Spent about a year here. I've been in worse jails. They are constantly having staffing issues so…read morethe potential to get away with breaking the rules is good. Always contraband smokes available and even tripped on some good acid. If you are going to do some time ask to be transferred to work release. They don't actually let you get a job unless you have over a year but you can do stuff like go clean up at city park and the stadium. Always unopened beers in the bleachers there found some weed too. The car wash is a dope gig too.

If I could give less than one star I would. Rude staff, slow service and very uncomfortable chairs…read morefrom the beginning. I noticed the other patrons weren't enjoying themselves either. After the long wait for a reservation, the rooms are rudimentary at best. Incredibly cold, equipped with one small bunk bed and a single doorless bathroom (which is really just a small sink and seatless toilet). The food is not at all as advertised, closer to blob-like, tasteless versions of what they were supposed to be than food. The shower has little pressure and is rather cold after about a minute. My "roommate" was quite the character. A heavy set, loud woman, convinced we were in a dystopian reality. In my opinion, this place is not the best choice in New Orleans for bnb.

Very cool library! The offer so many things during the week for the community! It's very likely…read morethat they have some type of programming that you're interested in throughout the week. I attend a conversational Spanish circle on Wednesdays from 6-7. It's very informal and very helpful for me since I want to practice my Spanish on a regular basis. They also offer a conversational French session on Tuesday nights. The librarian was eager to help me, and she showed me how to navigate their website to use online resources for FREE! I love supporting my local libraries because they are such a great resource to the community and cater to a variety of interests. Notes: They have nice lounge chairs sit and work in or to read in. Large enough parking lot. The bathroom is kept tidy!

Such a great space, love the sunroom! I always come here to…read moreget some studying done for school!

ARREST BY OFFICER P/O D. WILLIAMS: On August 1,2025 I was…read morearrested on an old charge "simple criminal damage to property" dating back from January of 2022 , where a warrant was issued out for my arrest . I have had jobs and background checks since then , and I never knew that a warrant was issued out for my arrest ; until August 1,2025 where I went to get a background check for Orleans Parish ; where I was also arrested on a charge that statue of limitation had expired . It's stated by law in the state of Louisiana that the statue of limitations for simple criminal damage to property is 2 years . I was arrested on August 1,2025 , when the warrant was issued for January 2022 . When I saw Judge Johnathan Friedman at Magistrate court on Saturday August 2,2025 he informed me that he could not prosecute me for an old charge , when the statue of limitations has expired . I lost 2 jobs . I recently applied at Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office ; and was supposed to attend a physical for the Sheriff's department on August 2,2025 I missed due to me being incarcerated . Also at Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office where I was incarcerated , upon my release I was asked to sign papers stating that I received all of my belongings . They would not let me inventory my items before signing that document stating I had received everything, once I was able to open the envelope my $40 dollars in cash that was sent thru cash app earlier ,was not in my property. I did not receive my items from the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Department until after I signed the papers stating I received all of my items . When I finally received my items only after signing papers that I received everything back , my $40 in cash were missing ! When I looked on the paper I signed stating I received all of my items , I saw everything on the documents except my $40 in cash . When I asked the Sheriff's department for my money they told me to come back another time ! As of right now , I'm active seeking out employment because I lost 2 jobs due to being incarcerated. -TARANISHIA BROWN

So around 10:30 am I was notified by the gentlemen that were here to do our lawn services that…read morethere was a large aggressive dog in our yard. Not a dog that lives here. Or in our neighborhood. The poor guys left after being attacked. I cautiously investigate. It's a huge pitbull that chases me into my apartment. I call 911. Dog savages some of the feral cats that we feed here. I tried to save them and the dog attacks again. I call 911 a second time. And I yelled at the dog to leave from my window and it lunges at the window snarling. I called 911 for the 3rd time. Around an hour and a half now.. Savage dog attacks 3 persons and kills several cats. No response. But later on a lovely woman who feeds the feral cats was angry that the dog killed the cats yelled at the neighbor who apparently owned the pitbull who attacked 3 people and killed at least 2 cats and the cops were here in 20 minutes? I called 911 three times, in 2 hours. " Dog attacking people". Not an issue apparently. But when a distraught woman yells at a man who let his dog, a pitbull, run wild NOPD are here in less than 30?

