I had a couple hours to kill, had work to do, and didn't want the coffee shop scene. So tried this…read moreplace. No parking lot. But street parking available. In a residential neighborhood so I think a lot of people walk here. Limited seating. I sat at a table in the quiet area. There were signs saying no talking in the quiet area. The children's room is in the basement. But the whole building is open plan, and no doors anywhere. So I was treated to an hour of children's songs with accordion accompaniment. While sitting in the quiet area. Music so loud that I was fantasizing about noise canceling headphones.

"Waterfront Park in Dobbs Ferry, New York is a scenic 10-acre recreation area along the Hudson…read moreRiver that offers expansive river vistas and a vibrant community atmosphere" I spent a perfect Sunday afternoon in Dobbs Ferry. First, my friend and I walked Main Street and then traveled to the waterfront to enjoy the beautiful perspectives of the Palisades, Tappan Zee bridge and the sailboats sailing along the Hudson. There were plenty of people enjoying picnics and kids biking their hearts out. It also includes a sailing-themed children's playground, outdoor exercise equipment for adults, a fishing pier, and a boat dock. There is a tiny beach you can enjoy. There is also a stage that the park holds live concerts at. There are restaurants that dot the waterfront to dine Al fresco. We chose Hudson Social located inside the historic Dobbs Ferry train station house in New York. There is also Moon Bay that sits directly on waterfront. The best thing for me is to really enjoy the views of the Hudson River, sitting along the rocks and enjoying the breeze.. and that's it. It is not a long ride to get here: 45 minutes from Grand Central to Dobbs Ferry. Highly recommend! I found another treasure to visit in the Hudson Valley.

Recently visited the Dobbs Ferry Waterfront and had such a nice time. I used to come by here often,…read morebut never actually checked out the waterfront until this past weekend. It's located right near the Dobbs Ferry train station, with the option for paid or permit parking. There's a walking trail along with some beautiful views of the Hudson River and Tappan Zee Bridge.

In a second, all I saw were red & blue lights right behind me. Not because I was talking, in fact I…read morewas actually using my Bluetooth. But because I was doing 53 on a 30. Pleaded with Ms. Police Officer til I turned green, said I needed to pick up my dog's Rx- before CVS Pharmacy closed. She had no time for sad stories. After that, put ticket in my bag and off I went to the pharmacy. Could've/Should've done a number of things including pay it off and move it along. But I was determined to fight the damn ticket in court. H...o...w...e...v...e...r- few things took a left turn from my part after that: lost my summons, no time to go to court, back-to-back work schedules, delayed my hearing, etcera. But I also didn't want it to affect my driving record or result in a suspended license. In any case, I missed the deadline badly, it cost me and had to take action fast. Front desk officer, directed me to the Traffic Clerk's window and I paid ticket+fees. The clerk was real cordial and didn't feel I was being brushed off- in reality, the sister helped me in every way. In the end, I fessed up and gotta be a bit more light-footed on the gas. Paying that ticket, hurt my pocketbook but listen- I admitted my guilt. And coming here was a breeze.

Well this was about as good as jury duty can be. The folks from the Commissioner of Jurors were as…read morenice as can be,despite the fact almost everyone is lying to them to get out of serving. Parking is available right next door, and not too expensive -then free directly across the street after your are picked. Would be nice if they had more than one parking machine in the courthouse as time may need to extended depending on where you fall in the jury pool. The courts operate on a union schedule, so prompt start at 10:00am, lunch from 12:30 to 2:00 pm, then done promptly at 4:30 each day. Only pick is the truly ho-hum coffee shop in the building, although there is a terrific deli/restaurant around the corner. The civil case was short - only three days, and so I am free for the next 6 years after serving. Wheee!

Very friendly and professional. Gets the job done correctly while exemplifying respect for both…read morelandlords and tenants ...

I've been there twice in the past month and have had no problems which is an A+ for me! Both reps…read morethat I worked with were very very nice and pretty informative which helped me in more than one way since I tend to forget a lot of questions to ask when I need to.

Great place ! Very helpful staff Well run , pleasant to work with !…read more Wait used to be not very long , although I haven't been there since Trump , so who knows how long wait is now. I am glad it s still open !

