This is my home library, and it's one of my absolute favorite neighborhood spots. This library's on…read morethe smaller side and attached to a neighborhood senior center but because it's nestled in a mostly-residential area, I've never struggled to find street parking. The smallness of the library means the self-service aspect of more modern libraries aren't available. Books placed on hold are kept behind the counter, so one of the librarians have to retrieve them AND check out all your books. I see this as a plus and a minus. Sure, my visits take just a little longer, but it means I have to have some human contact with every visit and that's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, my favorite librarian is a bit of a visual genius. After a few visits, she's come to recognize me on sight and grabs my library holds the second she sees me coming through the door. You don't get that kind of personal service from a machine. While there aren't a ton of titles in this particular library, the interlibrary loan system works beautifully. I'll search for whatever book I need through the website and - if it's available at another location within the system - I'll receive it here within a matter of days. I've also come to appreciate the rich programming. There's a busy calendar of events for all ages from month to month, and there was a summer reading program this past summer for all ages, with raffles to incentivize reading. I was happily surprised to be one of the raffle winners, but even if I weren't, I would absolutely encourage locals to participate because there were trinket prizes just for reading a certain number of books. Though this library is small, the children's section is a delight, complete with a carpeted seating area... and a tree! It's fake, of course, but large and looming enough that it adds a ton of charm. This clearly attracts a lot of kiddos, which sometimes means the library loses its quietude with the squeaks and squeals of little ones. I'm not personally bothered by it, but possibly something to consider for patrons who need absolute silence.

The library is beautiful inside, clean and set up great, I do have something to note -…read more At the computers there is a notice saying that if there is no waitlist for other people waiting for a computer , automatic 15 minute extensions will be applied. I went to go inquire about this and was told a firm "no" by the woman that worked there. I brought up that there was *literally* no one else in the library for the computers and the answer was still no, EVEN with the notice. The Staff member provided no proof other explanation , covid related or otherwise. I understand that she is doing her job but I think updating the terms of computer use and being a bit friendlier would've left a better taste in my mouth.

The staff at the Fort Lee Public Library is absolutely wonderful. The natigation on the new…read morewebsite is terrible. Even the wonderful staff in Fort Lee has trouble try as they may to help the caller. I'm sticking to my Kindle!

Fort lee public library dies a great job at community engagement. They host regular weekly…read moreprogramming as well as special events, which they advertise in their news bulletin. Some events are for certain age groups/ populations, like seniors, teens, parents. Etc, while others are open to the general public. Activities range from practice career guidance to social events like movie screenings and even wine tasting. Every time I come to the library, the staff at the front desk is always very friendly and helpful. The librarian is also knowledgeable and able to point me In the right direction whenever I have a specific topic or title I'm looking for. I'm a big fan of the inter-library book exchange. You're able to place a request online for almost any book and pick it up at the Fort Lee branch when it becomes available. It's super convenient. Another great feature of this library is their partnership with museums in nyc. As a former NYC resident i was worried about missing out on some of the perks of being an NYC resident, but I found out that you actually get free access to to several museums with your Fort Lee Library card and you can request passes for a few guests as well. Overall, this library isn't the largestor necessarily the most modern, but it has mostly everything you could need or want from a local library. It's certainly nicer than my local library growing up and the service is always friendly. 4.5 stars

Ranked the #1 library in the county, lovely outside design, an enclosed grass area and no late…read morefees! It's not the largest library but it is a very useful one for the local community.

I really love their events. The NYE "noon year" event was extra special. They had a dance party and…read moreballoon drop. They had a hat and coat drive another day and soon they will have Olympics karate and more!

It has been forever since I stepped into a library so needless to say I came in here looking for an…read moreaudio book because reading books is not in my vocabulary... I pride myself on being a great listener, it's what I do best. From what I noticed, this library has a lot of books and the staff is quite helpful. From the friendly staff I learned that you can go on an app and/or a website to obtain an audio book or even ebooks. Therefore, you do not need to come to the old fashioned library unless you have nothing better to do. Only reason for the 4star review is: NO PARKING!!! This library has a shared municipal parking with the town hall and all their employees occupy it during the day. You have better luck of winning the lotto than finding a spot!

I work here n I've been loving it since day one!! Been here 4 yeats now n hope forever. Co-workers…read moreare awesome I love them!!

This library looks dilapidated. No sign out front to indicate it's a library, holes in the…read moreceiling...broken water fountain, wall decor that has been there for years. They treat their volunteers like crap. Talked to the director the other day...appalling. Thought he was the janitor with the clothes he wears. No one has pride in this library what-so-ever.

Great library. Small, quiet, great selection of things I would never see anywhere else (a blu-ray…read morecopy of "The Warriors?" The European cut of "Water World?" Awesome!). They know there stuff and go out of there way to help. A++++

I LOVE that the library runs these amazing classes to make things. I made a wreath earlier. Tonight…read moreI made a candle!

A cute little library that does a good job with children events. I especially enjoyed the adult…read moredancing classes like bachata. They have a notary here and a cozy fireplace. A fun area for kids to place, tables for homework and many book and tablet options they also have magazines dvds and newspapers.

Been living in Bergenfield for 26 yrs now and I never went into the Tenafly library. Came to pick…read moreup a book Bergenfield library didn't have and it's in such order. Great experience-so much information on the entrance desk of all sorts of classes. They are wheelchair accessible as well.

The library is nice but DO NOT COME HERE if you plan on actually learning anything! THE STAFF will…read moreNOT BE QUIET! I literally asked THE STAFF to lower their voices as it echos throughout the QUIET ROOM multiple time! and instead of doing so, one of the desk workers who previously asked me to EXIT THE QUIET ROOM so that an employee can eat their damn lunch while I was STUDYING gave me an attitude for POLITELY asking their asses to lower their voices as we are in a library. This bozo then asks me to EXIT the Quiet Room AGAIN because she and her colleagues are UNABLE TO USE LIBRARY APPROPRIATE VOICES! I wish I could upload a recording of how loud and OBNOXIOUS they are so that those of you who see this could understand how insanely loud these Public Library working HAGS are! So again, if you actually need a quiet space to get some legitimate reading or studying done DO NOT COME TO TENAFLY PUBLIC LIBRARY! especially if you are a person of color because I am absolutely positive that if I was Caucasian that the response to me respectfully asking them to lower their voices so that I may study for an exam IN PEACE would have been received very differently. Nicely built establishment however the HAGS at the front desk need to be replaced!

Fun for all ages! I have a 7.5, 4.5, and 0.5 year olds & they all have a great time at the library…read more From interactive toys, to read aloud books to hands-on activities, Louis Bay Library has it all. Today, we spent almost 4+ hours here & I needed to convince my kiddies to leave. I love coming here in the summer to keep my kiddies off the screen! There is plenty of parking, the bathrooms are clean (but need updating, one out of two sinks work), staff is friendly, and there many books/ DVDs/ games to choose from. Check them out!

Louis Bay 2nd Library & Community Center was a nice visit. We specifically came for the "Friends of…read morethe Library Book Sale." This event occurs only two days out of the week...Mondays, from 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM and Tuesdays, from 10:00 AM - Noon. When you enter the library, make your way to the upstairs loft and that's where you'll see the opportunity to purchase literature and items that'll be humongous bargains. I couldn't believe the prices and the vast selection that you'll peruse. If you need any assistance, or have any questions, staff members are more than helpful and very knowledgeable. Try to visit this loft, soon. I'm certain, that you'll find something worth buying and enjoy rummaging through their many nostalgic merchandise.