USPTO

Nice building with awesome view. Check out the museum inside the building. They have a small Cafe place downstairs in the building.

Been working here since 2014 ... If you have questions, please let me know.

A very interesting government office complex. Easy access from lots of parking garages and the main hallway is amazing and inviting. Particular at Christmas. First time visitors may be a bit disoriented on where to go, there are multiple entrances and buildings if you're there to meet with officials.

Amazing campus. I love the environment. Well mannered people. Streets and sidewalks are clean. Nothing I can say bad about tje place. It os awsome

It's a government office. Good and hospitable officers and staff. Did training here last year. Highly recommended.

Food is overly priced mainly because of the convenience.

Was looking for a blueprint/diagram that I could frame.

Spectacular facility with expensive large event space

I attended the Big Android Meat and Greet Code Kitchen here. The accommodations were great.

I may secure a patent on one or more of my personal inventions.

As a consultant I have had the opportunity to visit a significant number of government buildings. The USPTO office complex is by far the most accessible, green, and natural light washed of them all. The building is clean and airy and they even have multiple on site bodegas and a fitness gym with showrrs (for cheap!)

Wonderful place to explore and look for historical inventions filed in the USPTO. This is a huge facility with various departments place in different areas. They also have In-house patent search facility on EAST database (Used by the patent examiners) which can be accessed once getting the required approvals.

the great little museum building, amazing place you must to visit it

The cafeteria is amazing, the building is beautiful, and the campus is great as well.

The cafeteria at the PTO is fabulous. Lots of different options and tasty cuisine

Beautiful facilities, and a fantastic Christmas tree!

Huge vast complex with paid parking, upscale shops and a fancy cafeteria with good food.

Is home to the Patent and Trademark office with a small, but very interesting and free patent and trademark museum in the lobby. You must have a photo ID and a PTO staff escort to get into the office buildings. A large pay parking lot is adjacent to the main PTO building and the King Street Metro is about a 10 minute walk.

The hub of the Nation's innovation economy - the National Inventors Hall of Fame is pretty cool!

It's a great campus with a lot of amenities for visitors and employees alike. The inventor hall of fame is pretty nice as is the GIPA area.

Nice museum on the first floor that is open to the public as well as a Lego model of the original Patent and Trademark Office Building in DC.

If you're gonna do intellectual property, this is the spot. Ultra boring area of Alexandria, think early Sim City.

Tasty food, large office area, large event areas, and more!

It was a nice experience seeing the building and exploring but trying to get stuff done was a pain. No one knows where things are located. Security is SLOW. And the receptionists answer you with one word....

Check out the Patent museum with your kids before heading out down into old town. It is a quick stop, but you can inspire them to show them what life can be like if you go down the engineering science route of life.

Nice small museum of patent and inventions. For Free

The number 1 building the right place to go for any invention on this world. They give a personal support to file your patents my first time the help me on all step to file my provisional patent Thanks to them I have my patent on file. 911 upgrade have the best way to change the world when is a emergency I need economic help to bring my invent up on community to have a better community safe. Neighbor safe when is a emergency. Contact me to any investor around the world. Usa.

I got to say, no one issues patents like these guys. I've tried several off-brand patent issuers, but that only got me in trouble, and no one seemed to believe my off-brand patents were patented. These guys are the real deal, and people seem to respect patents from here, but you probably shouldn't wait there the whole time. It can take a few months, you know? They have a museum, too!

completely accessible !!! just have to have an appointment to further your experience bathrooms down stairs w/some shops!! huge accessible bathroom very friendly and helpful security throughout !!! very helpful staff !!!

there's not even a picture of the building, it's just 12 fat people posing like theyre the superfriends

What a cool place! I had a hearing there and was there for the first time.

Parking was close. A beautiful building. The museum inside is fantastic.

Museum with gift shop. Cafeteria is open to the public. And plenty of other eateries all around the campus.

This place is huge! I went to an audition here so I didn't get to see everywhere. My friend said he rented it out for a function once. Restrooms are very tidy and there was plenty of space for me to steal away to memorize my lines. This rating is based off what I did see.

Nice place with plenty of room when I attended a robotics competition there! Has plenty around it for a variety of eats. Also has a cool museum inside! So,good for events! **

Beautiful building. Be sure to check out the National Inventors Hall of Fame if you're in the area. It's probably the best, free museum in Alexandria.

Very nice and clean building with many shops/eateries within walking distance.

I've attended an annual event held here for the last two years, and each time it's been a really good experience. Gorgeous wide open space, convenient parking and transportation.

They had a great little museum of inventions that was surprisingly fun to visit. It's not very big but it's very well kept and up to date. They have a display with inventor's Hall of Fame inductees which was interesting and then behind that a bunch of interactive displays about being innovative and the importance of patents and trademarks. It is a little bit biased in favor of the patents and trademarks but what else would you expect from a museum made by the patent office. Overall I thought it was worth the visit; it was a nice hidden treasure. You probably only need 1-2 hours to go through the whole thing.

Nice little museum and gift shop. Beautiful atrium with a small coffee shop.