My recent visit to the Dmv was all good this time around. I remembered where I needed to go versus…read moremy first visit here years ago. I also made my appointment ahead of time, weeks in advance. When I walked in I was greeted by a man who asked if I had an appointment and when I responded yes, he pointed me in the direction I needed to go. Checking in was also easy, and if you had trouble there was someone there to help. I typed in my phone number, my appointment time popped up and I printed out a receipt and found a seat. I had a 11am appointment and I arrived early like 10:36, so not crazy early lol To my surprise at 10:58 my ticket number was called and I was at the counter. The lady at the counter was full of personality. She got me in and out before 11:30. This time the parking only cost me, $3. Overall when you have to go to the Dmv automatically you think of drama and stressful day but my experience there today was calm and easy. I 100% recommend that you make your appointment online beforehand to save yourself the headache.

My review is not only for this location because the lady at the check in kiosk was extremely nice…read moreand helpful, my biggest problem is the lack of communication about the requirements, I went for an address change on my license and they told me that now I need a proof of my legal status just for a change of address, I'm not against those requirements, but it's really inconvenient that you go for nothing, and now you have to go back home to get your passport, DMV should post their updates on their website, not everyone has transportation available 24/7

Five stars for a DMV Office? Ron, you ask, "Have you lost your mind?". No friend, I have not. Maybe…read morebecause it was midday and mid week, but I walked in, was greeted by someone who works there, asked why I was there and given a ticket. 3 or 4 minutes later I was at a window and 2 minutes after that I was back on the street. I've been to this and many other DMV's. Perhaps I just got lucky but it doesn't get any better than my last visit.

Extremely Unprofessional Customer Service and Discriminatory Treatment at Peekskill DMV…read moreI am writing to express my disappointment and concern regarding the unacceptable customer service I experienced at the Peekskill DMV, specifically involving an employee named Erika. I initially visited this location to surrender my license plates, expecting a straightforward and professional interaction. Instead, I was met with an extremely dismissive, condescending, and hostile attitude. Throughout our interaction, Erika repeatedly rolled her eyes, sighed in frustration, and responded to simple questions with unnecessary sarcasm and hostility. When I requested to speak with a manager or supervisor, she responded, "They don't speak Spanish, plus they're not here." What makes this comment particularly inappropriate is that our entire conversation had been conducted in English. Her response was completely irrelevant and raised serious concerns about discriminatory attitudes toward Hispanic and Spanish-speaking customers. When I expressed that I no longer felt comfortable being assisted by her and preferred another employee, she responded, and I quote, "Good, then leave. We don't want you people here." She then proceeded to walk away while laughing at the situation. Additionally, her overall presentation was concerning, including a strong odor that appeared to be marijuana, further contributing to an uncomfortable and unprofessional experience. Given Peekskill's substantial Hispanic and Spanish-speaking community, it is especially disappointing that an employee entrusted with serving the public would demonstrate such hostility and make potentially discriminatory remarks. I strongly encourage Peekskill DMV's management to investigate this incident and take appropriate measures to ensure that all customers are treated with dignity, professionalism, and respect, regardless of their ethnicity or language. I am sharing my experience not only to express my dissatisfaction but also to raise awareness and hopefully prevent other customers from experiencing similar treatment. No individual should ever feel humiliated, unwelcome, or discriminated against when accessing public services.

I'm so happy that they are open and they are letting people walk around most libraries are not…read moredoing that yet. I needed to use the computer and print some stuff out. The best. There use to. E four computers per table section but now it's two per table. I think there is 8 near the adult mystery section. There was two in the teen room, but of course if your not. Teen you can't really be there. They do holds like other libraries but unlike others you don't have to call to pick it up. I travel from my hometown because I've been having issues with pick up. Basically the computer will say I have a hold available for pick up but when I try and schedule a pick up it says I don't. Dah I've complained numerous times but the problem persists so I'll travel by bus to mamaroneck and pick up my items till they decide to allow people in. But I never have problems with mamaroneck. In fact I just attended their first zoom coloring class for an hour. I miss coloring in person but it was fun but they are only doing it once a month.

Upon the town's drastic budget changes and the amount it time for this building to be built you'd…read morelike something wonderful would be inside....but no. - when you enter, you will give your books in but they will not check them in immediately - the librarians are loud and will rush you off to another section - the children's room is covered in fabric which is known to carry germs longer. it also has over 6 foot tall bookcases in a children's room. there is also no bathroom nearby - the bathroom is in the basement. near rooms that are used for nothing. frequently you'll find people hanging out down here for no reason. Lastly, these librarians are not nice. The word "hello" is easy to say but it's not said here. They've replaced the head staff twice and no one is friendly. From a more personal point of view, I think this town tried to make a library that would match NYC standards in a town that doesn't care as much about a library as Rye or Larchmont does. The front steps even manage to flood when it rains. I would like to see this library improve but it would cost the town too much money.