I always say that the Frisco Library is the best thing about Frisco. None better that I have ever experienced.

I love our library. It's a great place to spend an afternoon. The lobby has a rotating art exhibit which is really nice.

This library is located at Frisco square and is such a nice library. It's easy to get a library card if you have a valid driver's license with your Frisco address on it. They have an online app to help you find books, place holds and extend the return date. All in all, a lovely place to spend some time reading. read more

A library is a library is a library...or is it? I don't think I've even tapped into all the awesome services provided by the Frisco Public Library - yet; but the ones I have used so far are superb. Finding books online or on the in-library terminals is a breeze - as is finding them shelved. You can renew checked out materials from home online! There's several PC internet stations available & there's pretty reliable wifi so you can bring your own. Abundant comfy chairs and desks with ample outlets. You can download electronic books and audiobooks...Staff is efficient AND friendly! It's all nestled in the modern (with a hat tip to the days of old) Frisco Square...and there's something right about that everything's new but has that cozy warm time tested vibe. read more

This is a fantastic library. It shares a building with City Hall and is set back from a beautiful public square with a fountain and plenty of grass for picnicking or letting your kiddo run around. There is ample parking and lots of restaurants nearby. The inside of the building looks so new and is very well kept. On the first floor is the main circulation desk, a computer lab, vending machines, and all of the adult/teen books, DVDs, etc. Library cards are free for Frisco residents and there are no late fees (but your account will be frozen until you return what's late). On the second floor is the children's library, which is absolutely fantastic. There is something for every age group, including a small section with board books for babies and toddlers and a little play kitchen where all of the items are labeled to help develop your toddler's vocabulary as they play. There are additional floors that I have yet to explore. But for my family, the best offering is story time. I've been taking my daughter since she was 8 months old to Babies & Books. She now attends young toddler story time, and the program is simply unmatched. It puts the show at Bookmarks in North Park mall to shame. She loves story time, and I do too. They offer story time for a variety of ages; check their website for the schedule. Note that they do take a winter and summer break. If you live in Frisco and haven't checked out the library, you're missing out. read more

Both my wife and I enjoy the Frisco Library: 1. We get yo BYOB - Bring our own beverage and they have more when we run out. 2. Friendly staff - helpful, kind and know where the good resources are hidden 3. Free, fast WiFi - Why don't more places offer free WiFi? 4. Kindle eBooks are free 5. Good DVD selection - for those long trips 6. Good Audio book selection - to help fight the DFW traffic 7. QUIET environment - most place are very loud these days, the Library is still one place you can visit for piece and quiet. Keep up the good work Frisco! read more

From the art lined stairwell/rotunda, to the kids media area, all the way to the uber quiet reading areas, this library is very enjoyable. The only way to raise the experience would be to add a coffee house area, but you can get an old school vending machine coffee if you care to hang around in the lounge. Reserving online is the way to go. read more

Children's library is fantastic!!! I take my preschooler here on weekends, they have many entertaining options so no weekend here is ever the same! They have story time for various age groups, puppets for kids to choose from and put on their own show, a play kitchen with table & chairs for pretend play, and computer stations. Their book selection is huge and accommodates all reading levels. Even the DVD selection is great, if you like to checkout family/kid-friendly movies! My 3yr. old & I find several books & a DVD each time and have fun selecting them. The staff is very helpful if you need help finding titles or authors too! To get started, we simply visited the library's website: http://friscolibrary.com and clicked "Get a Library Card" to join, and they gave us a card number. Took that number to the info desk & the friendly staff whipped us up an official tangible library card, and even a keyring card for easy scanning at check-out. Located on Frisco Square there are cool photo ops with the architecture of the building, statues, and fountains right outside the library. During Fall/Holiday Season they have hay bales with scarecrows & in December there is a beautiful holiday tree & lights. Within walking distance there are eateries and the Farmers Market (on Saturdays) if you work up an appetite or want to explore more. We really enjoy this library, it's one of our perks of living in Frisco! read more

