This place is always busy, the Employees have gated parking. It's clean and cool in there. They…read morehave Security as you walk in. Greeter is always busy with Spanish speakers. They have like six people working the windows. I believe they don't let anyone in at 3:45 since they close at 4 pm. The Customer Service Agent was really helpful and informative. I was not able to get what I needed because, I didn't need it after all. I waited forty five minutes to get some help that I didn't need but, at least I got a yelp review out of it. Your welcome.

I finally got sign up, after a lot of frustration, trying to reach someone and being told someone…read morewould call me back to make an appointment in seven days. I asked after they call me how long till they schedule an appt. when they call back, they said, in about a month. Really! I also sat at the Ft. Worth SS office for an hour and a half. They still had over 50 people in front of me and I couldn't stay any longer. I finally went to the Cleburne office, they were super nice and helpful. I was in and out in less than 30 min. with everything in place.

Another shockingly pleasant experience at the passport office here! Isaac was fantastic! He was so…read morekind and helpful, and very patient and sweet with our two toddlers. We will absolutely come back to this location for any help we need with passports in the future based on how terrific Isaac was.

I was pleasantly surprised at the organized, efficient, competent & courteous service in 2 separate…read moretransactions.

Super smooth process. Easy to get in and out. All the staff were super nice. Never had any issuesread more

Got locked in a windowless room for 5 days with 12 strangers and fed food that looked like it was…read moreprepared by someone who hates flavor and possibly humanity. My "Alternate" Juror status felt less like a pursuit of justice and more like a hostage situation with 10+ hours spent in isolation waiting on a final verdict wondering if I also qualify for "Time Served". Would not recommend. Bring snacks, low expectations, and more patience than Mister Rogers.

I've had to come down a few times to help a friend with some important business, and each visit has…read morebeen smooth. The guards at the entrance are always friendly and quick to get us through. Staff on the 3rd floor are also very helpful and informative. Parking is easy to find on Belknap Street--just a few blocks away. Bring coins for the meters!

Wow! What an honor and privilege to be able to walk in here. This ancient courthouse made me feel…read moreso special because of the architecture. The landscaping is well taken care of but inside does not smell so fresh. The steps are steep and intimidating. I don't like heights. The Security Officers were very nice and helpful. The Gentleman explained to be where I needed to go. He was also friendly when I asked him questions. There's a small Museum to the left. It was pretty busy. I saw a kid doing a book report for class, along with a few other visitors. I ran into a Police Officer and he told me where to go too. The ladies in the office went the extra mile to help. Parking was near by. You just scan and pay. I saw two Brides getting their Bridal Portraits. It was such a nice moment. The fourth floor has a colorful Rotunda that many people enjoy seeing. This is definitely a unique Courthouse with lots of pictures inside. I would definitely recommend this courthouse.

Fantastic Bowling center and Movie space. A simple but affordable PX,and the commisary is to die…read morefor. Drive the grounds and go to the lake, it is beautiful

It a military installation. I have Veterans privilege so I went during the lockdown to see what…read moreprovisions I could obtain here that couldn't be found elsewhere. Overall, it has the basics but the stores are lacking. However, we do enjoy the privilege

The security people are wonderful and are so helpful. They made the whole experience easy and…read morehonestly made me smile. Thank you all for being wonderful. The staff at the social security are very kind and helpful. My experience was great

Apparently appointment times do not matter. You need one to be seen, but you won't get seen until…read moreapproximately 2hrs and 45 minutes after your appointment time. At a loss for words as to why I need an appointment at a specific time, but am waiting that long to be helped.

I own a shopping center in the 6300 block of Camp Bowie Boulevard. Over the last 12 years I've…read morecalled the police two or three times a year, usually regarding panhandlers or aggressive vagrants bothering patrons. I find FW cops to be helpful, professional and energetic. Same for the dispatchers. We have a very good police department in Fort Worth.

Officer Stogner is most likely a Rainbow Degenerate, who does NOT know the law or the US…read moreConstitution's Bill of Rights. Shame on shim..!

