Free after hours!! Loved that!! great location well lit and feels very safe! Park there!!read more

Didn't like parking here. The machines are not fun to deal with at all. Parked here because it was…read moreclose to the restaurant I wanted to go to. Machine would not let me go back when I typed my information in wrong. Machine would not recognize my Amex card. Had to use my Visa. First interaction with a parking system like this. Would not recommend it.

This post office delivered a package to me inside my (locked) mailbox. The package required a…read moresignature to deliver but instead it was delivered to my locked mailbox. A signature that is not mine was documented, even though it was dropped in my locked mailbox. The package that was inside my locked mailbox was ripped open and contexts removed. Who could have ripped and removed the contents? Is it a coincidence that the item was also signed for someone that is not me and the delivery person left it in my mailbox he had the master key to? If you are ordering something expensive from outside the US, ensure it is not delivered by this location. Per customs the item contents and amount has to be declared on the label.

Tried to call on Friday afternoon multiple times and it was clear they their mind was already off…read moreto the weekend. The amount of times I called and the possibility that not one person would be able to answer the phone makes me wonder why they even entertain the idea of advertising their phone number to the public. Just with I could decide where my tax dollars go at times....

Blue Back Square is a popular spot in West Hartford. It has restaurants, shopping, entertainment,…read moreand a residential area. There is a hotel and large name stores such as Whole Foods, The Cheesecake Factory, and various others. It's a beautifully maintained area and very pedestrian friendly. People have the option to live, work, and play right in this area. There's a wide selection to choose from, you don't have to leave the area if you don't want to. Parking can be found on street and two garages, all metered but affordable. There are bright murals throughout. A movie theater and a library are within walking distance. There are events such as live music. There are quite an array of things to do and eat and all in walking distance. The area can be busy but for a good reason. I find myself there quite often and enjoy the amenities.

I saw last week on Facebook that Adam River from 95.7 was going to be present and Chaz the Cream…read morePuff man from the Big E Express at the Blue Back Square handing out cream puffs samples from 3:30-5:30 today. I ventured out with my kids to check it out. They thought I was crazy but went with me to see what I was taking about. They both were amazed how big these cream puffs are and the filling is so fresh. I told them the 1st time ever having them was at the Big E back in the day. With today being the opening day for the Big E it was an added touch to the West Hartford community to have a visit from Chaz. Next best thing to driving up to West Springfield tonight. Chaz was so photogenic and super nice and thank you for making my afternoon. I plan to get more cream puffs on Wednesday when I go which is also Connecticut Day at the Big E.

I wish I had known this garage was not open during the weekend, because the garage closes at 10pm…read moreFriday night, which I knew, but sadly lost track of time and didn't get to it until 10:40, so now I am without a car all weekend. There was no phone number to call on the parking ticket but thankfully there is Google.

Great location and very clean! One of the best parking garages downtown.read more

Was looking for help with Hartford's overnight, on street, alternate side parking for my street…read more The neighborhood bar was making it near impossible to access our driveway or even get down our own street. Spoke with Lorenzo who rocks!!! Very polite, understanding and helpful. I feel an enormous amount of relief in knowing he has my back and my street issue is not only being looked at...but worked on as well. Finally...some help is available and peace can now be restored. Thanks Lorenzo. Your help and assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated.

Don't trust your car to these dolts unless you're looking for a claim check. I parked at Morgan…read moreStreet and lost a GPS. All this for $140 per month.

Love this clean, bright, welcoming public library where locals are getting tutored, using the…read morecomputers, reading, generally taking advantage of a valuable community space together. Always glad to see public libraries doing well.

I've frequented this library quite often since moving to CT. Mainly because they have a children's…read moresection at the lower level. We took the elevator to this level; there is a tween/teen, toddler, and baby section. The baby room is locked from the outside but you can reach over to unlock the door; this is for babies and crawlers. They had some baby toys and books in there. The toddler section has a mini kitchen, fake groceries, baby dolls, doll house, Legos, and toy cars which kept my toddler busy. We put away the toys we played with before we left just to be courteous. We had to print out some paper and it's 10 cents a page. Keep in mind when putting the quantity in the computer, it doesn't specify dollars or pages; it's actually quantity of dollars not pages. This location is nice because it's walking distance to all the stores and restaurants. Overall, a clean and organized library!

1.) Just to warm you up: Really? I can write a review on…read more Bishop's Corner? I can write a review on a NON business? I mean, it's an area, the streets and lights I guess could count as service, right? I dunno. Well, I guess I'll talk about everything around here. 2.) What your eyes may see: An intersection, across each street there are businesses. You got chain businesses, you have mom and pop businesses, you have Whole Food's cousin, "Wild Oats." 3.) Impressions: I like Bishops Corner. If you wanna grab food, go shopping, fill up your gas tank and have coffee, this is the center for it!

I think because of WeHa Center and Blue Back Center, Bishop's Corner is probably a very underrated…read moreshopping center in West Hartford. Bishop's Corner has limited shopping, but is filled with restaurants. In terms of shopping, there is a Marshall's, Walmart Neighborhood Center, and Maximum Beverage (a liquor store). There's various restaurants, including Noodles and Company, Qdoba (the only one I know of in the area) and Blue Plate Kitchen. There's a lot of other retailers and restaurants in the strip malls on all sides of Bishop's Corner. Overall, it's very well-kept. Bishop's Corner looks very nice and updated. The only down side I can see to this place is that the parking situation is kind of awkward for most part of Bishop's Corner.

I attended the YOM HASHOAH COMMEMORATION with my choir Praises of Zion of The First Cathedral…read moreChurch of Bloomfield CT. Pastor Michael Bailey and Arch Bishop Leroy Bailey were attendees. It was beautiful and very moving ceremony remembering all the survivors of the holocaust and all the families who lost their lives to the holocaust. It was an honor to be a part of the ceremony and look forward to singing next year.

West Hartford Town Hall used to be a high school called William H. Hall; it was built in 1924 and…read moreit was converted into a Town Hall in 1971. The parking lot is big and they have two parking garages onsite; those spots are metered so check their app for rates. There are some electric charging spots as well. When I walked into this building, it really looks like a high school. It's a large building with many municipal departments such as Human Resources, Building, and Engineering to name a few. Upon entering, there is a front desk that will answer any questions. The location is great, right at the center of West Hartford. It's walking distance to Blue Back Square, shops, restaurants, and a library. Overall, a decent but old building that serves its purpose for the townspeople.

A historically beautiful structure that houses Connecticut's Supreme Court and the state library,…read morelocated in the Capitol area of Hartford. This would be a great place to learn and view some of the historical pieces that defines the state of Connecticut. You can also sit in a Supreme Court hearing and take the tour of the state library, which contains state and federal legal publications dating way back to the late 19th century. The state library is open to the public and has wifi and outlets, so you can definitely use the space to bring your laptop/tablet and do some work. Great place for school groups to take a trip to, or even for families looking for something educational to do.

Beautiful building inside and out , built in 1854 . interesting architecture . It's not a library…read moreof leisure books, but that of records of various things such as historic documents, law, court records, Public records, land records, genealogy , you can look up your family tree here especially if your a CT resident , they have archives and archives of records very neatly organized, very clean building , metal detectors and security guard(s) . You can also find various test exams manuals here. Getting a library card is easy, just file out a simple application and have I.D. You can find the rights and claim of citizens, and the history of Connecticut and its people . Free wifi. computers access , book scanner . Parking is on street, parking meter . The gated parking lot is for employees. Nice staff members. They also have a museum in the building that closes 1 hour earlier than library