A nice little library, not very big, but has everything kids would want and grown ups would need…read morefrom a library. The kids section is pretty nice with lots of children's books, several computers w/preloaded kids software and then a few kids-only reservation-required computers. The stacks for adults are pretty standard. There's a little section of books for sale out front from their friends of the library and they have good books for very reasonable to downright great prices. Apparently they get lots of donations of good books in good shape. All in all, this is a smaller but still good enough library and even as visitors, we enjoyed it.

I grew up in libraries, really, spent a lot of time in my childhood at libraries, and it's always…read moremy happy place. This is my local library, and while it's smaller than other branches, I still enjoy coming here. Another Yelper asked me to do the Maricopa reads summer challenge with her, so I said, "Sure, why not?" I am always reading, so this will be fun! As an adult, you can also participate, and once you get to certain levels of points, the library rewards you with some prizes. I came here yesterday to check out my prizes, and the librarian was nice and handed me items I won. I got a free drink pass for Cane's chicken, a one day pass use for AZ parks, and also a free coupon to collect a gently used book at any local library. I honestly don't need any of these items, but it's still fun to win prizes. If you know me, you'll know I love to win free items, but honestly, who doesn't? Local libraries here also offer cultural passes to some of our favorite museums and destinations, so I really appreciate that! I did spot some passes for the Heard Museum, so next time, I am here, I will check them out so I can visit the museum. I have checked out the cultural passes for the Desert Museum in Tucson, and that was great! This library is also a cooling center, and if you need a reprieve from our hot desert weather, this place is for you. They also provide bottled water too. This time, when I was here, they were also proving free covid at home tests and also opiate naloxone reveral kits. I really appreciated seeing that! I love public libraries. You can always count on this bookworm to be hiding in one!

What a lovely library! I stopped in to grab a culture pass and the staff quickly checked it out for…read moreme. The library is two stories and it's beautifully designed with great views of south mountain. There's a lot of good seating and I could see this being a great spot to study or work remotely from.

Really beautiful facility. Well laid out with an abundance of computers and stations for personal…read morecomputers. The view from the second floor where I was sitting was gorgeous. Clean and quiet.

Been an avid reader all of my life and I love this library branch…read more Taking part in their Summer Reading program for the first time this year. My wife did it last year and got me interested. It encourages readers of all ages to log the minutes they read over the summer and in turn you can earn prizes and even a free book for participating and reaching certain goals. It has been a lot of fun. We love our branch located in between Baseline and Guadalupe roads on Dobson. The workers there are so nice and friendly. Always greeted with a smile and very helpful in finding books or answering questions from the public (aka us readers). One of my favorite parts of the library is the Restoried section where you can pick up pre-read books at a discounted price. Better than a yard sale. Definitely stop into the branch and check out some books - literally.

It's not a big library but I do like how close and convenient it is. Now there's a park next door…read more And the golf course next to it. How there's a little lake that you can fish at. And the fire station for educational visits. It's a 10 minutes walk from my house and a 2 minute drive from my house. Great kids section. Very extensive. Indoor and outdoor bathrooms. Great AC area to bring kiddos

Quaint little library nestled next to a similarly named park. Harmon Library was 1 of 3 Phoenix…read morepublic libraries open on July 4, so I happily took advantage of the opportunity to beat the heat here. It was pretty crowded, with no vacant table in sight (granted, I didn't thoroughly hunt for one by walking around the whole building). Restrooms are to the left immediately after entering the building and are quite small; the women's room only had 2 stalls and no mirror. There were flyers recognizing opioid overdose and free period supplies, which I loved and showed me that this library is truly a community hub for vulnerable populations who are often overlooked. I also appreciated that the water fountain had a bottle refilling station. This one-story building has a teen section and 2 private study rooms, which a librarian kindly booked for me and my friend, despite neither of us having library cards. The study room was equipped with a wall-mounted whiteboard, which we didn't use but appreciated. All in all, my friend and I had a great experience getting work done for about 2 hours in our private room, with the help of the librarians. Would definitely come back if I'm in this area and need a place to do some work!

Do NOT go to this library if you have something important you need to interview or study for. The…read morewomen staff are a bunch of evil HATERS! This was my second time reserving a study room while interviewing for my dream job here and I typically would go to a different library for a distraction free environment however the one I like is still under construction. During my recorded interview which I only had two chances to record my answers I was interrupted BOTH times while trying to complete my LAST answer, the first time the male that works there stood by the glass and I looked over while he told me I had 5 mins I said okay but in reality I should have just left because right as he walked away and I gave my response for the final time this evil lady with black hair came over and banged on the window and then proceeded to kick the door in since I had a chair propped up against the door! I honestly could not believe she did that and she no doubt ruined my chances of being hired for a career of a lifetime! Evil witch! My advice is to go somewhere else. They are rude as can be and the other lady who acted like it was an inconvenience to show me to the study room I booked can also GTH! 6'0 tall and 300 pounds is crazy work and I'm assuming after she looked me up and down several times she felt triggered. This library has demonic hater energy and I will never be back

