Just love going to Libraries. Each one has its own unique style. Morro Bay is a bit smaller than…read moreNorth County but just as informative. Love their bulletin board that posts upcoming events and current happenings for the community. Haven't been to this one in quite some time. Oh..... you must ASK for the restroom key from the Librarian for use. Apparently, there are guests who probably use this as their "Wash 'n Go" so it is monitored with signs on both the Men's and Women's Rooms stating to go see the LIBRARIANS, plural.

The librarians are talking to each other REALLY loudly. I…read morewouldn't even care about this, but when I had to make a quick phone call and I started talking QUIETLY for no more than 5 seconds, one of them comes over to me all rude and says "Hey, you can't be doing that in here. You can take it outside!" Really?!? They want the public to STFU at all times, but they keep yapping? This place is a joke.

This is a wonderful library with so much to do for the whole family. The building is 3 stories tall…read morewith each level having a different set of books. The 2nd level for kids is great with a play area to read in, draw, play games, and even print out your 3d item. The big bonus for me is they also sell book for a very reasonable price so I am all in.

This is a nice looking cool Library that sits in the Downtown area of the city.I was once here and…read morei was amazed at the size of the place, and how unique they were. Lots of books, magazines, childrens books, and much more resources you will find here. They have resemble fees to use the books you borrow. Professional staff here. I was very impressed with this particular library.

Nice library to do some reading. If you need a private room for interviews or meetings, there is…read moreonly one, first come first serve and you reserve at front desk.

I will agree, one of the biggest and best Public libraries i have found on the Central Coast. I…read morestopped here once to look at some of their books and magazines, and i was happy with what i saw. They have lots of older and newer books and magazines. Staff are nice and professional here. Great parking spaces. Lots to see and do at this library. Always a pleasure to visit.

What a charming library! Very friendly staff, and this was a great way to spend an hour with my…read morekiddo on a recent trip. Lots of selection, free wifi (and a charging stand for cellphones!), comfy seating with a fireplace, water bottle filler... what else do you need? :)

My library experience here is hands down the worst ever on a consistent basis. There is one…read morelaughing female staff person who does so while hyperventilating and making remarks about what people are doing on the public computers which are placed directly in front of the main desk. It is  completely baffling why she's not being disciplined. It's utterly useless to try and get any work done here with her "working" there. I reported it but she is still (employed?) there. All of the libraries in the County of San Luis Obispo are peculiarly unconventional from what have been historically designed to be quiet environments. Anymore, the norm seems to have morphed into a social scene, allowing places for people to entertain their children. Avoid this library at all cost. Being nearly vacant, it seems that would-be patrons do.

The Atascadero Library has an exciting new micro-exhibit called "Censorship is so 1984". This is an…read moreeducational representation of the top ten most called upon books for banning this year. - The library offered free bookmarks and a "read for your rights" campaign directive from the American Library Association. - Support your local library and protect our rights to knowledge, understanding and education. Learning is a human right!

This one lady is always a library ##$$% anytime my son makes a noise or fast walks it's shhh shhh,…read morewalk please no talking please no smiling please. Sad. Let kids be kids. Maybe on the adult side but not the children area. Do better astascasero library.

I love this small but mighty library and its wonderful staff. Just make sure to check the hours…read morebefore you go.

Nice home town library. Smells like books. Limited hours of service. Located off main streets, in…read morethe Shell Beach area of Pismo Beach.

I have to write based on older impressions, when I graduated. I used to make the library my primary…read morestudy spot. James Webb, Ph. D, was my Exercise Physiology Professor- a uniquely wise and intelligent gentleman, who challenged me to study outside my intellectual means- so, Kennedy Library was the obvious place. Applied Physiology, Physician and Sports medicine, and other amazing journals I would dive into the literature and deeply immerse myself. I will always deeply respect this library and its amazing holdings.,

Clean, spacious, and bright facility. Gorgeous views of the hills and modern filtered water…read moredispensers on each floor are major pluses in my book. Only downside is lack of outlets. There are none in the corals and only an occasional one on the walls for the desks. Visitors: No wifi access provided to visitors so if that's you, find the one public computer near the stairs on each floor for Internet access.

I like how the Paso Robles Carnegie Library and city hall share a building. The library outgrew its…read moreoriginal location, which was established in 1908 and relocated in 1998, and it is in the City Park. Be sure to visit the library's gift shop and check out the historical library.

I love the Paso Robles Public Library! It is everything a library should be - well stocked,…read moreattentive, helpful staff, quiet, good computer and fax/scan machines, and great location in the town square and park with many great coffee and eating establishments.

Awesome staff. 2 hot meals. Tablets to Learn and earn. Overall awesome however I don't recommend…read moreanyone to go to jail!

My son is there right now. He just recently, a week ago, went to the hospital because he passed…read moreout. At the hospital, they discovered he had blood clots in both lungs and both feet. He stayed there for a week for treatment of his blood clots. They sent him home with 3 months of blood clot medication. Five days later he had to surrender himself to jail time he owed at SLO County Jail. He came with the meds they prescribed him from the hospital, but on his 3rd day there, they finally only gave him his blood clod prescription! He said his feet are very swollen! He's also on anti depression and anxiety medication. So much for Mental Health at SLO County Jail!!! I'm worried because I lost my Mom to blood clots 5 years ago! Scary Almost a week there and they haven't given him his prescribed anti depressant pills. But they finally gave him the blood clot pills only because I called them and warned them!!!..so they gave it to him because they don't want to be in trouble if he dies. Nice of them

Small bookstore with a large selection of books, neatly organized. The most enchanting thing about…read morethis place is the Garden Chapel out the back door.

Morro Bay has so many cool small shops and this was one of them. Nostalgic and filled to the brim…read morewith books, I love the variety they have in stock from travel, SLO dedicated guides, fiction, classics, non fiction, children's and more. On top of that, did you know this bookstore has a wedding chapel in the back!?!?! Built in the 1900's, this place is such a treat to visit. The staff are super kind and even help officiate weddings. I love how they decorated the interior with photos of past weddings and have a stunning sky roof in the center. Whether you are looking for the perfect read or looking for a unique venue, this place brings bookworms and lovers together in the cutest way.