This is a very spacey government building. I went in today for a a position exam and the entire…read moreinside was easy to navigate. You do have to go through security when entering but aside from that everything was simple to find. There were also tons of free parking spots available.

This place is nice. A nice size parking lot. Marble floor upon entrance. I am here for a meeting…read moreand it is just very nice in here. I am from Orleans parish so I just assumed it would be hectic trying to park and even get to this place. But to my surprise it was not. Very convenient as well. Right across a Starbucks and ot roo far from the movies!

If those who've never heard of the Navy & Marine Corps Relief Society and are serving in the Armed…read moreForces, it'd be most definitely worth your time to get some knowledge. Unfortunately, I didn't hear of this program until recently and I'm trying to spread the awareness of how great this program is. I'm glad that it's close to where I live just in case something happens if I needed emergency funds. All the ladies here are volunteers!

Spent about a year here. I've been in worse jails. They are constantly having staffing issues so…read morethe potential to get away with breaking the rules is good. Always contraband smokes available and even tripped on some good acid. If you are going to do some time ask to be transferred to work release. They don't actually let you get a job unless you have over a year but you can do stuff like go clean up at city park and the stadium. Always unopened beers in the bleachers there found some weed too. The car wash is a dope gig too.

If I could give less than one star I would. Rude staff, slow service and very uncomfortable chairs…read morefrom the beginning. I noticed the other patrons weren't enjoying themselves either. After the long wait for a reservation, the rooms are rudimentary at best. Incredibly cold, equipped with one small bunk bed and a single doorless bathroom (which is really just a small sink and seatless toilet). The food is not at all as advertised, closer to blob-like, tasteless versions of what they were supposed to be than food. The shower has little pressure and is rather cold after about a minute. My "roommate" was quite the character. A heavy set, loud woman, convinced we were in a dystopian reality. In my opinion, this place is not the best choice in New Orleans for bnb.

Went at lunch hour on a Friday and were in and out in 30 minutes. Not sure if it was a fluke, but…read moreagent was very helpful and professional, knowledgeable. We had a visit 2 weeks before this visit, was busier but very helpful person helped us again.

They take too long and security is rude, all type of crazy people be loose in there. I wouldn't go…read morethere again if I was paid 1 million dollars.

This school is the best thing to ever happen to my child. She's halfway through her freshman year…read moreand I can see the results in her confidence and her physical health. She needed the structure they offer and she's flourishing. Go see this campus for yourself and make up your own mind. I'd pay to send my kid here if I had to.

I've been in this school for two years it just a regular High school but with a military aspect to…read moreit, it's pretty chill

Super small! Quaint downtime Gretna! Very friendly! Not your average post office. Who knew Mayberry…read moreexists in Downtown Gretna.

This post office is great!!! It is very "small town"…read more I heard that this tiny post office is here because there are two major court houses two blocks away (24th Judicial District Court and 5th Circuit Court of Appeal). It is not listed in most places, hard to find even on Google. It is the smallest PO I've ever been in, there is only one little counter and parking is just a small strip on the left side of the street. The right side is pay-to-park. Usually it's not bad though. *Note: the address is 3rd St. but the entrance is on Huey P Long Ave. because it is on a corner. The clerks are always very nice and helpful, one time I had a package, the window gate/cage was down and I knocked on the door and the lady came out and took my package. It made my day!!!!! Anyway, if you are in historic old Gretna and need to go to a PO, check this place out!!!!!

New Orleans is a city of intrigue for me. Food that reminds me of the Blue Bayou in Disneyland,…read moreAnaheim. Jambalaya, Gumbo, po boys, alligator, beignets at more places than Cafe Du Monde and the French Market. I love to see the colorful painted houses, two storied homes with stairs and columns. Graveyards so eloquent with tall immortal houses some even taller with sweet faced angels with wings on top. We visited midweek so not much going on. Many shops closed at 5 pm yet in other parts of the city some were open even at 9 pm. The looming tales of vampires and voodoo, ghosts have the element of mystery and wonder. You can quell your curiosity by joining a tour.

I like NOLA! Especially the Algiers Point neighborhood in which my Sorority Sister and her husband…read morelive! It's quaint and has a sincere sense of community, with neighbors helping neighbors and just being generally overly friendly and thoughtful! The food, the characters, the architecture, the debauchery, the history, walk ability, the street performers, the casinos, the party atmosphere, and unique offerings like swamp tours and of course, Mardi Gras, all make New Orleans unique! We have enjoyed swamp tours, concerts (Billy Idol), staying in Sorority Sister's condo, casinos, delicious local restaurants, fabulous oysters, and both Cajun and Creole meals in New Orleans. I enjoyed taking a cooking class in New Orleans on one visit - although it was more of a cooking demonstration, it was still really fun! The dueling pianos are fun to watch and listen to, you have to get a hurricane at Pat O'Brien's; a beignet and coffee at Cafe Du Monde; a classic muffuletta at Central Grocery; and an absinthe at Old Absinthe House! The traditional New Orleans jazz sounds of Preservation Hall, particularly the Preservation Hall Jazz Band is a great experience! The Ferry ride across the Mississippi is an inexpensive and lovely ride, giving one an entirely new perspective on New Orleans. Even riding on a pedicab is fun! Yelper friend May A.'s review is spot on. Do not rent a car in NOLA. You can walk nearly everywhere and the tours will pick you up. You can easily rent bikes, hop on a bus, or use a pedicab or actual taxi. I think must see areas of New Orleans are Bourbon Street and the French Quarter. Given the opportunity to visit "The Big Easy" aka "The Crescent City," absolutely do!

What looks like a big box store on the outside is, on the inside, a nice library, with free wifi!…read moreVery clean, and nicely maintained.

I love going to the Galliano Branch. All of the workers there are very helpful and friendly…read more Thanks to all of them for helping me find books and movies I like.

Why would a government office get 5 stars you ask. Well for starters, little to no lines! no…read morelines at any government office is right up there with hand of God miracle stuff. Let's be honest....hardly any if you pick the right times to go..... Located in downtown Houma in what is know as Thatcher Place, The TWIC office is an unassuming entrance just at the front of the building, You will have to park on the street and watch your meters, Terrebonne will ticket you (however, parking tickets are only 5$ and easily paid right down the street, pick your battles). The most common reason for visiting this location is applying and receiving your TWIC(Transportation Worker Identification Credential) card, a very important document if you find yourself working offshore, in high security jobs, security in general positions or somewhere that will require you to uphold the safety of this nation. You also can apply for your TSA pre-check number here.. Both documents are easy to acquire....bring the correct identification documents, pay the required fee (they do accept, cc/debit cards, i paid for my oldest sons pre-check with my card and they were fine with it) fill out a questionnaire and sit for a small interview. You will receive a receipt and can choose to return to the office and pick up your documents or have them mailed to an address of your choice. We WENT early on a Tuesday morning and they were only a handful for people there, if that....... Make sure your bring the right documents! You can find a complete list at www.TSA.gov you can also see a slew of frequently asked questions, that can assist you. I've been here several times, with the Pirate, Number 1 and assorted scalawags, this location is a hidden gem.......avast! and take my advise.....you'll be happy you did!

Now at the TSA twic card office you can apply to get Pre Approved for easier access during flying…read more Service is mediocre, sometimes come of rude, but if you need to get it done here, they can do it for you.