This place came recommended by a friend. My daughter and I stopped in about a week ago…read more It's a cute home style business that features an eclectic vibe throughout the entire space. There's the coffee (of course), features teas, small selection of breakfast items. Plus, lots of options to look at beautiful art (gorgeous gallery) to jewelry pieces and so much more. Not to mention they have a monthly calendar of events & entertainment that's featured here too! The owner was extremely helpful in filling us in about this place & all it has to offer. I ended up getting the toffee nut latte & my daughter the ice vanilla latte. They have different options for milk and I went with coconut which think it made my drink very bitter unfortunately. My daughter did whole milk, hers was better but could still could taste a slight pungent flavor. I'd have to say we were both not a real fan of their coffee. The atmosphere here is pretty cool. You can shop, sit inside or out. They do have a restroom that was really retro. Would say the outdoors (backyard) could use some good maintenance crew cleaning. It was a cool experience, but probably would not be worth our visiting again.

Coffee was delicious. Cool coffee shop in a vintage building. Loved all the vintage stuff. It was…read morevery cramped in there. Our group was big and loud. Someone played the piano near us and that was cool. Would return for the coffee and the vintage pieces. It's not sensory-friendly though.

Two stars because I walked in a spoke to a woman who was pleasant coming in and going, I didn't…read moreacknowledge her leaving which was my fault but look I ain't perfect and I I didn't expect to be pissy I love books if you know me you know it's where I'm happiest at however I sat on the floor because it's better for my back with me using my own devices why would that bother anyone ? Of course with so many other important things to be worried about on a beautiful day it had to be me they asked me to sit in a chair their low poor posture provision chair I'm all tiny and minding my own business I took it personal someone cared about where I'm sitting. That sucks guess I'll take my butt on deeper into the hood where they don't think we read. At least I'm safe there. In light of, I know the homeless probably get stalked here so meh.

As someone who volunteered for the summer reading program at 17 year olds at this specific libary I…read morecan say it's the most amazing libary yet! The staff are so amazing and nice! You can find all of the books and movies you want! I love this libary!

Let me preface this to say that I know very little about the extent of their book or audio…read moreselection at this location. My review is based on the courtesy of staff, their knowledge of services offered, the convenience of the huddle rooms -availability and reserving, and the items they occasionally have available for purchase. I've come here for printing recently instead of going to the UPS store. Saves me more money. You can submit things to be printed via email or you can print things yourself either from desktop or directly at a set up printer. There is a fee, which is minimal, and there are some limitations to what you can print. I've used the Culture Pass deal and saved the price of two tickets for two adults (online price, age 18-64, $26 each) to visit the Heard Museum. Very cool, and it was our first to the Heard Museum, so added bonus. More recently the gentleman I spoke to provided me a quick lesson on how/where/when to pick up future Culture Pass so I could participate again when I find passes available. Some of the Culture Pass locations you could visit: Desert Botanical Garden The Heard Museum Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art Reid Park Zoo Gilbert Historical Museum Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Arcosanti Sedona Heritage Museum Lowell Observatory Superstition Mountain Museum and several more. Desktops are available for a reserved period of time, and wifi can be accessed without a specific set limit if you bring your own laptop. On one occasion we picked up a selection of music cds for $1 each. Better price than many second hand stores. And I did see they have books available for purchase. A few other activities the library offers: Ask a Master Gardener presented by U of A Maricopa Master Gardeners. Seed exchange Free Garden Seeds (limit 3) Break TIME Chandler Recreation Guide And numerous other Community Events -all viewable on their website. Keep in mind, you must have a library card to use most of the things mentioned.

Cute Library branch in Chandler. They have a nice selection of books for sale as well. We went in…read morethere to print something off, which cost us $.10 for each black-and-white copy. Outside they have a cooling station consisting of a water, fountain and sprinklers under a covered area for anybody to use which is super helpful during the hot Arizona summer that helpful librarians give us very good information. I also picked up three seed packets, which is a nice offering that they do where you can check out seeds of different items such as greens, turnips, etc..

Great spot for cold brew. I had the protein cold brew which is just protein powder blended with…read morecold brew. Love it!

My friends and I came here for some lunch on a Saturday around noon…read more There were some customers but still plenty of seating available. They have a drive through which is convenient and indoor/outdoor/bar seating. I loved the fun vibes here, the decor. There were some games to play and really cool goat artwork. This place does coffee and alcoholic drinks which is always cool. They also offer food options and grab&go snacks/drinks. I decided to try one of their seasonal drinks: the S'mores protein cold brew. It was good! For food I ordered the breakfast burrito and also really liked it, very good portion too. My friends also enjoyed what they ordered. I would come back here to try other food and drinks.