I would leave a no star review if I could . the staff is extremely disrespectful & don't treat the…read moreinmates like actual people . extremely unsanitary conditions as well , definitely a safety hazard .

Great food, don't need to make reservation, never had to wait in line to get in and free overnight…read morestays.

Hitler's gestapo and Stalin'd gulag on steroids!! while some employees are nice, especially…read moresupervisors, some of them are rotten to the core. The cells are made of solid concrete with AC blowing at 65F and super bright lights. it is impossible to sleep or even survive! Medical services? For get it! they expect you to drop dead. Nurse Delgado! Nazi camp's nurses!

I showed up at 8: 53 and as I was pulling in the parking lot I saw the guard locking the doors to…read morethe bonding department because they close at 9:00 I was there to put money on my friends commissary and the kiosk. Going to try calling them to let them know that I was there and that the door was locked and it was not 9:00 yet I couldn't get no answer let the phone ring multiple times called multiple times no answer. This problem is not acceptable If they're open till 9:00 this should be open till 9:00 with no exceptions other people have to suffer because they are lazy and want to check out early If they don't want to stay to the time that they're supposed to be here they shouldn't be working here I'm so disappointed with cold milk any jail right now it is not acceptable or should not be tolerated If only there was a number I could call or somebody would answer I'd let them know that the problem is and what they need to do to fix it maybe this needs to go higher up and let some people up higher authority know that they are too lazy to run their job to the time they're supposed to. Now my friend has to go without commissary for a week because of somebody's laziness that is not right and any shape or form something needs to be done because this is not acceptable

ANSWER THE PHONE !!! I swear nobody works in this facility…read more I hope you never find yourself in a situation where you're trying to get updates on loved ones. Being rude and lazy must be part of their job requirements I guess.

When it comes to jail accommodations, the bar is set pretty low, but BCADC fails to even meet those…read morestandards. It is a unique facility capable of hosting 4,563 guests spread over 100,355 sq ft. Guests are treated to long periods of reflection while racked up, as well as recreation, and three "meals" are served a day at no additional cost. Except long check in/check out times. Please note that the shuttle only runs to the facility but not from. The dining area is as uninspired as the entrees. I hear the staff is no longer trained at The Academy for Massage but can still reposition your spine if insistent. The no cell phones policy is laughably out of date. I saw someone there with wooly toes as well. If at all possible, find another facility for your visit to San Antonio.

This review is for a one-night stay in a DVQ in early May…read more guest room Exceptional suite, for the amazing rate of $69. We had a two-room suite in Building 110, it says Bachelor Officer's Quarters A over the arched doorway. We were on the second floor in and suite at the end of one of those long exterior porches. Most of the suites in our building seemed to be named for USAF aircraft. As the building title implies, these are converted BOQs. The front room is a sitting room with television, couches and - get this - a outsize fireplace! Now, the fireplace doesn't work, but imagine a time when big fireplaces were necessary in San Antonio. The bedroom and especially the bathroom were very nice. The bathrooms have been recently renovated and are as nice as any upscale hotel. There's a refrigerator and coffee maker, plus snacks and booze for sale. There seemed to be adequate street parking, just a few steps from the DVQs. In addition, the setting of the DVQs and deep porches are simply stunning. If morning coffee is your thing, arrange your schedule with enough time to sit in your rocking chair on the shady veranda overlooking the courtyard. food and beverage If there's a breakfast, we missed it. For lunch or dinner, there are all the usual food court options nearby in the PX. There seems to be a club in Building 500, which might be an option - depending upon their membership rules. staff Front desk staff were really great. You check in Building 112, which is right next door to the DVQ we occupied. Housekeeping staff were also very warm, welcoming and gracious. common spaces We didn't see or ask about use of a pool or laundry. With the number of guests, am sure the front desk could provide all sorts of options. location The air base is to the north and east of San Antonio. It's pretty much highway all the way to the base. The Security Police at the access point can provide directions to the lodging office. The neighborhoods surrounding the air base are not really tourist destinations, but the area seems safe enough. For DOD card holders, the installation appears to have every amenity you'd expect. In addition, the base is incredibly well maintained and a real showplace for the air force.

Randolph is a nice quiet base full of retired veterans. They're slowly adding more options for the…read morefood court and just finished the updated gas station.

Only challenge was they needed signs for parking AND walking especially during this time of…read moreconstruction all around. If we did not stop a patrol car and ask, we would have never found this entrance. The gated parking is for public use, you push the button and wait for communication. You also need ID to enter the front. Once inside, it is beautiful, organized, spacious and the staff was so friendly and helpful.

