Great local library with lots of extra activities for young children and beyond…read more Helpful staff. Plenty of parking. Books, cds, etc for sale upon entering down the right side hallway.

Paid a visit here yesterday to attend a community drum circle. Very impressive library, clean,…read moresuper nice staff and facility's.

This is a cozy, quiet library with great amenities, ranging from comfortable leather chairs to…read moretutorial rooms. I e never seen one with a cafe, chess set, and all sorts of interesting things. It's even got a teen center, computers, and reading club. I look forward to coming back given the parking lot and playground pursue in the back. This is a gem even if it doesn't have a large conference room for meetings.

We had never visited the East Northport Library before. The library is orderly and spotless. The…read morelibrarians and staff are really helpful. Downstairs in the Children's Section, our grandchildren's artwork was on display. Despite its smaller size, the library is well-equipped with everything you need. Parking can be a little challenging, so exercise patience.

A great place to find your escape from the world, and to learn new things. While you're there get a…read morebeverage of your choice. Small parking lot.

I love the the selection of DVDs. They are very helpful there and they have a wonderful staff at…read moreboth libraries definitely would recommend.

The Commack Library is a gem, especially for families with young children! The Children's Library…read moreis a standout --it's warm, inviting, and filled with resources to spark curiosity and learning. One of the highlights for us is their collection of Tonie boxes and individual Tonies available for borrowing. These are such a creative and engaging way for kids to enjoy stories and songs, and it's wonderful to have the opportunity to explore them before committing to buy on our own. The library also offers a great lineup of kids' programs that are perfect for little ones aged 2-5. From interactive read-along sessions to holiday-themed events, the programs are thoughtfully designed to keep young minds engaged while making learning fun. My 3 year old loves coming to this library and I look forward to taking her :)

really good for studying, really quiet, overall a nice looking place. my main problem is that they…read morewon't let you play on your xbox 360 in one of the program rooms even if it's empty, sent like three people after i got it set up just to tell me to get out, and one of them was kinda rude about it. tell them to add a sign that playing on an xbox here is not allowed or at least tell them to be a bit more polite. the other two were. don't know their names and frankly i don't care enough, if you want a place with wifi and a tv/outlets, this is NOT the place. otherwise good place for everything else

For YEARS I try to register for adult classes days after the "start up sign up date" and hear…read more"sorry they're all full". For YEARS I try to get the Verizon hot spot for certain dates (ie when I need it like when I'm going on vacation) and they still can't figure out a system to allow a way to reserve any of the "library of things" (including the hotspot) for certain dates.... so I'm told to put a hold on it, then release the hold, and keep doing this machination until the time I need it and perhaps --by luck --my "turn" MAY come up possibly to coordinate with my next hold and my vacation dates. Seriously??!??. Meanwhile -- doing this is totally not fair to the others that may need it while I'm putting false holds on items in the "library of things". It's amazing all the tax dollars collected for the library on my tax bill... yet it seems the services go to the select few who have an "in" or can work the system. Those who call ON the day classes are "open" at 9:01am, or those who have no other obligations and can literally press buttons all day on their devices in hopes of reserving games, hot spots, classes, etc on dates they immediately become available. You'd think by now the library would've found a better way to serve ALL of its patrons...not the select few. And done get me started on the museum pass tickets -- I gave up trying a long time ago. Again....some fellow patrons must know how to work the system or have an "in" as I certainly don't and yet they're all taken for weekends and school holidays etc. You'd think the library would've gotten more of these knowing they constantly run out. If you're a true library user, be aware if this before you decide to live in this library area. They love to collect taxes, and do so amazingly...I'll give them that...but fall insanely short on services compared to other area libraries my friends tell me of. Such a shame.

The tech team goes above and beyond and is so friendly. They have really helped out with my…read morechristmas this year!!

From the outside, this library is quite deceiving in its size. Nestled in Port Jefferson village,…read moreyou will find what appears to be a quite small library but once inside it extends beyond your imagination. Stamp #2: Popped in to get my Suffolk County Public Libraries 2023 Summer Tour passport stamped. Toured around the library because I LOVE books. Not surprising, there were so many cool things to "check out" & explore: STEAM kits, instruments, Take home DIY kits, 3-D printing and so much more!

I haven't checked out any books here, but here's my review from the perspective of a student who…read morecame to this library to study. There are some practical downsides to studying here. Noise: The "mezzanine and lower stacks" is the main study space with the most tables and chairs. Unfortunately, the space is next to the main entrance/front desk area without any separating doors, so it can be loud. Headphones will probably be important if you need to focus. The room is also right below the children's room, so you can sometimes hear kids footsteps running around. They also allow tutoring. There's a "quiet reading room" across the lobby from the main study area, but it is also right next to the main lobby without any separating doors, so I imagine it's also loud. There's not a lot of carpet and a lot of laminate, so noises tend to echo. Limited desks and few plugs: There are only four small desks with plugs (eight seats in total, but the tables are small and it would be super weird if someone you didn't know sat next to you, so there are functionally only four seats with accessible plugs). The quiet reading room only has one desk, and I'm not sure if there are plugs. Ambiance: In the last few years, they've installed greige laminate flooring and movable office tables with wheeled plastic chairs. The vibe has shifted from "cozy library" to "office space/cafeteria". Good things: There is a free parking lot with no time limit directly behind the library. There are only about 8-10 spots but we didn't have any issues getting a spot midday on a weekday. Bathroom is clean. There was a large community space in the basement that probably has good events. There are interesting/useful items you can check out like board games, sewing machines, etc. There's also a 3D printer.

Popped in to get my Suffolk County Public Libraries 2023 Summer Tour passport stamped -- Stamp #3…read morein my book. Very welcoming with beautiful art sculptures displayed outside along with outdoor games like corn hole. Once inside, the library is filled with inviting displays, friendly staff and books, books, and more books! Of course, they've got programs too, Bus it's the books I love!

Big library! Quiet and peaceful! Looking forward to spending time reading there! My husband and I…read morewill make it a point to visit for date night on occasion!

Very nice, clean, library right in the village of lindy. Has a rather nice kids area with plenty of…read morestuff for them to do. They have a separate toy room for toys and then plenty of puzzles, computers, and stem activities. Ideal for kids 2-8 years old.

The computer area is right by the front desk, and the front-desk staff does not enforce any kind of…read morequiet rules, partially because they are the ones making half the noise. The other half - at least this past weekend - was made by a man named Gene whose lovely lady was trying to tell him to be quiet, but his ears were impervious to her words.