Really wonderful library! It is easy to find, plenty of parking, and huge! Little area with books…read morefor sale and plenty of things for young children to play with. My almost 15 month old absolutely had a blast. They also have lots of computers to work on, a study room, an exclusive teen area. Really have a large variety here and everything is well marked and easy to find. Lots of options for culture passes as well. We will definitely be returning.

We go here regularly for music class and recycling our daughter's reading list…read more I also take advantage of the books the library has when I can. I saw a book I wanted to read that was available while looking online and went for the one book. I got there and it wasn't on the shelf where it should be. I asked an employee who confirmed the same thing. She went to the back to check their intake. She came back saying she didn't know where the book is and that I can put a hold for it. This is a singular occurrence, but in frustration I would imagine with the technology used in libraries now for finding and coding books, that it would be relatively simple to find a book that is listed as available, but if I'm wrong then let me know.

A friend of ours is considering moving to Arizona. I thought the Chamber of Commerce might have…read moresome information. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. When asked the question staff said magazines with that type of information is no longer available. The best. Thing to do is go in the web and do a search. Things change too quickly so publishing information is no longer a viable method. Hmm, who knew? Parking in front of the building.

Time to PRAISE an Employee! Thank you, AVA! Every time we come in, we look for you because you know…read morewhat to do to get our PIZZA ordered w/o any difficulty. Our favorite pizza is in the computer, we give you our phone number, & BRAVO, you find it. AND YOU DELIVER! Literally, YOU ALSO DELIVER THE PIZZA, LOL! Refreshing! You make our time there enjoyable and we are grateful for you. Ava has a Super People Focus, great humor, very task focused, and she delivers, effectively and efficiently! Keep up YOUR great work! And, thanks for keeping us loving the Delicious Barro's Special! We so Love it!Be back again soon! Maybe next time we will have my birthday party here! It is coming up soon in April! If your manager needs to talk to us, have he/she call...our number is in the computer, lol! Love ya, Kiddo!

The staff is always so helpful and friendly. This is our new "Blockbuster". We get our weekend…read moredvds from here now. So easy to do.

Called in to answer a few of my questions, including resetting my password and Maya was able to…read morehelp me quickly and enthusiastically! My go to library since it's up the street from my house. Will attend again and again :)

Home of some very big tourist destinations like the Talking Stick Amphitheater or the Cardinals…read moreStadium, this city definitely can draw a crowd. Though, I feel like they can do better crowd control at events personally. It's a fairly clean and safe city from what I have seen, and I think if the events handled more efficiently I'd rate the city 5 stars.

The City of Glendale in the downtown area seems quite deserted. Many storefronts are no longer…read moreand all you have is vacant places. The government and official buildings are kept up. The other parts of downtown are in need of a make over. There is free street parking.

Love the Library! Have taken our kid to the library since before he could walk. There's so many…read moreopportunities to take advantage of; classes, books, new DVD's, Culture Passes to visit local places for free, kids activities and more. This library is architecturally very cool, but they don't have a Drive Thru Book Drop; I feel like this could have been an easy addition on the backside, and am disappointed they don't because getting out and dropping books in the heat of the Summer totally blows. The kids classes are really fun and are First Come First Served. Right now is the Summer Reading Program and lots of fun to get your kid reading. There is a lot of parking here, but I highly advise to lock up your vehicle, and keep your valuables out of the car, or out of sight. There are some transients that hang out front, but they're harmless; mostly there for a water bottle in the Summer time.

Nearest library for me and glad this exists. Easy search, easy checkout with plenty of counters…read more Staff is super helpful, they literally help you even for searching things. Books / DVD's well arranged and anyone can get used to it. Many computers and desks for online surf and sit peacefully to read. Printing area available as well. Complete library is neat and well maintained. You will save a lot of $ to lend it instead of buying a new book. Recommended to all.

