Always a pleasure to visit Westwood library. The staff are knowledgeable, so helpful and welcoming.read more

I love the librarian in Westwood I love the people there in Westwood I love the library has good…read moreprograms here in Westwood I love all the movies I love all the program they have here in the Westwood Library I'm glad we have free DVDs

Worst customer service. I clearly had a USPS tracking number on the package but because it wasn't…read moreconnected with FedEx they would not scan and take it.

My experience is the opposite of Nazarene's. Employees have always been helpful and courteous…read more Never have they "lost" a package.

09/15/22 I went in and went to the lower counter so it would be w easier for me to reach, the lady…read morecame out and I said that to her, she said I'm not over there, you come to me. I thought that was a nasty reply to a customer especially when it was just her & I. I hope her supervisor sees this and has a meeting with her about customer reactions.

This is a magical place that has so many wonderful opportunities for creativity. Dave is an…read moreamazing man and so willing to teach and inspire us. We are so lucky to have such an amazing library to use and participate in so many terrific events! Suzi Gerace Dream Makers Art Studio 101 West Street Hillsdale, NJ 07642 www.dreammakersart.com

Good people work there. Clean and well kept building. Have upgraded the special ents program.read more

Mailed package. Agent discussed various methods of service to reduce cost of postage.read more

This place has a lot of nice staff behind the counter, the problem is that it's a tiny post office…read more Compared to the other one in Township, or the main one in Paramus, it's small. Which means when two or three people are on line, it's crowded. The parking lot is a mess and the building has been crashed into a few times. I would recommend them when they aren't busy, but it's hard to find that right window of time.

Title: Close, Clean, and Gets the Job Done…read more Bethany Community Center is my go-to gym because it's conveniently close, which makes it easy to actually get in a workout--my main goal. With a lot of local gyms closing or moving, having one nearby that's clean and functional is a big plus. The setup is straightforward: free weights, machines, and a handful of cardio options. The treadmills are amusingly off-calibrated--you can set it to 4 mph and the belt will only go 2. It's a good reminder to double-check your speed (and maybe a mini leg workout in disguise). The TVs often freeze, but I just put on my own music and focus on my routine. You don't need to be part of the church to join, and they offer different membership options--gym, classes, or pool. I mostly stick to the gym. The pool seems nice, though it's usually crowded, so snagging a lane can be tricky. The staff is friendly, check-in is smooth, and I've never felt pressured to attend services, which is appreciated. Some minor frustrations: it can get crowded, especially right after school lets out, and locker space is minimal--just cubbies--so changing can be awkward unless you go across the hall to the bathroom. Membership rates recently went up, which stung a bit, but at least they were upfront with signs. Overall, Bethany Community Center does exactly what I need: it's clean enough to focus, convenient to reach, and helps me stay consistent with workouts. If you're looking for a nearby, functional gym, it's worth checking out--just maybe avoid the peak after-school rush unless you enjoy a bit of teenage chaos.

I love this location and the church. I love that the church can reach the community in a tangible…read moreway.

PROS: this place is easy to get to, they take appointments, loads of parking, all tax documents are…read morethere for the taking, and they have security CONS: the people there are just not nice as expected OVERALL: I would definitely come here for tax questions since there's nowhere else to go

The River Vale Free Public Library opened in 1952 in a basement classroom and then expanded when…read morethe town's first librarian was hired in 1955. In 1964, the library was municipalized. The current location was opened in 1983. The library is on two floors and I a few hours at a desk upstairs where it was quiet and peaceful. Power outlets for charging, free wifi for surfing and working, and no interruptions other than a couple of kids who got shushed by the librarian. A more than pleasant time. Non-residents can use the library and the wifi. You only need to be a resident if you're wanting to borrow materials from the library. And they have more than books! Museum passes, wifi hotspots, even Chromebooks are available to be borrowed. [Review 18327 overall - 160 in New Jersey - 1849 of 2022.]