What a blast! We went this past Sunday on their New Year celebration event. It was very fun. They…read morehad activities for the kids that my daughter enjoyed (like mask making and little good luck apples). When we first arrived and went through the visitor center where the gift shop is, the ladies behind the register were so kind and helpful. I wish I got their names. They were great at recommending where to start and what to do. They answered my questions and made us feel very welcome. I watched them interact with the families in front of us, and they were very sincere in making sure everyone had a pleasant time. That kind of customer service you don't find too often. The luncheon they had was over the top good that we signed up for. The ham, black eyed peas, cabbage, greens, cornbread, etc all tasted like heaven. My five year old inhaled the cabbage like crazy, normally she won't clean her plate because she's a smaller little gal, but today was an exception. I was impressed! Some of the staff/volunteers you can tell LOVE their jobs and are passionate about what they do. "Mr. Jones" at the first older cabin with no electricity was so patient and kind with my daughter's many questions. He let her go pick eggs from the chickens as well, which she enjoyed thoroughly. She loved hearing their stories, I've never seen so her fascinated with things that didn't involve cartoons, an iPad, or candy. Seriously, the patience they had with her questions about everything made me smile. It was also neat to see the different people visiting. England, Canada, other states across the US. It was a treat to see how popular this place was for visitors and it was right down the road for us. PARENTS: -Bring comfortable shoes. Check the weather, if it has been raining, you will need to find a pair that may get a tad muddy! -Bring a small or lighter backpack to put some drinks in, especially for warmer months. -Consider packing some bug spray for mosquitos when it's warmer out, since there's water throughout the property and you'll be outside the majority of the time. -During colder months, the backpack would be good to use for packing a blanket for this little ones like during the cowboy demonstration. -Consider bringing a stroller, since you'll most likely be walking. An easy to fold up umbrella stroller would be good if you want to jump on the tractor ride. We enjoying walking and not having to wait on the tractor. It's only a mile loop around, with all the stops spread out so it's not like you'll be walking long periods of time. -If the weather will be chilly, bring a jacket as you'll be outdoors a lot for the demonstrations. We went on a cold day, and wish we had brought mittens, as well. Not necessary, but would've been nice to have. -Check before coming to see if they have any special events or lunches. Highly recommend the opportunity to let my daughter try the different foods from the "old days"!

Came here with my sons on their field trip and can't wait to come back. It is a large property…read morewith history. My kids enjoy learning about the history of each houses and what living back in the days was like.

This is my first time walking into The workforce commission off of beechnut and I was absolutely…read moreimpressed with the cleanliness as well as the service I was immediately given. Nevella absolutely answered every question I had, she showed me around, she explained all the resources, and she assisted me in a few other things (I was unaware of) I needed to do in regards to why I was there to begin with. I am so appreciative and I highly recommend this location to anyone.

I was sent a letter that said this is your first and final warning if you can't come in call this…read morenumber so I did over and over and over no one ever picked up so I called one last time and left a message that I couldn't come in because I worked full time. They cut off my assistance anyways which caused me too miss work and go through a entire process just to get my children medical back. This place can be helpful but to me it's a burden and here I am 2 months later receiving a demanding letter that I go in and now I have to so I don't have to miss any days of work for there mistakes.

Never had any problems here. I pick up my "vape mail" here every other week & everything always…read moregoes smoothly. Nothing is ever damaged or lost, stolen or misplaced at all. I'm in & out in 10 minutes max depending on how crowded it may be. It isn't ghetto looking either. I know of some post offices that make you feel uncomfortable just pulling up into the parking lot. This one isn't anything like that.

WOW, this was totally unusual but the service was so nice and polite, the small added conversation…read morewas authentic and she really made the process happy and enjoyable.

In and out, quick and easy. A bit small, but staff was fairly helpful. Of course I could just have…read morelower standards from what I expect from the post office, but it was the friendliest staffed USPS I've ever been to, at least compared to the ones in NY and NJ.

This is the best Post Office I have ever been to. They're a 5 Star Post Office for a reason!…read more The entire staff is so nice/helpful, it's clean and the line always moves efficiently and quickly. There are like three Post Offices closer to me but I always drive to this one when I need to go. Truly Katy's best kept secret!

Surprisingly fast and efficient with a very pleasant staff. My appointment was at 10:10 and I was…read morein my car leaving at 10:18.

My kids and I love to spend our afternoons here at this great local library! A wonderful place to…read morefind a nice comfortable seat and curl up with a favorite book or magazine this place holds many memories for my kids as they grew up! I am so fortunate to live in this community that provides such a beautiful place to spend a quiet afternoon reading or just enjoying all the great programs they seem to have all the time! They just recently went through some remodeling and the place is really nice and cozy now! Many places to sit with comfortable desks and chairs throughout! Their periodical section is a favorite. I love catching up on all my favorite magazines in this place! One of the best libraries in the area!

My home computer is acting up. I need a new one now, so I came in to use the computer here. I'm…read moreglad I can. Everyone is so helpful here. Ten stars.

Nobody is controlling the Board members of the place. Who is the Board Directors. The Board…read moremembers are acting like they are the owners of San Lorenzo. They cannot take constructive criticisms and they will attack and put you down if you make one. Those people should be replaced. If you make a comment about the service, they attack how you look, they make up stories, that is defaming my character as a person.

This place was more than enough for our annual Abuyognon Fiesta -- which was hosted in the…read moremetro-Houston area this year. Incredibly spacey to house the entirety of the crowd who wanted to go and line dance (and even dance the kuratsa). It's good to know that this area has a Philippine community center that serves the local Filipino community. 10/10 would Electric Slide here again!

I love a great library…read more The Robinson Westchase Neighborhood Library is truly a gem! Needed to get a book for my Newcomb Alumnae Association Book Club. It was available at the Robinson Westchase Library, so I made the trip to pick up my book. The library is a treasure. Open and airy, it just invites you in to check out books. Lots of shared parking spaces. The librarian pulled my book to the front desk. Walk across the bridge to Camden Park. This urban park is so nice. Worth it to cross the bridge and have a walk or sit on a swing.

My kids loved this library! The automated book return was cool, they loved the different sections,…read moreeverything was clean and the staff was knowledgeable! I also felt very safe here! My daughter was throwing a fit in the restroom (screaming was involved) and the security officer came in to check if she was ok.