So nice library , we love the event there, and my kid enjoy…read morestory time there . Try it

I need some text messages printed out for an upcoming court date, since I'm not computer savvy I…read morecame to the library for assistance. Stephanie was very helpful. Not only did was she able to figure out how to print the messages, she gave me information about upcoming computer tech classes. Stephanie was very patient with me she went above and beyond to help me.

This was my first time at this library, and it was great! It gets lots of natural light and I…read moreenjoyed the selection of books. The location of the area is good since it's in a quiet neighborhood. I don't know I'll next be in Staten Island, but I do hope to return to here again one day.

Local libraries are forever! My best school days was in the…read morelibrary after school. A place to study and read to my heart's content. My children grew up using public libraries as after school place to be. Ass a senior. I look forward to reading and studying at the public library. Miller branch here in Jersey City hosts cultural affairs events in its basement .. free to the community.

Librarians and Library Staff are the heroes of America and JCPL Miller staff are a fine example of…read morethat. They are so helpful and kind it moves your heart. The projects and activities for kids are well thought-out and organized. I saw one staff member come up to a kid who reached out to her for a hug. I asked, "Is that your daughter"? and the librarian said,"No, just one of our children who's been coming here since she was little". I also met a young woman outside the library who was greeting other kids coming and going. She proudly identified herself as the "teen representative on the library board." Now that's the way we build leadership and civic responsibility. (Not mention the child's self-esteem). I wholeheartedly endorse Miller Library as a solid community-based resource and its staff, as nurturing healers of this world we are now living in. Mary Dooley

This library is really a mixed bag. On the one hand, it's a beautiful building, both inside and…read moreout. There's also a pretty expansive audio-visual collection, and a wonderful, glass-enclosed study room in the middle of the building. OTOH, it is more often than not filled with insufferably loud, obnoxious teenagers and adolescents. I love the idea of kids pursuing knowledge, but too often it's used as a pretext to turn a building utilized by many others for its intended purpose into a teen hangout. It's worth visiting if you're in Stapleton, but be warned. Don't go there for an hour of quiet contemplation and study. At least, not after 2 PM on a weekday.

This was the closest location to me when I was a child growing up in the late 80's and all…read morethroughout the 90's. So to say I spent a lot of time there would be an understatement. I got to know all the old library workers and they treated us like family (there were a few who were nasty, but every place has one of those). I loved it there. It was like a second home. When it closed down for 'renovation', I was crushed. I didn't think it would ever open back up again, but just a few years back, I noticed they fixed it up and hired an entire new crew. I have to say, though I loved the old time-y, rustic feel of the original library, the new version isn't all that bad. It even comes complete with some really nice librarians. Well worth the visit.

This library is super cute! The staff is friendly and it's across from m adorable scenic park/bench…read moreplace. However the selection is limited and really caters to kids and teens. Which is great!!! Just not when you're doing research :) it's a great biking too. Lots of parking and easily accessible. Oh! And they have a GREAT community corner with lots of info and flyers or people to get help or to connected.

The main library is pretty cool. It's a an older, historic building, but I believe they are…read morerenovating it. In fact, the location will be closed temporary for renovations at some point in the near future. So check it out while you still can. It's downtown and close to Grove Street. You can easily walk from the PATH to the library. You can also bike there. It's close to Van Vorst Park, as well. So it's a great place to stop if for a lazy Saturday. Also, apparently the reading time in the Children's area is jumping. The strollers come out in full force.

I started going to this location weekly about a month ago. I'm always met with friendly and helpful…read morestaff. They are usually eager to tell me about the programs going on and assist me in finding and getting the books I want. I like their website and the services provided. I've signed up to get the text alerts for the activities going on and I love that they have so many digital books that are always available to access online. The ambiance of the library is also very happy. Very colorfully decorated with a steady stream of new books on display that you can checkout. This location has a friendly atmosphere and I enjoy seeing the steady stream of people participating in their programs (arts and craft, story time, sing a long, yoga, guitar lessons etc.). In this era of isolation it's a great place for people to go and interact with others if they choose to.

