I called to find out if they had paint for certain vehicles. I was then put on hold and was not…read morereturned back to the conversation. I did this as I was sitting in my car from the parking lot. I walk into the store and the person was just sitting there having a casual conversation with another individual. this was bad customer service. This is Tuesday at 11:45 a.m.

Brance Avenue Metro Station is a good one! There's plenty of parking and a clean entrance. Once…read moreinside, go to the top level to wait for the Metro. Since it's the last stop, it's easy to know which train to get on!

Plenty of parking for utilization at this end of the green line station! Trains are timely here and…read morestation is clean for metro.

This was my first visit to the this library since I moved to the area last February. As I decided…read moreone of my resolutions was that I wanted to get back into reading so this was the first step! So I went inside on February 1st to use the computer as I needed to prints some copies. The library is less than 5-minutes from my house so very convenient location. When I walked in I was greeted by the nice lady at the desk. She signed me up for my library card and gave me a quick overview of the library. What I really liked was that you get free copies up to 10 pages each day. Which at my last library you paid for every sheet! So after I printed out what I needed I walked around the library to see what they had to offer. Now the library is on the smaller size so they didn't have loads of books, but I loved the selection they had and checked out my first of many books. I also really liked that they give you like 3-weeks before the book is due which is awesome because it's been a while since I read a book unfortunately. So to give me that long I'll be able to definitely finish the first one of many books without any problems. The library has a nice open set up with the computers located in the middle, private rooms, teen area, and also for the younger kids a nice selection. I also like they have some comfy chair areas that you can sit and enjoy your book as well. I can't wait to come back!

This library is quite and safe I always have a privet room for my teleworking needs, When my…read moreinternet service go's out I can come here and get a privet room for my work!

Ample parking if you arrive prior to 8am. Conditions are usually acceptable during the winter…read more Staff and locals can be rude, but you can only expect so much from WMATA

The only time I'll come here is to go to FEDEX the closet station. Let me tell youn... its a long…read more @ walk!!!! Like 1.1 mile!! Take an uber from here to there. Also watch your six always!! It's a clean station, and I never have any issues. Station managers are always present and ready to help. At night it can get a little sketchy if you're alone. Some bums hang around to sell you stuff. Game days come super early. You'll find a some stuff for your team. Free parking on holidays and weekends. Have your smart trip card ready when entering and exiting.

This metro station is almost always clean if you don't count the lantern flys which have taken over…read morelately. Compared to other metro station this one isn't the best as there is no covered parking, the station leaves you in the elements, and more often than not the escalators don't work. Even when busy there is always parking in the lot, however. Getting picked up and dropped off by RideShare providers can be hit or miss sometimes as different drivers get sent to different entrances. Many metro riders anticipate being picked up at the "Kiss and Ride" however about 70% of the time RideShares go to the opposite side of the metro on SGT. Hartman Ln. I've been confused myself and seen others with the same confusion. Additionally, when it comes to park and ride, the parking spaces are TIGHT! I mean I have paid for reserved parking to ensure I have more space when getting in and out of my car.

This is my 2nd visit in a few months. Located in a decent neighborhood, I love the architecture and…read morehow open the layout is. The front desk was very helpful in walking me through the check out process since it was my first time actually using my card. The difference in the 2 visits is night and day. The first time, it was a questionable atmosphere. But that was also during the summer and seemed like a lot of the youth used it as a means of escape. This time, the crowd was quiet, calm and focused. I checked out a few books to get lost in but I do wish they had more options - most of the shelves are 50% bare. For now, it's a nice place to get lost for a few hours, whether in books or work

Very visually pleasing space from the outside and inside however the usable space is quite minimal…read more I found a nice nook to work but later found out it was the teen space. Didn't mean to break any rules but when I "found" the adult space it was 12 rectangular tables. Typically you can find a desk towards the end of a row or books that feel more intimate I will absolutely come back but plan to explore more libraries in the area first. Also the service at the front was top tier. They had an issue and ultimately could not help me but they did try every step and were communicative throughout the process.

I had a job interview at a school about a half mile from here and used this metro station to get…read moreback into downtown DC afterwards. I took an Uber here and it was an easy drop off situation. I was happy to find this metro station underground because often this far east, the stations are not underground and it was still cold this morning despite it being April 11. Trains (blue and silver) were running at regular intervals so no complaints here!

The station of my childhood. It's in a major intersection (East Capitol Street and Benning Road)…read more You'll know when you're there, by the hood famous "shrimp boat" which should be considered a landmark like Ben's chili bowl at this point. The neighborhood is slowly going thru gentrification. Every now and again, white people will get off here. It's rare though. Dennys is across the street and from what I've heard, it's not that bad. Benning road is the last station on the blue line in DC heading into PG County.

Now, this station is very congested usually in the morning. If you're catching the C21, C22, that…read moregoes to places like Six Flags America and PG College, be prepared to stand because most of the time, it's crowded. The station is clean and it has a parking lot. I wouldn't say that the people are friendly, but no one bothers me (lol). Like any other station, you have some weirdo's; just ignore them and you'll be fine. The good thing about this station is that you're within walking distance from Addison Plaza, so if you're hungry, thirty, or just want to shop a little you're just minutes away.

Be prepared to inhale clouds of cigarette smoke once you come to this metro station. I arrive to…read morethis station around 7:45 every morning to go to work. I then walk a short distance, past all the people "posted up" against the rail to the C 21,22,29 Bus stop to find a crowd of people standing as closely to the curve as possible, in a "I'm getting on first" fashion. In the midst of that clutter, there is always some middle aged bum with a beard that pulls out a Marlboro 100 and lights it - he inhales his cancer stick, and spews out the remains into the air where all the school kids are waiting as well. I felt so bad for this one kid standing behind him as he blew the smoke right into her face. Also, forget about getting a seat on the bench - There is always this young gal and her 5 kids taking up all the seats. She is sure to sit them sparingly throughout the bench while she watches them from a distance and takes her much needed "smoke break". If her kids don't take up all the seats, her bags will. But wait - there is more! The guys are atrocious! They will squeeze their way unto a bench, and if you walk up and even look at them - they will pretend your not their, or blast their music so they cant even hear you ask too sit. When the bus arrives - they pop up and run to the front and will look at you like your retarded if ask for their seat (which most woman don't, they just end up standing on this overly crowded, loud, long bus ride). The Hispanics only get up for their kind, and the young black guys are just a joke when it comes to chivalry. I only seen a young black male get up once for someone and in him I said "humanity restored". Well this is just a sum up of what you will expect at this station.

The post office is an important institution and vital to American society. During COVID they did…read morenot skip a beat... ok one or two hiccups, but it never stopped like the rest of America. One place outside of the grocery store that I found myself a lot was the Post Office. While I absolutely hate standing in these lines for service, the reps at the counter were very friendly and did what they could to help. The demand isn't their fault. Perhaps I'm being overly generous with the stars, but it's the Post Office. My trips to the Post Office have never been easy breezy or fun.

I'll say this is hit and miss spot because seems like most of the workers don't want to be there…read moreand can come off annoyed. I've been here a few times and that was my perception, but this time it was different. Now maybe because I was the only person there was no long lines so I was in and out without any issues. Only thing I hate and I see this in many establishments in this area that the workers are always on the phone talking loud even when customers are in front of them. Just really unprofessional but with these younger than 30 year olds I hate to say can't expect anything more.