Excellent service. Professional staff with a caring heart. Thanks to the coroner and his staff...read more

NOLA Coroners Modern & new location…read moreFlag should wave, half-staff #NOLA_Haiku #CoronersOffice #OrleansParish #RestInPeace #NewOrleans #MedicalExaminer #BringOutYourDead #Earhart

Good place to get a solid workout. Nice clean gym with lots of options to keep you busy. Locker…read moreroom is small but has all the essentials you need. This gym is only for employees and spouses.

This gorgeous library is a converted mansion that sits atop a hill on Saint Charles Avenue - if…read morethat wasn't all you needed to be convinced. I've only been a member for a short while, but in my experience the Latter Library staff is exceptionally friendly, the space is quiet and well-maintained, the wifi is reliable, and the book selection is great - everything from new releases to cookbooks, audiobooks, and books about New Orleans history and culture. On the lower floor, the original mansion rooms are largely unconverted and left true-to-style - you can sit and read on antique upholstered chairs at large oak tables, or walk about and admire the chandeliers and ceiling frescos. On the upper floor, however, are all your modern amenities - more organized shelving, help desk, clean bathrooms, computer lab, etc. In this way, Latter Library strikes a balance between being contemporarily functional in the community and being a historical relic in the neighborhood. Would recommend popping by and checking it out!

Great little library magazines, downstairs adult fiction and non-fiction upstairs great air…read moreair-condition study rooms. They got a seed library where we can check out three packs of seeds every day it's smaller than the main library of course and there's another uptown library that's a little larger, but it's bigger than the Avar library that's near my house. I recommend visiting each branch and checking out what they have you can also get ebooks thru Libby app.

It's always a fun stop for me on trips to pop into the local post office and mail postcards. The…read moreMilan, New Orleans Post Office was efficient and friendly. Easy to find, easy to park, this local post office was a nice way to feel the community I was visiting while on vacation.

Go anywhere else. They didn't check the collection box and my express 1 day package sat for…read moremultiple days. Tried to go talk to them and the line was 15 people deep with one person working.

Clean, friendly staff, nice play area for kids and good if you need to take a phone call for work…read moreor study group cos they don't enforce absolute quietness. Easy parking in the lot. Thought I would post a review since there is only one here from almost a decade ago which is very negative. There were 2 kids playing and it was welcomed by the staff. A great space to study or do computer work. They also hold a book club a few hours before close.

Central City Library the worst I've visit and my kids love the Library..! The staff is rude and…read moremean to kids..kept telling the kids to put books back that they were reading..we could've also been checking them out it was a few books 4 actually and they harassed us the entire time about the books being off the shelf, and told my daughter she couldn't play with the teddy bear, they are lazy and want to make their job easier if you sign up to put books back on the shelf that's what you do besides sitting behind the desk I can see if it was 10-20 books taken off the shelf..horrible attitudes just awful..!!! Deserve no star!

Amy helped me when it felt like no one else could and provided EXCELLENT customer service!! 10/10!!read more

Wildrinh Ayala was my public tag agent both times I visited ABC title uptown location (6227 S…read more Claiborne Avenue) was so helpful and really patient and I just had the most pleasant time with her. They move fast , she's direct and to the point, they value your time. I had to right a review because living in New Orleans , sometimes costumer service type jobs don't have the best people working on their behalf, well Wildrinh does her job and does it very well. I don't know ALOT about registration, tags, real Id. Etc but she makes it very easy, straightforward and stress free. Incredible job .

Awesome office of tourism. The staff was super nice and there is a host of information you can…read morefind. We learned you can get a day pass for $3.00 to ride the street cars and they're good on the RTA bus line as well. That is the most efficient way to get around downtown. The Bureau also offers several discounts and tips on seeing the city. They provide walking routes for the French Quarter and Garden District plus there is domicile to see and do in New Orleans. The walls had interesting murals of jazz artist and there's a huge statue of Louis Armstrong who is the king of jazz! It is worth a trip to visit to get information from the locals and learn about this interesting city.