Do not come in here unless you have an appointment already or can take care of your need online. I…read morewaited to be told to schedule an appointment.

Reps are usually despicably nasty , rude & DISMISSIVE!!! I sat there an hour and a half and their…read morerep names CHRIS was as rude and NASTY as they come !!!!! I walked away from him and he began BLAMING me for his NASTY BEHAVIOR!!! I'm certain he was trying to cover his behind!! He also began berating me and blaming me again for his less than stellar behavior toy carer!!! Twas also noty first time having unprofessional and dismissive encounters with this man at social security as well as over the phone!!! Lots of their reps there are SO NASTY that I don't recommend this location!!! Their supervisors generally DEFEND THEIR NASTY BEHAVIORS as well!!!!! I had one of my deposits go missing back in February of 2021 and it was never deposited by social security!!! Visited here to straighten it out and they have done nothing all these years !!! Awful!!!!!!!

My package was misplaced by the mail carrier Saturday 3/14/2026 when it said delivered I was highly…read moreupset about this , so I had to wait until they reopend Monday morning so i Arrived there first thing and spoke with a guy so he told me me to call back until he could find out , but later on that during the day I called and this gentleman name Michael Murphy assisted me very well after I told him what happened I think he may have been a supervisor or something , he took my number and said that he would call me back after we hung up, sure enough within 3 minutes he called me back , he told me that he would personally come to my apartment complex to the mail room to locate my missing package and he did he was there in about 20 minutes, and he opened up all the security mail boxes and there it was my package, the package was put in someone else's mailbox, what a nice gentleman he was and that was outstanding customer service, I want to say thanks again to Michael Murphy

A quick stop at this post office to drop off some bills. The parking lot has two entrances and two…read moreexits. There are mailbox drops at the exits for each of them, which I found to be most convenient. There is lots of parking available. I did not need to go inside today. [Review 14615 overall, 115 of 2021, number 765 in South Carolina.]

Closes for "lunch" (1) in the middle of the afternoon... 3 times this week (9/13/24)…read more Pathetic... (1) Sign at the door "Out of Money orders".

UMMM kinda hard to find...it literally blends into the strip mall it's in and you'd never find it…read morejust driving by and looking. Also I don't know if I missed it, but I didn't see a parcel drop thing, just ones for envelopes and small parcels so luckily there wasn't a line so I was able to drop to off with a lady working.

It was fun visiting the City of Rock Hill. So much to do here with lots of dining options and great…read morethrift stores to explore.

Was there for a pre school story time. Loved how…read moreinteractive Miss Z was to the children. I wish I was a kid again! The whole of the first level is for children. There is a story corner, multiple children's books and a corner for toys. They have blocks for building with little men and three computers which have activities complete with children's ear phones. Love love love!!

This library is a gem. All employees are friendly and helpful. I don't frequent it, every now and…read morethen I'll borrow a book or 2. My experience is always 5 star!

Very cool urban "archaeological" find...nobody but locals "in the know" seem to be aware it's even…read morethere! Found out about it from the very nice & informative bartender at Dust Off Brewing (check out doing to the YoCo Brew Trail; check into 6 breweries on the app & get a t-shirt). He couldn't quite remember how to get to it, but after some intensive research, found the geo coordinates. That was honestly the only way to find this place, plus a little guts & guesswork. You can quasi see some portion of the rockwork of the ruinous remains from the paved Riverwalk trail. The "easiest" way to get to the ruins is to follow the Riverwalk Piedmont Medical Center Trail to just before mile marker 1.25; you will see this steep wooden thing with awkwardly placed planks. You basically have to rock-wall climb your way up. From there you are on a mountain biking trail. Follow the arrows for just over a quarter mile and you will see some indicators of the ruins before they open up in front of you. You will most likely have the place to yourself. Really cool to wander around and take it all in. Just be careful with holes and don't walk on or within the actual ruins as they are pretty sketch & unsteady. There are spiders, snakes, and flying insects galore, so put on repellent and stay vigilant cuz it is deep woods! You can either get back down the way you came; I found this gray rock slope that I found easier to navigate than sliding down the wood thing I climbed up. Either way, really neat find and I'm so glad I explored to find it! The paved walkway along the Catawba is also a nice walk to and from!