The Atascadero Library has an exciting new micro-exhibit called "Censorship is so 1984". This is an…read moreeducational representation of the top ten most called upon books for banning this year. - The library offered free bookmarks and a "read for your rights" campaign directive from the American Library Association. - Support your local library and protect our rights to knowledge, understanding and education. Learning is a human right!

This one lady is always a library ##$$% anytime my son makes a noise or fast walks it's shhh shhh,…read morewalk please no talking please no smiling please. Sad. Let kids be kids. Maybe on the adult side but not the children area. Do better astascasero library.

I like how the Paso Robles Carnegie Library and city hall share a building. The library outgrew its…read moreoriginal location, which was established in 1908 and relocated in 1998, and it is in the City Park. Be sure to visit the library's gift shop and check out the historical library.

I love the Paso Robles Public Library! It is everything a library should be - well stocked,…read moreattentive, helpful staff, quiet, good computer and fax/scan machines, and great location in the town square and park with many great coffee and eating establishments.

Didn't get a chance to check out the inside but it's located in the picturesque, festively…read moredecorated town square. I'm using this opportunity to post videos of how pretty the town square looks at holiday time. Last night the annual holiday parade was here.

We came during business hours but when we arrived there was a hand printed sign saying they were…read moreclosed for the day. No explanation but it said to keep cool. So much for learning more about Paso Robles during our stopover. We did walk around the outside and it was just a brick building in the middle of a large park. The park was nice but just too hot to stay for any length of time.

Great library, good resources, attentive, helpful staff. Ample parking and very clean and quiet.read more

The Librarian, MJ, was superb assistant with my printing of an email document!!…read moreThank you, MJ

This is the cutest little bookstore in this town. My daughter had a blast looking through all of…read morethe young adult books they had. I was really happy with the prices as they are very affordable. They had a great selection of books and I was shocked to see the full series of Harry Potter or other populate book series perfect for little kids. We host a shared library in our neighborhood, and they had one dollar book specials right out front. It's great to still see bookstores around and we will definitely come back to see what new books they get.

The Book Odyssey is a lovely little quaint used and new book store in downtown Atascadero! We found…read moresome great used books in here for a reasonable puce which was such a treat! It is always great to find a local used bookshop in your area and this love does not disappoint! I can't wait to go back

Going back and forth for years between City and School district about foliage causing damage to…read moremamas fence. A little frustrating and R Walker didnt make things easier said " I'm overtalking" She dont know my overtaking just trying to repeat everything I've been told over the years. Thanks for nothing! Agree with comment below.

I don't even want to give 1 star. A terrible place to work with. People are rude and super lazy,…read morebut they think they are higher and better than you. Stay away from that place before they squeeze all the money out of your pocket. You don't want to give your hard working money to a bunch of lazy people. Period.

Pretty shocking to find such an awesome looking building and this town. Looks like a little chunk…read moreof ancient Rome.

Our City hall is a real gem. First built in 1913 it was the crown jewel of Atascadero. Fast forward…read moreto 2003 and the San Simeon earthquake severely damaged the building. Skip now to today. and with the help of good vision, a great plan and lots of money, the building is restored beyond the grandeur of its beginnings. Now up to earthquake code, and more it is a hub of city activity. The dome in the main lobby is world class, and even if you have no business to conduct at City hall, step in and enjoy the view. The ceiling is marvelous. There are 2 single room museums that depict tent city, and the earthquake rebuild. all done so well. A real city hall to be proud of.

Stepped in to use the wifi for updating my phone's operating system but the download speeds were…read moreuseless. Observed the three internet accessible computers occupied by young boys playing inline game on each one. Figured that was the reason for the wifi's poor performance.