problem this week but I would guess they can handle the off season/school year just fine.

I never knew there was a social security office here, silly me I always went to the boston location…read morebecause it was Boston and that sounded more official. The ssa.gov website is very useful, all the information is there. Parking was the only pain, there are two hour parking spots in front of the office but its limited. We couldn't find any meters around; lots of off street parking with no signs other than tow zone area but people still parked there which was confusing, 9:07 check in ( there's a touch screen machine to get your number and check in). 9:20 called my number 9:28 done!!! I thought it went by pretty quickly and it was very efficient. Offices are opened at 9am so I would suggest just arriving exactly at 9 so you don't have to wait too long. In case you didn't know: there is no fee for changing your name here.

At the Cambridge, MA office the telephone is answered by an annoying bot that doesn't understand a…read moreword you say. The wait on the phone is endless. But you HAVE to call to make an appointment if you need to go there.

Stopped in here at the tail end of our visit to Plymouth and really enjoyed the demonstration. Our…read moreson was invited up to help turn the dials and the staff did a great job explaining how the mill works. Really neat to see the recreation.

If you're getting a combination pass with the Plimoth Plantation, it's not bad to come over here,…read morebut I wouldn't recommend $8.95 just to visit this place alone. Since I bought a weekend pass and was going to take advantage of that, I came on a Saturday and Sunday. One good feature is there was a lot of parking on the road it's on. It's not walkable from the museum/village, but it is walkable for the Mayflower II so if you'd like to see that, parking near the mill is great since no meters and a lot of parking both times I went. It's also right near a lot of shops/restaurants, so if it's a stop along your path, you can find other things to do in the area. Only one of the days at one time (Saturday around 2 pm) was the mill actually going for a demonstration, so aim for this. Any other time they might talk about how the mill works, but that's not as exciting, so check the say schedule. Not that grinding corn is super engaging, but it's interesting to see how the large stones and wheel combo going. Downstairs, you could see where the ground corn came out with another worker describing the process. On Sunday, the wheel wasn't going at all, but downstairs they had a small demo about how a recipe using the ground corn was traditionally made, and they sell what they make in the gift store. It probably will take 30 minutes to an hour of your time depending on what time you come. If you bought the combination pass, it's a nice addition, but it's not worth it for just this on its own.