This library has really great adult crafts! It's so quiet and comfortable…read more The library manager is very knowledgeable all around. The staff are friendly and courteous.

I'm probably more familiar with this library than another other, at least, in Staten Island, and…read moregenerally echo Linda's sentiments. The staff are extremely professional and helpful, and there are a lot of great programs for young learners who want to explore the world of books. In terms of facilities, there's not much to say. There are only four computers, and the selection of books is not that broad. That said, they do offer a lot of services for the community, although I would recommend against utilizing the preparation services they offer during tax season, even if you're a cheapo. Overall, it's a worthy local library, even if nothing stands out in particular. I've spent many hours of enjoyment and research there.

I need some text messages printed out for an upcoming court date, since I'm not computer savvy I…read morecame to the library for assistance. Stephanie was very helpful. Not only did was she able to figure out how to print the messages, she gave me information about upcoming computer tech classes. Stephanie was very patient with me she went above and beyond to help me.

This was my first time at this library, and it was great! It gets lots of natural light and I…read moreenjoyed the selection of books. The location of the area is good since it's in a quiet neighborhood. I don't know I'll next be in Staten Island, but I do hope to return to here again one day.

My local library that I grew up with. I've never really appreciated it as much during my childhood…read more Now that I take my 3 year old here, I notice a lot more about the library that I haven't in the past. Nice children's area. They have a calendar of events each month.

Just another location in the New York Public Library system. There isn't much to say about these…read moreplaces other than the fact that they're loaded with knowledge. The NYPL isn't just loaded with books they have CD's, DVD's, magazines, newspapers, copiers, computers, and most importantly printers for when you run out of ink at home (happened to me countless times). I think what sets these locations apart is the size of the library, how quiet it actually is, whether or not its clean, and how dated its become keeping in mind that these places are publicly funded and change is hard to come by. I find this location to be pretty clean, quiet, but it is sort of dated. The building looks like it was influenced by some sort of 80's architecture. All in all this a good library but certainly not the NYPL's gem. I'd suggest this place and look forward to more reads!

Located in the Bricktown shopping center. I like the easy parking. Place is fairly new. Though I…read moredidn't take advantage of, there seems to be plenty of computers to do research on. Pleasant atmosphere and friendly, helpful staff. I will probably only ever use the facility for my grandchildren but it's very nice!

Beautiful & peaceful library. I come here often to study. There are 2 long tables that can fit…read moreabout 10-12 people each with plenty of table space. There are multiple outlets located on top of the table as well which is great for people who bring their electronic devices. There are also a lot of small couches that can fit 2 people each with tables at each one. This library is extremely quiet and extremely clean, even the bathrooms are very clean. I feel safe there as well because they have a security guard who sits by the front door of the library and occasionally walks around the library. The staff is very nice as well. I've also had great experiences picking up a book from the holding area section. There is also a huge parking lot which is convenient. Many Staten Island libraries do not have parking lots due to the location. I really love this library and will definitely be returning to study.

Very dirty tables, unhygienic with kids and teenagers running around and screaming, or sitting on…read morethe tables watching tiktok videos loud, without headphones. Floor is dirty and filled with food crumbs. Bathroom smells like urine that you can't breathe. Such a waste of government money and taxes. Older men sitting and laughing loud with their kids. People have no regard for the importance of quietness of a library. The librarian walks around without even stopping teenagers from running around.

Nice and quiet library. They have desks and reading corners. You can also access the computers if…read moreyou have a free library card if not they set you up with one in less than 2 minutes at the front desk. They do have a lack of outlets so if you go here make sure your devices are charged up or you get here early so that you can get a space with outlets. The book collection is good from what I've heard but they don't always have the newest collection. The staff is very helpful and nice here. I haven't been to any events here but they do have a private space for events. The bathrooms are very clean and well maintained.

I have been going to this library for the past 2 years and my grandkids absolutely love it …read more miss Millie is truly amazing with the children she's always so happy and interacts with the kids perfectly i recently went to the " Peruvian party hosted at this location and it was so much fun . Mr Steve is amazing as well .

