This is a fantastic social security office. Cathy is absolutely amazing and helped make my…read moreexperience so smooth. Thank you to the hard workers at this social security office!

They put me on hold several times. The lady I was talking to walked me in circles just needed to…read moremake an appointment cause the website was glitching out on me. Hoping they take walk ins cause I'm gonna go up in person

Back the blue! No matter when I call even if it's just being concerned about somebody stuck in the…read moremiddle of the highway or a neighborhood concern, I have never had a bad experience!

I've entered the Northside Substation a number of times and live within a five mile radius of it…read more I've had the best interactions with every officer I've ever met here or have come to my house from here. Citizens are often ignorant of the role our Police play in our communities: the risks they take every week, the wide variety of personalities they interact with and levels of crime and criminals encountered. When I see reviews like the other two on this yelp forum, though the police can only grimace and shake their heads, I can lend some stability to the truths. God bless and keep our men and women in blue.

Not as helpful domestic violence situation still unresolved.I expected more professional services…read morethis is why violence continues.

Up until now, I have been deleting my own reviews out of fear of this police department and…read morepossible repercussions that I may receive. Well, today, I feel safe enough to post my experience. About a month ago, I had called this department to report a pharmacist who had blatantly broken the law (I had clear, obvious proof. The officer in question saw to ignoring that. She was blonde, short, heavier set. She never once gave me her ID, badge number, or name). When the officer arrived, I was met with an air of resentment, annoyance, and anger. I started to tell her what had happened. When she replied "Which CVS was it, honey?" and I told her it was the one down the street from me and her station, she immediately switched tunes. She began to scream and belittle me. I was terrified. I fell back onto MY couch in MY apartment as I had never expected nor been treated in such a vile way. "SIT DOWN AND SHUT UP!" she screamed, "No pharmacy would EVER fill that much!!" Well, yes ma'am, they would. And they did. I am currently sitting next to a recent Walgreens fill of 3 months, you absolute ignorant liar. You see, CVS had changed one of my prescriptions, illegally, from a 3 month to a 1 month with 2 refills. Illegal. I had told her initially that all I wanted was help in contacting the DEA or FDA or whoever is in charge of upholding that level of rule breaking. Clearly, the police were not going to do it, I came to find out. When I started to look scared, she began to look around my apartment - peering into my room - as if she was looking for probable cause to bring me in and arrest me. I believe she thought I was high on meth. Well, I wasn't. In fact, I was so terrified by this encounter that I turned myself into a psych ward, and all my blood work came back clean. Because I was telling the truth. The truth. I wasn't high, I wasn't in a manic state. I was telling the truth, and I have proof - still - that the law was broken by that pharmacist. I have been in touch with CVS corporate, and they have done more than your officer did. In fact, I am now in intensive therapy and on a slew of new medications because of the fear and terror that was instilled in me by your lying, vile, horrific, piece of s*** officer. I am still traumatized and scared, even by this review. After I reported her, I was stalked by officers outside my apartment. They stalked my car (when I would head outside to smoke, they would see me and drive away). I had officers who mouthed obscenities from across Jones Maltsberger to me as I was having a smoke break. These occurrences have since ended, but I cannot shake that unadulterated fear and terror that was put inside me by that one miserably uneducated officer. Learn the law. Listen to people. Stop assuming that just because you are an officer, you can scream and belittle anyone and everyone into submission. You incredible monsters have absolutely broken me - not beyond repair - but sent me into a mental state that I am still digging myself out of. I am now paying exorbitant sums of money for psychotherapy to help overcome my experience. All I needed was to be protected and served. I was neither protected nor served. This review is a warning to all future people who may consider contacting this police department. DO NOT, under any circumstances. All that will happen is that they will make it worse, or better yet, find a reason to arrest you and bring you in. Thank you.

worse experience I've ever had in my life, this program is set up to help those in need, yet…read moreinstead they have been giving me a hard time since I moved here! they keep shutting my case off for idiotic reasons, they are not willing to give you the help you need, no one ever listens and there are no real case workers, it's frustrating and heartbreaking , if I wasn't on restriction I would have said forget them all together it's like they want you to suffer, they don't even provide much needed services, I wish I didn't need them, they make a person feel so horrible and there's always a problem with them sending mail out, they lie and say they sent something or worked on something and that's never true.