Every university has a student center or student union. Arizona State University has the Student…read moreCenter @ The Post Office and the University Center at the Downtown Campus, the Student Union at the Polytechnic Campus, the University Center Building at the West Valley Campus, and the Memorial Union and Student Pavilion at the Tempe Campus. The Memorial Union opened in 1956 and has since served as the central hub of student life on the Tempe Campus. The Memorial Union has its own core values including creating community, celebrating diversity, promoting and achieving excellence, embracing history and traditions, and fostering human development. There is a huge team of professional and student staff that run the Memorial Union (as well as the other unions and centers across the other campuses). ASU chose the name "Memorial Union" to serve as a living memorial for those who have courageously served our country in the military. There is a lot of history in the building. The Scoular Lounge (on the main level) is named after the Memorial Union's first director Cecelia Scoular. There are also more than 160 pieces of art making up the Memorial Union permanent art collection. These art pieces can be found along the walls of rooms and hallways throughout the building on all of the floors. There are 4 1/2 floors to the Memorial Union. On the lower level are a Digital Creative Studio, Wellness/Lactation Rooms, an Interfaith Reflection Room, lounges, meeting rooms, Burger King, Subway, Shake Smart, Sun Devil Card Services, Pat Tillman Veterans Center, Union Stage, and Sparky's Den with billiards and table tennis (but no longer bowling). On the main level are the Desert Financial Credit Union, the Pitchforks Dining Hall, Changemaker Central, the Information Desk, part of the Student Connection and Community office, the Safety Escort Service, the P.O.D. Market, the Sun Devil Hospitality Meal Plan Office, the Scoular Lounge, Starbucks, Einstein's, Chick-fil-a, Qdoba, Pei Wei, Choolaah Indian BBQ, Rosie's Bakery, Gigi's, and Bento. There is a mezzanine level with additional Student Connection and Community offices. On the second level are the Engrained dining room, Starlight Terrace, another Digital Creative Studio, many meeting rooms, the Arizona and Ventana Ballrooms, and a catering kitchen. On the third level are the New Student Orientation and ASU Family offices, the Event and Meeting Services and Sun Devil Hospitality Catering offices, and the Maroon and Gold program and Access ASU offices. I remember being at the Mariposa Cafe on November 1, 2007 for lunch when a fire broke out there leading to a closure of the Memorial Union for several months. The Memorial Union reopened its lower two floors in January 2008 with the rest of the building reopened in May 2008. I have spent many days, nights, and weekends in the Memorial Union for conferences, banquets, meetings, trainings, lunches, errands. study time, work time, shopping, and connecting with colleagues in offices on all floors. I was even there for a meeting today in the Alumni Lounge on the second floor of the building. I certainly encourage anyone visiting ASU to stop by the Memorial Union to check it out and be a part of history!

Visited the campus for the first time with my daughter (an online student) for her graduation,…read morethere was a pre-graduation event and campus tours hosted out of the MU, very nice facility, restrooms have the water and (Dyson) hand driers right over the sinks, makes it super convenient (and the dryers actually work well). Older building that has been renovated has lots of character and many little nooks and crannies to explore. Everyone was very friendly and helpful in getting us to our destination. Recommend

I stopped by for toddler time on a Tuesday. Toddler time was packed! At least 30 littles where in…read moreattendance. The kids area is not very big so if not absolutely necessary I wouldn't bother bringing a stroller, the toys are a little grungy and old but they get the job done. My kids loved the kitchen area and train table (not pictured) - and they have A LOT of dvds and kids books.

Sitting, waiting for my daughter and wife to find some books in the YA section when a masked (in…read more2025) librarian approaches me and asks if I'm with a teenager. When I ask why, it's because this is a teen section. I'm sorry. #1 This is a PUBLIC library. For the public, #2 where I'm sitting there's a ton of manga right in front of me. What do I do if I come alone and want to borrow some Naruto? Lots of adults read manga. #3 what if I'll hear alone to pick up some books for my daughter? To the library staff: get it together. Policing sections is not going to work out for you. I'm a nice guy but you make the wrong person mad, and it could go much different. Also, it's 2025 and we know masks don't stop COVID. WHY ARE YOU STILL WEARING A MASK?

Lincoln Village Shopping Center is definitely one of our favorite areas to visit when in the area,…read moreor take a drive to! Whether you live near, or are staying at one of the hotels or resorts around it, this place is so convenient, and literally within just a couple minutes of walking distance from most. There is a nail Boutique, a few clothes shopping stores, laundry cleaners, auto care, gas station, grocers, a marketplace, Walgreens/Pharmacy, jewelry store, a bank, Bitcoin Depot, and several more places to stop by! Several different cuisines of restaurants to choose from,.. Stop by for breakfast or lunch at Einstein Bagels, or grab an appetizer & cocktail for Happy Hour at one place, and/or pop into another establishment for an amazing lunch or dinner of either Mexican food, Asian food, Italian food, a Steakhouse, or even a try the Brazilian Steakhouse! Ample parking throughout, very nice walking and waiting areas,.. As well as a beautiful fountain between Blanco's Cocina & Cantina and Paul Martins American Grill, that some have tossed coins into, to make their wishes!