This is our family's favorite library in Lakeway. It isn't overly big, the staff is so…read morefriendly-they knows us by name, and the book selection is great. This library is one of our weekly stops throughout summer. We we partake in their summer camp series for kids and live stocking up on new reads. We have even been surprised with a popsicle truck that gave us a tasty summer treat. I highly recommend the Lake Travis Community Library.

Five stars to all the staff at our sweet little library but a special thank you to Ms Sarah and Sue…read morewho are so patient with my kids always asking for 101 books each visit. Sue has been a staple since my first son was going to weekly Storytime's and Ms Karen is always smiling and so positive at the book mobile. Great selection of kids books and they usually have a craft to do. Would love to see a few more kids activities that could pull in the community more but I believe that Covid had caused that to slow.

My goodness what a gorgeous library! It has everything you could need - NOT JUST BOOKS!…read more They have Chromebooks you can borrow. Or computers you can use there. There are meeting rooms you can use. There are games on the shelves that you can play. They offer classes on a variety of subjects! I saw one on bicycle maintenance! They even have a 3D printer you can send them a file for and they will print it! There is the cutest cafe and a gift shop! The best part of all is the rooftop patio! You can grab that coffee, grab a book and hang out and take in the gorgeous views of the lake! I love it and can't wait to go back!

Pros - Great view of the Colorado revir and the bridge…read more Feels very scenic outside as you step outside of cafe creme. - fast wifi Cons - despite being an extra-ordinary location: view from the outdoor patio is unbeatable! However, for some reason, lot of sketchy people seem to be around businesses in this Area especially the library. Crime rate is pretty high. So, be careful and be aware of safety situations which ocassionally arises out of nowhere. There hasn't been a day I haven't seen Police, EMS around here. Some bad incidents seem to be always happening around. It feels like as if bad people and crimes are ruining the beautiful parts of Austin City. - has no tall bar / tall seats

The Cedar park library is a modern, updated space that offers a dedicated kids area with an indoor…read moreslide, sensory play and books for all ages. The outdoor playscape is also a great addition. Kids can easily spend 1-2 hours here without getting bored. The second floor hosts adult books and board games for check out. There are small meeting rooms available for booking too.

So impressed by the new Cedar Park library! Absolutely stunning design - the artistic outdoor…read moreplayground centered around a bird structure, the thinkery-style indoor children's play area, and floor to ceiling glass windows offering stunning views from all floors. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, the library offers excellent programming for kids and adults, a large book selection, reservable meeting rooms, a coffee shop, and more. On Saturday mornings there is a lovely farmers market next to the library as well. Parking can be a challenge at times. This library is a true cornerstone of the community, a third place for my kids and I, and absolutely worth the hype!

We love our little library! It's tiny but mighty and the women who work there are amazing, all of…read morethem so helpful and awesome and not pushovers! Love love the vibe and the selection.

Liberty Hill Library is tucked away behind the fire department and in Lions Foundation Park. Don't…read moreexpect a large fancy Library, rather a small community library with tons of charm. Second year my elementary kids signed up for the free summer reading program. It's such a great opportunity to keep the kids reading and excited over the summer. Most days of the summer they have free activities and crafts available. Check out social media for activity calendars.

This may be a small town library, but it is modern and fairly spacious. This library is part of the…read moreBurnet county library system which is just one of four other libraries located around the county. This place is really up-to-date and has a large computer room and small conference room off to the side. Upstairs, you will find a very large selection of audiobooks. Downstairs, on the back wall, you'll find a section for free media, and you can even choose one of their many puzzles to put together. At the very front of the library, there's a separate play room with kid's books. They have a very large selection of large print books as well. They even have a Wi-Fi patio outside which is available 24/7. Apart from the courthouse, this is the most impressive structure on the downtown square.

