IMHO I had to go to…read morea SF Public library to obtain a library card, in order to have digital access to the New York Times. I like playing their word games and puzzles and used to have access through my San Jose Public Library card, but due to budget cuts, they limited access to the NYT's games. I figured my solution was to get a card that gave full access! San Francisco, here I come! As I walked through the doors of this small neighborhood library, I was brought back to my childhood, where these small libraries had tall wooden bookshelves, Dewey decimal system wooden card drawers, and heavy-duty wooden study tables and chairs. What great memories! After securing my new library card (with a SF 49ers theme!) I was re-acquainted on how to access my NYT's! My librarycard is good for four years after which I will need to renew!

For those who are Android challenged: Saturday between 1 to 4 pm, they have lovely high school…read morevolunteers who are there to teach, guide, and problem solve. You sign up at the library desk. You can call in to make a reservation. It's wonderful because I maxed out my cell phone storage. This is a conundrum. Yelping without pictures. Oh no. I brought along a memory stick. I just needed to figure how to transfer pictures. My high school senior was really patient with me. My own tutor. What a great program. Forgot to ask her name but she has the prettiest nails. Their restroom was fairly clean.

Not a child-friendly branch. Stay off if you are coming with a child. The librarians here care less…read moreabout kiddos and does not have compassion for them.

Clean. Well organized. Helpful staff. There are plenty of…read moreareas to read, study, or work on your laptop. I had the strangest sensation though when I walked up to the second floor and entered the library. It felt as if I were being thrown back in time. It's a beautiful, vintage-looking building in Noe Valley that has obviously been well taken care of for a long time. I was impressed too with the amount of outdoor space that is available! It was busy the afternoon I visited. The bathrooms are downstairs.

This library is so cute. I just walked in because I love checking out libraries. It's amazing how…read morethey're able to fit so much in such a small space. It's a single floor with the back area being the children's playroom. There's a single gender, neutral bathroom. Staff is very friendly.

Hey old friend 23 days ago I was born into the future haha ...old sign near the 1 bus and Lyon or…read morethe full house homes

I find myself coming in a lot to study, complete my homework, read books, magazines and newspapers…read morehere. One of the best places on campus for a quiet study area. There are computers with internet connection and Microsoft Office programs for homework and research! A little bit of disclosure, I know the staff that works here as I worked at the Circulation Department myself while going to school at City College! Friendly staff members and good service! -- Circulation, Periodicals and Reference are on the 4th floor -- Books from A-N: 5th floor -- Books from P-Z: 3rd floor Textbooks and study guides for each course are available via the reserve bookshelves if you need it to do your homework, study for an upcoming midterm or final exam. Some books from the reserve shelves are to be used in the library only. There are reserve textbooks that can be checked out for 1 day or 7 days. The professors determine whether the textbooks should be used in the library or take home so check in with the Circulation Desk staff. There is a room where the change provider and copy machines are, the adjacent room is where library workshops are held. A reserve book room is adjacent to the circulation desk, there is a copy machine in there as well with 2-5 desks in there for studying. The other 3 copy machines are on the other side right near the computers are. -- Group Study Rooms are available and can be reserved at the circulation desk. The Media Center is across the hall from here, audio visual rooms are on the 3rd floor, LAC and language lab are on the 2nd floor. This campus may look crappy, Rosenberg Library is one thing to like about going to school at City College of San Francisco - Ocean (Main) Campus!

