Very cute library conveniently located right downtown in Monterey. Free street parking is available…read morewith a two hour limit between the hours of 9AM and 6 PM, Monday through Saturday. The staff are friendly and are usually available to help you with any questions.

Staff were very kind and helped sign me up for a library card! They have a lot of events going on…read moreat the branch and I recommend checking them out! There is a large selection of books and the library is well maintained!

***BEST PUBLIC LIBRARY**** ***GREAT PLACE TO STUDY OR WORK…read moreQUIETLY*** I came here on a Friday morning and spent several hours working. I was able to use one of the private rooms on the main level. The wifi is fast. There is a large room in the front with a fireplace that was on. Even if you're not a history buff, the property is amazing. It has a charm and character that makes it inviting. Of course the location is hard to beat as well.

So many communities have libraries - I love to take a look on my travels! Some are all new, some…read morehave 3D printers or "reading caves" for kids.... THIS Library is a gem- beautiful with a fantastic selection, new books quiet reference areas and so well-kept. It has a large reference section and the top floor is fiction. Built in 1923, a memorial for Judge Harrington. WOW! It has a working fire place! A calm place to learn and centrally located.

My printer at home recently broke and as a student in high school that is always needing to print…read morepapers out I felt a little weird applying for a library card because I was so used to having a working printer at home. I have been going every Saturday for the past 3 weeks, and I have to say the staff if really nice and yes it can be loud because of the children's, but at the end of the day it's nice to see children wanting to go to the library. Pros: -10 cents per paper that you print -internet access Cons: - horrible Parking especially right as they open.

Been here many times, customer service was fast and friendly. They helped me look for a movie that…read morewas not on their shelves but was at the Steinbeck library. Library is very decorative and eye catching for the holidays. Restroom is very clean also.

Excellent $20 steak lunch. Wednesdays, 11:30-3:00. Steak grilled to order, green salad with tomato,…read moreradish, and cucumber. Choice of dressings and sides, beans, macaroni salad.. Gin and tonic $6, ice tea $2. Seven of us sat on the patio, beautiful day. Well worth it. Saturdays it's burgers and hotdogs. Try it. We loved it.

The unit used the open floor of this place for the holiday party. It's a good venue. Plenty of…read morespace and a small riser - stage like area that was great for karaoke. Parking is a bit of an issue - but so is parking anywhere in Monterey - but you can park on the street in the neighborhood just down the road. They have a really cool mini museum thing in the front if you ever are there it's worth a look.

My experience was easy, courteous efficient. I was pleasantly surprised at how smoothly everything…read morewent.

It's a landfill, took my garbage there, dumped it. The prices are better the transfer station in…read moreSalinas, $20 vs $50!!

Super cool museum, plenty of jo mora, very cool stuff.cheap entry. and an inspired front desk…read moreattendant.

Seems like a lot of the Dali exhibit was gone. The mural was gone as well. The remaining works were…read morejust the aliyah collection and the divine comedy collection, definitely not what people were expecting when you hear "Dali." There were some other local artists' works upstairs, only one that was entertaining was the works by Jo Mora. For $25, it's pretty steep, that's the same price I paid to go through 7 museum floors at SFMOMA, this place has 2 house floors. I spend my sweet time at museums, and this place took me an hour and I've read every card, looked closely at every piece of work. SFMOMA took me 2 days to go through everything, this was back when they had the indoor pond for the sounds exhibit too. So a normal person can easily finish in like 15-20 minutes. Unless you tell yourself artists are poor until they die and with $25 you can support them for a cup of Joe and a sandwich, then this place aint worthwhile.

Came to the City if Salinas for a public notary who spoke Spanish and was trust worthy. Found them…read morein Salinas. Salinas is a small farming town with a cute downtown area with shops and restaurants to visit. Did some shopping at Chick and the have a variety of vendors selling Disney, vintage and other items. Had a delicious lunch at Alvarado's on Main. Drinks were good so was the food. Walked down main to get the feel of this small city and it was quite and relaxing. I can see myself visiting again to try another restaurant and do some shopping.

Lived here for 17 years. Worked at the county hospital. It was a great career. I got involved…read morewith plenty of community affairs, fundraisers and social activities. But this is farm country. If you are a urban animal who considers moving here, be aware that you will not be happy unless you make and cherish a good set of friends. It's a small town with limited social life opportunities. Monterey is just 18 miles down the road, there's more entertainment available there, but even the calendar of events there gets a little old after the 15th monthly cycle. Central California is wonderful. Salinas is relatively uncrowded. Want to really feel a part of the community? Be able to speak Spanish.

I had jury duty this year, because every two years you can get summoned. The process is very…read moremainlined now and rather easy. I find the criminal trials interesting and try to learn, along the way. However, if you are at least age 70: you may be excused from future duty, without cause.This is California requirements, but may change ( my opinion). Always be pro active and check the website information, for current requirements. Good luck!

Really good service and are reliable people great service when I got there fast working managementread more