I had moved from out of state and needed a Pennsylvania driver's license. I was dreading the…read moreexperience. The positive reviews led me to the 70th Street location, even though it was further away from alternative locations. In retrospect, the organization and competence of these folks set a gold standard of how a bureaucracy can work. To that end, I thank all of you who made my experience such a pleasure.

I was here getting my real id photo with my toddler and the worker Curtis made my day. my son…read morewanted to take his picture too and he said "sorry it took so long I had to make sure Hendrix ID was ready too" he drew him a post note picture that says ID with a star!!! Thank you kindness goes along way

Her you can- Enjoy the library, utilize the meeting rooms, study, learn, get work done, get help,…read moreand keep cool during the summer, as it's also a city's "Cooling Center ", solo or with the whole family. Located in Logan, I must admit, I'm beyond impressed with the new and improved renovations! Open space, clean lounge areas with PLENTY of outlets to keep your devices charged, self check out kiosks, friendly staff, media equipped meeting rooms, computer center and the even had a posh little video gaming section for the kids! Nice! Overall ratings- 4 stars! Would be 5 stars if the bathroom wasn't such a disaster! Work on keeping that bathroom clean, with easy access to toilet paper and liquid soap and it'll be 5 star.

Had to stop by for work to print stuff. They assigned me to a computer and printed my stuff. They…read moretake cash only to print. Really nice library inside, modern stuff and also staff was friendly. Parking on the street

West Philly, PA I would never have expected there to be a…read morelibrary in this area filled with a gazillion businesses and barely any parking. They have books here I never thought would ever be here. Expect the unexpected. My business analyst book! OMG.

The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce advertises itself as the place where businesses can go…read moreto meet each other and network. So since I rather fancy myself to be an entreprenuer, I figured I would call on them and check them out. As it turned out, the level of customer service was excellent. I was greeted at chamber offices by Martha Coakley, who was helpful enough to give anyone with a service-related phobia nightmares. She cheerfully and relentlessly explained the advantages of Chamber membership to me until I felt like a boob for not having joined directly upon graduating high school. Furthermore, she had distilled useful information from my confused rambling during our initial phone conversation and had an entire package specially put together just for me. I felt quite special. The Chamber is set up so members can interact with each other, and find the types of businesses they are looking to do business with. With a pretty comprehensive schedule of events, they succeed in creating some powerful networking opportunities. The added bonus of having Chamber guidance with these events makes them less confusing and more productive than the average networking party. Also, the divergence of types of event means that no matter what the profession there is a event that will appeal. Martha explained this all to me in clear fashion, and mentioned that as an added bonus my business would get extensive usage of the Chamber's meeting rooms and facilities in Center City. I would definitely advise the serious business person to check out the Chamber. The networking is great, and so are the people.

Love how my Police department keeps us safe from speeding drivers. This person was caught speeding…read morepast our neighborhood playground where parents and small children play. Koodos to our Springfield finest. Thank you for keeping us safe from harm.

September 2, 10 AM I had a walk-in no appointment set time was about 15 minutes. Went to Window2…read morethe clerk very very friendly . Very informative no pressure smiles helpful all the above.. I highly recommend this location.

First time to an SSA office. I picked this location for its parking lot. After reading poor…read morereviews of other SSA office locations, I was prepared for a long wait and for surly service. I'm happy to report that I was "disappointed" because I was greeted by a security officer who explained the check in ticketing process. After sitting down with my ticket for approx. 5 minutes, my number came up! The lovely lady at Window 11 was cheerful, professional, and answered all my questions and gave me the documents I needed! Thank you lovely SSA lady :) All in 10 minutes time!!! WOWWOWWOW!

Little Free Library on the property of Gloria Dei Old Swedes Church. Beautiful church & grounds, &…read morethe LFL is a good fixture if you want to browse or take a book following a music concert or service there.

This blue marker stands tall in front of the Free Library of Philadelphia and points out the…read morehistory of the building. It's easy to read and in good condition. There is metered parking on the street here. The marker reads, "Opened on June 2, 1927, the Central Library was designed in the Beaux Arts style by Horace Trumbauer & Julian Francis Abele. It was built to serve as the main building of the Free Library of Philadelphia, chartered in 1891." Online, there is more information. The Free Library of Philadelphia is the one of the largest public library systems in the United States after San Diego, Kansas City, and New York in the top three rankings. The current building opened in 1927, designed to follow the Hôtel de Crillon and the Hôtel de la Marine on Paris's Place de la Concorde. Even if you're not visiting the library, it's well worth your time to admire the building itself. [Review 18280 overall - 578 in Pennsylvania - 1802 of 2022.]