One of the best buildings in Niagara Falls! When we went one of the librarians took us around and…read moreshowed us some really cool stuff! Talk about the great history of the town. Highly recommend to stop by.

Not recommended for first time visitors or quick use. It…read moretook me almost 20 minutes just to get a guess pass just because I wasn't a resident? Asking for my license or proof of residence? For a library? I don't know I guess is their new procedure since the shootings but I'm a female with 3 children on me no easy task and she almost ruined my whole trip just for what exactly? It ain't like I was some person by myself with hoodie or something like that on, I just wanted to log in print one page and get on my way. Terrible experience, not helpful or recommend.

This library is a gem for the LaSalle community. While not very big, you can definitely find…read moresomething good to read. They have an excellent used book selection for sale on a regular basis. Books, magazines, movies, etc. The prices are the best as well.

Libraries . They are just so vital to a community and I feel they are too often taken for granted …read more With funding cuts , we are seeing a decrease in the operating hours which saddens me . The LaSalle public library is located on Buffalo Ave in NIagara Falls . The building itself is beautiful . The library is immaculate, you can tell the staff take pride in what they do . This is not a large library , but does have a respectable selection of books and dvds . The children's book section is well stocked and I feel all children should have the experience while we are still fortunate enough to have local libraries . The second floor has some study rooms and computer rooms they are quiet and spacious . There is a nice enclosed "quiet" study room as well . I love all the old woodwork, just beautiful . I often visit to have a quiet place to do some work and appreciate having the perfect space so close to home . Hours have recently changed so you May want to call for the latest hours of operation . There is a children's computer room as well on the first floor with I believe three computers . Fun fact : scenes from the movie "Marshall" were filmed here .

The library staff is extremely knowledgeable and friendly. They especially can help you with…read moregenealogy research. They are affiliated with LDS and have microfiche machines available to view genealogy materials sent from LDS headquarters. They offer free genealogy programs as well as tons of other programs for kids and adults. Their selection of books is great but the DVD selection is lacking. It's a nice, comfortable place to spend a rainy or wintery afternoon reading, logged on to a computer or doing genealogy research. They do have free wi-fi and there's always a puzzle in progress that you can add a piece to if you so desire. It's one of my favorite spots in Lewiston, I spend a lot of time there.

Hi I just wanted to…read moresay a couple of things. As a regular customer of the library on Victoria Avenue. I was there today March 24 at 11:15am your 2 millenial females with dark hair glasses and ponytails were sitting at the desk by the computers. They were gossiping about customers. Saying how they don't know the person but they feel like they are.... I went up to your dark hair guy at the desk by the front. He had glasses and a red sweatshirt. He refuses to do anything about it. He says I stand behind my coworkers. All I asked was for the behaviour to be more professional. Another blonde lady with glasses ( she was about my age. I'm 49) she hears the conversation and goes over to the desk and tells the millenial lady working about my complaint. I then hear the millenial lady say well you know she's a....the lady stops her and says, we should avoid saying anything else cause she might come over and yell at us. See this why people don't feel comfortable coming to the downtown library anymore. I've worked in Customer service the last 30 years of my life. I don't understand why employees in a Library get to behave so rudely?? At any of my jobs we would have been fired for it Please teach your staff some professionalism

I can't say enough about how wonderful and helpful. The women are here when dealing with a passport…read moreapplication. They take the time to thoroughly explain everything they're very friendly very helpful. Highly recommend using this location.

A gorgeous, charming public library located on a stretch of road that is home to many wineries and…read morehousing developments. My parents attended a cooking demonstration class taught by the proprietor of Zee's Restaurant in NOTL. Their class was held in the stunning back gardens of the library! This library is well-organized and hospitable, with a cafe attached and a community center. I will definitely come back to spend some time here when I am in the area!