Staff is always friendly and helpful and their online website works great! Nice small town library.read more

Lots of books and friendly people neat art great place to hang out looking for more neat eventsread more

The Georgetown library is a wonderful place to be. Getting a library card is easy. You just need to…read moreshow your identification and proof of residency. The card is free. You can check out books or music. There's a lot of places to sit in here and I see people sitting and enjoying each other's company. Some people are studying on their laptop. They have a wonderful sweet lemon kitchen area to get some food and drink drinks. The people who work here are very kind and helpful. You can check out the availability of your book online and reserve it, and they will put it in a special place for you. However, I love going through and just looking through the books and finding my book myself . There's something special about a book! When the book is due to be returned, they generously text you and ask if they can extend the rental, the avoiding charges for forgetting to return a book! There are events that are held at the library, such as concerts and other gatherings. They are posted in the front of the library. You should go look at them. This has become my new regular place. I am now reading a book series and it's so nice that I don't have to buy the book. I just read a book and I bring it back and I get the next one and in the meantime I'm certain to make a new friend! They have a children's section that just looks amazing. They even have a Jeep in there for the children to play! It is modified to be completely safe. There's no risk here. They have an elevator so you don't have to take the stairs to the second floor if you don't want to. When I was there, they were having a sculpture sale and it was just beautiful sculptures all over the library just wonderful. I highly recommend this library.

A few years ago, I had a challenging experience at the Bee Cave Public Library involving my service…read moreanimal.I remember clearly of the Librarian yelled at me said no animals are allowed even service animals. She said she was allergic, so I left with my service animal. Shocked at the behavior of a person who doesn't understand service animals are not pets but a helpful guide dog with people with disabilities. At the time, there was a misunderstanding, and I was treated in a way that was difficult for me. While that experience stayed in my heart, I chose to move forward with forgiveness and understanding, knowing that sometimes people simply don't know what they don't know. Today, I returned to the library for the first time in several years, and I am truly grateful I did. From the moment I walked in, I was treated with genuine respect, kindness, and professionalism. It meant more to me than I can fully express, because it showed growth, compassion, and a willingness to learn from the past. I have always loved public libraries -- especially for discovering incredible books, vintage titles, and sources of profound information that you don't easily find elsewhere. I had no idea this library held such a beautiful and extensive collection, and it reminded me why reading and learning bring me so much joy. This experience healed something for me. I am thankful for the positive change, for the welcoming environment, and for a library that clearly cares about its community. I look forward to returning again and spending many more quiet hours surrounded by books.

This is a small library at the galleria mall. It's across from the lawn/park. There is parking to…read morethe side, and a parking garage not to far away. Their return boxes are on the side where the street parking is. Just a few parking spots. Two very nice lady's were up at the front desk. I had asked about getting a membership, which was a quick form to fill out with basic information. And a drivers license. Within minutes I had my very own Bee Cave library card. Like I said, this is a small library, independent. But they do have a lot of wonderful books to check out for 3 weeks. And if you need to renew a book, it's another 3 weeks. They didn't have the books I was looking for today. But I can alway check back another day, or use the "Libby" app.

From a parent's perspective, this university needs new leadership that does an overhaul and new…read moretraining. I constantly feel we run in circles to make them do their job or fix their mistakes. I spend so much time on business matters because of their mistakes. Another review mentioned they are condescending and rude, which is true. They repeatedly burden their mistakes on the students, and I have to get involved. The only good experience has been with teachers and the registrar's office. However, the registrar's office needs to get up to date with the times and allow students to drop classes online. Business Services, Financial Aid and Advising offices are the biggest hassles. Their billing could be more clear as well. I am college-educated from a private university, and I have a kid at a top-ranking school, and this is not even close to how a university should be run.

TAMUCT is a great new university with a beautiful new campus. The university is still very new…read morecompared to other large universities in the state, so it's also very small. The tuition is very affordable and students get a quality education, a career development center, and a nice library. The university is growing and is a good choice for students who want to be part of a new school and be rewarded with a low tuition. The school also offers a bachelors bonus which allows students to pay a max of 12 credit hours per semester if they are taking more than 12 credit hours.

Great local library with wide selection of adult and children's books. Our kids got their own…read morelibrary cards and really enjoy checking out their own books. The staff is all volunteer and go out of their way to help you. Highly recommend.

I work from home and when I come to visit my aunt and need to get away I am so incredibly grateful…read morefor this little haven. The Pflugerville community library is so perfect for children and adults alike! WiFi is fast, plenty of tables and chairs for you to read or work, and the staff are super kind! I had to print a few documents today and all I had to do was email it to an address and they printed it quickly for me for 10 cents a sheet in black and white. Super easy and convenient since I was already there! Unfortunately they don't have a licensed notary onsite but the UPS is close nearby that also offers this service. Highly recommend you stop in and say hello if you're in the area and want to support your local library!!

Pflugerville is very fortunate to have this library and its staff. The staff is very patient and…read morehelpful to assist. So many useful resources available.