Security there is very racist and assumed I spoke Spanish and also was fighting with me about not…read morehaving an appointment and I told him that that doesn't show up on my phone and he got mad at me and so I let him keep talking so I got a ticket and waiting my turn the lady at the front said I needed an appointment but I told her it didn't work and they insisted so I left I have proof I've gone 5 times in two years trying to figure out this and the same people can't even help even when showing them proof why work there as a security and front desk lady if you don't help anyways get a new job then. I'll be back tmr to see if I can get a manager or someone with importance to help cause I've gone 3 times this year and it's the same situation every time and it's exhausting I can't do nothing in America without a social security and they make it hard for us. They say make an appointment and nothing shows even with many zip codes y'all are a joke truly waste of energy and tax money we all pay for y'all to be there. It says I have to be there working 45 days if not something bad can happen as well so yeah a joke I'll get there names here soon also calling online they don't do nothing g but say our wait time is 120 minutes or call back again and they hang up instead of having you wait it's crazy no joke it's stupid

If you wish to see a reflection of the US, stop by a SS office. All sorts of people, attitudes and…read morevibes. Since I needed to provide verification of date of birth to start Medicare, a trip to the office was required. Fortunately, there is a location just 2 miles from us in SW Austin. The facility is large, clean and institutional. Wouldn't expect anything different. The waiting area is large, with lot's of seats. There were clean restrooms and water dispensers. You cannot bring in food/drink, no biggie. Once we arrived, I expected a decent wait time, so brought the spousey to join me and we just enjoyed each other during the wait. When we entered, not really knowing next steps, I went to ask the gentlemen in a uniform for direction behind a counter. I barely got out, Good Afternoon, I was.... well cutoff.. and told, check in at the kiosk as he pointed to the thingy to my left and went back to what was more important than helping me. Look, I feel for these folks who have these jobs. I'm sure they work with a great deal of angst from folks, not getting what they think they deserve from the system and may be the target of their discontent. However, it would be nice if he would of let me finish my statement, perhaps a smile, but not today. Hit up the kiosk, checked in, got a ticket and we sat and watched the monitor for when it was our time. As you are informed, your wait my be longer or shorter then others already in the room. Depends what you are there for. My number was called and we were greeted by a smiling agent, who took it from there. He eliminated my fears that I may have been a little late to apply, took my identification, including my Dutch birth certificate, passport and TDL to make copies. Came back, let me know I was all set and would be receiving stuff in the mail. Polite, efficient and pleasant interaction. I believe we may have been waiting 25mins. It was pretty quick IMO. We headed out and I made a point to walk out by the counter, smiled really big at the same gentlemen and thanked the dude and wished him a good afternoon. This blew him away by the look on his face, he managed a smile and wished me the same. Kill them with kindness is always a moto for me. For reference, I was there on a Friday a little after noon. Job Done..

3.75 I had to get my Driver's license updated before it expired so I decided to go to this…read morelocation. I made a reservation online. In September I made an appointment for November. After scheduling my appointment I received a text message with the appointment confirmation of the date and time and a link that allowed me to check in online once I was there. I also received an email reminder. On the day of my appointment I drove into the parking lot, parked, clicked the link that was texted to me and I was checked in and received a DPS ticket number. I then walked in, waited in a line to speak with someone working at the desk. A friendly woman checked my documents, gave me some paperwork to fill out, and then told me to sit and wait in the waiting area. I sat at a table, filled out my paperwork and waited. I waited for about an hour and a half. During my wait several people that worked there came out and made announcements. They were there to help. When they finally called out my number I was relieved that the wait was over. The woman that was working behind the counter was friendly. She checked my documents, and then told me where to stand and took my photo. I paid, she gave me my paperwork and it was done. This process went really fast and took less than 10 minutes. Overall it wasn't a bad experience it was just very time consuming. The appointment time was at 10:40 and I left at 12:20. You will wait a long time before being seen but a positive is that everyone that worked there was friendly and helpful. A side note. Be sure to take hand sanitizer and some sanitizer wipes. I used the women's restroom and they were clean but they didn't have any soap in the dispenser and the large hand sanitizer bottle on the sink was empty. So take something with you to clean your hands just in case.

I had to go to DPS to get a new license. This particular location only takes appointments but they…read moreare easy to set online. You may have to schedule it out a few months, so make sure to plan ahead. When you arrive, you sign in on the kiosk with either your name, your phone number, or your confirmation number which is emailed to you. The kiosk generates a number and there are screens in the waiting room to tell you which number they are on. The process moves relatively fast compared to the past, but you should still plan to be there for about an hour. My appointment was at three, I arrived a few minutes early and was out of there around 4 o'clock. The clerk that assisted me was very helpful and friendly. It was an overall successful trip and some pretty good people watching while I waited.

