The focus and utility of libraries have changed over time and libraries have to adapt and adjust…read moreand I believe this location has done so---it has offerings and options for the public and is accessible to the public---I have been here many times over the busy today

What an amazing library. This blows the library system in Houston away. I am so proud to see my…read morehome state having such a great library system. This location is wonderful for children. So light and inviting. Activities for everyone all of the time. Today we picked up some "to geaux" crafts and will make some Thanksgiving place cards for the table.

I love this library! Everytime I go, there are tons of book options, it's clean and organized, and…read morethe staff is always ready to help. Most recently, I came here for a meeting, and we used the back room. This was a great space for a meeting. It was a medium sized room, but there were tons of chairs and even a spot of food to be. I really liked how you had to walk through the library to get to it... it felt like you were apart of the library instead of feeling isolated off to the side. Another I love about this library is the safety and convince. At the doors there are security like pillars and you can even drop off your books at the slot outside. This location is very convenient for me because I live close to the area. I like how it isn't too big, like the main location, but it is easier to locate what exactly you are looking for. Love this library!

"Love public library". I always loved going to the library as a kid to check out books and rent…read moremovies. Now with the age of the Internet, I have to be honest, it is not often I visit a library. So, again it was nostalgic experience. This library is huge and I love their kids section! Yes, we will be visiting more often. I like the thought of "renting" books because it's nice to not to have to always buy them. My daughter was so excited to see so many books and it was funny to hear her say "can we buy this book"? Throughout the year, they have live performances - dances, plays, storytimes, etc. For adults, there are quiet places to read and mellow out. Will I be visiting the library more now? Of course, I will, now that I'll be living a bit closer to one.

There is always something going on at this library in a good way. Activities are happening all the…read moretime. It is clean and tidy always. The property itself is really beautiful with a garden and all.

Best hidden study spots are in this library! Been going here since college. Plenty of space and…read morerooms for everyone in the family to enjoy. The windows on a sunny day make it fantastic. They even have a seed library for the green thumbs in the making. Second floor bathroom can get a little scary sometimes.

Use this post office regularly....like it cause the staff is very customer friendly and always…read moregives great service and they move quickly to cut down on any wait time... Worst time to hit this location is 8 AM to 8:30 AM, 12 Noon to 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM to 2 PM....any other time it's practically deserted and depending on what you're used to the crowd at those times might be nothing.... They have all the shipping boxes, envelopes and services offered at larger locations....

When I went bonkers and decided to hock most of my extensive, out of control, American Girl…read morecollection on EBay, I practically lived at this charming, little post office. I was there literally everyday to ship my goods. I actually live in the Prairieville zip code, but I'm closer to the Geismar post office. That's not the only reason why I prefer it over Prairieville, though. I prefer it because it's Geismar's best kept secret. A lot of people don't realize that small, sleepy Geismar has their own post office, so it doesn't have nearly the traffic and chaos the Prairieville one has. I feel bad spreading the word about it because I want to keep this place all to my greedy, little self. There's rarely a line and if there is it's like one or two people tops. I was doing the lion's share of my ebaying around Christmas which I would assume is the busiest time of year for post offices and I think one afternoon I had to wait for three people in front of me. Not bad, especially compared to the Prairieville office which is like mailing your package at Grand Central Station with often times a line extending out the door into the lobby. The clerk lady is very pleasant and seems to know just about everybody who comes in there. It's one of those small town post offices. It reminds me of the one I used to go to way back in the day as a little girl growing up in Michigan. I guess it makes it all the more endearing to me. It has that old school vibe with that ancient, library smell to it. Look at that posted photo of the lettering outside on the bricks. That font sure ain't Comic Sans or Pacifico. It's channeling 1950 something. Did I mention I adore anything vintage? They do sell boxes, document mailers, and padded envelopes. I don't think they do passports, though. They are open on Saturdays, but only for like two hours or so. One thing about this place (not a criticism, really) is they are closed for lunch hour between 12:30-1:30pm. They are militant about the timing on that. I've been there waiting in the lobby at say 1:27 and they literally open the door right when the clock (or my cellphone) strikes 1:30. At least they are very, very, very punctual. I've never had any issues with my packages arriving late or damaged. If anything, I've had them arrive ahead of schedule. The parking lot is microscopic, but it's not really an issue since the place is never crowded. It's nothing to slag them down a star over. I'm thrilled this handy, little post office exists and when I go back to pawning off my American Girl doll shit I will definitely be back.

Nice! I obtained a library card and utilized the print and copy services. Helpful staffread more

This library is immaculate every time I come in, which is 2-4 times a week. I don't even begin to…read moretake advantage of all of the great amenities that this location offers. The library is divided into two main sections, books on one end and computer lab/ activities rooms on the other. Computer side is where my attentions fall, with 54 high speed computers to choose from, there is never a wait or hassle. Across from the computer lab is the "Idea Lab," which is a small high tech room which has low cost 3D printing available and a computer equip with virtual reality. The staff that I've come across are always kind with a willingness to help.

This library is really small. And the shelving is a little confusing. I didn't feel like I could…read morereally browse around and enjoy it because everything is so crammed together.

Although it's smaller than the Main Library, it's still a good place for quite studying and reading.read more

If you plan to drop off paperwork be prepared to wait, receive substandard service, and deal with…read morethe typical bureaucratic crap. You'll easily wait 1 hour+ just for fingerprinting, get the run around on who to talk to about what, no clear signage, a very time consuming process, and employees that look like that would rather be somewhere else doing something else. Overall an experience and process that needs serious changes and to be better staffed and actual serve the taxpayers, you know those people who pay your salary!

I definitely need to update this review. I was trying to be funny in my original review but now…read morerealize how stupid that was. Hear me out here. I'm the epitome of the geek who never gets pulled over because I follow the rules. I only speed occasionally and never flip off the cops. I know...boring, right? My little brother suits up everyday and risks his life to do what he does. He's a cop. My guy suits up everyday and pulls over and risks his life to do his profession. He's a cop. Guess what else they do? Make sure your baby seat is in the correct way, make sure anyone driving too fast or erratic hits and hurts or kill you or your kids. I'm here to preach. Respect law inforcement. They are only doing their jobs. They wake up and go out of the safety of their homes with a mission...protecting you. Thank a cop today. Well unless they give you a ticket. :)