We love the children's services provided by this library. The play area is bright and welcoming and…read morethe books are thoughtfully organized. There are fun educational activities to be found in every nook and cranny here. It is also connected to a large playground/green space.

Having moved into Columbia station a year and a half ago, I was pleasantly surprised with this…read morehometown library branch. The activities enabled me to find new friends and to keep busy. Pleasant staff and very nice atmosphere.

A lot of resources. Computers always available. Quiet and easy to concentrate here. Tables…read moreavailable with electric outlets. Phone chargers can be checked out. Private study rooms. USB and headphones for sale. Open every day.

The Berea branch has an awesome children's section! Lots of room to explore and toys to engage…read morewith. They also have a big fish tank. The librarians have been kind as well.

I come here many times now to work on one of their many tables…read more They have 2 floors and the second floor has all the tables and chairs to work or study from. The 1st floor is the children's wing plus there are comfortable sofa chairs to sit on too. The 2nd floor has computers and printers to use. I think that there is also a meeting room in the basement. I haven't checked out any books from this library but they have plenty to choose from. I'll certainly be back and maybe this time, I'll browse the book shelves. **** GOAL of 365 reviews in 2025 - 14/365 total reviews in 2025 - 795 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 1 January 2025

My branch at Fairview Park is fantastic!! I love them!!…read more Excellent collection, super service and wonderful, kind and professional staff!!

Was thrilled to find out that the Strongsville branch of Cuyahoga County Library was hosting one of…read moremy very favorite authors, Kristan Higgins. The event was last evening. I have never attended one of these events before and was curious as to how it would be. It was delightful!!! A library representative did a interview with Kristan. It was all about her life and her new book. Kristan then did a reading from her new book. Then they took questions from the audience. It ended with Kristan signing her books. Kristan was amazing. She was funny, sassy and engaging. I would highly recommend these Author Events sponsored by the Cuyahoga County Library.

Kids area This…read morelibrary has a great kids area. It is on the left side of the library when you walk in. They have a pretend vehicle you can drive that has book racks in the back. There is a table with play houses and figures, dinosaurs, magnet board, puzzles, and so much more. They have nice seating for adults in big comfy chairs. They even have a video screen where you can play a game like air hockey. Outside on the edge of the parking lot is also a huge play ground for the kids.

I love this library! It is clean and organized very well. The drive up window makes it super…read moreconvenient for picking up books. Their online catalogue is easy to use and to place orders.

Great library-very clean , inside and outside areas to work, you can even rent laptops and portable…read moreWi-Fi hotspots!!! They have tons of programs for all ages and it's a great place to go get work done or just catch up on YouTube videos using the free Wi-Fi--they have outdoor parking spots labeled for where you can park to get the best Wi-Fi and last I heard it was offered 24/7 (the free Wi-Fi that is). Cool place for sure!

The Cleveland Public Library's North Olmsted branch is a gem for the community - a calm, welcoming…read morespace. Let's start with tranquil parts of the library. The library has a Reading Fountain! You can sit there with your book and unwind, how amazing! There is also a lovely outdoor area with a mini alley that also just offers serene place to sit with your books. The facility is bright, clean, and thoughtfully organized, with plenty of comfortable seating and quiet corners perfect for reading or studying. I have to say that the library is small but very well designed and separated into - Children, Teens, Adults, and so on offering something unique to each group. The staff are consistently friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable, ready to assist with finding materials or using library services. I interacted with one of their programs (culinary - pierogi making), librarians (to sign up for a program), and circulation desk (to get a library card). All were cordial and pleasant to chat with. Their collection is well-curated, with a solid range of books, media, and digital resources, and the technology offerings - like public computers and Wi-Fi are reliable and easy to access. They have a lot of international literature gems and international cookbooks. They have new books like Onyx Storm! The reads are easily found upfront. They have a huge area for large print books (event Fourth Wing). There's a big section for audio books. This library is super easy to navigate in terms of sections. I was very pleasantly surprised by all the choices. This library has a lot of very cool programs. I attended pierogi making class. My next endeavor is Dinner & A Book where we read a book and meet at a local restaurant to discuss. The read for next month is based locally (Fairview Park). This program seems to set this library apart. It's an amazing way to support local restaurants and have a local book club. I was super excited about it! If you're signing up for any programs, start early! They fill up fast. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a peaceful, resource-rich environment to read, learn, or simply recharge. It's a very tranquil branch with amazing offerings.

