Had to go to DMV and the paperwork was very confusing, one agent named Mariane was very helpful and…read morepatient. And helped me with the paperwork.

I would like to express my deep dissatisfaction with the treatment I received at the Springfield,…read moreNJ DMV. On June 22, I went to the Springfield DMV to process dealer title work for the car dealership where I work. I arrived at approximately 9:45 AM and was informed that my documents would not be processed because it was already past 9:00 AM. I explained that, to the best of my knowledge, dealer work was accepted until 11:00 AM. At that point, the employee told me that the policy had changed and that I now needed to be there before 9:00 AM. Although I was upset, I left without arguing. Today, June 24, 2026, I returned to the same DMV, this time arriving at 8:35 AM to make sure I would be there early enough. To my surprise, another representative told me that I still would not be helped because I should have been there by 8:00 AM, and also mentioned that they were short-staffed. This was extremely frustrating, especially because just two days earlier I had been told that I needed to arrive before 9:00 AM. I followed those instructions, came back even earlier, and was still denied service. What made the situation even worse was the way I was treated. The employee smiled while telling me for the second time that she would not help me. I left feeling not only frustrated, but humiliated and disrespected as a person. I was not asking for a favor. This is paid dealer work, and I simply expected to be treated with professionalism and consistency. Unfortunately, this experience gave me the impression that this DMV location is making the process unnecessarily difficult for dealerships, as if they want to push us away and force us to go elsewhere. That is unacceptable. After leaving Springfield, I drove 30 minutes to the Somerville, NJ DMV, where my documents were processed without any issues. I am leaving this review because the lack of respect, the inconsistent information, and the dismissive attitude I experienced at the Springfield DMV were unacceptable. No one should be treated this way, especially when simply trying to complete paid business-related transactions.

Dropped off packages on Monday and they didn't do anything with them until Thursday. Claimed if…read morethey are sent out priority they are not a priority.

Probably the worst service anyone could ask for. Man at counter didn't want to be bothered with…read moreanyone Or anything.

I love studying at Westfield Library. I usually go during the day because parking is easy. It has…read moretwo floors, with the children's area on the first floor and the second floor is perfect if you want peace and quiet. The staff are friendly and everyone is respectful. I enjoy doing my work there and the view is nice. The place is always clean and well taken care of.

This is one of the nicest libraries I've ever been in... Comfortable and complete...read more

Garwood is the only Post Office I'll go to. 1. Service is…read moregreat. Friendly staff and items always get to their destinations quickly. 2. Good service hours as they open at 8:30 am. 3. Enough parking!

I sent 3 packages to 3 different destinations and they did not arrive as promised and paid for. The…read morepostal worker was very slow and condescending, appearing lazy and uncaring. Will go to UPS for next shipment.

Westfield is a pretty nice town. The downtown area has many stores with a mix between chains, such…read moreas Victoria's Secret, Urban Outfitters, Athleta, Banana Republic, Trader Joe's, Alex & Ani, etc, and small family owned businesses. There's plenty of places to eat at different price ranges. The train station is nearby so it's easily accessible. There's street parking and a few lots which are free to park at after 7pm and all day on Sundays. There's also a pretty big park with a lake in the middle so you'll always see people walking around. All the way in the back is the playground area. If you want to walk around and shop in a fairly safe neighborhood, give Westfield a try.

The library is small and lacking in some of the newer books, but has a super friendly and competent…read morestaff. They have a small parking lot out back which I didn't know existed at first. That is where the night drop is.

I work in the area of Kenilworth. I came to this library seeking an article/information for a…read moreproject I was working on. I had no clue where to begin. Luckily, I was helped by one of their staff member who help me gather everything I needed to complete my report. Thanks Guys.

The Cranford Public Library has, by far, the most eclectic and interesting collection of blues,…read morerock, folk, country, and popular music CD's I have found in any of the dozen-or-so local community libraries that I have checked out in this part of NJ. It participates in the MURAL program, so residents of 40 different neighboring communities can register here for free borrowing privileges. Non-Cranford residents can borrow six CD's at a time for up to 2 weeks each. They also have a decent DVD collection, and, unlike other area libararies who charge a fee, DVD borrowing here is free. Their CD collection includes some real gems, by great, obscure artists, including Blind Willie Johnson, Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, Little Willie John, The Mississippi Sheiks, Rev. Gary Davis, and Tim Hardin. Also, rather than just a smattering of random albums by more well-known acts, you will find relatively comprehensive catalogs by Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, the Beatles, the Stones, The Band, Dylan, Springsteen, Van Morrison, Elton John, Tom Petty, Zeppelin, Santana, Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, etc, etc. Besides my own musical likes, they also have plenty of jazz, opera, classical, and international music CD's. The library also runs many events and programs including a film series, free live concerts, educational seminars, and several book sales each year.

When I was a little boy, and my grandparents lived in Cranford at that time, they would take me…read morehere just to read and borrow some books. My dad did the same thing too, and this was the first library that I've ever been to in my life. Now let's move on to the present. Recently, my dad and I came here to check out the book sale. For this, we had to go to the Book Cellar, which was in a separate entrance on the side of the building. There, we saw a lot of old books that were for sale at really cheap prices. Usually, we end up buying something here, but in the end, we bought nothing. Another reason why we came here was to pick up some tax forms. The other libraries in my area ran out of them, and we were told that we had to print them online. Tax season is stressful enough (unless you're getting a refund), but we don't need to add to the stress by printing online with our own, expensive ink and paper. Thankfully, this library had a lot of tax forms in stock. So we grabbed what was necessary for the submission of our tax returns. In order to get to the book cellar, you have to utilize the separate entrance in order to go down stairs. If you want to go into the main library from there, you have to exit the building and head to the front of the building to enter. Unfortunately, there's no way to enter the main building without going outside. But, if you want to buy a good old book, or borrow a new one, or pick up some tax forms, then you have to do what must be done. Overall, I'm a fan.

Summit Library is very nice. Many things in Summit are expensive. Library is not. It is in fact…read morecompletely free. It is filled with books. Also many cds and dvds. You can also get seeds. You don't borrow the seeds. You get to keep them. Well, I suppose if you plant them they cease to be seeds and then become plants. They have these weird digital audiobooks you borrow. And for some reason you need to plug your headphones into them. The. You can listen to a book. They also have a library of things. You can borrow a microscope or a telescope and plenty of things not scope related. Also, museum and zoo passes. Those will get you into a museum or zoo for free. And thy have computers. Library is really pretty cool. Parking is not free. Which seems odd. But you could probably find free parking somewhere nearby and then walk to the library. Library doesn't charge late fees any more. I guess they felt it wasn't worth it. Go to the library and read something. Your brain is not full. That's what I would say to my students when I taught 7th grade math and sometimes I would sneak in some science or some other interesting thing. And when the kids would complain that I had added additional knowledge I would say, it's okay, your brain is not full.

This library repeatedly gives up its prime work and reading space for shopping. No other places to…read morework that have power. No place to read quietly. Can we please make the library a place where there is no financial transaction? Seriously. Why does this keep happening here. This is a library not a mall.