Stumbled upon this gem USPS while looking up USPS in the vicinity due to my occasional long and…read morearduous work schedules. Initially I was in doubt, thinking that there is no way a USPS is open until 22:00 or on both Saturdays and Sundays but I really needed to mail my shipment on time so I drove here to check it out. As I arrived, I realized that the rumors are true! They are not only open until 22:00 and are open on weekends as well. I'd especially like to recommend Gregory, who was the friendly, efficient and accommodating USPS agent who helped me out. It is rare to see someone who is optimistic, efficient and happy when working this late. Bravo, Greg! Because of the Greg, friendly and efficient staff members, plus the convenient opening hours including evening and weekends, I will definitely be coming back to this particular USPS in the future even if I had to drive much further. Keep up the amazing work, Greg and USPS SAT John Saunders!

Would give zeros stars... they close and turn off lights 30 minutes prior to the published closing…read moretime/ staff is beyond rude/ worst post off ever .

This is a hidden cave in a neighborhood. It is so cool to visit. I discovered it by mistake on the…read moremap. You go down some stairs to get to the cave. For a moment you forget you are in a neighborhood. If you are bored and need something interesting to check out. I definitely recommend visiting this gem

I found this hidden jewel on a day we had time to kill before an appointment. It SA really neat…read morelittle patch of nature in the middle of the city. Trees, bushes, plants are labeled for nature explorers. There is a warning about the sinkhole, but I went in at my own risk. It blocked out the traffic noise a little. I took one star off for the constant traffic passing by. There is Parking on the north side if you pull in the alley off of Nacadoches. I think it's ok to park on the street if Camellia too. I've used both. It has two picnic tables. You might want to bring a cover, not the cleanest. Bag your teach and take it home...no receptacles there.

The Blue Hole, as modest as it is, should still be a bucket list item for San Antonio dwellers…read more Along with other springs in the Headwaters area, it's the source of the San Antonio river, which has shaped our city and its culture for ages. Logistics. Best times to go are evenings and weekends when it's easier to find parking on the campus of the University of the Incarnate Word. Suggestions: park near the Natatorium and cross the river on a footbridge. Or, park near the Student Engagement Center. The path to the Blue Hole takes you past a sand volleyball court. Turn left into a wooded area, and you'll see a low stone wall encircling the spring. Sometimes the spring is dry, and sometimes it is flowing freely. Before you visit, check water level of the Edwards Aquifer. When these pictures were taken, the J-17 well was at 672' and rising. When the spring is flowing, the water surges up through cracks in the limestone and spills out into the muddy, leafy riverbed. Small fish dart around in the water. The spring is a small and humble place compared to the river as it goes through the artsy Museum Reach, the famous Riverwalk, the naturalistic Mission Reach, and beyond. Nevertheless, the Blue Hole has a sacred feeling. There is a bench nearby inscribed with the dictum, "Be still and know."

I don't consider myself religious by any means, but I always feel a sense of peace when I'm at Blue…read moreHole. Today was the first time in 11 years I've visited it and I was lucky enough to see it teaming with water and tiny little fish nipping at things. Thanks to all the recent rain, the headwaters seem to have awoken and the natural spring began to flow. It looks different from the water in the river in the middle of the campus, looking clearer, cooler, and more inviting to stick your feet in (please don't). In fact, when I graduated, my dad filled an empty plastic water bottle from the spring and to this day it sits on a shelf in their living room. The water is crystal clear and looks drinkable. (again, please don't) The area is kept relatively clean with little to no litter surrounding the wall of the spring or immediate areas of the headwaters. A bench nearby is inscribed with "Be still and know," which wasn't there 11 years ago, but is still a nice touch to sit, ponder, meditate, and reflect. One of the more secluded spots, the sand volleyball court is probably the closest thing you'll catch a glimpse of. It's not too far within the woods where it's scary, but just far enough from the hustle and bustle of campus life.