As a Social Security Attorney, assisting others in getting the benefits they have earned and…read moredeserve, I found that the Harding Blvd., location, although, a busy location, has a fully competent staff, that works diligently to get customers in and out as quickly as possible, and provides thorough service. I appreciate the support I see them giving others. The location is easy to get to, and the lines move quickly. If I could give them 12 stars I would.

I had to get a new social security card and I didn't even know this location existed but it was…read moreworth the drive out here to not have to wait as long. You walk in grab a number, take a seat and wait for your number to get called. While you're waiting they give you a clipboard with a form to fill out to keep things moving quickly. Then, when they call your number you can just go up hand the lady the paper and she can just enter the info. in the computer. I think we only waited like 7 minutes. They've definitely got their system running good. The staff was nice and courteous and we were out in no time. It's definitely worth the drive and you can also swing by Tony's Seafood since it's right around the corner.

I was in the area to visit another place and stopped in here. Gives a history of the locks to go…read morefrom the Mississippi River to the Atchafalaya River Basin and how it worked. It also discussed how a group of local citizens helped to save the building from being bulldozed for a highway the state wanted to put in.

Best stop ever. Stan is the best guide! Offered us coffee, water, and a wonderful tour of the Lock…read moreStation!

Like I said in my review of the state capitol, I was born here, my grandparents lived here. My…read moregrandfather worked downtown. We spent a lot of time as kids downtown Baton Rouge AKA "Red Stick" its french. OuiOui. My brother & I leaned to roller skate in the Capitol park here when we were kids. It's an amazing place indeed. French Louisiana *is* the state with the most spectacular history, food & ART. No one can deny its relentless beauty and uniqueness. Especially "Downtown Baton Rouge" right on the Mighty Mississippi River. Home of the LSU Tigers baby meow! Laissez les bons temps rouler. OuiOui. Highest Recommendations.

We had a great visit. Family, Fun, & Great food…read more "Southern hospitality", is a real thing!

Very advanced library for the city of Port Allen and parish of West Baton Rouge. What other library…read morethis size offers technology courses (free), wi-fi (free), public computer use and all sorts of events? If you are a resident, I suggest you take a look at what your tax dollars are going to - this is a great library for such a small place.

I love the West Baton Rouge Library, one of three I use. Since I reside in Baton Rouge, visit the…read moreMain Library here almost weekly. I also enjoy the WBR and State Libraries. Not only is the staff ready and eager to assist me but also the books are diversified and well-representative of the whole. It is obvious that the books available have been well selected. This library is technologically updated, clean and attractive with comfortable places to browse or work. I can heartilly recommend it. Annabelle Armstrong, Baton Rouge

This library has a lower rating simply because of the parking situation. There isn't any. Staff is…read morefriendly and the library is clean otherwise than that.

The EBR libraries are truly a great resource that I'm not sure many people take advantage of…read more Libraries aren't just about books. They have makerspaces here at this branch, sewing/embroidery , etching, and so many other things. I love to garden and I saw they even have seed swaps and classes from guest speakers. If you are looking or community the library and EBRPL system as a whole does a really good job at connecting others. It feels "old school" but def a cool space. Also the building is very nice and modern, so its totally a win win.

My wife likes to stop and collect the police patches, being a former police woman herself, she…read moretrades with others whenever we visit towns that we pass through. The staff here was so super friendly and kind. Once they found out she was once one of the blue bloods, the chief invited her to his office while he looked for badges. Stories commenced, yarns were spun, after a while we'd been there way too long.

Officer Reed is amazing! Best police officer I've ever talked to! Such a nice and funny guy. Really…read morehelps bring ease to hard situations. He made my bad night into a not so bad night. He's awesome and you're lucky to have him on your team!

Fast and easy very helpful will definitely use again as soon as needed plenty of parking easy in…read moreand out

This 12 foot tall statue of Huey P. Long is on top of an 18 foot tall marble pillar stands in front…read moreof the Louisiana statehouse. Nicknamed "the Kingfish," he served as the 40th governor of Louisiana from 1928 to 1932 and as US senator from 1932 until his assassination in 1935. The memorial stands here at the statehouse that he largely drove to completion. It is the tallest capitol building in the nation. And the statue is claimed to be one of the largest of any US politician. It's worth a visit to pay respects to the man, whether you agree with his politics or not. [Review 17360 overall - 73 in Louisiana - 878 of 2022.]