*This library recently moved, to a brand new location in Bayside (711 Grace St.) as of February…read more2026* Wow what a beautiful job was done creating the new library. My first impression was how brightly, airy, and open it is! So much light pours in, as compared to the old location which was quite dark and confined. Having two kids, libraries are always a go-to and this one now tops the list. They have an entire kids section wrapped with rows and rows of books, a little play-stage and dress up clothes, magnetic tiles, a play kitchen, and a few small computers with educational games. There's also a whole enclosed youth room which I assume will host various events and activities-- I'll have to look into that. Oh and you can check-out Tonies here too, which is wonderful. I love how overall inviting the space is. My kids really enjoyed our first visit! Oh and there is more than enough space and books for adults too. It's a very good size library will plenty of seating, and friendly staff. Great addition to the area!

Really nice staff. Certainly kid friendly. Especially easy to check out. Not much more to say. Go…read morenow.

Whitefish Bay has an incredible library. Not only is it the library itself, but a venue for hosting…read moreseminars, author events, classes, book clubs, voting and more. The space itself is very open, well organized and staffed with very helpful people. The kids area is a great place to take kids/grandkids for some activity on a cold day. Storytime is at 10:00, which fills up pretty quick. Easily accessible bins of books, a wooden train set table, large kitchen station with all the accessories, puzzles, magnetic tiles and more give little fingers plenty to do. Spending a couple hours here during a drab winter day is always time well spent.

This is a really nice library. It's clean and we'll put together. Ladies at the front desk were…read morereally nice. I think what I loved most is that it's a great, safe place to go grab a book or do a little reading while your 4 year old can explore. There is A LOT for little kids to do here. There is a play area with various toys. There's multiple building stations. There's a place for them to read books. There are computers with games on them. It's just a cool, relaxing place to go. Especially in the winter when you're a little more limited with what you can do. I think I will be going here quite a bit this winter.

Personally, I'm used to larger libraries, but this one has a nice collection, staff is friendly,…read moreand the place is quite convenient. Most of the time, I can park right in front of the door. If there's something I want that they don't have, chances are that their interlibrary loan can send it within a few days. The CD, DVD, video game and "thing" collection is great. We've utilized the zoo pass. I brought my toddler to story time reading, but the reader shouted for various characters' parts and it scared her. Maybe we'll try again another season. While they have a fair amount of meetings and activities, I wish they had more. I've been a bit spoiled enjoying some of Franklin Public Library creative programming.

nice library, especially considering the small community that needs to fund it. I found the staff…read moreto be helpful.

Barnes & Noble is the best! The smells, the books, the cafe, the quiet calm. You don't even have to…read morespend money to enjoy the cozy vibes...but you're going to want to. Very kind service (even if the cafe might be understaffed - just be patient!) Such a great store.

Starbucks dudes have no clue in make Specialty coffee. To damn busy talking like they were dating…read moreor something. Black guy with braids pass his waistline made me a creme brulee latte that doesn't taste like a creme brulee latte. I watched the way he made it, I wanted a refund already.. hands me the drink, I asked "do you not add the caramel sprinkles anymore", replies oh I forgot, opens the latte pours in the caramel sprinkles. I HAD TO TELL HIM THATS ENOUGH. WTF is going with some of these Starbucks employees. I can't call them baristas because they are not. They belong at a popcorn stand at the ZOO. Don't y'all dare ask for tips if this is how you make a $7 premium latte.

Very basic library compared to other Waukesha County Libraries…read more Very limited hours Very limited resources

It's a nice library, sunny windows, good music selection in a user friendly display. Staff is…read morenice, parking convenient, it's a fancy new building.

I spent 5 hours in this library and it's a pretty busy location with people studying and using the…read morecomputers and printers. But perusing the books, it definitely seems like they could use an update. Leaving the library, apparently there are plans to update this location. If it's anything like the East library update, the community is in for a treat. But for now, it serves a great purpose and is definitely being used!

I am officially a residence of Brown deer for the past five years after selling the house in…read moreGlendale. I downsized into a three bed one and a half bath. The tax savings was over half of what I used to pay. Staff here has always been friendly and helpful with trying to get my taxes paid early before the tax bills come out in January. The village often times will have live music during the summer one day a week. They also have a swimming pool plus a library and a mini museum of the old school house on site. The police department and public Works are in the same general area. The recycling center is a self-serve access with a gate and Passkey system. They give you a list of rules and things that are allowed and not allowed to be recycled or dropped off. It is not a public dump. They scan your cars tags as you enter. Everything is date stamped and they will call you out if you're caught and you may get prostituted, get fined and lose your privilege. Because they can deactivate your card. They accept paper yard waste bags of leaves, scrap metal no construction materials clean used oil. I have one of the last trees to drop leaves and they already picked up the last of the seasonal yard waste collection so I will probably have to come over here one more time before leaving. 22/2024 Service 5 Ambiance 4 Location 5 Value 5

Not to be confused with Braun Deer, which is a deer that takes very good care of itself and…read morebody-grooms and is no longer furry. Really fancy bougie little suburb up in the northwest corner of Milwaukee not too far from the lake and absolutely freezing. It's a little more expensive than the rest of the region and a little more remote and definitely a nice area to live in. It's a little far out for me and I'm not a big fan of the police department but people seem okay up here.

This location is in a bit of a strip mall across from American on Brown Deer that allows for a lot…read moreof parking spaces. The place is always hustling and bustling so expect to wait in line for 10 minutes or so. This location is much larger than the Thiensville post office, which i usually go to, yet it seems like the staff isn't as friendly as that location. It's a post office, not much more to say here.

Pretty great people who care about their job. Easy in and out. Just watch out for traffic in the…read moreparking lot that may or may not care if they hit your car.