Its one of the more larger libraries in MOCO. I was looking…read morefor a book... thats a best seller. However all the libraries in the area had long waiting lists. They have Lucky Day shelves. Which means those books with waiting lists sometimes will be there. I bypassed that 4 week waiting period. I came initially to use one of their conference rooms. Which is huge and spacious. They have a discovery room which is a huge sensory play area that I use to take my littles that they absolutely loved. Teachers can also reserve the room during the week for a hour. However use caution. Idk if those toys are sanitized. So make sure your littles dont put it in their mouth. Lots of computers to use, or bring your own laptop. Wifi is good. However their printing is expensive... .15 cents for regular and i think .99 cents for color. They also have classes, especially if you wanna learn how to knit, or play mahjong. They also have reading time for the littles.

Great library. Different than others I've been to, but has a lot of community groups, a quaint…read moreFriends of the Library section, and lots of space to sprawl out in around. Someone said the lobby is used for adult day-care. It is. But people need a place to go, I suppose. The librarians are kind, and have wonderful bedside manners for the few rowdy around.

I come to Germantown library on almost every weekend. The library is very spacious, and has a…read moredecent selection of books and DVDs. There are a few large study rooms, where I usually read or work on my laptop. The library also has a good section of Chinese language books, and even some DVDs in Chinese language. This is especially valuable for some of my family members whose English are pretty limited. The library is also located at a convenient location with several restaurants nearby, so that I don't have to drive far for lunch or dinner.

Zero stars; not child friendly at all! They have two discovery rooms that need to be reserved in…read moreadvance, there are no shared toys your kids can use. Librarian at front desk was not helpful. Just an awful library--why are we funding this crappy place? The library management needs to reevaluate or have the doors closed. It's also an ugly and uninviting space.

Accessible…read more Friendly staff. Secure. Not a lot of interesting history on walls. But some open and bright spaces.

I am writing this review specifically about my experience with the Montgomery County Jury…read moreCommissioner's Office during a phone call on Monday, August 3, 2026, after receiving a notice instructing me to contact the office regarding a missed jury summons. I called voluntarily to explain my circumstances and determine what I needed to do next. My elderly mother-in-law underwent knee replacement surgery, later suffered a serious fall that required additional surgery, and subsequently developed sepsis. She remains in recovery, and I have been her primary daytime caregiver while my wife works full-time. Unfortunately, the interaction began in a confrontational manner. Rather than first asking about my situation or explaining the office's process, the conversation immediately focused on telling me that I had "canceled three times," and I found it difficult to fully explain my circumstances without being interrupted. After reflecting on the conversation, I realized the office counts the original summons, a granted postponement, and subsequent summonses as separate opportunities to serve. Once I understood that, the timeline made sense. However, that process was never clearly explained during the call, and I believe it would help many jurors if it were communicated more clearly from the outset. My disappointment is not with the fact that I still have a civic obligation to serve. I respect the importance of jury duty. My concern is with how the conversation was handled. By the conclusion of the call, I was instructed to fax documentation regarding my mother-in-law's medical situation so it could be reviewed. However, I later discovered that I had already been issued another jury summons with a new reporting date. Since the office's system is able to display that information, it would have been extremely helpful to conclude the conversation by simply explaining my next steps, such as: "Please send us the documentation for review. In the meantime, I also see you've already been issued another jury summons. Unless you're granted a postponement, it's important that you report on that date." That would have left me with a clear understanding of where things stood instead of having to piece everything together afterward. Likewise, a simple closing statement such as, "I'm sorry to hear about your mother-in-law. I hope she has a speedy recovery," would have demonstrated empathy without changing the outcome of the call in any way. Public employees interact with residents from all walks of life, many of whom are already dealing with stressful family, medical, or financial circumstances. The outcome of my situation may not have changed, but the experience certainly could have. Professionalism, clear communication, and empathy are not mutually exclusive. This experience left such an impression on me that I intend to document it further as part of my work as a journalism major, not to single out any individual, but because I believe effective communication between public offices and the citizens they serve is an important topic worthy of discussion. I sincerely hope this office reviews how these interactions are handled, because a conversation can be both professional and compassionate while still holding people accountable for their civic responsibilities.

Great community resource - strong internet - this is a good use of MD tax dollars. I definitely…read morerecommend this for adults or for families working on something together - this is not a library for kids by themselves.

This is easily the best library in the world for studying. There are so many study rooms with white…read moreboard and space to get into groups. There are many desks to use to study. The people in there are always quiet and respectful. They have a bunch of computers and access to copiers/printers/staplers/hole punches. There are tons of windows to allow light in during the day hours. It really brightens it up in there and helps make studying a little more pleasant. The staff is helpful and its always super clean.

There was food to purchase at the open house. Sets of beautiful China was brought in to display but…read morenot part of Embassy. Outside was some live music and also dog training being exhibited. We were in and out quickly.

Visiting this embassy was a fun way to spend part of the afternoon…read more For their Open House they offered four kinds of wine and goulash of course! They also had Hungarian folk music and folk dancing for those fearless enough to partake in. The embassy also had lots of tourist information available; different than the gotohungary.com website stuff I received when I planned my visit. The open area for visitors is pretty much like most others. It doesn't stand out and is not overly ornate. There is a lovely, large patio in back; great for events on sunny days like today was.

Returned to this library a few months ago to do some more studying for an upcoming exam. I really…read moredon't mind the size of the library anymore. There's always study rooms available and space in the quiet study room to go to. Parking is so convenient here compared to other Montgomery County libraries. I've noticed over the last few months, there's been more parked vehicles in the lot so I'm happy to see people returning to the library during their spare time. Would happily return once COVID-19 settles down.

This library is small, but mighty. Before county libraries closed until late-April due to covid-19,…read moremy family and I were able to sneak in one last visit to get some books to stay entertained throughout this time. I'm surprised I haven't written a review for this place since I've spent tons of times here sitting in the aisles, thumbing through books, deciding which were worthy to be part of my pile. Early high school me and me now have very different tastes in books, thank goodness. My favorite part of the library is the new non-fiction books section. I don't really know how the library system works, but I'm always so proud that this branch carries new, relevant books all the time. I feel like they keep us readers in mind when selecting. Buzzy books like Girl, Wash Your Face were there when I've looked for them. They have a few computer self check-outs here, so quick and convenient. Parking can get a little tight, but always so happy to see people in the library!

The most painless experience I've had in DMV for emissions. It was kind of in the middle of nowhere…read moreand required me to drive through some neighborhoods, but some signs will let you know you're in the right place. Just pull into a lane, someone will help you out, and after they check a couple things you're done in less than 2 minutes. When no one wants to re-register your car you want this to be uneventful and that's exactly what it was. Dude helping me was a bro too, will be back next time I need to.

I have to come here begrudgingly every two years …read more.. Service is faster during the week. Some people who work here are pleasant.. usually my process is fast im in and out... and get a print out that says my car passed. Saturdays are a nightmare.

I live in the City of Gaithersburg, and I absolute love it. When you call in, you actually speak to…read morea person, which is beyond refreshing these days. Each year I enroll my children in summer camps, and city activities for a reasonable price. I have lived in the City of Gaithersburg for many years, and have no intention of leaving! Thank you city staff!

I went in talk to receptionist about rental property license. She is very friendly and very…read morehelpful. She even went to the office to confirm the answer. Then I replied email to Susana who sent me email at the first place about the issue. I explained the situation to her in the email. Then we talked over the phone. She was very patient and explained my situation does not need license for now. then she gave me suggestion if situation change. then i should apply license to protect myself. Very very helpful.