This library is gorgeous. It is a hidden jewel within the woodstreets. It has unique hours that…read moreallow you to go here when other libraries are closed. There is plenty of spaces for the kids to do homework or activities. They also have great community relationships if you need anything conference room for a meeting. This library is clean with nice staffing, willing to assist. I would definitely return return!

Beautiful library, very clean and the staff were very kind. My daughter and I enjoyed a wonderful…read moreafternoon exploring and reading books.

We love story time with Mr. Bryan and looking at all the books. It's a great place to get to know…read morethe community.

Giving them two stars because of parking…read more They charge for parking which is ridiculous. There's a small free section that fills up quick and the rest of the parking is paid. You have to download an app and everything. At least make it a coin machine. Sad that you have to pay to go to the library. I ended up just turning around and going to another library. It just screams greedy for money. Make the parking for a public library free! Hopefully they change this soon.

A truly special community resource in Ella Strong Denison Library. The library has a warm,…read morewelcoming atmosphere and a beautiful historic feel that makes it a great place to spend time reading, studying, or just relaxing. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful throughout the visit.

This is where I go to work when I want to feel smart. And be in a beautiful space. And get stuff…read moredone.

They recently reopened after remodeling. I arrived 11 AM on Monday and Tuesday this week and my…read moretoddler participated in story time. They have a selection of books for the little ones and adults as well. Very clean. At the entrance, there is a small playground and basketball courts.

Upon arrival, the library is clean and workers are welcoming... once you've settled in to either…read morework or study, you start to realize the crowd of people coming in have no sense of courtesy since they're talking loudly, moving chairs and tables like they're in a fast food place, or they allow their children to run amok in the library of all places. You would think the security guard or the workers would say something to maintain the quiet in the library but they don't unfortunately. Maybe, this is a one-off situation but do I really want to test it again or have the patience and time to try again??! I wanted to really like this place and come here to study and work on projects but trying to block out the noise even when I have ear buds on or ear plugs in just does not work. I end up irritable and with sore ears from shoving the buds/plugs deeper into my ears. You might as well go to Starbucks or cafes since the traffic is more or less comparable.

I found this library very welcoming! I received the help I needed regarding printing. I had…read moreforgotten my card but I was still able to get things done. It's a samuel place but warm and it has enough light to read with no issues.

This location provides a variety of options for self-improvement, and I am interested in attending…read moresome of the book club discussions (and at least one genealogy meeting).

This is the library closest to my house. I request books online, pick them up, and sometimes I use…read morethe computer. The staff are patient, kind and knowledgeable. I love all the natural light that comes in and the restrooms are always clean. Sometimes there are events in the side garden but I'm not sure what they are.

I think this is a solid library in a good location…read more I think my favorite part is the garden next to the library!

The availability of desktop computers staff is very helpful clean, quiet, & welcoming.read more

This was my first visit to this Library. There was plenty of parking in front. My friend and I…read morewere able to get our library cards just by showing our IDs. I've been to Riverside several times, but didn't know of this particular library before. I loved the architecture of the building. Inside, the children's place was adorably decorated. One of the employees informed me that they have audio books for Best Seller books available to check out as well. Nice and quaint library to study at.

This little library shares a home with Parks and Rec.Nestled in a quiet section of Riverside which…read moreis appropriate . Story times for kids, activity times for kids and adults . It's easy to find a good book or two to get involved in their Summer Reading Program that they have for all ages.

This is a small library in Riverside. There are only 2 4-seater tables and 4 2-seater tables? so…read morebe prepared to share space if you want to study. Other than that, it's pretty clean and the librarians are really nice. There are a decent amount of homeless people who come in here (which may account for the smell other Yelpers have said).

Staff at this location are very nice and efficient. They have a large seating, perfect for reading…read more Love visiting their friends of the library section, they have a great selection and the prices are unbeatable.

I see all the older reviews and to be honest , I think that with time this library must have gotten…read morebetter because my experience has only been positive. It is always nice and quiet inside , everyone is doing their own thing whether it's on the computers or studying. They always have kindness corner crafts in stock along with a wonderful selection of books. I really enjoy the vast array of independent poetry books they have. The workers are always helpful and patient with me too. I like that this branch is not overly crowded and truly has that community library feel .

I use the study room all the time. This is what I mainly come for. Most of the staff is nice and…read morehelpful. Kids seem to love it as well. They have activities going on for kids and sometimes for adults. It's clean and usually quiet with plenty of seating.

I came to send some documents to my email since my machine was damaged and the said that they don't…read morehave scanners, what kind of public library doesn't have scanners? Umm