Love this library! We've lived here over a year now and I've…read morenever been to a JC library. This is such a clean and organized branch and the employees are very welcoming and accommodating. It's also nice and quiet with plenty of room to do your own thing. I look forward to seeing what type of events they host as well as using their literary resources

Five Corners Library is perhaps the best free public library near Journal Square, with only one…read morenotable negative I've come across. Let's cover the positives first: It's very convenient, within a 10 minute walk from the Path train station. The outside is obviously dated, but it is very clean and looks new on the inside. It is sizeable, with 2 floors and 2 computer areas - one for adults and one for children. It has a small free parking lot for visitors with about 4 available spots. They offer free or low-cost printer services, such as printing, scanning, and faxing. This is where my only negative experience comes in. The only downside I have encountered is in the customer service, particularly with one employee. Here's my experience: I started going to the library recently, and noticed a flyer posted that "the library offers up to 20 free courtesy prints for children PRESENT in the library." So, I tried it out and 2 employees there gave me no problem at all once I showed them my child was present. Then one day I came back, and when requesting the free prints, an elder female Indian employee gave quite a hard time. She claimed the published rule that the child has to be present wasn't enough for the free prints, making up new rules on the spot: 1. The child has to have a library card. 2. The child has to make an appointment for a computer. 3. The child has to print from the computer. 4. The prints have to be for the child's school work/homework. She communicated these new and non-standard rules to the staff member there and who continued to follow them in subsequent visits. This employee also asks non-standard questions, such as what the prints are before she releases them. When she made my child's library card, she even asked what grade level he is in, although the school name was the only required information. This excessive prying into details raises significant privacy concerns. This employees seems to be overreaching in her authority with patrons and staff, even when providing a mandated free service. And her habit of distracting employees with gossip while they are assisting patrons only sours the experience further. Perhaps she overlooks the fact that our tax payer dollars fund both all the library services and her employment. On the other hand, with the exception of this one employee, the rest of the staff are delightful. Especially Nelly, who was tremendously helpful, going above and beyond to make my family feel comfortable and welcome. Based on my positive experiences with most employees, this remains my go-to neighborhood library.

I was devastated when this place closed a few years ago, and was pleasantly surprised to find out…read morethat they reopened! I went there on a Saturday and it was the same quiet, peaceful place it's always been. You can get so much work (or studying) done there, especially with the free and speedy wifi. They have comfortable chairs, outlets for your electronics, and clean bathrooms. They also have a separate children's room. And the view is nice also, and it's completely free! This is the kind of place I'd give a big donation to if I were in the position to do so, but they do have a donation jar, which I will make sure to add to next time.

I found this spot such a gem! Really great space to study and work - it's quiet and big tables with…read moreplenty of outlets. The natural lighting and proximity to the River is also such a plus. Bathrooms were clean and the staff and other studies were all respectful. There's free and reliable WiFi ... and its free to work here!! After a study session, I'd recommend treating yourself to a lovely walk along the river, explore battery park, or Brookfield mall (there's a food court!)

I love this library and they're dedicated staff. They do great programs and are very helpful in…read morereference. Right now they are having a prom gown & tux collection to benefit students in need. Kudos to them! It's not easy to be a librarian in an urban public library, but they rock it.

I live the next town over & am Job Hunting. Elizabeth Public Library opens earlier than most in the…read morearea and I'm able to use the computers to access and check on important emails. Although busy the Librarians are personable, Friendly & helpful. The areas are clean and parking is ample. When I get back on track financially, I plan on making donations to Libraries especially because of the interactions I've had with Staff.

I needed a place to conduct an intake interview for a health study but I couldn't get a late enough…read moreappointment to make it home in time. Thank God for the St. George Library! I hoped there would be a conference room or someplace where I wouldn't bother people, but instead I found the quietest library I've ever been in. There were no kids at all. I really hope I wasn't THAT person and disturbed anyone. I kept my voice very low and had my headphones in one ear. The librarian didn't shush me so I must have been okay. At work I sometimes suggest to elderly people who need help doing their business online to come here. Librarians tend to be very helpful. They're open until 7pm so I think I will stop by and see what kind of media they have. Avast ye mateys! I have no ethical qualms about borrowing DVDs and ripping them. You know, since "buying isn't owning" when it comes to digital media, I'm going to sail the high seas. I definitely will be back. I might end up using this library more than the one in my neighborhood.

I have always had a good experience there. I have participated in the theater program with the…read moreRoundabout Theater and several reading groups. The collection is great.