This is my first time stopping by this library and it has instantly become a new favorite study…read morespot for sure. As soon as you step into the library, there is a cute little coffee shop called Post Coffee. It is modern, has lots of seating, and is playing soothing music in the background. The library is also super modern, with LOTS of seating options. There are so many different chairs and tables to pick from so each person can find their perfect fit. There are also charging outlets everywhere which is something I look for when i'm studying. There is a small "cubical" space where there are little dividers between each area so you can focus on your own work without getting distracted from the person next to you. There is also a computer area, study rooms, and an open area. Lastly, there is lots of parking so you don't have to park on street or far away!

Great study location! In my opinion, I find the location on 7 Highway to have more options for…read morereading/books but the Colbern location has so many places to study!

Libraries are great. I think most people have fond memories of visiting as kids and if you're like…read moreme, those memories are very suburban. The libraries I grew up visiting had 90s flair, and while amazing spaces that kept me entertained all summer long, they didn't have the grandeur of an iconic inner city library - like this one. The first time I stepped foot in here as a young adult I was in awe. It's just a gorgeous building, and incredible atmosphere to sit and read. The parking garage is set up to look like a bookshelf which I think is cute, and I love how you can just get lost in here and enjoy the space. It just FEELS like a library which sounds dumb but is true. What pushes this into five star territory for me though is the rooftop terrace. On a nice day there really isn't a better spot for an urban picnic.

I've never seen (or smelled) quite so many homeless people in one spot before. They were at every…read moreopen table, bench, chair and study room. It really smelled awful. In addition, the carpet smelled really dusty or moldy... The huge vault in the basement and the building's architecture were really the only things worth going for.

Solomon Keim Student…read moreThis is a great library full of resources. It's not too big and is clean, basic, and functional. Free WiFi is a plus, and a great place to work.

From the owner: We are an engaging community library.read more

A library that's not just where books live!…read more Me .. had a meeting and did a little bit of work. If you can't find a quiet or somewhat quiet coffee shop.. there's always a meeting room here, and complimentary WiFi without a library card no less. Functional, spacious, convenient and clean!

This is really a hidden gem, just a couple blocks from the plaza. It's spacious, very…read morewell-maintained and even have their own parking garage. The staff was incredibly helpful and they have rooms that you can rent for work or personal events. And never thought I'd say that the views were great from a library, but they are. Parking on the street isn't too bad if you can't find anything in the lot. I'm just so excited that there's still libraries and that they have good selections and comfortable places that you can purview books.

Horrible. Snobby librarians, trying to rush you out as fast as possible. Love this branch but the…read morestaff are just so disrespectful and rude. Can't believe my tax dollars are going to people that just sit around and are mean. If I visit again I'm bringing other people to teach them a lesson on manners that's for sure. (Just a civilized talk, violence is horrible). I will be reaching out to their director who is luckily a friend of mine.

Review for Friendly Bean Coffee and Woodneath Library. Just went this last week for studying for…read morefinals and was pleasantly surprised to see it so busy! Love seeing so many community members together in a shared space. Everything was clean and the coffee was great! I would ask for only 2 pumps of lavender though if you don't want it to be too strong. Highly recommend getting out of the hot summer weather and spending a day in the library.

This is a great place to work quietly with access to the Internet and comfortable spots to sit…read more They have legitimate desks with office chairs and power outlets! The architecture is enjoyable too.

The Midwest Genealogy Center is a gem for those interested in their family histories. I can spend…read morehours at a time and not know where the time went. The library has an outstanding collection of genealogical resources and through a partnership with the Family History Library in Salt Lake, the resources available are nearly endless. You also have access to electronic resources through Ancestry Library Edition while you are on-site. What I like best is the layout of the library. It has a very open feel, complimented by high windows that allow a lot of sunlight to come in. There are many different working configurations...desks, tables, chairs and sofas. I find that this library is much more comfortable than most and I'll drive the 30 minutes to do my research here rather than working from a closer library. Not sure where to start? The Midwest Genealogy Center offers several classes for all levels of amateur genealogists. You can also arrange a consultation with a volunteer genealogist to help you overcome any research barriers. If you have any interest at all in genealogy, you have to check out the Midwest Genealogy Center!

Usually clean. Has a good assortment of materials. Free, reliable wifi. Very friendly and…read moreaccommodating staff. Computer stations are usually open. The self-checkout machine has never failed me. Only major drawbacks are the lack of study rooms and the atmosphere. Pretty loud. People eating, drinking, chatting, talking on their phones (after the phone has gone off loudly, of course). Not a great place for study, reading or testing. Good materials; excellent staff. Poor academic atmosphere.

On Friday December 12th 2014 I asked for a lot of help from the staff at this location. They no…read moredoubt went out of their way to assist me with my needs. It was right before the library closed. I'm sure everyone wanted to get ready to leave for the night, but they went the second mile and SAVED THE DAY for me! I would like to say a big thank you especially to the gentleman who took great care of me. Awesome service!

Great place to study. 4 floors to choose from, each offering something different. The place is…read morehuge. You could get lost on the very bottom floor if you were here for the first time-it's that expansive. All you can ask for out of a university library. Wish the coffee place on the main floor (floor 3) had more hours of availability though. Otherwise, this place has 5 star facilities and is a library where you can come regardless of your major, and still find a great spot to study.

A smaller library that is bright and welcoming. It was recently remodeled. Many areas to sit and…read morestudy with lots of natural light.

Great library! The employees are all very nice and helpful and it's nice and quiet - easy to get…read morework done and concentrate.

This is a stunningly beautiful library. I volunteer here with my dogs once a month. We go to story…read moretime so the kids can read to the dogs. They have a little bit of everything at this facility. There is a huge kids area. They have several floors of fun things for everyone. The staff is always very nice. The building is easy to access, too. Highly recommended library!

Excellent, excellent, excellent place! We came specifically for the LPL Sale (Sept. 2024) and left…read morewith about half of our Christmas shopping done! We expect to complete the other half at their upcoming sale in October! The staff at the event were exceptionally kind and helpful and you can't beat those prices! We paid $31 for two and half brown bags of books, movies, comics, and puzzles. Cheaper than any thrift store in the area. For future reference (for myself and others), here's what we paid: - $2 for hardcovers - $1 for paperback, puzzles, DVDs - 50¢ each for mass market paperbacks & comics We can't WAIT to come back in October!