I love the Shaw festival and the town itself has wonderful restaurants, unlike its nearest…read morecompetitor, I would argue, Chautauqua Institution, but then Chautauqua does have a whole variety of activities, recreational, spiritual, artistic and cultural. Unfortunately not gastronomic though. Theater, shopping, and gastronomy

Sonoma, the librarian is knowledgeable and helpful. I went in looking for graphic novels. Some…read morelibraries have a them in a separate section but Youngstown does not. I didn't know what I was looking for and just wanted to browse but having them mixed in with all the other books made that almost impossible. They don't even have a graphic novel sticker on the spine like some other libraries do. I was bummed until I talked to Sonoma. She apologized for not having them organized by genre and said she hopes to get that done soon, it's been on the list of things to do for a while. First she asked some questions to see what type would interest me most. Then she proceeded to gather graphic novels off the shelf for me. piling one after another on a table. She explained each one just a bit as the stack grew. She had great insight and knowledge that I appreciated. I ended up with about 20 books (I'm kind of obsessed and couldn't resist Sonoma's enthusiastic "sales pitch"). When I checked out she even put them in a nice bag for me (asking me to return the bag next time I visit) and I left there so happy with a ton of new reading material. Many of the titles were really, really good too! Sonoma turned me on to new authors that I will continue to read. There's nothing like a librarian who knows her stuff!

From the owner: We are YOUR local library, cheerfully serving the communities of Youngstown & Porter. As a member…read moreof the Nioga Library System, we also provide services to everyone with a library card in Niagara, Orleans, or Genesee counties. Visitors & out-of-town guests are also welcome! Haven't been to the library lately? We're not just books anymore! While we offer the newest bestsellers & thousands of books for babies to adults, we also have the newest DVDs, audiobooks, magazines, newspapers & even passes to Old Fort Niagara! Your library is not confined to a building--we have a digital library with 24/7 access to movies, music, books, audiobooks & graphic novels! Office & tech services include 24/7 wi-fi, computers, faxing, copying & printing.

This was my first time visiting Grand Island's library. It is a spacious building  with a great…read morechildren's section. There are murals on the wall, and it looks like a happy place to be. They also offer disc golf and fishing poles to rent out for the week, as well as other items, but I wanted to note those two because you don't often see that offered. They also had a little section set up for older readers, or those who identify and/or like the Golden Girls esque vibe. I liked that a lot. They seem to have a great garden bed as well, and it will be really flourishing when the right season hits. Ample parking spaces.

Great library. Many wonderful programs, talks, book club, fun activities. Friendly staff,…read morebeautiful building with various rooms for studying or meetings. Not only books on loan but frisbee golf discs, projector and screen for movie nights, metal detector and so much more. Nice magazine selection. Comfortable space, easy access and parking.

Stopped in this library on the way home from my moms dentist appointment. Fun fact, I never…read morerealized that Niagara County/ Genesse/ Orleans had a seperate library system from Erie County. I always thought they were all linked, you learn something new every day. The library was clean, staff was helpful was greatful they had an express computer station to print something I need to mail out. The library had a curbside pickup; bonus for people not wanting to enter due to COVID19. Bathrooms were clean, and they had books for sale when you walked in. Even though I didn't find anything, I enjoyed browsing.

This review is a bit of a contradiction since I rate the facilities and services provided as 5…read morestars, however, I rate the overall work environment as 1 star. Question. When did it become commonplace for patrons and staff alike to speak at a normal or even above-normal level? I was in the library on Wednesday, 21 Ju 23 around 2 PM and I was appalled at the parents that allowed their children to scream and holler and run around the library. Even more appalled that the staff condoned this behavior. All staff members are very sweet and helpful, but to allow this type of behavior is unacceptable. Patrons are conversing in very loud voices, exacerbated by the fact that one expects a minimum of conversation at hushed levels. Perhaps it is a generational thing since I grew up in the NF public library system during the '50s that did not tolerate noise at all. I actually packed up my gear and left because I was unable to concentrate. A pity really since it is a first-rate facility in all other respects except for crowd-control. Too much noise, too little consideration for its patrons, and inadequate and too little crowd-control to keep things quiet. Shhhhhhhhhhh!

This is a on ok sized library but serving roughly 80,000 people it's not that bad. There are lots…read moreof tables and slightly sprawling across the building. They have a small collection of multi media and lots of books though. The computers are a little slow. The book collection could be better but it's got most of the usual suspects. I had a chance to see the Niagara Falls New York library though and that place is massive! I wish the Canadian counterpart was even half as large. If you need some quite time to work this isn't a bad place to go. The neighbourhood can seems sketchy but honestly it's not that bad.

I went there today with my daughter and some of her friends and we had a really good time…read more The kids area is really well organized with a comfortable section for parents to sit and read while the gang plays along. There is a area designed for story time that recessed into the floor where children can sit and watch the reader in comfort. They have plenty of internet stations to browse and play games, a good selection of current magazines and books to your hearts content. I don't come here often enough and I will try to change that as this library is still a important part of our community.