"To provide students, faculty, staff and community members with the information and information…read moreservices they need..." --from the CCSF Library Mission Statement That pretty much sums it up for this long loved information Library Gem. This is right in the Infodiva's Backyard. You know Infodiva is partial to Libraries. We are so blessed to have this gem and live in such a information resouce rich environment. Library Books & Magazines Internet Access Research Workshops A place to study Group study rooms Tutoring Center Computer Labs Word Processing Language Center Media Center Learning Assistance Ctr Are some of the Services offered. Rosenberg Library and Learning Resources Building 50 Phelan Ave., San Francisco, CA 94112 Louise & Claude Rosenberg, Jr. Library 4th Floor Reference: 415-452-5543 Circulation: 415-452-5433 Media Center Room 403 415-452-5423 Language Center Room 205 415-452-5555 Learning Assistance Center Room 207 415-452-5502 Infodiva is a student right now @ CCSF. I am in the Library Program. I have something like 200+ credits/units at CCSF. I speak from experience. The Library will libraries in general are neglected, misunderstood, under-utilized. Ok let me step down off of my "soap box" hahaha Infodiva once again here with the 411 people. Don't Sleep on Your Education. Go Back Today. Don't Sleep on the Beautiful CCSF Rosenberg Library. You will be glad you did.

Wonderful service! Cute activities for kids, families, adults, and seniors. I've gotten craft…read moreprojects I could do at home like embroidery, and they also offer in-library events and movie screenings! I come here often for their printer and request many books online in the SFPL system and then they are delivered here, waiting for me! There's 2 levels and something for everyone. I love how it's near Chinatown so I can get food or boba nearby. It's on a cable car line so it's always a fun time! I've provided entertainment for many a tourist when they see me carrying too many books.

Great library. Good variety, helpful staff and clean! Been going there since I was a kid and…read moredecided to stop by last visit. Still a cute, small branch!

This review is based on the toddler section since I only come here for my kids. We started over a…read moreyear ago when my kids were 2 and 4. There's a separate room just for kids which is a nice perk of this branch. The room houses books for all kids with a small section of hard picture books (which my 2 year old peruses), a wall of graphic novels for young readers (which neither of my kids are ready for) and then aisles of other reads for mostly ages 5 and up. There are also 2 computers with kids games and a fish tank. There are a few rounded kids tables with chairs and my least favorite... a dirty stained couch. As of now, we have been here maybe 6 times. The space is always clutter free and organized and there's usually not a lot of other people there. I have asked the staff a few times to help find books and sometimes they are less than friendly which makes me feel like a burden. Other times they are helpful and willing so it depends who's working that day. They have a no late fee policy which is great, and they automatically renew your books if they are late. Overall, this is one or the lesser exciting libraries I've taken my family, but it works for what we need.

Friendly staff help check out some crayons for my kids while their stay and another staff help set…read morethe kid computers right for them to learn some ABC's while I can get some work done. Love how they have a large beautiful fish tank in the children's room so they can relax a bit and watch the fishes after reading book/ playing computer.

I grew up in Daly City but have never been to this library location…read more I Came by on Thursday about 2:45. Walked by the front desk and saw 3 employees sitting there. No one looked up. Not a greeting or asked if I needed help locating anything. The library employees that is located on Southgate Ave, are very helpful and friendly

This library is too loud for me. The front desk girls talk too loud like they're in a get together…read more It makes it hard to focus and study. You can smell the old books in here as well.

The staff here chit chats a lot and does not seem to mind how loud they are... making it difficult…read moreto read and study here. The place is nice otherwise.

This is a fairly new branch of the Daly City Public Library, no more than 2 years old. It's hidden…read morein a residential neighborhood, I would've never known it existed if my sister didn't tell me. It's very clean and small with a limited selections but you still get the essentials like books and magazines (Cosmo, People, Instyle), CDs and DVDs, the encyclopedias, and a children's reading room. I wouldn't come here expecting to find info for a research paper but the free Wifi was way faster than the DSL I had at home. That's one for speed. It is also located next to The Bayshore Community Center so there was noise coming from the kids playing outside and they sporadically popped in-n-out of the library to chitchat with their friends who were inside browsing the internet. I was not short of entertainment as there were elderlies burping and snoring loudly. This library would be too noisy for any college student to get any serious studying done. There were cubicles with outlets to plug in your laptops and you could always put on your headset to block out the noise, like what I was doing. This is a perfect hideout if I ever want to disappear from the public.