My old library is still here and going strong. I grew up in the area and used their resources for…read moremany school projects and reports. Dropped in recently to check it out. They remodeled since my past days here to a more modern design aesthetic. Plenty of programs for children and adults, along with events. A multitude of book categories for those who like to read. Nice seating all around. Even a small cafe here now to grab a drink and snack.

Wonderful place. So spacious, plenty of parking. So many resources for kids. Lots of spaces to get…read morework done, with convenient outlet locations, and cozy chairs to read. There's a little patio with a fountain that's also very relaxing. The new cafe is such a plus. Offer the standard coffees, but also rotating specialty latte flavor. Very cheap prices. Also some small snacks that are really cheap as well (individual candy for 10¢, chips for 75¢ etc) overall very well-kept, bright, heartwarming place to be.

From the outside, this library is quite deceiving in its size. Nestled in Port Jefferson village,…read moreyou will find what appears to be a quite small library but once inside it extends beyond your imagination. Stamp #2: Popped in to get my Suffolk County Public Libraries 2023 Summer Tour passport stamped. Toured around the library because I LOVE books. Not surprising, there were so many cool things to "check out" & explore: STEAM kits, instruments, Take home DIY kits, 3-D printing and so much more!

I haven't checked out any books here, but here's my review from the perspective of a student who…read morecame to this library to study. There are some practical downsides to studying here. Noise: The "mezzanine and lower stacks" is the main study space with the most tables and chairs. Unfortunately, the space is next to the main entrance/front desk area without any separating doors, so it can be loud. Headphones will probably be important if you need to focus. The room is also right below the children's room, so you can sometimes hear kids footsteps running around. They also allow tutoring. There's a "quiet reading room" across the lobby from the main study area, but it is also right next to the main lobby without any separating doors, so I imagine it's also loud. There's not a lot of carpet and a lot of laminate, so noises tend to echo. Limited desks and few plugs: There are only four small desks with plugs (eight seats in total, but the tables are small and it would be super weird if someone you didn't know sat next to you, so there are functionally only four seats with accessible plugs). The quiet reading room only has one desk, and I'm not sure if there are plugs. Ambiance: In the last few years, they've installed greige laminate flooring and movable office tables with wheeled plastic chairs. The vibe has shifted from "cozy library" to "office space/cafeteria". Good things: There is a free parking lot with no time limit directly behind the library. There are only about 8-10 spots but we didn't have any issues getting a spot midday on a weekday. Bathroom is clean. There was a large community space in the basement that probably has good events. There are interesting/useful items you can check out like board games, sewing machines, etc. There's also a 3D printer.

Popped in to get my Suffolk County Public Libraries 2023 Summer Tour passport stamped -- Stamp #3…read morein my book. Very welcoming with beautiful art sculptures displayed outside along with outdoor games like corn hole. Once inside, the library is filled with inviting displays, friendly staff and books, books, and more books! Of course, they've got programs too, Bus it's the books I love!

Big library! Quiet and peaceful! Looking forward to spending time reading there! My husband and I…read morewill make it a point to visit for date night on occasion!

Like a walk in the park We love to come around and visit…read moreevery now and then, take the ferry and visit for a day . The peace and the view its a complete package. Walk around in the shops visiting the area and try new things its just good.

What a treat!! It's apx an hours ferry from Bridgeport to Port Jefferson and worth every minute…read more This is such a cute quaint Village with shops, restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream, a sandy shore, cafes, with some being water front with great views. We especially enjoyed the olive oil/balsamic vinegar store. It's completely walkable with tons of pedestrian crosswalks. One day was not enough to explore all it has to offer. There are also public restrooms, so always helpful.

Stamp #7 on my Suffolk County Public Libraries 2023 Summer Tour…read more Growing up in the area, this lovely library was the main ONE of the four that my family frequented. The Smithtown Library also has three smaller branches (Kings Park, Commack and Nesconset) under it. It has changed quite a bit since I was a kid, but it such a beautiful way. For me it personally it brought back so many fond memories! This Library (And the Kings Park branch) helped opened my world to wonder, curiosity and discovery. EVERYONE should be so lucky!! I recommend "checking out" this public library. You'll be in for a treat.

Fantastic heritage and memories from my childhood in the 1970s and 80s…read moreIt is where I did my first summer reading program in 1972. We also would watch movies in the basement. I have visited many times over the years and it has always been inspiring.

My Alma Mater! I…read morestudied here in 2017-2022, getting degrees in psychology and in Nursing. This campus might be a commuter school and dining might be subpar with limited options, but this school definitely provides value education at a fraction of the tuition cost. My favorite place on campus was probably Wang Center and the SAC/union. I also worked part time. To be fair, this campus is located DEEP in LI and does not have a lot of things to do. I still met many wonderful people and had a decent time.

Keepin it real out here in Stony Brook Reasonable tuition,…read moremet my wife here, cool place The food can be a little cheaper and better (the staff in the kitchen are great tho)