North Olmsted library is just alright for me. I mainly go to the library to study and they only…read morehave about three good study rooms which are always taken. And don't even think about going when high school lets out, because those kids are LOUD. I feel like an old crazy lady, but I swear to God that's what the LSAT does to you... I would much rather go to Westlake, it's only about a 5 min drive down Dover Rd. and you have much more space to study. The people at Westlake are nicer too. At North Olmsted, you can only do the self checkout and if you need help, the ladies behind the desk (who are getting paid to do nothing) really don't want to help you. I forgot my password the one day and the lady wouldn't even let me take out a book! Westlake Porter has so much more to offer, go there instead for some quiet study time.

I have been using the remote audio books resource for years. It has helped in many ways Using it…read morefor fiction and non fiction, politics to CD purchasing.

This is the Middleburg Heights branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library. This is the new…read morebuilding which was built 1 year ago in June 2018. I'm not from the area but I happened to be around visiting my friend In Berea so I stopped in to work on my laptop for a little bit. The building is big from the outside but there is actually only one level (one floor) inside. They close early on Sundays so by the time I arrived (around 4:10pm), they were almost closed. I still had time to walk around for a little bit even though I was only inside for less than an hour. They close at 5pm on Sundays. BOOKS -- You will find a varied selection of books here just like any other library. There is also a teenager section. If you can't find a copy of a book here, the librarians can search the other locations for you to get the book delivered. COMPUTERS -- I noticed less than 10 computers to use at the library. STUDY ROOMS -- I counted about 6 study rooms but there might be more. The door was locked when I tried to open the door so you will probably have to get the key from the front desk. I peaked inside one of the study rooms and there is a round table inside with 4 chairs. It is a small space but it gets the job done. I don't know how the noise level will be with the kids section a few feet away but at least the study room has a door. KIDS SECTION -- It is small but they have some play area activities for your kids including comfortable sofas and chairs to sit on which is at the back by the family restroom. I don't have any kids so the face that this area is small doesn't bother me. CAFE -- There is an area as you walk in (to your right) for you to eat and drink. They have vending machines there which is nice but this is not a traditional cafe with hot food. NOISE LEVEL -- It was quiet when I arrived (Sunday afternoon - 30 June 2019) and there were only about 3 other people inside. I'm not sure how noisy it will get when the kids are around because there is no wall to block off the noise since the whole library is on one floor. You could also book a study room if you need peace and quiet. PARKING -- There is plenty of parking outside on the lot. Overall, I didn't stay here long but my first impression is that this is a very clean library with friendly staff. The size is smaller than most libraries and the noise level may be high when kids hang around in the kids section. **** - 87 total reviews in 2019 - 296 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 30 June 2019

Awesome librarians very helpful and kind my grandboys love to come here to this library it's quite…read morevery clean

The ladies at the library are always so polite and helpful. The library is clean and…read morewell-organized. I am not a fan of the remodel, though. The entryway is a disaster- there is a huge vestibule with an automatic door only wide enough for one person to enter through. The flooring in there is also very loud. I love our community- Brook Park feels like a throwback to me... and I feel like the design of the library doesn't fit it. I liked it as it was. Call me crazy. (no, don't....)

Our community center is having issues due to bad roof and mildew smells, Brookpark is really having…read moreissues. Needs a new building and pool, they refuse, rather do as little as possible. Has been shut down due to health issues. So I called this center to see if my disabled daughter could use the walking lap , when the snow comes in, it's very difficult for her. I asked the receptionist, and she said 465 dollars a year. Than said hold on let me check, than put me on hold for 10 minutes . I hung up with much dismay. I wouldn't call this a community center, it's more like a recreation center that truly wants to keep non residents out. I would never take a disabled person to this center. Only for young or senior center more like it.

A well designed community center with many recreational offerings, indoor/outdoor pool and…read morecommunity rooms conducive for special events, business meetings, corporate training.