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Yes I do remember being there shortly with my wife in July 2010. It's just north of the consulate in a indoors building with large glass windows on two sides and plenty of chairs facing west where three or four consulate staff workers lecture you in Spanish. There are lockers on the left (north) side for your valuables for about 25 or 30 pesos (there are certain items they dont allow inside the compound). In the morning there are enough seats for the persons who are waiting like me (my wife had the appointment). If you wait a long time, you might crossover the street bridge to the mall or wait at your hotel. I think, I waited 2 or 3 hours. I got tired and waited outside, down the street at the strip mall where there are chairs in front of a cafeteria on Paseo de la Victoria.