The younger lady at the marriage license office was extremely rude since we entered to apply for a…read moremarriage license while she was eating at 1040 am. She had the most nastiest attitude cutting me off while i was asking question.. i mean that is what she is there for correct? Her whole aura was was disgusting she needs better training and im assuming breakfast is not to be eaten at that time. Train her better !! I dont think she has any home trainin.

Since my review is filtered on Google, I figured I'll leave it here too. I have observed that the…read morepolice station is connected to this municipal court. I am leaving this review because despite being assisted by the employees of this municipal building, in which they were extremely helpful and honest, I would also like to wish officer Paresh Gandhi an EOW and a shortened painful life span. Way to treat nonresidents as their first time driving through Woodbridge. I respect police officers and what they do, just not crooks with badges who were bullied in school.

I love coming to this branch! There is a wide selection of books available. Whenever I place an…read moreavailable book on hold, it is generally a quick turnaround for pickup. The ease of the app and website make for fast trips. I cannot say enough about the amazing staff!! Everyone is always super friendly and helpful. Shoutout to Lisa M for above and beyond assistance and book recommendations. :)

Vast & quiet. Great place to get some work done at the carrels in the back…read more Visiting the WPL for the first time was like time-traveling back to the '70s for me. But for the addition of a few computers, it looks, feels and smells just like the then-modern libraries of my youth. Go and get the vibe of 1970s version of the Internet -- where you went to get info, read papers and mags, and meet friends.

The Iselin Branch is a charming little library. The warm atmosphere and friendly staff create a…read morewelcoming environment. The selection of books offers a diverse range of options. I love having access to the other township branches and that all locations have a variety of events hosted. This library is a hidden gem in the community.

Came to the Rahway Public Library for one of their events hosted by @FriendsofRahwayPubliclibrary…read more It was such a nice and chill event. The event I attended was the March Mocktail Mixer which we created mocktails inspired by iconic books. The co host @sushalamour who was the mixologist during the event picked great mocktails to curate such as the mockingjay mule which was based on the Hunger Games. The event was put together well and it was a fun afternoon activity. I definitely recommend checking out their events if you are looking for something to do in the Rahway area. It looks like they have events monthly.

Aside from one employee that I had a problem with a couple years back I think this library is…read moregreat. Really nice and open facility and generally very nice people at the desk. Whenever I go to the library to get something done, I am able to get it done with the various computers, printers, etc. also more often than not, as I said a moment a go, the people at the desk are quite friendly. The whole recreation center and library in this town deserve more attention

Library staff is pleasant & courteous. Ready to help. Well organized & clean. Place is quiet.read more

-ve rating. If I could give negative rating i would be more…read morethan happy to give that to this Library. I have been in this country for more than 20 years plus and I have been to libraries in west coast, mid west , south and north east , by far the rudest staff you can ever find in any library. They feel as the library is their private property and public are exploiting it. They try and make it so difficult for people to reserve and use the conference rooms. Avoid this place like a plague.

Even by my admittedly low expectations of the Post Office, this branch is breathtakingly poor in…read moreproviding even the most basic services. The sad thing is, most of the employees who work there actually seem to care about their jobs and want to provide good service. Yes, you read that correctly. MOST OF THESE POSTAL EMPLOYEES MEAN WELL AND ARE TRYING HARD! Unfortunately, there are two employees who seem to have little, if any, interest in doing any work. Their laziness and sheer incompetence sabotages the good work the rest of the staff does! Think this is just sour grapes? Fine. I'll provide you with examples. - I arrive at the post office around 1:00 pm. It is lunch time, so I am expecting to wait. Miraculously, there is only one person in line and one person being helped at the counter. The postal employee finishes taking care of the customer at the counter, but a friend of the employee's happens to show up then. The friend walks directly up to employee and they begin a lengthy, personal conversation. No postal business is transacted. After about FIVE MINUTES, another employee comes to the front, notices what is going on, and immediately helps the two of us in line. Both of us are out the door in under two minutes. When I left, the gab-fest was still going on. - An older, South Asian gentleman gets to the front of the line. He has completed his customs paperwork, has properly packaged what he needs to mail, and has done the correct paperwork for international package traffic. He speaks limited English, but he tells the clerk exactly what he needs. (I was standing on the other side of the room and I clearly understood him.) Best part? He then hands the clerk EXACT CHANGE for his purchase, before being rung up. He had looked up the cost and was prepared to do business quickly. Rather than helping this guy, the clerk just starts screaming at him for "holding up the line." Unfrickinreal.

I affectionally refer to this as the Indian post office due to the local population. It appears to…read morefunction as a communal hub for everyone in the neighborhood so it has a pleasant atmosphere. Not the best place to go if you are in a hurry because nearly everyone is shipping internationally.

From start to finish the experience went absolutely amazing! Thank you everyone!…read more It was worth the wait....

My kid had an appointment today for a written exam for 10:15. Got there at 10. It is now 11 and…read morethey text me that the motor vehicle associates forgot about them. They still haven't taken the exam yet and we have a doctors appointment to get to.

Okay true confession here:…read more Yes I played "Woke up this morning" when I first got on Yes I got excited when I drove past the fuel tank from the opening montage with the "Drive Safely" stenciled on it. Yes I regret not getting a cigar to compete my Sopranos geek out. I entered in New York and drove the length non stop. The final damage will as like 13 dollars for the 117 miles. It was a Saturday and the traffic was not an issue. I did not stop at the rest stops or anything but found it well paved and clean. Based on my experience with the Express Lanes in California where going 4-5 miles can be almost as much, but maybe it was because of the day and time?

If you care about your vehicle, it would be in your best interest to avoid taking this highway…read morealong with the garden state parkway in NY. The road/ bridges are so unmaintained you would be better off taking a dirt road. I made one trip down to Pennsylvania for building materials and suffered multiple damages to vehicle/ cargo from potholes and bridge transitions. I alone spent over $150 in tolls. The turnpike roughly sees 1million travelers a day* roughly. That's almost $150,000,000 million dollars in revenue a day*. There is no excuse for the NJ turnpike authority to not maintain the highway.