Terrible passport service . Both ladies at front were very rude from the start , attitude was…read moreterrible. I had asked what time they closed and she had said 5 pm. When I got there a little after 4 she said passport services was closed very frustrated with this as I had to take the afternoon off from work to be able to get this done .do not recommend this place .

If you are applying for your passport this is the place to go. They had great customer service and…read morewere speedy. I was expecting a DOL/DMV atmosphere but I was very wrong. There is one line and a few chairs for people to sit. In total we waited for about 20 minutes to complete everything. The place is clean and well organized.

A modest little group of buildings at the south end of Greenlake houses some real talent: A…read moreperennial powerhouse of rowing, with the oldest youth rowing program in the state, national-caliber masters teams in sweeping and sculling, olympic-level kayaking, and funly program of youth and adult dinghy sailing. A great place to learn all of the above, and spend years honing your skills to the highest levels. All at pretty reasonable prices.... god knows they are saving money on their atrociously unusable webpage--skip the frustration and just call the office.

From the owner: Rowing classes and programs include youth and adult programs in both sweep rowing and in sculling…read more Sailing programs include children, youth, and adult programs in Toppers Canoes and Kayaks.

i honestly love Seattle PD. I ride a crotch rocket, and have…read morenever had an issue. the police have always been there for me in times of need and urgency. I was stopped on 130th on aroura today (2/1) because of a man making threats and trying to come to me (information private, not going to say anything) while I was trying to go to work, and every one of the police offers were there to make sure that I was safe. This isn't the first time Seattle PD has came to save my day, and I am writing this review because I wanted to give thanks to the police officer that helped me. I didn't have time to grab names, but he was older, white bald and had a beard. Thank you.

Ok this was quite surprising. We got one of our work trucks stolen from the shop that was working…read moreon the transmission. We called this FINE example of a Police force to report. The person who took our call was extremely nice and very helpful. She said there will be an officer coming over to come get a statement in person from me the owner. I'm thinking this is gonna be at least a couple hour wait. I was hoping it would be fast so I can get down to Burien where a credit card that was in the truck was attempted to get 120.00 in gas but got declined for incorrect pin! Next thing you know a cop rolls up!!! I'm thinking it's only been 15 mins!!! Please be him? You know you hear about all the defunding of police and all this other stuff about cops. IM TELLING YOU I ONLY WAITED 15 MINS! THE OFFICER WAS EXTREMELY PROFESSIONAL, ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTIONS, EXPLAINED TO ME WHAT I NEED TO DO AND NOT DO, AND LET ME KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE FUTURE. He then wrote my case number on a card and told me where to reach out for questions. COULDNT OF GONE BETTER! I wish I looked at this outstanding officers name. I'll try to find it using my case # and I'll update!! Bottom line, I've been hearing all these horrible things about not so much our police but police around the US. So I was kinda expecting a little of what I've been hearing. NOT THIS OFFICER! AND NOT SEATTLE POLICE! Every word communicated was positive and efficient both on the phone and in person. THIS OFFICER WAS OUTSTANDING!! That was a huge relief to know SEATTLE is putting officers like this under their light bars! These people are HEROS! Just think of what they go through each and every day. These people are SEATTLES FINEST AND TRUE HEROS! Thank you for your service and professionalism! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!

A fun and family-friendly activity to do in Seattle, WA...The Ballard Locks!! And, it's FREE!…read more It's a popular spot to watch boats pass between the saltwater of Puget Sound and the freshwater of the Lake Union/Lake Washington, using a system of chambers to raise or lower them. The locks help boats move between the higher freshwater lakes and the lower Puget Sound, adjusting the water levels to let them pass smoothly. Watching the water levels rise and fall to guide boats through is very cool to watch! There's a Fish Ladder with a subterranean viewing area that allows you to watch salmon and sometimes seals and sea lions as they migrate upstream. Best viewing times mid-June to September. Unfortunately, we were there too early but I saw a sea lion. Lots of green trees and beautiful botanical gardens. There's a small marina. There's paid self parking. I would definitely want to come back!

