Great Chamber. They support small and home based businesses. As a member, you can attend FREE…read moreBusiness After Hours (free drinks, food), Business Before Hours. They also have other free services, including mentoring, community service.

This is a simple venue that was spacious enough to accommodate a small wedding. The women's…read morerestroom could use a few repairs (toilet paper dispenser) and needed restocking of soap, but sufficient enough. As a guest, it was s a comfortable place.

As a venue for an event, this place is a very solid four stars. It's not the largest, and there's…read morenot a lot of parking if you have to compete with a full lot at the nearby library, but those are the only two downsides. I think the space is a little larger than it appears from the outside, especially looking from the library. There are plenty of bathrooms and they're just a little bit out of the way, which is great for events. Acoustics for live music were nice and there were enough power outlets. They allow a lot of personal decorations, so you can really make the space your own. The space itself is very neutral with light walls - a good canvas. From my experience at a wedding reception, this place can look absolutely beautiful. Any sort of party with 30-60ish guests would fit nicely here.

Was headed to improva nails next door with the intention of finding the closest post office right…read moreafter to mail out a package. When I parked I realized there was a small post office right in the same strip mall! such a convenience! I walked over after I got my nails done and waited in a line that moved pretty quickly. It's a small post office but had all the basic packing necessities. Note, ensure your packages are prepped before hand. If you have prepaid packaging you may be charged for using the tape but signs are posted for that. For the convenience, I will definitely be back!

I drive out of my way from Hampton to visit this post office. Every visit has been stress free and…read moreI always get the help I need.

I had to get a piece of mail forwarded. I'm aware that you usually are able to…read moreJust wrote 'does not live here. Forward to or whatnot'. But this particular item was important and I knew the correct owner so I wanted to actually talk to a person and make sure the letter made it to the rightful person Parking is perfect here as there are places in front as well as the store is in a major shopping center with lots of spots When I walked in I was greeted by the gentleman behind the counter there were about four people In front of me but he moved very quickly and efficiently no one seemed rushed at all I killed my time looking at the nice holiday packaging that was displayed they even had Peanuts like Snoopy the dog When it was my turn he helped me and assured me that they would get the letter to the right person by the end of the week it was a very pleasant experience

Relatively new post office location in Hidenwood -- used to be located in an old building behind…read morethe Sun Trust bank, but they tore that down and moved it over here. Now it's far more modern and upscale than it used to be. Right next to the Bryd's diner -- so convenient and easy if you need to stop in for supplies or to mail something. It's ALWAYS packed and crowded though, so plan to wait in line for a while. At least now there is much more parking available to get in and out.

Such a cool place. I mean, who's ever heard of a Sunken Garden before!? Great place to meet…read morefriends for a game of soccer or frisbee. My kids LOVED coming here on a visit so they could work their way into a game with students. It's also just beautiful, surrounded by boxwood and stately brick buildings.

At the heart of the College of William and Mary's old campus lies this gorgeous lawn. A remaining…read moreproject from the work relief programs from the Great Depression it lies several feet lower than the campus around it. Free for anyone to visit it is intended for students and community members to come and relax. It exists to beautify the campus and remind those who visit of the strength our country had coming out of the Great Depression, it serves both of these purposes well. Having visited earlier this week I could not imagine giving the Gardens any lower of a rating. It ties the campus together and is an integral part of the William and Mary that exists today.

all the ladies in the Hampton VA office on Roanoke ave are super nice but the tall guy that handles…read morefingerprints is an complete ass. He is rude and arrogant, he needs customer service training.

I went to renew my driver's license with all documents that were required . I divorced in 1994…read more However, DMV requested a copy of my marriage license. As a female this is unfair. This process should also include men. Men have name changes too. Now I have to pay for a copy of my marriage license in addition to a charge to get a license with the star* I feel that changes should be made to those guidelines. This isn't fair to females. DMV should give a discount when I reapply for a license to board an airplane.

Smithfield is such a quaint, historic town, with gorgeous architecture, loads of old brick, and…read morebeautiful wrought iron! The local post office here combines all those elements! I love the rich wood, the brass mailboxes and the old fashioned feel of this post office. It's clean and well maintained! This government building was constructed in 1941 and houses a beautiful mural entitled "Captain John Smith Trading with the Indians" by William Abbot Cheever part of the New Deal mural art series. Various murals are featured in many post offices around the country commissioned by the Department of Treasury. There are about 1,400 of these murals painted between 1934-1943. The New Deal art project was developed to help artists out of the Great Depression and similar murals can be found at schools, libraries courthouses and other public buildings. It warms my heart to know that Smithfield is a community that preserves its historical charm and serves the public. But, because the mail service is sometimes unreliable, I had to deduct a star, which pained me because I love this area and this post office! Hours/ M-F 9:00-11:00, 12:00-5:00, Sat. 9:30-12:30, Street parking, no passport service.

We have always had a great experience at this DMV Select in Poquoson. Service has always been…read morequick, and informative. If they do not know the answer, or they can not help because they only offer certain services, they will point me and/or other customers in the right direction. Recently we were there and we were in and out in minutes. All we had to do is switch plates around after buying a new car. The service was great. The clerk was so nice, helpful and knowledgeable on the service we needed. The parking lot is large, and shared with many other businesses. Once inside the DMV select office is to the right down a hall on the first floor.

Rude customer service…read more Four (4) employees to three (3) taxpayers. Got there early with another customer, and we were both told they were on lunch break and to sign in with our cell phone no. We waited in our cars and then realized it was 1pm; and went in. We were very polite and after I waited 6-10 min once inside the trailer; I was beckoned and loudly asked: "what's your name!" I told her and in the small office everyone obviously heard. Then I got the 'third degree': You're not on this list, you don't have an appointment, etc ...,,,,,,,,,Then she loudly ordered me (and I served in the US Navy) to just take a picture on the door of our website! After that ordeal; I explained how I just made an appointment to correct the error DMV had made for GARAGE JURISDICTION; how I was told by the Commissioner of Revenue of Rappahannock Area via emails (professional and polite)to make appointment and visit KG DMV which I did; how I was a teacher and had today off only, my return move back to VA from another state, etc., etc, THEN!: SHE FORCEFULLY handed a paper to me. I asked where does it show jurisdiction and she just blatantly looked at me with a grim face and pointed to the bottom of my corrected registration. I looked and found it, then quickly ran from those evil people! *Not one employee got up to check over our names on the list where we wrote our names while we waited in our cars as told! I wanted to tell the DMV ladies in that trailer office: "I really am a human being and an adult. I don't mean to bother you and get my paperwork in order so that I am not taxed by the wrong jurisdiction and that KG DMV gets their personal property taxes and that I'm not fined hundreds upon hundreds of dollars$$$ for an error DMV made- PLEASE HELP ME the taxpayer???!!!!" Sending prayers.......