Ms. Lowe took great care of us! We had Medicare issues and questions that she helped us with!…read moreThe walk in was very efficient as well!

The person at number 36 at the social security office was very very rude. When I came at sat down I…read moresaid "hello" and greeted her and she didn't say anything. Whenever I sat down, she also asked for my Identification number and when I tried reading it to her, she rolled her eyes and and looked disgusted and shakes her head, and said " No I AsKeD fOr YoUr ID CaRd" and then I said " I'm sorry, I didn't know, I was just trying to read it to you." That threw me off and my anxiety shot up and I set a boundary, I just closed myself off and just answered with "ok", and yes and no's because I guess she's taking everything out on me and I am just trying to get some important information done. So after it was done I told another worker to please not put me with number 36 because she was very rude and I definitely complained. Next time I'll just try to do everything online.

We Love it you have no hassles, had one for years and it's easy to replace no waiting and it's…read moreconnected to your accounting case it gets low

Worst company ever! Please don't ever sign up with them. I signed up, but the car is under my…read morehusbands name. My credit card had changed and i tried calling to pay and update the card and they would not allow me even though I'm the phone Number and email listed in the account is mine. I was finally able to pay the balance over the phone and now I have a new balance even after closing the account and switching to a much better service NTTA Also, their tag does not work at the airport. They also have my husband's mom as my husband last name. What a messy confusing company

This place is crazy just to get a copy of a birth certificate or death certificate sheesh. It is…read morehard to find parking and the line is not pleasant. Be ready to wait for more than an hour. You first sign in then you are directed to the forms to fill out what you need. Then you have to get in a line to leave the form you filled out with a clerk. Then depending what you need the clerk will give you a number and here is where the waiting begins. There is 4 sets of numbers that are called so pay attention when your number is called. Once you are called it will tell you what window you need to appear to be helped. That's where you pay and they direct you to another window to pick up the document you need. A long process just to get a piece of paper. All I can say is be ready and think happy thoughts. Have a great day!

Just try to schedule an appointment for a Covid vaccination on the website. Flat doesn't work…read more Oh, and the 832.393.4220 number they give you to call at houstonemergency.org/covid-19-vaccines/, doesn't work, either. Howlingly incompetent.

Based on the photographs near the restrooms and the mural over the kids' section, it seems like…read morethis library holds some historical significance. I happened to be in the area and decided to stop by to check out their book sale. While their selection was smaller than other libraries I've visited, I loved that they had a "Fill a Bag" sale for just $5 running at the same time as their standard $0.50-$3 per item pricing. I found a few great titles to add to my growing personal library! What stood out most to me were: 1. The building doesn't have an awning or clear signage showing the library's name--kind of surprising for such a seemingly historic spot. 2. The space had a distinct "old" smell, like the carpets hadn't been cleaned in years and decades of foot traffic were still lingering in the fibers. 3. The librarians were incredibly kind and didn't rush me, even though I walked in just 10 minutes before closing. Their patience was especially appreciated as I wrapped up my purchase right around 4:55 PM. It's rare these days to not feel rushed, and their courtesy really stood out to me. All in all, it's a charming little library worth a visit, especially for the book sales!

I went to renew my handicap placard. I tried Wednesday when I was off only to find out they are all…read moreclosed on Wednesdays now. I had to get permission to go in to work late so I could have it not be delinquent. I can't stand more than a few minutes without intense burning and pain during bad flares, and I'm in a horrible one now since my trunk fell on me and I had already gotten shoulder injections a few weeks prior. My back problems have been present for over 20 years, and I have fibro, AS, and autoimmune issues as well. Anyway, I usually go to the one on Chimney Rock, but that one can take a really long time. If I was off I wouldn't mind so much. The reviews for Griggs as well as calling and speaking with a very nice woman pointed me in the direction of this location. I planned on getting here at 7:30, but rain and life had me moving slow. I arrived in the parking lot after 8:20 and was out by 9:07. That's with me shuffling around my bags because of the rain and trying to protect my paperwork before actually going in. I was even able to get 2 placards, which I was about to ask for as mine looked like who did it and what for after 4 years of actual use. Faded to nothing and taped together in 2 places. I just turned 42 and work full time in addition to having nieces and nephews. My placard is always moving, and I drive my brother's vehicles since I can't easily move the car seats with my musculoskeletal and pain issues. The actual time from waiting in my seat to the desk and out the door was maybe 10-15 minutes. The only suggestion I have is the sign in sheet for the handicapped like the Chimney Rock location has so we don't have to stand in line and wait to check in at the desk for a number. Thankfully the line was short and I spoke with a lovely woman while waiting. However I had brought extra items for the wait(as I've had to wait hours in the past), my chair pillow, umbrella, iPad, and my bag was heavier than usual. Standing was extremely painful. It's not the same as standing with nothing in hand. There were chairs against the wall, but I did not want to risk losing my place in line. Outside of that it was a great experience. I'll be coming to this location for my needs from now on even though it's a bit further from home.

