Every time I am here the staff is pleasant and efficient. The location is clean and the drop box is…read morehuge for packages already labeled that don't need a teller to scan them.

Always easy to park and a large lobby with helpful staff. I appreciate how they also always have…read moreextra parcel bins out not just during the holidays.

Still better than the 44th street location, but now they only have one man doing customer service…read morewho can barely speak English and has to wear a mask (without covering his nose). Most people cannot understand what he says (because of the mask and/or his accent), and with increases the time it used to take to drop off things to be mailed. It is sad that the new lady that was here the last time I dropped off stuff is not working the counter as she did a great job of keeping things moving along.

Hussein was very helpful and patient to everyone who walked through the door and made my package…read morereturn a pleasant experience!

If you need a passport DO NOT go here. The ponytail guy WILL NOT help you. He is put off by…read morepassports even if you have an appointment. He would rather sweep the lobby than do a passport. Save yourself time and effort and go to Greenville, they're very nice and helpful.

First review of a Post Office!!!!!…read more This place is really cool and really old. Mail something why don't you? Less than $.50 and you can send a piece a paper almost ANYWHERE!

This is a very nice town and municipality that is a suburb of Grand Rapids, MI. It is mainly driven…read moreby the Amway Company and the families that own it. There is a condo complex, shopping and food district that is being built by the small Thornapple River and across from the Amway Corp Headquarters. Very clean and new with no real fast food options ( have to drive a bit find them ( closer to Grand Rapids). Not much social life in this simple, quiet community but it is very safe and rural with plenty of wildlife. A very nice mix of newer and older homes in good size lots at the more expensive end of pricing. If you are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of life and people, this is your place.

One of my favorite places to go do some reading, studying, and working even if that means having…read morethe computer and my books open all day and daydreaming. There is a rather spacious parking area right in front of the library, but is usually packed in the afternoons. Still, there's a lot of parking on the streets, near the restaurant, and if it's such a nice day with so many people all over the John Collins Park, you can always park at DSW and walk all the way here. I love the tables alongside the big open windows that look right down at reed's lake. The best moments are when you can see the breeze and just stare at the blue sky from the inside. The tables along the wall have outlets, but the table in the middle of the space might not, depending on where the tables are. There are also spaces which look like an airplane VIP seating, kind of secluded and can also make you focus a bit better. I've noticed that there are times when it gets louder, especially when there are lot of people in the computer area. (I've seen some kids come to play games for hours). Other times, it's not too bad. If you want quieter spaces you can always walk to near where the bathrooms are located inside, and you'll see 2-3 rooms with glass walls all around. It works on a first-come first-serve basis, with a 2/3 hour limit. The glass walls are surprisingly real sound-proof. Spacious circular working table with enough chargers. You can always take a study break by going out to the patio for fresh air. There are still lots of people out on the benches working and reading. If you're trying to find a study place, but tired of cafes, I recommend!

One of my absolute favorite places in Grand Rapids area. It's the perfect gem that I am afraid to…read moreshare with the world. Kent Library is honestly one of the best libraries and study places I've been to. Located in the beautiful (yet bougie) East Grand Rapids, it's accessible by car, bike, bus, etc. The library is connected to the Town Hall with spacious, aplenty parking. The bus line, 6, is also an easy route to trek from Medical Mile/Downtown GR straight to EGR. Inside, the library is two stories with the top floor being the "adult"/general floor with books, DVDs, newspapers, magazines, etc. The bottom floor is the children and teen section with...AN AQUARIUM!!! Not only is Kent Library located on Reed's Lake, they also have an indoor water wonderland! I was elated to see the fishies and turtles-- #red #eared #slider #TURTLES! I spent a solid 10 minutes being completely fascinated and engrossed with these magnificent creatures. What a treat! :) The best spot to study is the area facing towards the lake. There are about ~10 tables and a handful of comfy chairs with plenty of outlet plugs. The library hours are also good and people are generally respectful there. If you get bored, you can also literally go outside to the patio overlooking the lake or hop over to Gaslight District and grab Starbucks or a delicious bite to eat. I cannot gloat about Kent Library enough. It's one of my go-to places for studying!

Not sure if I missed anything else to this park…read more Simple monument at this park and that's about it. Just a half block building park with some benches and that's mostly it.

love the second floor a lot, lots of seating with big windows looking out towards a field that is…read moregreat to work at plenty of study / meeting rooms available as well

This library is beautiful. There is plenty of parking and the staff is always friendly. They host…read morelots of events for children and families!

The dedication of this monument took place 19 April 2007 (on the 96th anniversary of the 1911…read moreFurniture Strike). The statues are located on Pearl St. in a recessed area near the Indian Mounds at the entrance to the Ford Museum property along the Grand River. The figures were carved and cast by Roberto Chenlo. The project was the work of the Labor Heritage Society of West Michigan. It's a rare thing to commemorate organized labour in West Michigan...