Everything. The staff is helpful the material is plentiful and the Libby ap…read moreWorks well

This place is very well lit and has a lot of life! The space is quite small - but they have used it…read moreefficiently. There are computer terminals for patrons. My favorite thing was the 3D painting machine - you need to pay to use it though. They sell some pre-made models though. They have monthly specials - for Feb they had displays of books celebrating the Black History Month. They lack an extensive collection of books in certain non-fiction genre. But, if you are looking for a place to borrow fiction novels and children's books, this is a good one.

This is a nice library with a wide book selection. They host a lot of events for the community…read more Computers are available to the public. There is a free parking lot in the back with about 10-15 spots. Also a curb side book drop. Beware though, as of July 2023, the library is under construction for renovations and there is NO air conditioning. So it's hot inside! Some days they even close early if it's too hot so you may want to call ahead to check. Excited to see what it looks like after renovations because it is an old building.

Nice library! Staff was super friendly and helpful. My friend was able to sign up for a card and…read moretake out a few DVDs in just a few minutes. Outstanding collection of DVDs - thousands of movies and tv shows.

Libraries are re-inventing during this new digital era. Robert Morris University Library is…read morekeeping pace with the change, but also keeping the services that they offer well. For example, reference questions can now be answered via chat, email, telephone or in person. They have a new quiet reading room that has a beautiful view of the campus, and it's a 24/7 area that patrons can go to study or read. The staff are very friendly and will bend over backward to fully answer your questions and help you find what you are looking for. There's a popular reading section, current newspapers, and access to important databases. One new feature is a place to charge your phone.

This library has been my primary location for the last 5-6 years and I couldn't say more good…read morethings about it. They are extremely organized, friendly, and make connections with their frequent visitors. They sell Saris chocolate at the front for the same price as the grocery store, but proceeds benefit the library. They have a ton of resources available to the public for free or very low cost. They have passes (mostly family) for a lot of local museums and historical sites. The parking lot is massive and somewhat recently paved. The hours are friendly to most schedules and the drop box is always available for returns when they're closed.

Great library with wonderful programs! Cafe, small and large meeting g rooms and an outdoor patio.read more

Northland Public Library was established in 1968. Residents of Allegheny County who have a free…read morelibrary card may use this library. Northland Public Library participates in inter-library loaning, but it has many of its own resources: books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, audio books, e-books, downloadable music files and videos, electronic periodicals, state databases, desktop computers, Wi-Fi, resume and job-search assistance, board games, video games, Virtual Reality headsets, American Girl dolls, yoga kits, radon detectors, reserved meeting rooms, a tutoring room, a Learning Garden, a store, etcetera. In December 2025, Northland Public Library completed a construction project that included a two-story building extension, accessible lower-level entrance, Commonplace Coffee cafe, teen space, mezzanine reading level, upper Conference Room, staircase, centralized service desk, and relocated Book Nook bookstore. For years my husband and I have been customers of this library. Most recently my husband frequently checked out DVDs, and we drank beverages in the Commonplace Coffee. We thought that the renovated area looked very nice and was a significant improvement. We really like this library and expect to use it more in the future.

We came here ro meet my sons tutor and it was great. There was a special room for them to work in…read moreprivate while me and my other son explored. I loved the kids area. Both of the boys were excited to see the axolotl. I was excited to see that they have a writing club for middle schoolers.

The cutest public library in Ambridge, PA. Very historic building with great natural light. The…read morelibrary has two floors. The first floor is exclusively children's books. There are a lot of tables around the library if you want to read and work on your laptop here. Free WiFi is also available. There is a parking lot in the back with about 5 or 6 spots and also street parking around the neighborhood if the lot is full. So cozy and quiet. Highly recommend visiting!

Only the best library ever ! I am surprised more people don't go and hang in the gorgeous old…read moreAndrew Carnegie original haunt ! They have a coffee shop and concerts and so much more. The large library room upstairs is stunning!

Beautiful old library with three levels of books and resources. All available to the public…read more The first floor has a Yinz Coffee shop; children's area; and an outdoor courtyard with tables and chairs for studying outside. Friendly, helpful staff.

Cranberry Library has it all! There is an enormous selection of books and movies, and the…read morechildren's section is especially impressive. The library hosts many fun events that appeal to all ages and interests. The staff is top-notch, and they always make you feel welcome. Johnna at the reference desk is very helpful and intelligent, plus she's always friendly! The library is definitely worth a visit if you're in Cranberry.

I've gone to this library 4-5 times to study and I'm a fan. All I needed for a library card was my…read moredriver's license. I'm ashamed to say this is my first library card since I graduated from college. The librarians were super helpful getting me and my husband library cards and telling us the great benefits. They have a lot of ebooks and online magazines that you have access to with your library card. They also have wireless Internet available, but you have to have a library card to access it. There are about 6-8 computers with internet that you can use and a printer. There aren't many tables to study (maybe around 6). When I studied I needed headphones to concentrate because other customers and workers can be a bit loud. My only wish is that they had a quiet room to study or read... and it would get another star. And I also wish their hours were better, but it's still quite nice for it to be close to where I live. I'll take more pictures when there are less people around!

I've never had a problem going to this library. The workers are really nice and even bring out to…read moreitems to your car in the freezing cold of winter. That's what I call exceptional service.

Cool , quiet little library that feels odd the beaten path in Bellevue/Avalon area. Check out…read moretheir Star Wars movie series in the Summer.

This library is a hidden gem amongst the Allegheny County Library System. Though not an official…read moreCarnegie Library of Pittsburgh branch, it's affiliated, so you use a Carnegie card to check out books and have all of the Carnegie services. This library is beautiful--bronze statues, big windows, a potbelly stove for the winters and benches outside for the summer. There is a small computer lab and free wifi. They have an excellent children's section and a good variety of new fiction. If they don't have a book, CD, DVD, or audiobook you're looking for, chances are the Carnegie system will and you can order that item to be sent to Avalon. The staff is mostly volunteers, so you know they will be helpful. It's pretty quiet during the hours before school gets out and there are a few cubicles, so it's a wonderful place to study.