The Hialeah Gardens office staff are very rude, disrespectful and lazy. They screamed at people…read morelike we are prisoners or in Cuba going to a communist government office. This Cubans working there needs to understand that they are in the United States where people have rights and worked all their life to get good and professional service when is needed at the social security office. The security guards screamed at people like we are idiots. The don't want to accept walk ins when other social security locations do accept walk ins. I was told by the social security young man that assist me with my visit at the window that I wasted social security time by going there with an appointment to talk about my situation when I was told to go there in person which the social security representative over the phone gave me an appointment. It's a shame that the social security administration allows this type of behavior having representatives treating people like animals and paying these lazy people a paycheck from our tax money. They all need to take a behavior training or fired. No one deserves to be treated like that. From the moment you walked in to the moment to get assistance in the back office you are treated poorly.

In the end of June 2026 I went to this office to solve a problem with my Social Security payments…read more The agent I was speaking with was very nice, knowledgeable and patient - his name was Damian. I am very glad that people like him work with population and make a visit to Social Security office a pleasure. He promised that my problem will be solved this week and I am sure he will make it happen as he appears very dedicated to his work. Wishing him all the very best and continued success in his important job

For some reason the person that took care of me on the permit record section just had this attitude…read morethe whole time. Making someone wait for hours and then giving them attitude is beyond me.

I have been dealing with a fence issue since the hurricane last year... here we are a year later…read moreand still can't get approved for a permit. There are many departments which they don't communicate with each other making It harder for the homeowner to obtain the correct paperwork for permit work. The clerks are not much help with miserable attitudes.

This place is very organized, quick, and the most pleasant lady in window 10 for marriage licenses…read morehelped me on Monday. Parking is a small lot but people are coming and going so I was lucky and found a spot but there's also have street side parking.

What a beautiful experience! Everything was organized and fast but, most importantly, the ceremony…read morewas joyful and memorable. The officiant was lighthearted and very gracious. Recommend him and Coral Gables courthouse without hesitation. Beautiful!

Nice quiet town . Had fun with the family . Thinking about going back soon .. found some cool…read morerestaurants also .. definitely going back

Si , exelente lugar . Estoy muy feliz de haber tenido la oportunidad de visitarlo. Lo recomiendoread more

I was actually in and out in about 30 mins. I was a walk in. I had to look for street parking and…read morepaid with Pay by Phone, it was about $3 for an hour. I parked about 2 blocks away. I had to show my license to get in the building and then sign a form at the front desk about what services I was there for. I was able to pay with my debit card which was great. There is also a cafeteria on the 2nd floor. I didn't try it, but I heard an employee telling another customer. Overall, pretty good experience.

Such a long day attending jury duty. I would recommend taking public transportation like the train…read moreor you can Uber too, cause the parking garages here are expensive, although you do get reimbursed, you won't know to not charge your credit card until you're told by an employee that they can't reimburse you for what's been paid already. What you need to do is just take the ticket at the gate and the clerks will validate it for you, so be mindful of that. I was summoned to a grand jury duty and the process is long and tedious, until you're before the judge where they go over detailed history/processes of the service one is about to undertake for as long as 18 months. There is no specific time for lunch, but would recommend you pack a nice lunch box, bring your water bottle, and snacks, because you'll have a long day. You can't take any electronics, other than your cellphone, so be aware of that.

The outside is beautiful with grass in waves that mimic the ocean. But there is no comfortable…read moreseating and no electronics allowed inside. So the long waits are miserable.

Very bad experience with this consulate. They simply don't want to help. There were some…read moreirregularities in my documents that made it so that my dual citizenship could not be processed. I only understand what to do to fix it now because the Boston Consulate helped me. The Miami Consulate, on the other hand, ignored me for weeks. When I followed up, they sent back a response making it sound like there was nothing I could do and my citizenship could never be processed. They had been very slow to respond to this point (I'm talking weeks each reply), but when I emailed back calling them out for being unhelpful, they responded with a snarky message within five minutes. For your sake, go to a different consulate if you can.

The worst place to be I have a sick son and the security guard was a rude awful disgusting person…read morewho made me feel very uncomfortable and made me leave and wait in my car with my child because he clearly has never heard a child cry. Disgusting peace of trash.

Dear Village of Key Biscayne,…read more You are truly an amazing paradise for those who can afford to call this home. An island just southeast of Miami, you can be reached via the Toll Road Rickenbacker Causeway. It's $1.50 to access your beauty, so readers take note. The island is quiet and laid back, with your own vibe to it. I swear that somewhere along the lines, someone sold their soul, because it, HONESTLY, hardly ever rains here. The weather always seems to be perfect, the sun shining, the birds chirping, and the nannies roaming around with the children. Truly, a paradise on earth. There's the Village Community Center, which offers activities for the young and old. There's the Yacht Club for nice dinners and a boat ride. The Ritz Carlton of the Key has a great outdoor rum bar that always has something happening. There's definitely not a lack of activities when stranded out of the mainland! Thank you Key Biscayne, for sharing your wealth and beauty with the rest of Miami. It's a BLESSING to work on this island. Kind Regards, SabrinaAnna*

always a raucous symphony, giant toads hop across pseudo…read morecoral paths, and the balmy rustle of night wind constitutionals. the moon is a glimmer this night as frogs begin their percussion a dog barks, a baby cries, the blue lit t.v., computer evening drones until the wee hours, the time of night where even the most unimaginative and vapid would feel that twinge of lonely unearthly, fugue state. during morning ablutions when the mud hens waddle, heliconia flaunts her showy blooms, there is a wafting of cortadito and and cuban toast, an untousling of the landscaping militia. the village green is so verdant that one might believe it to be that imposter astroturf,until upon closer inspection it is found to be the real mccoy. the librarians feed the menagerie of ducks and terrapins before bookworms take residence in the hallowed land of tomes. the staghorn finds solace in the lantern trees embrace. in the swampy heat of midday iguanas sun unnoticed by tennis racquet wielders loafer polo shirted tanned buffed and coiffed and polished. butterflies and skippers dot the sky like flowers in flight. gliding dragonflies propel unseen by the metallic sheen of corvetted and jaguared conveyances, some leaving this sanctuary past the sea grapes, past the banyan, the royal palms beribboned with turquoise water and white sands.