Store is horrible they misguide you and take your money for the benefit of themselves. They don't…read morehave anything, they'll make you wait weeks for items you can easily access at other stores. My best advice would be to avoid this place at all costs!

Great cop shop, you can get a nametag on the spot. They also do embroidey. They hem your pants…read morewhile you wait, and the staff is friemdly, courteous, patient. They get 5 stars...

This is just an FYI...this is not regarding all Taxi drivers...this was my personal experience …read more After leaving a meeting in Manhattan I decided to take a taxi back home to Bayside Queens. I was casually dressed, not jacket and tie, but definitely NOT dressed like a "hood or thug". Just Khakis pants and a nice shirt. I stood on 57th street trying to get a cab, none would stop...granted I do not usually take cabs because I normally drive. So after watching people get picked up and I was not I walked up to two gentlemen who were carrying briefcases who I overheard them talking about getting to JFK. I said to them would you mind hailing a cab for me, at first they looked at me like I was crazy, then I told them I have been here 30 minutes and not one cab would stop, keep in mind you see cabs every minute. They agreed and the cab literally cut across 2 lanes of traffic to pick them up. As the cab stopped they opened the door and said "we need to get to queens", he said fine,. As I was about to step in the driver said "im going downtown" I was like WTF....? And drove off. So there we stood... these gentleman were befuddled. So one said "try it on your own" 15 more minutes of cabs zipping by. But when they stepped out instant taxi, and they never actually hailed. They said I could ride with them and told the taxi to drop me where I wanted to go. I explained that I am a retired Police officer and I had never felt so disgusted to live in NY than I did at that moment. And yes I am a black man, and in my 20 yrs of service I never ever used someones skin color to paint them in a negative light... its a terrible feeling, at least I made 2 friends from Colorado...thanks guys for helping out., guess I will drive my car more and add to the city congestion. And yes I paid for my fare and left a tip.

I came to report a missing wallet. I walked in at 11:15pm and two respectful male cops were at the…read morewindow to assist me. They asked for my ID to check, gave it back a few minutes later, and ask me to hang out and wait. I waited until 12am. During that wait I noticed a shift change. That's the reason why probably nothing was done. It would have been helpful for someone to explain that to me. At 12am I decided to try a female cop. She was a lot more helpful and had me fill out a lost property report. Why the two male cops didn't do that is beyond me. All cops here were respectful, but for some reason it took me a little over an hour to do something that could have just taken half the time. So in summary, they were courteously and professional, but not really efficient.

I would give 0 stars if possible. I went to report something happening in the community and no one…read morewould listen. It seems like they just want to do as little work as possible. Also, very condescending in the way they speak to members of the community. It's scary that they are the ones "protecting" people.

Officer Russo and Officer Shulman went above and beyond to help me when my car was disabled on the…read moreGrand Central Parkway. So grateful! Thank you!!!

I dunno... I came here once, and honestly, everyone was pretty rude. Is this the usual vibe for a…read morepolice station? Oh lawd. I'm giving it 2 stars because, well, I'm sure they're doing some work in there - but yeah, not exactly friendliest folks you'll meet. Probably because they're dealing with unfriendly problems. I'll just leave a quick 2 stars and march away.

Absolutely the best MV connection in Queens. 1st class…read moreservice and usually same day results.

This place is amazing. Extremely friends. They are always busy, but yet to manage to help everyone…read morequickly. Extremely recommend this place. The BOSS is very friendly, and Natali is just amazing. She always makes sure to help everyone waiting. Always looks stunning. And gets the job done extremely quick. I've not gone to a regular DMV since. RECOMMEND NATALI. ASK FOR NATALI

Very quiet, clean, well managed. Love the place to relax…read moreand read in peace. Centrally located, it is an Oasis in bustling Jackson Heights

I went to print out my CV and resume. I will say that it is not completely obvious to who I'm…read moreassuming isn't a regular that you need to scan your library card at the front before sitting at a computer. I was told by an occupant whose seat I was accidentally sitting in. An employee walked by overhearing the conversation and assisted in getting me checked in! This is more of an unfortunate complaint I have with the QPL app in general, but I had to reset my pin EIGHT times and the computer STILL wouldn't log me in! I used it fine at other branches, I'm not sure why it wasn't working here. Yet again another employee set me up and manually put me in. I got what I needed to get done, the interactions from the staff and crowds were wonderful. It's just the technology that needs some work!

The good thing and bad thing about this US Post Office location is that it's smaller than the one…read moreon 30th Ave. When it's not busy, that means you're easily in and out without having to do much navigating. When it is busy (like it was when I went to mail out my small package) you're going to be waiting for quite some time, because there's typically just one person working. I came here on a weekday at 3 pm to mail out some Passport documents and drop off a package that already had paid postage on it. The women at the front of this line were mailing (I'm not exaggerating) 50 envelopes for their small business, one by one. The guy in front of me eventually gave up and (I'm assuming) walked over to the Broadway USPS which probably was faster than waiting here. A solid 20 minutes later they were finally done. The next woman who walked up to the counter asked how many envelopes they'd mailed, the guy at the counter said it had to be over 50 and that these ladies were in here every week. She asked what day of the week they come so that she could avoid coming in here on that day, which made me laugh. Once the ladies were gone the line moved quickly. The person working the counter was knowledgeable about mailing passport documents and recommended the fastest, most cost effective method for me to choose.

The woman who was working today is extremely unprofessional. I am trying to track down a missing…read morepackage and she yelled at me saying she does not want to waste her time looking for my package. When I asked for her name, she started yelling to Fred that this is harassment. This is extremely unprofessional and frustrating. Do not recommend going here.

The Homestead is the oldest private dwelling in New York City and is listed on the National…read moreRegister of Historic Landmarks. The owner Marion Duckworth Smith offers tours during several times a year. If you love local history do not miss this.

This historic site is a wonderful hidden gem right in Queens. The house is more than your average…read moremuseum because not only do you learn the fascinating history of this home and the Riker family but you get the honor of meeting the owner who is a wealth of knowledge. Ms. Smith has had a remarkable life and you'll hear the story of her 30 plus love affair with this home which is filled with artifacts from the Riker family as well as her own which celebrate being New Yonkers and Americans across the years. The grounds including the historic cemetry is beautiful and solemn. A must visit for Americans of all ages.