The staff is rude... Dropped packages in the wrong spot. My bad, I sincerely apologized. Didn't…read morestop the girl working there from giving unnecessary attitude. Not my first rodeo with this location, definitely won't be coming back.

Attentive, knowledgeable guy behind the counter. Super easy to work with. Thanks for a great…read moreexperience.

Customers can be incredibly mean at times. I recently witnessed a customer go off on a postal clerk…read morefor absolutely no reason. I saw the entire situation, and the clerk did nothing wrong. It seemed the customer came in already upset and looking for someone to take it out on. She was loud, disrespectful, and completely out of line. One thing I don't think people realize is how much postal clerks deal with every day. They help hundreds of customers, often under stressful conditions, and rarely receive any recognition for their patience and professionalism. The kind and hardworking clerks who show up every day and treat customers with respect deserve far more appreciation than they receive. People, let's do better. A little kindness and understanding can go a long way.

This honestly has to be the worst USPS facility around. Extremely unorganized. I had to go because…read moreI had not received my held mail in 4 days. Of course they have a local number but do not answer it. I waited in line for over 10 minutes to get up to the counter. It seems like when someone was done, they just got up and left the counter. I finally got to the counter and was faced the rudest, unprofessional employee ever. I asked if my mail was still being held and was ordered to provide my ID. No please or thank you - just give me your ID. I had my printout as well showing my dates when my mail was to be held and when it was to be delivered. After giving my ID, waited over 8 minutes for her to return. Was handed a bunch of mail, some of which was not even mine and gave back to the agent. She immediately marked as return to sender. I told her it should not be sent back, only to be delivered to the right address. Didn't matter, still marked AUK - address unknown. I asked if she could verify if my mail would be delivered moving forward. I got an eyeroll and huff. She said she had to check with her supervisor. I also asked why my mail had not been delivered as scheduled. She stated our "regular" person was on leave and had temps and they had thrown out all of the hold mail cards and people had to come in. Which was very frustrating to hear. No apology, nothing. I am truly hoping for my mail to get back on track. Just do better.

This is a cemetery that started in 1859 according to the Texas historical sign. I suggest you check…read moreout the photo of it below as it will give you more insight. This appears to be an active graveyard, as there are some recent burials here with plenty of surrounding space for more. There is a single pave lane that runs through the center of the property. As you would expect, there are many Freemason symbols on headstones, along with the graves of veterans from earlier wars. There are also many family plots ringed by concrete borders. The cemetery is relatively well cared for, but the noise of I 35 not far away detracts from the peace. Most of the people who are interred here have been long forgotten, but there are a handful of graves that receive some attention, and there are flags on the veterans graves. Plenty of photos included concerning this historical place.

No stars! Do not recommend. I was held against my will. The food is awful. Accommodations are…read moredeplorable! I will not be going back!

As the name of this cemetery suggests, this is by in large a Hispanic cemetery. There is a small…read moreTexas historical sign on the property which is included in the photos below and it adds additional insight. The size of the cemetery is about 100' x 200'. There are some family plots here, but at the same time there is some randomness as to how people are buried on the property, and there are many varying types of headstones and memorials. There are the traditional headstones found here, but there are many that have been created from scratch by family members. This appears to still be an active cemetery, although there does not appear to be much space left. The cemetery is fairly well tended to and often visited, but it seems that the trees on the property are getting out of hand. It should be pointed out that just a short walk from this cemetery on the same street is the Masonic cemetery which is much larger. Plenty of photos included for added insight.

They do quality work, have good knowledge of the details for particular country's visa…read more I'll go to them again the next time I need this kind of work.

Fast service, reasonable price, really nice people. Saved my ass actually. I would have been in…read moreDEEP trouble with my friend in Portugal who sent me my airline ticket to come visit her if I had missed the trip due to procrastinating on getting a new passport.

Overall great little library! I don't often frequent libraries, although I think it's something…read morethat most people overlook. I don't come looking for a quiet space but it's full of resourceful books! I avoid "after-school times" bc it can get a bit hectic... but I also avoid the gym during after-work times. Anyway, this little one has a good selection and whatever they don't have they will get for you! The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful.

Is it no longer an accepted rule that people be quiet in the library? Two male staffers today…read moretalked for a solid half-hour in as loud a fashion as they might have if at home. The library was full of people trying to read but I heard every word these guys said the entire time. And they weren't talking library stuff. Do we need to start wearing earplugs? Even little kids here are quiet.