By far one of the worst tax assessor's office in the city. Severely understaffed and a simple…read moreregistration sticker becomes a day long, torturous experience. After about 2 hours of waiting, I decided to drive across town to another tax assessors office and was in and out in 10 mins.

Not the best park in Houston, but it's still a nice park to visit. There is a playground, pool,…read moretennis court, foot ball fields, and a huge track at this park. The grass isn't kept and the material for the playground is rusty and outdated. The park has the potential to be better, but it needs improvement.

This park has a good balance of shade, field, paths for walking, various sport courts/fields, and a…read moreplayground for children. However, I didn't give it a 5 stars because on our last trip here, some fields and the playground was covered in red ants. I didn't notice until I saw about 4 red ants on my so while playing on the playground. I saw multiple ant hills on our trip here this past weekend. Additionally the fields for practicing are okay but don't have good consistency, tripping in dips/holes is pretty common if running for a ball or what not. If the bugs and field consistency maintenance improved, I would return.

West Pearland Library, yall have the bucks honey!…read more I made a decision to get a Brazoria County Library card due to a book I needed for work purposes. Another branch was the only branch to have it. I've enjoyed visiting various branches and since getting my library card. This library is really nice! Spacious and clean. There's ample seating with pods, open tables, private meeting/study rooms, and a lovely balcony area with more seating. There's an elevator as well- accessible. My initial visit was during the holidays so there was lots of decor. Librarians/Library staff were friendly and helpful. When I'm in the area, I'll definitely return!

I attended an event hosted by my colleague. This was my first time at this Library, and it was so…read morebeautiful. I loved how the community rooms had glass walls so that you can see and it brought so much light into the room. The room was spacious and the library itself was cute. In the hallways they have a self check out and books that are free. I will definitely return for a story time.

Surprisingly fast and efficient with a very pleasant staff. My appointment was at 10:10 and I was…read morein my car leaving at 10:18.

This library is truly a blessing. This is the ONLY 24 hour library I could find in Houston, the…read moreother library systems close way too early for my tastes since I'm a night owl studier. The 24 hour schedule runs Sunday-Thursday, so not 24/7 but 24/5 (says the receptionist and it's currently the fall semester as I type this review). If you're a non-student like me (I'm post-grad studying for boards) you'll have to borrow a rice student ID or find a way to sneak in. ... Just kidding! They're visitor friendly. Just present your drivers license to the receptionist at the visitor entrance, which faces the giant-open-spaced-courtyard (east side of building). They have a ton of cubicles, tables, and study rooms here, and all of them have outlet plugs!! The cheapest parking lot is the Greenbriar lot. It's the farthest from the library but is only $2/day versus closer lots that are $1 per 15 min, maxed at like 3 hours a day. Womp. The walk from Greenbriar to the library is about 20 minutes. I know it doesn't sound like much, but if you don't work out like me and the weather's been around 90 degrees... that walk lasts forever, and you'll arrive at the library covered in sweat. (Trust me, I speak from experience). Luckily... I discovered the bus system and my sweaty problems were solved. The Greenbriar/RVA bus route will pick up from Greenbriar lot and drop you off near the library. Take advantage of it! Save your energy for studying!

Excellent library!! They also allow non-Rice students to enter which is nice (just need to present…read morephoto ID) with guest WiFi. Plenty of study spaces with outlets. They even have a seed garden! (Can take 3 seed packets per person). Very cool!