The staff was exceptionally. Very friendly and helpful. Being a senior citizen and not up to date…read morewith technology, l couldn't have experienced a better group of workers. Thank you so......much

I love free books! And if you live in the area, you should come here. Their computers are new and…read moretheir internet is definitely not sluggish**. Keep in mind that computer wait times vary depending on the time of day. For those of you aren't familiar with Brooklyn Public Library's check out, here's the run down: Take your book over to the kiosk. Then, scan your card and the book's barcode and you are good to go! You can also reserve your book online. Once reserved, your book will be in the reserved section (there's a huge sign), wrapped with a paper with your last name on it. ** How fast is there WiFi: Most of the people using the library's desktop computers are using it for web surfing. And there are a good number of patrons connected to the internet via laptop (the times I've been there), while the library desktops are being used and the internet is still stupid fast!

My favorite neighborhood branch. Libraries are my primary love and especially in my hometown. Local…read morelibraries sometimes suffer from city funding but Jamaica has always held its ground from since my childhood. My elementary days involved Jamaica Bay almost daily! Coming here every now and then reminds me of what a staple it is in my community and how it serves the community if you let it. It's been through several renovations since I remember it and it looks good. I came on this specific day to get an issue resolved with my library card and check out the new books selection. There new book selection is great it's books front be same year meaning they're doing funding wise. I got help quickly and resolved my issue quickly. Love coming here always.

I went here recently to renew my Library card and received great speedy service with very pleasant…read morefriendly customer service!

Around 11 on a Friday it's very empty....so come inside…read more.. I know it's a hit and miss in this place But hey they be moving as quick as possible and they doing passports right now

Customer service sucks the worker are very rude. You chose that job not me. And plus why doesn't it…read morehave any circulation inside it's so hot in there.

Great space. only issues is that they need a better a/c system for use both in the winter and…read moresummer. The a/c used in the space is for a household, not for a commercial space, therefore any type of dancing and strenuous activity you will be sweating, and I mean real sweat. Your clothes, makeup will be a mess. Please, please invest in a proper HVAC system

I just got off the telephone with this post, and they are NOT closed! The man that answered the…read morephone had heard that on the Internet, it was being reported that they were closed, but he assured me that info was wrong, and that they are OPEN! Good news!

i can't speak for anyone else, but I personally have had no issues. Fast and reliable. I gave him…read morethe money and he helped me fill out the forms and everything, and the benefits activated a little while later. Would recommend.

I wish there was negative stars. Stay far away from him. Paid him and he didn't do the job. I…read morewaited over a year for him to recertify and in the end lost my benefits. Now I can't get SNAP. He is rude, no manners and doesn't give you service.

ugh not too much to say about this office. First of all it's big and there is metal detectors when…read moreyou walk in the door that's a nice touch. don't like the fact you have to stay there all day if you don't have an appointment.

Worst place to go. Lazy workers. Wait 45 minutes, but no move on my ticket category then I asked…read morefrom worker who was playing her phone behind call window and she said they do not update name info on ss card and give me paper to go to 195 Montague st (downtown Brooklyn). So amazing no sign about this on walls just waste you time you taxpayers. By the way always go to Downtown Brooklyn location. Amazing facility, but Not easy to find parking if you drive. Yesterday I was there big space 30 windows, almost no wait, but I need some extra I'd proof so today this Nostrand Ave location was close to me and I am so regret to coming here. Place AVOID this 2250 Nostrand Ave location.

This place is awful. Had an 11:15am appointment for a child passport renewal. Waiting since 11am,…read moreat 12 the teller decided it was her lunch break and left us standing there until 12:30 without any indication of timing.

Going to the post office in NYC in general is normally an anxiety-inducing, blood-pressure-raising…read moreexperience. On the two occasions i've come to this branch, however, i've been happily surprised by their good customer service, tidyness, and vigilance when it comes to enforcing social-distancing and mask-wearing. The clerks here are cordial and pretty efficient. There are usually 3 clerks working the windows (but i tend to go around midday). Of course you always have those nutcases who don't wear their masks properly, slow older folks, or annoying people who interrupt your time @ the window with their "quick" questions - but just make sure YOU take care of you! *Tip 1: Double-mask it (and face-shield if you're immuno-vulnerable); don't engage the crazy people; and don't be in a big hurry cuz all you'll do is stress yourself out. Both times i've had to stand in line, but was out of there within 15-35 minutes. *Tip 2: It's always a good idea to check usps.com BEFORE you go to the post office cuz you'll save yourself a LOT of time and headache if you're armed w/ information. Be smart (like me) and research beforehand so you don't get the dreaded "This is the wrong label - go fill out another one, and come back." Ain't nobody got time for that!!! So to recap: 1. Don't be a nutcase - wear a mask that covers your NOSE and MOUTH. 2. Arrive with a good attitude and INFORMED about what you need. 3. Don't be in a huge hurry - you never know if there will be lots of clerks cuz the way the post office is set up nowadays - you might hafta wait a lil bit. 4. Be kind to elders - they tend to need more time and care.

The website it states that the "TOP Civic Center accommodates up to 225 individuals cocktail style…read moreand 200 sit down." From the looks of it, I would say maybe less than that. However, the set up was very nice with good staff. They also offer catering (from approved list) and customized decor for pretty much every type of event.