Another New York Public Library in the NYPL system. Ive been to this location a few times…read morethroughout the past year and haven't had any issues. There isn't much to gloat about but they serve their purpose well. Besides the endless amounts of books you could also utilize their computers, printers, and copiers. They also have music and movies too which is pretty cool if you're looking for a cheap (free) way to expand your music collection. One thing that is nice about this location compared to others is that this library is actually really quiet and is kept that way unlike other locations which tend to be more of a hangout. This location seems to be clean but is dated and needs a facelift which a problem with most NYPL locations. There isn't much more to add. I will continue to use this location and suggest you do too!

This is my home branch, and I love it!…read more It is small, and I get why people say it's child-centric, but to me those things are part of its appeal. There's a bike rack right outside. I also love the modern architecture and how the S51 and the Capodanno Boulevard express buses have stops just a few steps away. My interests are diverse, so I always find something when I go no matter what. Lately, though, I've been requesting books that need to be sent from other branches. I get an email from NYPL.org when the books arrive, and it's a pleasant, five-minute walk down Robin Road to pick them up. Right across the street is a tiny triangle park, and the beach is another two or three short blocks past that. Recently the deli re-opened. On a nice day this would be a great place to come with kids or friends (or both!), take out some books, get lunch or a snack, and go sit on the boardwalk or in one of the playgrounds that line it.

Small branch, but perfect for neighborhood. Friendly and quiet…read more I am glad they still open, with most books being checked out electronically nova days (myself included, check most on my Nook)...

This library is really a mixed bag. On the one hand, it's a beautiful building, both inside and…read moreout. There's also a pretty expansive audio-visual collection, and a wonderful, glass-enclosed study room in the middle of the building. OTOH, it is more often than not filled with insufferably loud, obnoxious teenagers and adolescents. I love the idea of kids pursuing knowledge, but too often it's used as a pretext to turn a building utilized by many others for its intended purpose into a teen hangout. It's worth visiting if you're in Stapleton, but be warned. Don't go there for an hour of quiet contemplation and study. At least, not after 2 PM on a weekday.

This was the closest location to me when I was a child growing up in the late 80's and all…read morethroughout the 90's. So to say I spent a lot of time there would be an understatement. I got to know all the old library workers and they treated us like family (there were a few who were nasty, but every place has one of those). I loved it there. It was like a second home. When it closed down for 'renovation', I was crushed. I didn't think it would ever open back up again, but just a few years back, I noticed they fixed it up and hired an entire new crew. I have to say, though I loved the old time-y, rustic feel of the original library, the new version isn't all that bad. It even comes complete with some really nice librarians. Well worth the visit.

Just another location in the New York Public Library system. There isn't much to say about these…read moreplaces other than the fact that they're loaded with knowledge. The NYPL isn't just loaded with books they have CD's, DVD's, magazines, newspapers, copiers, computers, and most importantly printers for when you run out of ink at home (happened to me countless times). I think what sets these locations apart is the size of the library, how quiet it actually is, whether or not its clean, and how dated its become keeping in mind that these places are publicly funded and change is hard to come by. I find that this location is pretty clean, quiet, but it is sort of dated. The building is old and is need of an update. One major plus for this branch is the ample parking All in all this a good library but certainly not the NYPL's gem. I'd suggest this place and look forward to more reads!

BOOKS. FREE. sweet…read more books are not "the internet for the poor" as someone once said. i love love love books. what is the problem with the library? quite simply put - i want! i want to own my books, so i'm sorry NYPL i don't visit you often cause i am too materialistic. i was very very grateful for your existence when i was a kid, and would walk to the local library all the time to feed my budding book affair.

Very unprofessional staff. Last week, 2 men in brown NYPL attire were making horrible remarks to…read moreeachother around my child in the kids section with no regard of us being there. Not to mention the place was very dirty. Will NOT be coming back.

I love All Libraries but Great Kills is my favorite. The people that work in this branch are the…read morebest librarians I have ever had the pleasure to work with. They are small but whatever book etc you want just go on the NYC library website and search for any book you want and order it to go to this branch. I have had major success with doing background research and finding the answers I need. It's the smallest branch I have ever been to but THE BEST ONE!!!