I needed to replace my Driver's License. I made my appointment online. It took three months to get…read morethe appointment! I heard they do appointments only, to cut down on traffic. It makes complete sense, because they have Woodway Elementary right down the street. The Parking Lot has been redone but, not expanded. I walked in and just about every seat was taken! There are signs explaining to check in at the Kiosk, take your number then fill out an application to replace your Driver's License. The Front Desk attendant was busy with a line of people. Later on another woman explained to us that the numbers are not called in order so, pay attention. She also, mentioned to make sure your forms are filled out correctly. She gave examples of some questions that are usually forgotten. That was very helpful! The Restrooms are sort of clean. There was some tissue paper on the floor though. They would not accept just a Social Security Card because, I do not have a Birth Certificate on file. So, I had to go get my Passport. Smh. I was able to get my spot back in line. Yes! Thank you, Jesus! She said, She does not look at the date the passport was issued but the expiration date. In case your wondering. It took like an hour and forty minutes for me to get my replacement. It was 10.00 plus a 1.00 processing fee. Also, the girl at the counter called for the next next number while she was still helping me. It made it awkward because, someone was anxiously waiting behind me. When their number was called they wanted help right away but, couldn't be helped right away because, I was there. Alright, that's enough info. I guess, that's what's expected at the DMV.

Front counter helpers are extremely friendly and very helpful. Once you get your number called your…read morehave the luck of the draw. And the result you get a unhappy Karen who is miserable and rude as .... well you know. She is the definition of stereotypical Drivers License Office worker. ‍

Well organized as long as you make an appointment in advance. We were in and out!…read more Come prepared and this will be an easy appointment.

Hi old folks! Yes, you too. If you're looking at the Social Security Administration, you're getting…read moreup here in age like myself. Okay so it's just me? Given the current cuts DOGE went about with a chainsaw, one would expect the SSA to be off pace a great deal. Well you'd be wrong. My experience has been exemplary. They seem to have really stepped up their efforts to still provide the best service. I expected this to take time given the numbers of physicians I see, specialty care, records from more than 6 different offices or agencies trying to be precise with details. I was under no illusion this would be a fast process. I wouldn't want it to be. Decision of this magnitude deserve time so they can be thorough. Given all that, and the people there having to go in to work under pressure of threats to their very careers and livelihoods? That alone would crush the spirits of even the toughest worker, so I fully understand they are fighting a battle now, yet they dig in. I feel for every worker out here in this new environment of fire first, ask questions later. I for one could be more proud of the job they do. We're all going through a struggle, some of us more than others. It's good to have an agency within our government that is here to help make that struggle more bearable, less alone. 5 stars isn't nearly enough these days. IMHO, they are truly doing a bang up job no matter the personal outcomes. Peace folks.

Dont bother with speaking to a representative here. They pick up the phone rudely and cant be…read morebothered to help.

OK, I know how much your palace is valued at, and your chariot and carriage for that matter. But…read morehow much is your Fort Worth? Fort Worth has a really pretty downtown, and the color scheme seems to resemble yellow Christmas lights. I really liked it a lot. It's one of the prettiest downtowns I've seen. There is an excellent bubble tea shop here named Fruitealicious (other locations in Carrollton and North burbs of Dallas), and some other great food spots worth hitting around the area, although the suburbs north of Dallas are definitely the best destination in the DFW area for food. The best food and drinks: In DFW get Meerut Kebab - the best Chicken Boti and Karahi you'll ever have. That's the top 5 in Houston place, btw. Amazing service too. https://www.yelp.com/biz/meerut-kabob-house-dallas Burger Xtreme is good, too - a very good burger indeed. Dumplings from "Dumpling" inside H-Mart in Carrollton is excellent. And Quoc Bao's Shredded Pork Banh Mi might be the best of its kind in the whole country. The other locations are in OKC. https://www.yelp.com/biz/burger-extreme-arlington-2 https://www.yelp.com/biz/quoc-bao-bakery-garland For drinks, try Bobaddiction (the waffle and the berry teas), and try Okinawa Milk tea from Sharetea, and Brown Sugar Milk Tea from Fruitealicious. Fort Worth is friendlier than Dallas, and I actually had my second best concert of all time here which was at the Montgomery Plaza - a ritzy fancy overpriced shopping mall in a reclaimed industrial area. I sold over 50 CDs for only the second time. It's by far the biggest and best concert I've ever played in a large metropolitan area. Thank you For (what it's) Worth, Fort Worth.