Super small! Quaint downtime Gretna! Very friendly! Not your average post office. Who knew Mayberry…read moreexists in Downtown Gretna.

This post office is great!!! It is very "small town"…read more I heard that this tiny post office is here because there are two major court houses two blocks away (24th Judicial District Court and 5th Circuit Court of Appeal). It is not listed in most places, hard to find even on Google. It is the smallest PO I've ever been in, there is only one little counter and parking is just a small strip on the left side of the street. The right side is pay-to-park. Usually it's not bad though. *Note: the address is 3rd St. but the entrance is on Huey P Long Ave. because it is on a corner. The clerks are always very nice and helpful, one time I had a package, the window gate/cage was down and I knocked on the door and the lady came out and took my package. It made my day!!!!! Anyway, if you are in historic old Gretna and need to go to a PO, check this place out!!!!!

Gretna Police are known for using excessive force. Almost got tackled by a Gretna cop named Bobby…read moreManjarrez for putting my ticket in the machine after closing hours. This happened at the OTB casino and the side where you bet on the horses was closed but I already played and was checking my tickets to see if I won. I didn't think it was no big deal but he wanted to tackle me anyway after I explained this to him. If it wasn't for one of the workers at the casino to stop him and say I'll check it for her he could have hurt me. I would have sued to.

Kendole Joseph was 27 years old when he died. He spent two days in the hospital after being…read morearrested by no less than 12 Gretna, Louisiana, police officers on Feb. 7, 2017. He was the father of two children. While the Jefferson Parish coroner declined to classify the manner of Jospeh's death, a mountain of evidence told the story of a man having a mental health crisis who "endured twenty-six blunt-force injuries to his face, chest, back, extremities, scrotum, and testes" at the hands of Gretna police officers. Joseph had committed no crime and was not a suspect in a crime. He was unarmed, and while he attempted to hide in plain site from police, he did not resist arrest according to witnesses, as well as video footage of the tragic event.

The staff and resident employees are very respectful and very helpful and getting getting to help…read morepeople that need their help like me.I'm trying to get medicare part B

it seems like jefferson parish sheriff department, don't care about coming out to write tickets for…read moresomeone parking in the handicap parking spot. i don't want the department to try to come with anything like, you see we don't as many officer's, something like that falls on deaf ears with me. i remember at least 20 year's ago, i was working on a clean up crew in a grocery store, it was about 8 men. one night only 2 of us, and we clean the entire store, sweep, scurb, and mop with no problem, it is not about how many people you have. it is about getting the job done.

Spent about a year here. I've been in worse jails. They are constantly having staffing issues so…read morethe potential to get away with breaking the rules is good. Always contraband smokes available and even tripped on some good acid. If you are going to do some time ask to be transferred to work release. They don't actually let you get a job unless you have over a year but you can do stuff like go clean up at city park and the stadium. Always unopened beers in the bleachers there found some weed too. The car wash is a dope gig too.

If I could give less than one star I would. Rude staff, slow service and very uncomfortable chairs…read morefrom the beginning. I noticed the other patrons weren't enjoying themselves either. After the long wait for a reservation, the rooms are rudimentary at best. Incredibly cold, equipped with one small bunk bed and a single doorless bathroom (which is really just a small sink and seatless toilet). The food is not at all as advertised, closer to blob-like, tasteless versions of what they were supposed to be than food. The shower has little pressure and is rather cold after about a minute. My "roommate" was quite the character. A heavy set, loud woman, convinced we were in a dystopian reality. In my opinion, this place is not the best choice in New Orleans for bnb.

The appointment system was the best thing that the DMV has done; one is in and out within 10…read moreminutes. I remember the days when I would wait for hours!

This place needs a revamp. They have options to schedule online appointments and accept walk-ins…read more8am-10am. If 8am-10am is the walk-in time, why at 1:50pm (my appointment time) were there still walk ins? They also had a weird system of having people stand outside to wait for entrance. Mind you, we're having daily heat advisories and topping 100 degrees. I ended up being helped, before people who waited for hours. My agent who assisted me was not even aware of the requirements for what I applied for. I did my research, prior, and informed them to her. My information was not good enough, because she ended up google searching. Her google search proved my information was correct. This is a place you visit every few years and not go regularly. It was a draining experience and I believe they should do more to enforce setting appointments. They also need more people to handle their lines.

I've been lucky enough to visit New Orleans four times now and every time, it captures more of my…read moreheart. The last two trips were especially memorable because I had the opportunity to reconnect with a dear friend. The first time, she gave me the ultimate local tour. We put our Mardi Paws on and she whisked me away to all kinds of hidden gems, from tucked-away Germaine Wells Mardi Gras Museum to a quirky carousel bar (yes, if you could find a seat, you could ride on it while enjoying a cocktail or 2) and secret bites that only a true NOLA insider would know The second time, our visit was short but sweet. We shared a delicious, cozy meal at Curious Bistro, the perfect spot to slow down and soak in the city's charm over great food and better conversation. Did you know New Orleans has more historic districts than any other U.S. city? Or that it's home to the world's oldest continuously operating streetcar? It's those layers of history and magic that make this city so unforgettable.

New Orleans is a city of intrigue for me. Food that reminds me of the Blue Bayou in Disneyland,…read moreAnaheim. Jambalaya, Gumbo, po boys, alligator, beignets at more places than Cafe Du Monde and the French Market. I love to see the colorful painted houses, two storied homes with stairs and columns. Graveyards so eloquent with tall immortal houses some even taller with sweet faced angels with wings on top. We visited midweek so not much going on. Many shops closed at 5 pm yet in other parts of the city some were open even at 9 pm. The looming tales of vampires and voodoo, ghosts have the element of mystery and wonder. You can quell your curiosity by joining a tour.

This school is the best thing to ever happen to my child. She's halfway through her freshman year…read moreand I can see the results in her confidence and her physical health. She needed the structure they offer and she's flourishing. Go see this campus for yourself and make up your own mind. I'd pay to send my kid here if I had to.

I've been in this school for two years it just a regular High school but with a military aspect to…read moreit, it's pretty chill

If those who've never heard of the Navy & Marine Corps Relief Society and are serving in the Armed…read moreForces, it'd be most definitely worth your time to get some knowledge. Unfortunately, I didn't hear of this program until recently and I'm trying to spread the awareness of how great this program is. I'm glad that it's close to where I live just in case something happens if I needed emergency funds. All the ladies here are volunteers!