Dropped items off and they never were tracked and disappeared. I feel either this office or where…read morethey send it too in Richmond are thieves. One of my packages will be delivered but the other one won't be? They are thieves

Very poorly managed location!! STILL super long lines that move so slow because only 1 very slow…read moreworker!!! Not sure WHY! We always end up driving further to the N. Boundary location because they have better customer service there and faster service and shorter (or no) line.

This is a simple venue that was spacious enough to accommodate a small wedding. The women's…read morerestroom could use a few repairs (toilet paper dispenser) and needed restocking of soap, but sufficient enough. As a guest, it was s a comfortable place.

As a venue for an event, this place is a very solid four stars. It's not the largest, and there's…read morenot a lot of parking if you have to compete with a full lot at the nearby library, but those are the only two downsides. I think the space is a little larger than it appears from the outside, especially looking from the library. There are plenty of bathrooms and they're just a little bit out of the way, which is great for events. Acoustics for live music were nice and there were enough power outlets. They allow a lot of personal decorations, so you can really make the space your own. The space itself is very neutral with light walls - a good canvas. From my experience at a wedding reception, this place can look absolutely beautiful. Any sort of party with 30-60ish guests would fit nicely here.

My favorite post office in the Williamsburg area. But why? It was large, for one, and well-staffed…read more The customers were considerate and patient. And the location was great, near to the Amtrak rail station and w/in walking distance to colonial Williamsburg and the College of W&M. I often walked here, but the location was worth it. Admittedly, Williamsburg is neither a poor nor a diverse neighborhood, and the place reeks of history. This was a post office where all the fundamentals were in order. But, what made it memorable? Not much, really. I have trouble conjuring in my mind the layout of this place, despite multiple visits. People got things done fast and efficiently, but they rarely talked to each other. It reminded me of a Deutsche Post in Germany, actually (too bad you can't Yelp Deutschland. Yet ... ) But it would have been nice to meet some more locals.

They do not answer there phone It says they will give you to…read morean operator and it rings a bunch of times and then hangs up on you.

Such a cool place. I mean, who's ever heard of a Sunken Garden before!? Great place to meet…read morefriends for a game of soccer or frisbee. My kids LOVED coming here on a visit so they could work their way into a game with students. It's also just beautiful, surrounded by boxwood and stately brick buildings.

At the heart of the College of William and Mary's old campus lies this gorgeous lawn. A remaining…read moreproject from the work relief programs from the Great Depression it lies several feet lower than the campus around it. Free for anyone to visit it is intended for students and community members to come and relax. It exists to beautify the campus and remind those who visit of the strength our country had coming out of the Great Depression, it serves both of these purposes well. Having visited earlier this week I could not imagine giving the Gardens any lower of a rating. It ties the campus together and is an integral part of the William and Mary that exists today.

We are so fortunate to have such an exceptional set of libraries in Williamsburg and James City…read moreCounty. In addition to an outstanding collection of books, the library has a theater that shows both new and old movies for free! The seating is comfortable and the screen is large. I saw Oscar-nominated Past Lives, which attracted a good size audience. It was part of their art house cafe series. There is plenty of two-hour parking onsite as well as across the street in the garage. I'll definitely go back to see more movies.

The Williamsburg Regional Library is a great place to stop by, whether you are a local or if you're…read morevisiting the area. This quaint library offers a children, teens, and adults section, with a recent addition of the Kiwanis Kids idea Studio that offers fun interactives. Look for updates on events that occur throughout the year; there are also rooms you could reserve and request a bookmobile to come to your area. There's plenty of parking, and convenient drive-by book drop-off depots. +friendly staff +plenty of parking

Terrible customer service. The welcome desk was anything but welcoming. With or without an…read moreappointment, you're sent from one line to another with no clear direction and no end in sight. The staff at the Williamsburg DMV do not seem interested in helping customers and are often rude, showing a complete lack of basic kindness and patience. I was only trying to renew my ID, yet I was given confusing and unhelpful information. I ultimately had to go to another DMV location, where I was informed that I did not need any additional paperwork to renew my ID. This made the entire experience at the Williamsburg DMV unnecessarily frustrating and a complete waste of time.

Efficient and quick! I had to replace my Driver's Licence…read moreand upgrade it to Real ID. I checked the waiting times on the WWW, and then signed up for an E-ticket (use: https://appointments.dmv.virginia.gov/OABS/Appointment/Index/f9d2f0ce-2853-4b10-969f-2cfcdc543d1c) to "Get in Line" with an ETicket. Once I arrived at the location, I was quickly called up to the window (wait time: less than 5 minutes), and the clerk handled my application in a friendly and efficient manner. Less than 20 minutes total time and I was done.

My brother in law passed away recently unexpectedly. My sister, as a former doctoral student and…read moregraduate of William & Mary College, chose to have his ashes interred in the Memorial Garden close by Lake Matoaka on the beautiful colonial style campus. Today was the day, after driving down from Bucks County on Thursday. It was very hard to find and follow the directions on the alumni website, but I stopped a Campus Police Officer and asked for help. He offered to have us drive behind him and take us to the spot. Above and beyond to be sure. The garden is framed by a low brick wall on one side, with a stunning statue of a large dove on wing arising toward Heaven. It is surrounded by a round flower bed and lower wall where I sat contemplating life and its fragility. This is a perfect spot for the occasion. The alumni association has realized a beautiful way to honor their history and the people who made it. Respect.