I had reached out to the office in Brooklyn office last year about an issue for passport delay. The…read morestaff from the beginning were rude and not helpful at all. I wasted my time and energy. I called another senator's office and helped me with obtaining an appointment for in person passport agency.

This is the Williamsburg office of the congresswoman who serves my area of Ridgewood. I called her…read moreoffice due to yet another problem with our local post office (this time, it was a missing package & the post office hadn't bothered following up with me after they told me the day before it wasn't at their facility). They asked me to come in & the office hours are 10-3 p.m. so off I went into Williamsburg. The staffer who helped me was wonderful & did get to the bottom of that package situation. Amazon took care of it for us ahead of time since we'd assumed someone chose to steal it but a good example of a politician working for the people. I highly recommend contacting them if you have an issue with a federal agency or any post office in her district.

Social Security Administration has my FIVE BIG STARS. If I didn't pay into Social Security all my…read moreworking years I wouldn't be able to live here in Manhattan! What I paid from my paycheck is a fraction of what I have gained in income since I was eligible to receive Social Security Benefits. Social Security has really tightened up the online website. If you are not tech savvy I feel sorry for you. I've learned a lot about my benefits and get my annual income statement. I definitely pay taxes on my Social Security you know! I'm writing this for everyone to be reminded about the scams. Attached is the information sheet SSA asked us to share. In these days of information overload we must stay focused and mindful of every email, text, and phone call. I hope this information from your Yelper Helper is beneficial for you either now or in the future. I'm sure if you are working you're looking forward to retirement!

special thank you to alla .... we called social security 800# on friday and was met with extremely…read morethoughtful and personable customer service. the kind of customer service that is hard to find these days. i cannot say thank you enough!!!! she helped me help my sister that does not get around easily these days. thank you so much alla

What can be said, 90th Precinct, what can be said?…read more My neighborhood is extremely loud. Not the kind of noise that becomes static once you've lived in an urban area for a while. Loud people. Very, very, loud people. At 6 am, at 3 pm, at 2 am. I don't mind... really. Unless it's 6 am and I am trying to sleep. Unless it's 2 am and I am trying to sleep. There is really no need for a block party to be taking place Sunday-Monday outside my window. The 90th Precinct has been helpful for keeping things quiet by driving by now and then. ...but not enough.

Garbage service, attitude, professionalism, and timeliness…read more Do you even have a working phone at this office? Next time I get hit by a car I'll be sure it's out of your jurisdiction.

Wonderful library that has a decent selection of books. We came home happy with about 3-5 books…read moreeach from our first visit. The lady at the front desk was extremely helpful. We filled out the online forms on the Brooklyn Public Library website prior to coming to the library branch in person. This makes it faster and easier for the librarian to locate us on their database. After providing a valid state ID (and proof of NYC residency) we were given library cards to sign (at the back white bar). It also came with a mini key chain version of your card. She explained the resources that were available at the library, such as the computers, pamphlets, branch hours and phone number to call to renew books. At this branch you can only drop off books inside during open hours, since they do not have a drop box outside. They have two machines inside, where you swipe your library card and then scan the barcodes of each book. It then prints out a receipt with the due date for each book. It was a very great first experience!

I came here to prepare a poster for a teaching demo. Tables…read moreare big & it's mostly quiet. Furniture is solid & sturdy. However, it is still a PUBLIC library! There were some men sitting behind me that looked like they've been there all day, talking loud & cursing at each other. There was a homeless, mentally ill man downstairs by the bathroom. He waited hidden in the corner, at the bottom of the stairwell while I was waiting for the restroom. He wasn't harming me, but his discreet actions made me uncomfortable. There is nothing downstairs that I remember, which means no one else was down there. Be careful, and stay Street smart. There is, from what I saw, only one unisex bathroom. However, after waiting too long, I went to the top floor in search of another restroom & a very nice librarian understood my pee-pee dance. She let me use the special restroom which was very kind of her & changed my outlook on the day. I highly recommend this location - this is a very nice library.

Went in earlier this morning just needing passport photos. Quick, efficient, and I was out of there…read morein 5 minutes. $6.00 for two photos. Did not get any pics of the place itself but the entrance is very welcoming and the office space is very clean. Come support a local business.

Got the job done and had good customer service. I had a few booboos with the paperwork but it was…read moremy fault and they made it happen.

It was great very fast no time to wait the people who work there was very nice very friendly very…read moreprofessional they cheated me with respect and I gave them much respect and also they took care of my issue and opened up my case and a couple of weeks later I got my money so yes I'm very happy with that office

I've been going to this post office more frequently over the last few months, and while I wish they…read morehad a second self service machine, I have had only extremely positive experiences with the staff.

This is the worst post office ever. Slow lines, barely anybody working. They act as if no one is in…read morea rush and we have all day. On top of that they will literally yell at people through the window.

The same curse of libraries. Rude shouting mothers and Nannies with no regard for others, sick,…read moreloud, screaming babies. All who come - not for programs but to socialize loudly for hours

Yay a library that opened up in the neighborhood again!…read more Yes, the library is only fine but it seems like every non-hub library in Brooklyn is actually book-less so glad that this one is clean, has space for community, and hosts events.