The place stunk like someone had --. Waited over 2 hours and never got called. Had to leave could…read morenot stand the smell. The smell had nothing to do with the staff and the office was clean. A person should never have to wait that long for service, no wait that's right I never got service.

I called and spoke with William and he gave me an extension to change my address. He told me when…read morethe machine asks for the extension then enter it. The machine does not give that option, so I called back and it sounded like the same voice I spoke to and tried to explain that I was not given the option to enter extension then he started to yell at me then hung up the phone. He was completely unprofessional.

3 stars is good mmkay. This is where you take your junk or recyclables that otherwise would not…read moreget picked up if you live in Greenfield. Expect to wait in line, they are only open 3 days a week. Don't get any funny ideas like leaving your crap outside the gate when they're closed because cameras. The guys that work here are friendly and helpful. What you need to know! Bring your barcode to scan that identifies you, you need it! Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 3pm to 7 pm Saturday 7:30am til 3:30 pm They take most everything. Metal, wood, furniture, oil, lawn mowers (empty out old gas!) Tires, yard waste, appliances, electronics, probably more just ask or I should say they'll ask what you have Bring your trailer, truck, or van!

based on the review i read , i'd say this recycling place is OKAY. i went past it and like the lone…read morereview said " they are only open 3 days/wk ". kinda poor if u ask me but whatcha gonna do about it ? i'm definitely positively all in favor of recycling !! if i gotta pin it down to 3 different days to do so , then that is what i will do . now i have to figure out what he meant by having your barcode ready... " because you'll need it " ??

I guess I could give it 5 stars, but municipal stuff isn't my idea of fun, just a thing I have to…read moredeal with and get through as an adult. The building is strange to me. Nothing good or bad, just strange. The interior has an odd shaped atrium in the middle and the stairs leading up to the second floor seem a little short and/or shallow. Once on the second floor, you're walking on a balcony, not a true floor. The doors have tiny signs announcing what departments are inside and the departments are outdated, decor-wise, with dark wood paneling and white countertops. I like that there is a drop box attached to the building so that I can drop off my sewer bill payment rather than mail it. To be honest, I've never had a bad experience here. The people have always been courteous and friendly, and more than willing to help any time I've ever had any questions. 21/2018

We've been doing Greendale Village Days for years. This one marks their 85th Anniversary, and it…read morewas spectacular! One of the things we loved on Saturday was that they had nickel games. Nickel games!!!! This would be welcome anytime they've got a fair going on, really. The games were fun, challenging, affordable, and had so many neat toys for the kids to win. They were similar to carnival games or fair games, but at a fraction of the cost, of course. If you needed to brush up on some games for state fairs, this would be your time :D Getting the ride pass for the whole weekend was a steal because in this weather, it's easy to just go back over and over. Plenty of great food from local restaurants as well as food trucks; seriously, you can't walk away hungry, and if you do, you've missed out. The walking taco, grilled cheese, pizza, ribs, brats, Eagle Park beer selections, soft pretzels, and wine tent. It's easy to head out and find all sorts of shops to visit while you're enjoying the music and weather. The bands are great, and there's always plenty of room for dancing. The crowds come and go, so you have a good chance of snagging a decent parking spot if you make it in at the right time. Bring the family, plan on spending time relaxing and enjoying what the Village of Greendale has to offer!

Greendale.......such an odd community, and much bigger than it appears! Its approximate boundaries…read moreare 92nd street on the west, Root River Parkway where it crosses Loomis/36 on the south, 43rd street on the east and Edgerton on the north. There are teeny, tiny houses crowded together on one lane streets and then there is South Ridge Mall. That's right, South Ridge is in Greendale, NOT Greenfield! The mini-mall where Bed, Bath and Beyond is, IS in Greendale. Greenfield Fashion Center, home to Half Price Books and Jo-Ann Fabric is NOT. Most of the other Greendale neighborhoods are "normal", it's just the one around the downtown area where the houses are lined up like cans on a grocery store shelf with a narrow one lane street to access them. These homes are why Greendale is called a village. So, the village.... it's home to some cute stores, a malt shoppe, a couple of restaurants, a couple of hair salons, a middle school, a nice bakery, a library and the village hall, among other things. Tucked behind the shops on the east side of the main street, aka Broadway, is a small park. At the southern end is Greendale High School. There is even an industrial loop, but you can only access it from Loomis, near the Steakout. Speaking of the Steakout, I hear it's a pretty decent place to eat; it even has 4 Yelptastic stars! Ray and Dot's Tap is located on Grange and I've been told it's a pretty neat place to get a drink; 4 1/2 Yelpy stars! Pretty much anything else you could want is located on 76th, right in or near the mall, so take a day and explore the area. You'll like it! 28/2016

I think this is a great, little library! First, it's open 8-8 most days, where most local libraries…read moredon't open until 10 or 11. Second, I just love the kids' area. There's books, of course, but there's also fun stuff for kids to climb on, color, and snuggle with. I agree that the creepy painter statue at the front entrance needs to go, but overall I have no real complaints about this library. There are a lot of book and media options and the librarians are friendly and helpful. Aside from my kid (who has difficulty using his 'inside voice'), I've never known it to be a noisy place. Rather, it's a cozy nook in quiet downtown Greendale that's worth a visit ... or five.

Went there a dozen or so years back. Covered in paintballs. There was these 7 very obnoxious people…read morethat always hung out in the library. (Even saw them strip naked once over a pen of all things) very strange and would not visit again

Service was immediate when I arrived. Person was pleasant. Total time to park, get my package, and…read moreleave was less than 5 min, which I believe is excellent.

Clerk didnt know how to do her job That she had to get up to get my info was a struggle for her…read moreLikely 2nd tier

This is Michigan's largest city known for beer, fish fry , brats & cheese curds. The Public Market…read moreshowcases local cuisine. There is a lot of culture, a striking art museum, Summerfest the largest music festival & a theater district. Miller beer & Harley Davidson have a big presence here. Milwaukee Brewers play baseball & the Bucks baseball, it's also home to Marquette University. There are many independent bookstores & art galleries in the city. The nickname "Cream City" comes from the distinct cream-colored bricks found on many of the city's buildings. Although downtown is very walkable, there is a bus & trolley system. However, the curb's & sidewalks aren't in good shape & need attention. People are friendly & helpful here.

Milwaukee is a nice town. It's one of those that can have a small town feel even though it's about…read morehalf a million people. And I haven't been here as often as I probably should have for as close as it is; it's about an hour or hour and a half away so it's an easy day trip. Known for breweries and bratwurst, one or the other of those are on practically every corner. I've not historically been the biggest fan of bratwurst but had a Reuben bratwurst that makes my mouth water thinking about it. I had fun going to some shops with my little one, including a couple children's shops (BlackBear Boutique and Rainbow Booksellers, in particular). Rainbow Booksellers is only open a couple days per week so make sure to prioritize it if you are wanting to go. I'd planned to take my kiddo to the children's museum, but she fell asleep so that will wait for another trip. I think there are at least a couple children's museum-like places here. And in the downtown area there are several music venues; I've only been to Pabst many years ago, and I'd love to visit the High Life Theatre as well. And soon will attend a Brewers game to see the sausage race live and in person!