Amazing staff. I found them to be so warm and inviting. I can't remember the lady's name who helped…read moreme and my baby get our library cards but she was so damn nice. The library appears to be mostly for kids and youth though I didn't venture the entire facility. They have already two large carpeted areas for kids to hang out and read. They have an extensive selection of books for all age children. Everything was organized and clean. Even the toys were organized in bins and then further separated by clean and used toys (post COVID protocol). My daughter and I had a cool time visiting and will definitely be back for their story time which we missed the day of our visit.

Stopped in to get some children books for MY son homework activities. I love how it caters to kids…read more I have issues with MY son and places that font have stuff for kids but that was not the issue here. Very nice and clean. There's a play room for kids to be a kid. Very nice and kid friendly. The staff can be a bit unresponsive at times which is why I give it four but overall my kid enjoys his times here. There's toys , andbwal activities to keep the Lil one occupied. Very very nice . I can read my book and he can go kid crazy without disturbing anyone.

I came here to get my license transferred & i had already came 3 days in a row , they aren't clear…read morewith communication & are very rude & unmannered towards customers! one worker is literally yelling at customers through the window, i strongly disliked this place

I came to get my name changed and a new I.D. and it only took an hour! When i walked in everyone…read morewas complaining about there only being 2 people working but I realized a lot of people must have left because there were 20 numbers left to be called before me but I couldn't count 20 people in the lobby. They were moving as fast as they could even though a few people ahead of me didn't have all the necessary paperwork they were supposed to bring which was a hold up. However, once they called my number I was in and out! I'd definitely go here again

Their straight forward no nonsense front desk people can come off as a little cold, but it is…read moreefficient and makes for a speedy interaction. We popped in to hand over a wallet we found, and were out in about 5 minutes. Quick, easy and painless.

9a - 3p Monday - Friday, I mean these aren't even bankers hours. I have to take off work or go late…read moreto pick up a package from here. The only advantage is that you can go early before 9a to pick up your package from the pick up window. (guess this is how they're able to get 8hrs) Friendly staff. Often times this location is staffed by one or two postal personnel; which makes for the a slow flow. Ughhhhhhh. Unfortunate for me this is the location that MY packages are held at so I have to visit more often than I care to mention.

this post office is on 5919 chef menteur is one of the absolute worst post offices ever…read more theft is the main ingredient and a specialty. 05/06/2021 just this very evening the postal worker scanned a package for me after 6p.m and updated the system that it was picked up. i don't even have transportation. the only person who picked it up was the mail carrier herself. thieves always get caught. she literally scanned it after the post office lobby closed...so how then did i pick it up at such a late hour in the day??

Top notch security. Okay gym; I've seen better. Kinda cool that movies are made on this base though!read more

Delivered my package to some INDIVIDUAL that wasnt me! They are constantly losing mail, saying they…read morecant deliver it, or whatever excuse they feel like providing that day! Arrest every employee in this building this is ridiculous

Avoid as much as possible, they loose packages constantly and then lie about delivering them. When…read moreyou call to try to find the package they'll tell you there's nothing they can do and you have to eat it and like it. Highly suggested you avoid the New Orleans area as a whole if you plan on shipping anything of value.

I was struggling with the SBA web site for disaster loans and I gave up and emailed the NOLA…read moreoffice. I made an appointment and came down here. They helped me to fix my papers and get it submitted. Great people.

For today's history lesson let's talk about this controversial sculpture from 1936. It was built as…read morea WPA project by Enrique Alferez whose work you see all over the city from that time. The controversy stems from the north wind or Boreas; because he is as traditional depicted as male and he's nude which means naked boy parts. There was a lot of talk of smashing the fountain at the time but Eleanor Roosevelt stepped in and said it was art and it was beautiful so it was saved. Unfortunately the fountain isn't really a fountain anymore as it is in desperate need of refurbishment and reconstruction. The sculptures themselves are in pretty decent shape considering they were made out of concrete. But the edging is being knocked over... you can see my photo of the broken Eagle. And of course where the water should be is dry, or at least it was when I was out there today. If you're out near the Shushan/Lakefront Airport, be sure to walk across the grass for a closer look. The fountain is located on a lawn just to the left of the terminal as you're facing it.

This fountain truly makes my heart hurt. It has essentially been left to rot. There is a fence…read moresurrounding it, to prevent humans from making it worse. Having been built in 1936, it is amazing that it has lasted this long, but with a little elbow grease and some love, it could be magical. Steps away from the Lakefront Airport, this could really take you back in time once it is restored, much like the airport does now that it has been restored. This little pocket of an area is such a delight to come to as it is completely opposite of what the surrounding neighborhood is. Any way. I hope that someone with the city takes a close look at this and realizes how valuable this is and helps to get the funds to restore this lovely fountain. Re is an artist, and if she sees a future for this, then It must be saved.

The parish is the beat up, worn out cousin to New Orleans and has a reputation. The Battle for New…read moreOrleans during the Revolutionary War was here, and would have marked the turning point of the war had the peace treaty not already been signed. They have a Los Islenos heritage museum here, and other notable restaurants and points of interest. The few museums that are here are pretty darn good.

From my other review of St. Bernard Parish:…read more WELCOME TO THE PARISH!!!!!! St Bernard Parish has flourished post Hurricane Katrina. As a child, I can distinctly remember this area being not as "fun", actually NO FUN; but now there's a hospital, a WalMart, an IHOP, a Home Depot, a movie theater, a plethora of fast food eateries, shops ie dollar tree (my fav), Rue 21 & I can go on & on. There's a new state of the art high school. The police/sheriff department "seems" to be a lot better, although recently marred by scandal but what police/sheriff's department isn't, anywho. Nunez Community College has/is growing by leaps & bounds (although this seems to be the "par for the course" as of late) & is making an impact on the community at large; impressive. Unfortunate for this area, they still get lots of flooding, even now post-Katrina. All in all, I frequent the area more now than ever before. I'm quite pleased with the progress in the area & hope they continue.