The staff at this location are incredibly kind and keep a tight ship. This location features a…read morelovely kids area, a porch with a pergola to have your snacks on (no food inside :) ), and a quiet work area with individual study carols, each offering a Herman Miller chair and an in-table outlet (2 USBs and a 3-prong standard outlet). It offers a fantastic set-up for those looking for a quiet place to work/ study. The wi-fi works well, and the space is well ventilated/ air-conditioned (essential in these brutal dog days of summer here in Austin!). The staff also has a wonderful rotating set of featured books, including LGBTQ+ displays, BIPOC authors and stories, and other wonderful curations. I do recommend popping into this branch and utilizing your local library system! Libraries are wonderful resource and this one is one of the better ones in the city. :)

We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon to get some work done. It was nice, cool and comfortable…read moreinside on the super hot day. The facility throughout is clean and well maintained. Plenty of parking outside, seating inside and plug in / outlets. WiFi was a bit choppy on our personal devices but there were also plenty of computers throughout if you have an Austin Library card.

I absolutely love this library (Lyndon B. Johnson). I visited once before relocating to Austin and…read morenow that I live within walking distance, I often take family and friends who come to visit. It's an important museum that houses millions of photos, videos, documents, etc. with regard to the Civil Rights Movement, Vietnam War, LBJ's presidency, and so on. There are exhibits displaying information on Medicare and its beginnings. The Oval Office replica is pretty cool to see. So many things to check out including, you guessed it, a gift shop! This is a "not to be missed" museum.

I love all the history behind this presidential library. You can tell the LBJ really cared about…read morethe American people and a big proponent of the civil rights movement. This is the first time for me to ever visit one of these libraries. Give yourself at least half a day to really explore the whole library. Parking is free. Remember look for the straight parking since all the angle parking is for the school.

We decided to randomly visit other branches of Austin Public Libraries we haven't been too. This is…read morea former theater where some of Dazed and Confused was filmed. While the staff at the 2 locations we have been too have friendly staff this staff was a different level. So friendly and talkative. It is a smaller place but they make good use of it. Glad we got here, we checked out a few books and bought a few. We had a good time.

A small neighborhood library with plenty of parking spaces. There were sufficient tables and…read morechairs. However, I didn't see any private rooms. The interior has nicely decorated celling and walls. Howere it was a little depressing because there were no windows for sunlight. Bathrooms were clean. My main purpose for the visit was to read some magazines that I don't subscribe to. The magazine inventory was lacking. There were about three magazines on the rack with Texas Monthly being the only worthy one to read. I was disappointed not to see any National magazines. Maybe there was a budget cut. DVDs, music CDs, and books for adults and children were well stocked and with great varieties. Overall, this is a good library.

This was our first time at the Laura Bush Community Library. There's a great play area outside for…read moretoddlers that's shaded with fake turf. Inside, there were lots of senior ladies playing American mahjong. My girlfriend and I were able to vote at this location. I had forgotten my son's water bottle at home. Thankfully, the library offered free cups, a lid, and coffee straw that I filled from the water fountain.

This the best small library in the Austin regional area. It is located a hill part of Austin where…read moreyou can sit outside and see for miles. There is a nice collection of books and they always keep it updated with new titles. The staff is very friendly and will need to be able to live in the Westbank library district to check out books. There is always activities for the little ones from story time to outdoor festivities. They have a big room to rent out and you can feel very safe visiting here. With amazing views and lots of books to explore you will not be disappointed.

The nicest library I have ever been to. Up to date and modern. Huge kids and teens section. I've…read morenever seen a gift store inside a library. Would recommend checking this place out.

Parking lot sometimes is a place for the hood to sit in their cars and watch who's frequenting the…read morelibrary. Not a great feeling when we just finished shopping. Security needs to acknowledge them while they are casing the place for opportunity.

Gorgeous small but well stocked library! I needed to print…read moresomething and there's a remote printing option- lots of computer terminals available. Clearly labeled sections, tons of dvd movies to borrow- clean, spacious, airy, wonderful spot to hang out and do some research.

Great library for books and media. But recently I've been going here to take advantage of their…read morefree Seed Library where you can take free packs of seeds (2 packs a day!)

The Cedar park library is a modern, updated space that offers a dedicated kids area with an indoor…read moreslide, sensory play and books for all ages. The outdoor playscape is also a great addition. Kids can easily spend 1-2 hours here without getting bored. The second floor hosts adult books and board games for check out. There are small meeting rooms available for booking too.

This library feels like a hidden gem! They have space to do everything needed, from borrowing…read morelaptops to making reserving rooms and even a kids area for the little ones. The library was beautiful and clean, there was so much greenery outside and details on the inside, I was amazed at how well kept this location was. I recommend anyone in the area looking for a great library to stop by!

We had some time after my pain doctor visit as that didn't take as long as we feared, so we stopped…read moreat one of our favorite places in the public library. We found some books that looked interesting and I picked up one I have been wanting to read for awhile. We found out they have a adopt a bookmark where they collect bookmarks left by people over the years and you can pick one out to take home! Very cool, we also got a bookmark from their 40th year celebration last year that we did not pick up last year. The place is always clean, the staff is always great and super friendly. They always have something going on from Open Mic to writing classes. The adopt a bookmark is great.

Able to do early voting here and the staff were so polite to direct me to the polling section…read more While part of the outside was being having construction, there's still plenty of parking. Old but looks very functional and lots of posted activities.