Clean and comfortable Employees are friendly and helpful…read more Only issue is the wait on Fridays, Mondays and Thursdays are the least wait

Why can't there be evening hours for those of us productive members of society who actually work? I…read morebelieve they were under previous county clerks.

Greeter was very nasty. Yelled at me when I didn't understand something. Gave my dad and I issues.read more

The office of the Monroe County Office of Vital Records is where you need to go if you need a birth…read moreor death certificate. You enter the building through the double doors and wait in line at the sign until the teller calls you. When I was there, one lady was on lunch and the other lady very efficiently handle the small line that had gathered since I walked in. Unless you're a funeral director, you go to the window, tell her what you need, she hands you the proper forms on a clipboard and a pen. You sit, fill out the form, return it to the window, show your ID, and she prints your paperwork and receipt. Funeral directors must immediately announce themselves, according to the sign. They take cash, check, and credit cards. This office doesn't see a lot of action, even though they share it with the M.E. (Medical Examiner). Hence, only six parking spaces and three handicap spaces. Overflow parking is on the circular (one way) driveway. This building is next to Monroe Community College, across from Southview Commons and Rocfish. The Office of Vital Records is open Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. closed Saturday and Sunday.

Alright - here is why I am giving it two stars . It's a beautiful place , a beautiful monument to…read moresee. However , I was in a wheelchair at the time of our visit . We called ahead to see if elevators were working so I could travel up, they said yes. So we went. We get there and ask the workers about the elevator who told us it's been broken for a week. What? I crutched and climbed up those uneven stairs because I wasn't going to pass that moment up. But if they would have been honest about the elevator , we could have prepared better . What about the other folks who are handicap and want to see the monument ? This isn't fair to them. Fix this. Other than that- please go see it . If you do anything in Athens that is number 1 in my opinion

Greece doesn't have a Yelp although I hope that sometime in the near future they get a Yelp. The…read morefood was incredible! I loved the Acropolis! Would certainly recommend but more in the evening times rather than the morning times. Less people and it's cooler. You will still experience those same stunning views!! It's a large compound so you will get a chance to visit several areas like the theater, palace and other supporting structures. It's exactly as you would see in the movies but in person! It's organized very well. I was able to get the Acropolis ticket in a bundle. It was called the Mega Pass. So for $50 I got access to the Acropolis where I selected a date and time to arrive (they are very very strict with their time slots so if you miss your slot, you have to rebook. I witnessed someone get turned away because they arrived 30 min after their time slot.) I got to see the agora, hop on hop off tour where they drop you off at various other ruins!! Soooo cool. The area is very clean. No food allowed inside and the staff kept everything organized and the crowds managed.

A very lovely library, as far as I can tell. It's out of the way for me, so not my usual branch,…read morebut I think something is up with the catalog, as I saw there was a video game on the shelf that I wanted, but could not place a hold on it and have it shipped to my usual branch. No problem, I'll just pop in. It was very easy to find the new games section and so I was in and out in a minute. I hope I don't have to keep driving to the various branches for items on the shelves (this is maybe only a problem with new media? Games and DVDS/Blurays), but it's also good to explore the libraries around here.

A wonderful experience from the moment we walked in. Loved the upstairs sections and seeing the…read moreMaker's Lab and Seed Library. Staff were friendly and helpful. We got our library cards and walked out with our first checkout. Will definitely be back soon to attend The many community events.

I asked all the kid-friendly trains to go down on Bae and Thomas refused, so did Gordon. I was…read morehappy to hear that Henry-ate-her. Henrietta is the heart and soul of all things ethnic and delicious in this area and I actually really like it. It's bad for traffic and it doesn't seem like it's much different to Amherst NY (part of Buffalo) in some ways - but it does have some great restaurants from all kinds of places in the world and I definitely enjoy it here. Go to Cha Chat Cafe, try Brown Sugar Milk Tea. Try Lemon Black Tea at Kung Fu Tea. Try Roti Canai at Coco Garden (Malaysian). Try Yuk Gae Jang at Seoul House and Sodam. Try Joe's Brooklyn Pizza. Try a White Hot and a Ground Round at Schaller's. Try Gelati (cherry and vanilla) at Rita's. By then you'll be swole, in a tummy sense.

If you're buyin, Henrietta is sellin. Seriously, Henrietta has hundreds of stores and dozens of…read morestrip malls on top of nearly any chain restaurant and most car dealerships you'd be looking for. The majority of this consumer mecca is Jefferson Rd and W Henrietta Rd. There's also little gems of things to do like go catch a $2 movie at Movies 10, see some live country music at the Roost, and so on. Henrietta is Rochester's most popular suburb and has a great night life. It's also home to R.I.T (Rochester Institute of Technology). Which was originally in downtown Rochester but moved to the southern part of Henrietta in 1968 (I suppose technically making it the South Henrietta Institute of Technology or S.H.I.T). Despite being a bit of a college town and having hundreds of businesses there are plenty of nice quiet safe neighborhoods outside the main streets in Henrietta where anyone would love to live. Besides being located right by I-90 between the city of Rochester and miles and miles of open farmland to the south, it's also a quite affordable place to live. If it wasn't for the cold weather and the lack of sunshine throughout the year Henrietta would be nearly perfect.

It's not fair how we get treated in airports, is it? But then it if was, I suppose they'd be called…read moreFairports. Fairport is a beautiful little wooded village with lovely swamp lands, marshes, and nature walks, just to the east of Rochester. You would think that you were a million miles away from a major city especially in the summertime, although it can get a little brutal in the winter time. Look out for the police cuz they are typical small-town police. At least the ones I've had the misfortune of interacting with, are.

This is a recreation center and nice playground. The rec center has some games inside: bumper…read morepool, ping pong, etc. The playground is good for younger kids, maybe up to 10. Nice jungle gym, swings. There is a basketball court and tennis. There is a nice little water park for the kids. There is off street parking, a few picnic tables with a grill, overall generally clean and everybody is laid back. Also has 2 huge soccer fields.

Lovely and spacious library with many exciting display areas to take in. The librarian at the front…read moredesk was very kind and happy to take me to the specific area I was seeking. I enjoyed the bird watch camera they have set up so you can observe the bird feeding area outdoors, as well as the aquarium and children's section. A warm and cozy atmosphere with lots of seating and materials. One of the nicest libraries I have visited in the Monroe County library system.