Nice public free park and watching the locks in action is very interesting. There is also a place…read moreto see the Salmons as the sweam up the current and there are a few seals around too. It's a short walk from the Sunday farmers market

This is the post office closest to my home. It gets a bit crowded on weekends but staff are…read moreprofessional and I don't think they're wasting any time on their job. There is this one Asian lady (I believe she is Korean) who helps me most of the time when I'm there, and she is great every time! She explains how things work thoroughly, whether I'm there for mailing in my old passport to get it renewed or sending a package to Japan. She is also very careful about putting in the correct address so I feel more comfortable and confident getting help from her. She also has good energy level and is nice to talk to. Being in customer-facing job myself, she inspires me to do better at my job too. This may be common knowledge, but since they do not let you use mailing tools like glue, tapes, or scissors, I recommend bringing them from home if you plan on packing on-site.

Why am I paying for a mailbox if they just leave my items outside and my mail isn't in my personal…read moremailbox? I had to stand in line to my mail. And to top it off, there's only one person working the desk while someone is sending a million letters out. So frustrating.

This is my neighborhood library. It's a small one but has lots of displays such as staff picks, new…read morereleases, new teen books, and peak picks! Peak picks is where you can pick up popular books with no wait for a 2 week period. There is a small outdoor seating area which is a nice option during the warmer months. Free parking lot underneath the building.

I love stopping by this library when I'm walking around the neighborhood. Or when driving, an added…read morebonus is that there is a free parking lot in the garage. If you need to, you can take the elevator from the parking garage to go straight into the library- very useful when I had a broken foot! The staff usually greets you when you come in and are friendly when you need help. The library has lots of windows to give it a more airy, light atmosphere. Although it's a bit smaller than other libraries I've been to, the shelves are still full of books to explore. I love the way they display recommended books to read! The "on-hold" area is easy to navigate, and it's right next to the self checkout station so if you need to quickly pop in to grab your stuff then check out, it's super convenient. I just really like this local simple sanctuary, and I hope others do, too.

Staff at my local post office super helpful and friendly. Shout out to Eric who helped me today…read more He explained it's better to come in and check with them whether flat rate is worth it. Makes sense. I mailed a package to my mom and he compared the rates for me.

I live close by and usually stop by on a weekday in the morning to avoid lines, and so far it is…read morepaying off.. this post office is small and in need of some serious interior updates, but the equipment works, and the employees get the job done with smiles and courtesy.. On my last visit, I was the only customer and received great customer service that had me on my way in less than 5 minutes.. Of course I'll be back..

If you love the movie up then you're going to love visiting the Edith Macefield's house which is…read moreinspired by the movie. We have been here three times and this visit they had colored the house red and black. It kind of gave like Asian vibes. But this house is nestled in between two buildings. Parking is very sparse. So if you are doing a quick visit you could Park across the street. Or you could partake in the street parking in that area. But be warned it is a busy area. Pro tip make sure you bring some balloons to take memorable pictures in front of the house.

The house that inspired the movie 'Up.'…read more A super cute house with a great story. Wedged between two larger buildings stands the Up house and it sure is easy to miss. We actually had to drive around again because we missed it the first time. A quick stop, but worth the visit for such a powerful story and inspiration for a wonderful movie.

Cool Landmark in Seattle, Washington…read more.. I've had "The Center of the Universe" bookmarked for a while. It's a good thing to look at the bookmarked items on the Yelp app once in a while. I totally forgot about this novel and unique piece of Public Art! I should have visited it when I saw the Troll and the blue Fremont Bridge yesterday... darn! Anyway... I parked across the street and got a good shot of this directional sign! As I drew closer, I saw places on the sign that I would like to see - such as Machu Piccu and Rio de Janeiro. Other interesting places include The North Pole and The Milky Way. What a fun tourist stop! Check it out when you have time! It's free, quick, and a good break from daily routine!

One of the few photo ops (like the Rocket, dinosaurs, the Troll, etc) in Fremont…read more I saw the sign. It opened up my eyes. Life is demanding without understanding. To reiterate, I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes I saw the sign. No one's gonna drag you up To get into the light where you belong But where do you belong? Now if you excuse me, all that she wants is another baby, and she's gone tomorrow, boy.