Clerks are of no help. The whole system is a sad joke. Can't even access your case online. They…read moredon't send info about your case via email unless you're an atty.

Excellent excuse to come to downtown. I would never imagine of being summoned twice in my short…read moretime living in Houston. And, best of all, at the same building. My first visit was in the summer of 2011. It was before me owning a fancy electronic, I wouldn't understand who would use WiFi. So, I met a couple of interesting JD (jury duty) regulars. A school teacher brought an ice chest, she called it "picnic basket." Another guy hardly talked, he finished reading 2 books while we waited hours in the hallway for voir dire. 4 years later, I'm no longer a rookie after reading reviews from my fellow Yelpers. A lady sat next to me complained how cold it was. I thought, "you should read Farrah's review by bringing a jacket." (Hehe. I was laughing silently). I was glad to see many improvements. 4 years ago, we were sorted through many reassigned juror numbers. Then, herded from room to room and waited in the hallways seeing defendants families snared at us. Not to mention can't eat or drink if you didn't bring a "picnic basket." Now, there are plenty of instructional signage to the security check point at the garage prior to entering the tunnel. My appointed time is in the afternoon. So, no more endless waiting for voir dire. Here are my tips: - bathrooms are on both side of vending machines. They're not clearly marked. Just push the doors lightly. If they don't open, it's probably not bathroom. - chairs in the lobby are recliners. If you didn't have breakfast, don't rock on it. You'll get dizzy. (Watch my in-app video) - bring snacks, lunch and something to drink. The cafe is not always open. There is only one microwave available. - take the opportunity of free METRO day pass to shop and eat while you're in downtown. (OMG, I walked a few blocks to Phoenicia for my first visit.)

Not a location to renew your Driver's License or obtain titles, tags, and license plates. Closest…read morelocation for driver's license is 4545 Dacoma. Listing is not correct stating location is DMV

took care of me even though i live in Austin they made me feel safe and secure. let me also know i…read moreneed to make sure to change my address once i move here and i could do it online

In and out super easy. We parked. Went in. Someone was standing at the door to help and direct us…read more We went straight to the counter on a weekday afternoon. They immediately got us a new tag for our new car. It's activated. And we were done. Very good experience.

Smooth process Was greeted by a lady very nice…read more Gave instructions have you ID out and your phones off Followed the red ropes Another lady told me what number to go to ID checked got my ballot and did my civic duty Done in about 10 min (already knew who I was voting for) In and out again smooth process

I attended the pride festival at Steve Radack Community Center back in June. I thought the facility…read morewas excellent for such small event. I got a chance to see the largest room, which could hold nearly 300 people. I wanted to host an event here. But the requirement is only 45 days out. So unfortunate. The location is great but so far out from where I live and from the major freeways. I think it may work for me one day.

Friendliest USPS staff I've ever encountered. Even when one person is working and the line is long,…read morethat person is always friendly, patient, and kind.

This was probably the most pleasant experience I've had at a USPS location. There was only one…read moreperson in line ahead of me, and the lady at the front desk was super nice and helpful.

Ok, this is going to be weird but I have NEVER EVER been to any governmental or agency whose…read morecustomer service can only be described as exceptional! The staff is always so informative and kind, they actually treat you like family...yes family! Angel in the 2nd floor receptionist was by far my most favorite person because he assisted me in every process that I came to do, which at the end it was a total of at least 10 different procedures. From the get-go when I walked in with my parents and the guard from the metal detector saw my dad wearing a heart vest, he asked him how old he was and right away we were given the VIP treatment! Since I accidentally made an appointment for the wrong procedure I asked if my dad could take it since he needed to renew his Mexican passport *which I originally wanted to apply for myself. But because I also had my mother, both my parents were able to renew all different documents and I was given the correct information to obtain my dual citizenship, Mrs Sylvia from the 2nd floor cut me some slack and asked to come back Monday @ 8:30am. Monday came and I arrived on time, Sylvia was very professional and fast with the process. Long story short after 4 hours I left with my passport and my matricula. The entire process is well organized and fast, their staff definitely made my two visits pleasant. I just wish more government agencies could learn from this office on how to provide great customer service and simply be more sympathetic towards people. Thank you for such a wonderful experience especially when I was bringing my parents!

Mexican Independence Day celebration. Today the consulate held an Independence celebration. Plenty…read moreof entertainment, food, music and great time. Many vendors and everything was free to everyone who joined in. Lately their events have been getting bigger and better with much more participation. I recommend coming to their events.