This place is stunning! It has huge windows to bring in a ton of natural light, but the windows are…read moretinted to keep it cool. There are a ton of plants all over so the outside is brought in- my favorite. The children's section is behind doors to the main library where kids can play and read. The library also has a lovely shaded courtyard where you can read. Behind the library is a very large playground. It was so nice and clean and beautiful- there were restrooms, too. I will definitely be back with my daughter- this leaves a lot to be desired from my local library.

I like this library. It is very well organized and easy to find the books or other materials.read more

Very well kept library! They have a lot of events you can do as an individual and with your kids. A…read morelot of there selection isn't something I would see myself reading, but still a nice place to hang out.

Really cute library. I love the outdoor area, it has lots of seating and cute little interactive…read moreinstruments for kids to play and stay entertained. They have a pretty good variety of books and great options for kids as well. They have a designated teen area and quiet room which is nice. They also of course have lots of computers and printers for visitors to use. Staff here is kind and the people are mindful of the environment.

Everyone is very helpful and courteous. The library is clean and it is very easy to find what you…read moreare looking for.

Library is nice and clean and the staff are nice. I just wish they could be stricter with the noise…read morelevel. It's really hard to concentrate and study hearing books being stack into the metal carts, re-shelving books, etc. There are also people in there loud enough to hear through earn phones.

Terrible. I am enrolled in an online class. I am in the course but in order to submit my…read moreassignment I need to go through a 3rd part called VHL, I am able to do my assignment just not submit them for whatever reason. I transferred around thought IT, Admission, and enrollment. (210-486-0777 or 210-486-0334) Terrible customer service. The woman there are rude and got tired of me because I kept being bounced back and forth like it was my fault.

As a student this is the worst possible college I could've chosen as my home school out of the 4…read moreAlamo Colleges. Before I even started my college career they were adding balances to my account for semesters I hadn't taken. The staff does not know what they're doing/aren't even on the same page half the time. They have only given me attitude and told me the wrong information. Even now, 3 semesters in, they find a way to make it the worst experience everytime.

It's a great space- unique. I love the shaded playground right next to it for the kids, too!read more

This library is so beautiful and has so much character! It's old and outdated but beautiful…read morenonetheless. I have been here a handful of times. However, my first 2 times were unsuccessful because they were closed and I had other places to be so we didn't stay. The 2nd time we came for a play day with my daughter but she fell asleep and I didn't want to wake her so I waited for her to wake up and just browsed around and played on the swings for a bit. This time we actually made it on time for play time. Very packed house today but it was a fun experience for my daughter. Especially since she's an only child. I highly recommend! It's FREE!! FYI we were informed today that the library will be closing Jan 26th until May sometime I'm glad we experienced the old version of this beautiful library! Excited to see the remodeled/ renovated version once it's done!

This library is quiet and staffed by very courteous people. They always have plenty of computers…read morefor use and is larger than some other libraries in San Antonio.

Love this library. So quiet and well organized. I am a teacher, so I use them often to find books…read moreto connect with my lessons. All the workers are super helpful and I love the time saver of being able to request books online and them having them ready for you when you show up.

This bookstore has a wide variety of books from cookbooks, history, sports, biographies, children,…read moreand a ton of romance novels. The prices are very affordable and browsing around you might find a gem. While in the area noticed a going out of business sign on the front window.

We went today, store is closed. Are you remolding or just closed…read more What happens to our in-store credits? The info when we googled, said you were open today. We drove 25 miles to get our supply of books. What happened? M-C Gomez

Brought my pup to the paw print activity being held at the outside reading area behind the library…read moreso she can unleash her inner Picasso. We could make a paw print on canvas or do "lick art " ..by having our dog lick peanut butter off a ziplock bag that had paint and canvas in it. We did both and it was a masterpiece!!! Great idea, NB library , for allowing an activity that includes our best furry friends!

Helpful staff, clean, ample space to read and work. Always a nice visit, they have ordered…read morerequested books missing from their catalog.

Randolph is a nice quiet base full of retired veterans. They're slowly adding more options for the…read morefood court and just finished the updated gas station.

My husband and I shopped at the Randolph Air Force PX this past Saturday ( 25 Nov 23) and the…read morecashier neglected to remove the security device on one of our items. Next thing we know if that a guy with no ID approached us at the Food Court to inquired about the beep in our bags. It was a very unpleasant situation. Although we acknowledge that he was doing his job, we believe that he should have identify himself before approaching us the way he did. My husband and I are both veterans. We proudly served in the Army for over 50 years and believe that we deserve a better treatment. I'm wondering if the cashier who neglected to remove the device was reprimanded and embarrassed the same way we were.

The San Antonio Central Library is such an iconic staple to the San Antonio community and I think…read moreeveryone should visit this amazing library at least once a year! This amazing library is located in the heart of downtown and was built by renowned Mexican architect, Ricardo Legorreta. The building is absolutely stunning and has actually been featured in Hollywood movies. If you love art as much as I do you'll be happy to hear that they have a Chihuly inside the library, as well as other pieces of art by very popular artists. The San Antonio Central Library is so much more than a local library. Within the building, you can find other nonprofits that help support small businesses in our community, as well as numerous events they host almost daily. One of my favorite parts about the SA Central Library is their second-hand bookstore located in the basement. You can find some true gems in there, and all the money raised from sales goes back to the library. If you have children I highly recommend exploring their kids' section. My kid loves to play in that area and the staff there is always amazing! Last but not least, the library has its own parking lot and you can get up to three hours of free parking when visiting. You just have to validate your ticket at one of the kiosks located by the entrance.

I ended up at the San Antonio Central Library kind of randomly... I just needed a restroom and…read morefigured I'd stop in. I got there right when they opened and there were a lot of unhoused people outside, which caught me a little off guard at first. But once I got inside, it felt like a completely different space. What I didn't expect was the art. They have a gallery area with rotating exhibits, and the pieces they had up when I went were actually really nice. It didn't feel like a typical library moment at all. I also wandered upstairs and there's this big blown glass sculpture that's hard to miss. Super pretty and kind of unexpected. I didn't check out any books or anything, so I can't speak to that side of it, but if you're nearby, it's worth popping in just to walk around for a bit.