Officers don't know how to talk to people in a proper manner, super quick to hostilityread more

This sculpture, gifted by Mexico as a gesture of friendship, is really quite impressive and…read moreremarkable to see. It's situated right in downtown San Antonio off the Riverwalk. I'm so glad I ran into it.

La Antoccha de la Amistad - Spanish for "The Torch of Friendship"- is a monumental abstract…read moresculpture by Mexican sculptor Sebastián. The sculpture stands at nearly 65 ft tall and weighs more than 45 tons. It is located in the middle of a traffic rotary (the intersection of Losoya, Commerce, Market and Alamo Streets) in Downtown San Antonio, Texas.

I think the social security building in SA is a good place if you have to go there. They have…read moreparking across the street. Make sure you don't have anything ( like a pocket knife) in your bags that you shouldn't take in. They will check your bag. The clerks seem friendly and helpful. You just need to chill and wait your turn. Never had to wait too long for my turn. They also have a drop box if you just need to drop off documents but you need to label them correctly so they get to where they need to go. Lock your car and don't leave valuables in your car.

Walked into my neighborhood office, received required instruction, applicable forms,…read moreself-addressed envelope and walked out within 20 minutes. Turned in form requirements at the drop box and confirmed case updated with MedicareB eligibility - all within the same week. Great Service SSA @San Antonio Texas/Richland Hills office!!

After filing up with diesel at Bucees (I-35 & FM 306) yesterday afternoon around 5:30-6 pm, my…read moretruck wouldn't start. Initially, I went into Bucees and asked if there were anyone there that could help jumpstart my truck. Unfortunately, they were unable to accommodate and suggested that I look around for someone that was currently at the pumps. I saw a NBPD vehicle and approached the officer there who was on the phone. He said he would be right with me, but apparently called someone to come see what I needed. Very soon, another officer was there and asked what I needed. I told him that I needed a "jump" for my truck. He said that NBP were not allowed to use their vehicles to "jumpstart" other vehicles as it was a liability issue. I told him thank you and started to walk back to my truck when a 3rd NBPD Officer drove up next to me and asked if I needed a "jumpstart". I said, "Yes, but I didn't think you were allowed to." He said, we are not, but I have my own little gadget that I bought on Amazon prime day and was able to jumptstart a diesel ambulance a couple of days ago, I could try your truck if you like. Of course, I said, "sure".... within less than a minute, my truck (that has 2 batteries) started. I was SO excited, I thanked him and asked if I could take a picture of his gadget as I thought I might buy one to keep handy. He was happy to let me. I do have his name, but don't want to get him in trouble just in case he was not allowed to help.....rules are crazy these days. However, I want to let him know that I really appreciate his chivalry and willingness to help. I have 2 brother-in-laws in law enforcement and I know they would have done the same. Glad to know there are Police Officers out there that really do "Protect and Serve". THANK YOU so much. Quick suggestion...maybe NBPD should pick up a few of these gadgets so their officers can help out in these types of situations.

Badge number 4464 was the person I spoke to. Told it is perfectly legal to steal a car and future…read moreservice dog. Hes the reason my friend no longer has her future service dog. This department has failed me so many times I cant trust them. Don't trust your life or property.

Good place to vote…read more EXCEPT! You will have to take your belt off to enter. Ugh! But the easy enough to make my way to basement to vote...

To start off, nowhere online does it say "No Vapes", it's stapled at the bottom of the courthouse…read moreRule as you enter the building and You will be denied entry with it and have to go back to your Vehicle and leave it there. Secondly, do not Wear clothing with a permanently attached Belt, you will be denied Entry, the Security will raise their Voice at You like that will make the Belt magically not be permanently attached. Lastly, be very mindful that the security Staff have a Mount Everest size Chip on their Shoulders, apparently making Eye Contact Warrants a Strip Search for Jury Duty. I'm all for doing my "Civic Duty" but when you are Talked down to like You are a Child, at that point I question My Civic Duty. I'm still trying to Wrap My Mind around how a Belt is deemed a threat.

Literally found a family of maggots In a brand new box of oatmeal…read more They need to be more aware of expiration dates and what the heck they are putting on the shelves.

We are grateful for this commissary. They fed our family for years. Great deli selection…read more Conveniently located. Kind cashiers. And decent prices. All of these factors keep us returning.