Wonderful staff. They have about eight PC workstations with web access you can reserve and print…read morefrom if needed. It is close-by to a school so expect large traffic of young ones around 3pm, but as a library, the staff still keeps it fairly quiet. They also have a great room you can reserve for free if you want to have a private study group or meeting. Good selection of periodicals, including the NY Times, Daily News and many mainstream magazines. Overall, a wonderful outpost branch. Operating hours as of 6/2018: Mom 10:00-7:00 pm Tue 10:00-7:00 pm Wed 10:00-7:00 pm Thu 10:00-7:00 pm Fri 10:00-5:00 pm Sat 10:00-5:00 pm Sun Closed

It was once our faviorte place to go in the area. Saddly, the library is poorly managed now and…read morebecomes so unwelcoming. And the new manager Manor Pogosian is very mean and unprofessional.

This library was recently renovated. It is now ada accessible and it looks amazing. They also…read morecreated a new floor. The entre space is just a.azing. teen floor, childrens floor and enough computers in books. They do have a schedule of activities. Take my word for it its beautiful.

I checked in because it's finally going to re-open. I work around the corner and thought the new…read morelook deserve a updated look. It looks pretty good inside and out. I really can't give it a bad review I have not been inside yet but when I do.....I'll do an update.

New York City Fire Department is huge with enormous responsibility. They are also providing many…read moreservices in addition to fighting fires. Today I met two firefighters at Mt. Sinai Hospital. I was admiring the male firefighters jacket. He didn't hesitate when I asked if I could take a photo. He was accompanied by a female firefighter and they both were so patient with me as I chattered away like a crazy old lady! FDNY is the best in the world as far as I'm concerned!

if I could give a negative I would . this ambulance picked me up from my house and took me to a…read morelocation that was 3 times the distance of a hospital that had already accepted me. They did not inform me I had the right to have them inquire to their medical staff regarding changing location. I had anaphylaxis with a complex medical history. I strongly believe I was redirected to hospitals 3.5 miles to 8 miles away from my house due to racial bias . The hospital I requested 1 was located 1.2 miles the other 1.3 miles. One emt was particularly rude. I called to complain at the headquarters office and because I didn't have the name they made a complaint and they said that was all they could do. Funny enough I'm at work today and saw an emt that was possibly one of those who ha dpicked me up. When I asked her if she remembers picking me up the other day she immediately said it was her. She then proceeded to say "I don't care about you". I said but I care and she repeated that "I pick up and drop off and I don't care about you" how is this acceptable behavior of a healthcare professional? I am a nurse and while it is exhausting I DO care about my patients. Her comment is appalling and absolutely disgusting and we are supposed to trust this person when we are sick?

9/15/2026 Thank you, Commonpoint, for hosting another…read moreamazing Yelp event and bringing together such wonderful vendors! It was another amazing way to end the summer, as always! Great bites, refreshing drinks, entertainment, and good vibes made the evening such a fun experience. A special thank you to Samantha for putting together another wonderful event. Your hard work definitely showed, and we had a great time! Cheers to another amazing end-of-summer celebration! MIXED BAG THIS VERDICT: NICE

We rented a room at the Sam Field Center for a birthday party and had a great experience. The…read morepricing was very reasonable, especially for a Saturday. There was plenty of free parking across the street, security at the front entrance, and clean bathrooms available for guests. The rental included tables and chairs, and we also had access to a kitchen and refrigerators, which made food setup much easier. The room can comfortably accommodate 80+ people making it a great option for larger gatherings. The community center also has an indoor basketball court. There was a game going on while we were there but it was on the opposite side of the building and didn't impact our event at all.

Great community center for the neighborhood. Didn't know it existed until I went for a wellness…read morefair with a friend from the area. Not only the wellness center was great and had a a lot of vendors; the community center itself is a great space for resource. Felt pretty safe there considering how the area is at night. Would come back and would even participate in events if they need volunteers or more vendors.

GORGEOUS hall for a wedding or christening or bar mitzvah…read more Extremely convenient for those Manhattan guests too who want to take the LIRR! It was a great experience working with them - pics to follow !!

The Consulate of Trinidad and Tobago is located on the fourth floor of the building. In order to…read moreenter the building you must show your ID to the security guards in the lobby. The entrance is marked by a shiny bronze plaque. There is a security guard on this level as well. He was very courteous and acts as a concierge- finding out what services you need and directing you accordingly. There is a comfortable and spacious waiting room. I went to renew my passport and was happy to find that I was there for less than 2 hours. One of the lady's at the desk was able to direct me to a post office nearby where I was able to obtain a money order. The cost of a passport renewal is $72 if you want it mailed to you, or $60 if you are able to pick it up at the Consulate. How to renew your passport: (if you have no changes) 1. Obtain the application form from the consulate * note- I printed an application I found online however, they wanted me to complete one on legal size paper which they provided * You must provide 2 references from Trinidad who have known you for more than 3 years 2. Have a color photocopy of your passport page with your biographical information (I saw that there is a place in the lobby that can provide this) 3. Get a money order (as I described above) 4. Bring your original passport If you are mailing in your application, then you submit photos. If you go there in person, they will take your photo there. Once your application is in and photo is taken then you just need to check online to see when it is ready. Overall- not a bad experience. Everyone I encountered was polite and professional, and the process was pretty efficient.

I've been calling the consulate for almost two months with no answer. Left messages, no response…read more This is the worst I've ever seen. Ridiculous.

The screening room is intimate but with leg room. The cafe is lovely, both decor and staff…read more Conference rooms are legit. Two drawbacks: If you rent the space, anticipate sound restrictions during work hours, since the lobby is directly attached to computer work stations. And the acid lighting in the restroom prevents you from being able to see the color red. Not only does this phenomenon create an instant hangover, but being able to see the color red can be particularly important in a woman's restroom.