We want to give a "shout out" to Charlene Jackson for a wonderful experience when Donna and I went…read moreto get our marriage license! She is knowledgeable, professional, kind, sweet and funny! She made our experience truly memorable! She took pictures for us in several displays for our memorable records! She was such a delight to work with! Thanks Charlene for everything you helped us with on this a special day for us! Danny and Donna

This place is so nice upgraded Was a walk in had a visit…read morethe vitals department and it was super fast was in and out about 20 min. Had no issues whatsoever!

I love the city skyline as we drive through Dallas. The downtown buildings and skyscrapers all…read moreover are beautiful works of art. And it's nice that they light up some of the buildings at night. Well done Dallas!! The freeways and tollways are hard to navigate, but thank goodness we have GPS to help. My Mother always had a tough time navigating through here in the 70's and 80's -- that was way before GPS.

Before you enter the building, there is a security check where your bags go through the x-ray…read moremachines. When you're visitor, it's so nice to explore. Staff were super friendly and kind as they told us to visit the 6th floor. We unexpectedly discovered the flag room on the 6th floor, which had amazing views of the city skyline. The flag room also had a podium where we had fun posing behind it. Also a nice bench outside for that souvenir photo of Dallas. There are also restrooms on the same floor. This was a nice side trip as we took pics of the big round pool with its own ducks too. This pool has a fountain which came on later on. Definitely recommend coming here to see the beautiful city skyline and learn some history of Dallas.

Took Dart downtown to Union Station, walked one block to the George Allen Courts Bldg. Easy peasy!…read moreYou don't even have to buy a Dart ticket, just show your jury summons. When I arrived we lined up and they tore off one little juror card and we were all immediately excused "due to Covid"! The court attendants were all very nice. So, I did go through security so I could use the restroom and then I was on my way back to Dart to catch the train home. I've never been here for Jury Duty, I've always gone to Frank Crowley in the past. The building and hallways looked very clean and the restroom was spotless.

03/17/22- Thursday…read more This was my first time here. I felt very safe parking my vehicle here. Not that expensive. It's close to the Red Museum...

I just went to the DIFFA/Dallas Preview Party for their Collection event at the W Hotel a week ago…read moreand it was a blast! I go to the Collection every year and think it's one of the funnest things in Dallas. They get designers to customize denim jackets and auction them off after a crazy show. There's usual a really fun after-party. The big event is 2/23 this year at the Anatole Hotel. Tons of beautiful people - WOMEN, men, straight, gay, models, not models :-)

I once would tell folks that this was the best postal location hands down. However lately the moral…read moreseems down or maybe they just have employees who are providing poor customer service, but I've gotten where I dislike this location but still come here because they carry the best variety of stamps, opened longer than my local office and this is gonna sound horrible, the customer service here is still better than my local post office. On this evening, I overheard one employee talking to a customer in a very snarky tone. Yes I realize that times have changed however you don't have to make someone feel little by saying things to make them feel stupid. Another lady asked a question and was told that she would need to Google the answer to that. I hope I've just come at a bad time (although it was NOT busy, there were three employees and like four/five customers) and that this isn't the norm to be expected.

I wish I could get this place 0 stars. I have never been so disrespected by USPS workers in my…read morelife. Or probably any customer facing employee ever. These employees severely need customer facing service training to learn how to use kindness instead of anger, voice raising, and force when helping a customer.

It's a sight to see…read more Perched precariously out of poking distance upon a manicured lawn, Tony Tasset's thirty foot, 11000 lb marvel is worth a look. Of course, it will look back.

Definitely one of the most random things I've ever seen in the middle of a city. This wasn't really…read moreon the top of my list, but was already near where I was so I figured I would stop by. It's....ok I guess? Maybe I would get it if I knew the history behind it, but other than that it was just a 'huh, alright' moment. It's in a small park, but the park itself was roped off so I wasn't able to get close to it. It's also a lot smaller than I expected. Don't go out of your way to see this, but if you like random art pieces, it may be more your speed than it was mine.

Nedra is the only good thing about the post office…read more We shipped out a lot of packages and she came inside with every person that walked in giving us all the information we needed to make our best shipping choices She is the best

Guy at the front desk was very helpful and kind. The place was quiet and on,y had one person ahead…read moreof me when I was there. The service I needed wasn't at that location but he gladly informed me of another one I could go to.

I hope I dont ever have to go down here to file for a divorce but if I do...the husband better…read morebrace himself because I already know how to get here. I came here for jury duty and gosh almighty, it was horrible. Long wait and they send you to tons of breaks. When you're done spending $20 on snacks, they tell you to leave. Hello? you could have told me that before I spent a ton on snacks! big court building compare to some of the other ones. Security is tight so you don't try to walk in there with a weapon. You will get shot and I will be watching you on tv.

Jury duty at the Allen court is so much more pleasant than jury duty at Crowley court. Parking in…read morethe garage is a breeze, not to mention that it's validated (meaning discounted, not free) when you are doing your civic duty. Checking in is fairly simple. You just walk in the building via the parking garage, go up the escalator, and then through the metal detectors. After going through the metal detectors, your path will change depending on where you're headed. For people with jury duty, you proceed to the right and check in with the staff there. I much preferred my jury duty at Allen over Crowley. Once I checked in, I received a bit more information and headed to the main room where all other potential jurors were sent. Usually my luck runs out but not on the day of my most recent jury duty. Not only did I find out the good news that I passed my principal certification exam, I also got dismissed from jury duty and had a free day from work. Once you throw in the fat $6 check I later received in the mail, I came out winning. Oh wait, you have to deduct $3 for parking. But still, I got a free day from work for being dismissed from jury duty and I made 3 bucks? #winning

going to meps is very boring most of the time. it's just a lot of waiting because so many people…read morehave to go through there but gunny Sargent Case makes the whole thing fun.