NMPL was such a big part of my childhood. I remember getting my first library card and taking out…read morebooks weekly. I would rent DVDs. I would do all of my middle school and high school group projects here. To this day, the library continues to offer a lot to the community: -books -e-Services -CDs -DVDs -magazines -printing/copying/fax services -desktop computers -reliable wifi -laptop outlets -children's section They also have children's programs and adult programs (book clubs, chair yoga, ESL classes, arts & crafts). So many resources here! I go here to pick up books for my monthly reading. If they don't have what you're looking for, the front desk will help you find another library through the BCCLS catalog or they will notify you when the book is available. It's extremely clean and organized. SPOTLESS, actually. The library is definitely one of my happy places.

This is the best library I've been to in my life. They have any book you can think of, and if they…read moredon't have it you can order it to be delivered to that location. The staff is very friendly and very knowledgeable. As long as you have the proper credentials it will take you no more than 10 minutes to get a library card. They constantly have events for kids and adults. They have brand new Blu rays,4k Blu rays,DVDs, and video games available to rent. I love the books they have for sale because I can buy cook books for $1 . Upstairs they always have books for sale. Also printers and computers are available to use. What's there not to like about this library?

PROS: This is a very spacious library with nice librarians. They have an upstairs balcony for more…read moreroom to sit and they are located in the middle of the schools. CONS: Compared to neighboring libraries this one has a tiny parking lot and its situated right next to a busy road, making it hard to turn into OVERALL: I always tutor people in this library and I wouldn't change it for anything. Just make sure you get there at a good time to find parking

My husband and I visited the Paramus Public Library for the first time over the weekend. We went…read morethere to see David Hamburger, an American fingerstyle guitarist and songwriter based in Austin, TX . His acoustic blues set was part of the library's Sunday Session Concerts series. We were pleasantly surprised to see a large audience gather that day at a library. Also, the room where the performance took place was really nice and the sound was good there - impressive for a library. I looked at their website a few days prior to the performance and saw that there's a lot of great programming at PPL. Paramus has a really nice public library - what a great resource for the community!

Love this library!…read more Plenty of activities for people of all ages! They even have a Korean book club!

Storytime Wed for lil kids at 10:30. Very cute and sweet. Clean library with a good selection of…read morebooks, games, puzzles and dvds for kids. Very cute, read books, dance, sing and do crafts!

This place is so nice! It's not just books, but all kinds of services, and helpful staff and even…read morepatrons. It puts the "neighbor" into neighborhood library!

Came here to take the CSC exam. This college is spacious and placed on a huge campus for a…read morecommunity college. Love the space. The facility seems clean but the bathrooms could use a little help

The public saftey office hires incompetent individuals. A woman safety officer was driving in the…read morerain, no headlights and didn't stop for people in the crosswalk. She almosy hit me and I yelled at her, are you serious? At that point she revered back with the siren lights on to look for the person that yelled at her. Also, I left a pair of headphones in my work area and 3 days later go. I called public saftey and spoke to J Rodriguez and he laughed when I said I should be able to leace things at work and not expect others to take it. He laughed at me and I told him he was unprofessional and rude. He tried to gaslight me into thinking he didn't. He even verified with someone it the office.

PROS: Loads of parking, staff is friendly, place is clean and organized, there's a Starbucks…read moreinside, prices are as expected CONS: It's not as large as other locations OVERALL: It has everything you're looking for, except for size, but I'm not going to hold that against them

Great Barnes & Noble location. Plenty of selection. Liked children section and Lego's . Convenient…read moreparking. Large cafe .

Living at the town for more than 15 years, service never change, very bad costumer service, always…read morerude and aptitude

This post office is the worst one. The staff there are so rude and act like you're bothering them…read morefor doing their job. I send out a lot of packages and always ask for a receipt. Every time I do this they act like I'm bothering them for asking for a receipt. No offense but you're just standing behind a desk, your job isn't that hard. Now I'm starting to see why they are closing post offices down. The staff there should be luck they have jobs still.

Nice little library. It's in the municipal complex and shares space, but everyone is helpful…read more If you have a Rochelle Park library card you can order books from all 77 BCCLS libraries.

On an annual trip to NYC, I decided I would visit bookstores and take in all I could. B&B was right…read moreby my hotel, and I was delighted to find a comfortable room full of baseball memorabilia and a great variety. They specialize in 19th and 20th century English and American literature, which means you're going to see a lot of titles you're familiar with. I stopped in late in their day, so I wasn't surprised to be the only one there, but the team gave me space, answered very basic questions I had, and - gasp - LET ME TOUCH THE BOOKS. This is far from a stuffy environment, and when I finally convince my partner that I need that very expensive piece that has F. Scott Fitzgerald's music for Princeton, I know exactly where I'll go.

5 minutes before B&B books was closing, I buzzed the room located on the third floor to see if they…read morewould let me in "just to look." Well, 45 minutes later, I was still oohing and awing at the marvelous selection of first edition books they have to offer. This is the largest selection (aside from corporate-owned Bauman's) of rare books I've seen that include the dust jacket- a collectors actual dream. It's the biggest breath of fresh air to find a rare book store owned by a woman, and to be treated like a human being. I normally get side-eyed from rare bookstore owners and some of the conversations I've had sound like: "May I see the Portrait of a Lady in the case?" "All of these books are at least $100.00 and up." ".....I know." "Do you have any Wilde?" "The book about the woman hiking alone? That's too new to be in our shop, Barnes & Noble would have it." "I'm talking about the 1800s poet." "Oh." I take it personally because while I look like a millennial who doesn't know what she's talking about, I treasure my rare books like they're my children. Sunday stayed AN EXTRA HOUR at her store while I looked and answered all of my questions that I had, never making me feel rushed or unwelcome. After selecting a first edition Fitzgerald, she wrapped it in bubble wrap for my travels back home and gave me an updated book with all of the rare book sellers in the country.