Staff is fabulous. There is story time for small children, game times for families, mah jongg for…read moreadults, 3D printing, books to give away or borrow, knitting class and free copies if you need to print a few pages. Not a lot of books, but all the county branches share and there are movies, magazines, games and books available on line once you get a card.

"This hometown library is one of my favorite places! The staff are incredibly kind and always…read morewilling to help in any way. They go above and beyond to find any book I'm looking for--even from other libraries! After coming from a big city library, I've truly come to love the warmth and personal touch of this sweet little place."

Wow! What a nice organized library. We were not locals but it was worth a viewing. They were having…read morea quiting contest which was pretty cool. They also had a book sale going on. Great way to pick up some cheap good reads. On the way out they even had free books. Very cool place worth a visit.

I just love our Key Largo branch of the Monroe County libraries! There is so much beyond books…read morehere. Yes, they have books and DVD's, but there is always something happening. They have computers for you to use. You can make photocopies. You can use their WiFi. Everyone is so nice and helpful! I had ordered a book online. For whatever reason, it went to Marathon. In just a few clicks, they were able to get it routed to Key Largo. I always look forward to stopping in here!

There is a public library in the southernmost part of the United States. It is part of the Monroe…read moreCounty Library System. It's located in a tourist area of Key West. The Key West Library has been around since the late 19th century and the current building was erected in 1959. This library serves the Key West community and the entirety of the Florida Keys. Locals, travelers and library supporters come here when they explore the Keys and want to hang out and read a book somewhere in a peaceful, quiet setting. It's a nice library which is located in a tourist area. The staff are courteous and helpful. The place is clean and presentable. There are lots of books and everything else to choose from. Whenever you're around the Florida Keys, make sure that you stop by at this library.

Such a cute, cozy library! There is one room, where you enter, full of books. To the right, a…read moresecond, large room is filled with books and toys for kids. From Legos to a mini kitchen, trucks and lacing work, there is something for every young child. The library is clean and air conditioned. The staff young and friendly. If you're visiting for a time, and have your ID on you, you can get a visitors card which allows you three months of book check-outs (up to 3 at a time). What a great offer! Come check out this sweet space and always support your local library.

Lots of brochures. Very knowledgeable and helpful lady working at the front desk. She was able to…read morehelp us compare vendors to figure out what was best for us.

From the owner: Providing information and assisting visitors/tourists in the Marathon Visitor Center as well as…read moresupporting and advocating for local FL Keys businesses.

Always a pleasure to stop-in at the local library. Staff are the bomb. The location is small but…read morethere's a vast amount of books to be read here, and they're always on-the-ball when it comes to new releases. If you're a film buff like me, there's also a decent selection of DVDs and Blu-rays to choose from. I haven't checked out any CDs either but they're certainly a welcome addition to the inventory. Nice quiet seating both inside and outside, plus several computers and a printer for all your electronic needs.

BANH Loves You, located inside a bookstore in Coconut Grove, is such a cool hidden gem. The vibe is…read moreunique and cozy, making it a great stop for coffee or a casual bite. I had the Vietnamese iced coffee, and it was really good--smooth, bold, and refreshing. We also tried the short rib sandwich with pho broth and the lemongrass grilled chicken sandwich (which I prefer), and both were packed with flavor. Fresh ingredients, great sauces, and definitely a spot worth checking out.

So many interesting things. Amazing service. Great prices. Very good selection of books. They have…read morecoffee, matcha and bahn mi sandwiches

What interesting architecture at Coral Gables Library! (1968, same age as me!) I cannot believe…read morethat I have been here 12 years and have never been before. Worthy of a visit if you are in the area. The building was built from native keystone, quarried in the Florida Keys, Honduran Mahogany doors, Spanish clay floor tiles, and wrought iron fixtures. The building's Spanish influence is apparent, conforming to Coral Gables' guidelines for the Mediterranean Revival style. The main reading room has 15-foot high ceilings with exposed wood beams. It was designed by Edward T. Rempe, AIA, and his associate, Wray G. Succop, AIA. The library's interior is a blend of Spanish and contemporary influence.

An architectural gem in Coral Gables Also an early voting…read moreplace Well illuminated Comfortable seating areas Ample spaces Beautiful surroundings Free parking in the premises And the advantage of our great library system to find almost anything you might wish o read, listen or watch.

Their websites are a joke. Their phone lines are a bigger joke. Customer service on either way is…read morebasically non existent. Trying appointments...in their website it won't let you put a date .. because is full.. or nobody is keeping up with demands . Their phone line ... I'll be waiting for more than 25 minutes... it keeps giving advice on going to their website...and other bull. The should be aware or nobody is fully aware of what's going on. It isn't the first time this happens

This library has a good selection in books, is not like other very fancy libraries I have been to,…read morebut it looks clean, nice, neat, and most of it QUIET. It also has the kids corner with nice books for a wide range of ages, and they also have days where they read to the kids and play story time with the book they read. The staff members are more than friendly, and accommodating, you really feel welcomed in here, they try to help you with your requests as much as they can. This location has the computer area but it seems to be busy all the time (which is ok if you bring your own), internet is not as fast but I rather being here than in a Starbucks where the noise is just horrible and the coffee is expensive, or at home where my toddler won't let me finish homework lol. This library is going to be my best friend on my last two classes of the masters

I'm a UM alum so I'm biased - the Richter library has many fond (and less fond) memories for me as…read morea student. The standout here is the Cuban Heritage collection, which is open to the public and has an amazing collection of lots of artifacts from Cuban history. Everything from the original daiquiri recipe to copies of ration cards. The collection also partners with the Freedom Tower. A wonderful resource for the community.

Lots of mixed feelings about this place…read more Plenty of computers and floor space but oddly not enough tables and chairs. The study rooms are like freezers but midday on the second floor is an oven. Plenty of printers but the wifi is spotty. Recently the management changed study room policy greatly limiting the flexibility of group work- resulting in mostly empty rooms as opposed to the constant battle for them. The stacks are quiet but have terrible ambience and even more terrible internet connectivity. It can get a bit creepy at night as desperate study spot vultures circle the shelves behind you. Accidentally taking the elevator down to the M level is also reminiscent of a potential horror movie scenario with its locked cage gates and dimly lit narrow aisles. Nonetheless, the place is open 24/7 during finals and is a reliable place to surround yourself with people doing mildly academic things. You'll at least feel a little less guilty about not studying after sitting here for half the day. Try the music library or the law library for a better library experience. If you're just here to get books, Richter is just as good as any other. At the end of the day, Richter is a University Library which could be a lot worse and has a fair number of amenities, and at least- does it's job passably. More like a 3.5 but I'll round to 4 for effort!