I first visited my city's library last summer and quickly became a fan. The second floor is dedicated to children so they can be loud and not bother others -- what a great idea! The nonfiction and adult fiction is all the way up on the fourth floor -- quite a trek on the stairs if you don't want to ride the elevator with strollers, but good exercise. The nonfiction section is not as scholarly as I would like and sometimes feels more like a self-help, warm and fuzzy collection. An interesting part to the library is on the first floor by the front door where they have books and magazines for sale -- the prices are better than half price books. When I went recently their new checkout system is really neat: scan your library card, place the books on a pad in front of the computer, it picks up what books are in the stack and checks them out to you. It's fast! My only complaint is you have to go in to drop off books (that I've seen so far), and the one elevator issue. Other than that the fourth floor has plenty of tables, and chairs in well-lit area for you to sit and read/work. Also they have many computers to use on the fourth floor as well as a computer lab on the first floor by the check out desk. Check it out! read more

I still love the smell of books. I post up on the 3rd floor often...and I don't know what it is about a library...but I promise its like Adderall...so conducive to my productivity. The staff are helpful and available when I need them. Good seating options. The only thing I wish they had more of were study and meeting rooms. Go, get things done. read more

This place is amazing. You can rent 100 items a month. There's a floor educated to kids and teens. They have tons of computers, dvds, and even a 3D printer. read more

I remember when the library/new city hall opened in 2006 and have been here many times over the years. I am so impressed with this place and the services they offer. I love how you can rent from a huge collection of movies, TV shows, and music (and they have actual titles you've heard of). I really appreciate how you can place items on hold and the staff will quickly gather all of your items for you. There is a wide variety of books and the staff is very friendly. I live in east Frisco so I appreciate how they allow patrons to returns their items to the FAC when they're finished! I'm thankful the city of Frisco has this library. MUCH better than other cities libraries that I've been to. read more

Have lived in multiple cities in US and this the best library. Helpful staff, comfortable setting and wonderful on line system for ordering books. The nearby stores should thank them since my family goes out of its way to travel to this library frequently. read more

This is an awesome, quiet library for studying and working on the computer! The couches on the 4th floor are comfortable and they're arranged to let you enjoy the beautiful view outside while studying.. The staff is friendly and polite. The people there are quiet and busy with their work. There is a large collection of books. You can even work on their computer for a few hours. You don't need a library card to just study there. read more

My resolution for 2012 is to write reviews for businesses that have made a difference in my life. I visit the Frisco Library at least two times per week. I love that it is centrally located in Frisco. I also love the used books they sell right when you walk in. I am building up my home library a couple of dollars at a time. And I love the fact that the money raised benefits the library. Most days will find me on the fourth floor, sitting in a comfy chair reading a magazine. I do wish the magazine selection was bigger, but they carry many of my favorites. The main library is composed of three floors open to the public (I know it is four stories, but I think one is closed off), which means that there is plenty of room to be alone and ready quietly. Also, their computers are handy for checking emails or catching up on Facebook (I am on one now). The library is a wonderful asset to Frisco. If you have'nt visited it before check it out. Oh, and if you have before and hated the parking situation, they opened a new huge parking garage last year. I almost always can park on the first floor close to the entrance. read more

Nice library for all ages. Visit is must for us at least once a week. 3 levels of knowledge. read more

i've never been to antartica but i imagine this library is equivalent in temperature. if you plan on studying here you need to bring gear. think aspen family trip 2k18. think snowpocalypse. think the door that mike wazowski and james p sullivan got banished to and met the abominable snowman. i wore long sleeves and leggings and i was still shivering my butt off. the guy next to me had to make sure i wasn't having a seizure. this place is not for the weak. if i have one bad review to give about this place it's their tundra weather. so if yall ever see a girl in full on eskimo outfit, ear muffs, and gloves studying on the 4th floor, you already know. haha i was just being dramatic about the 1 star rating really. i just put that rating so ceo of the thermostat controls might see my message. but other than that, this is a wonderful facility. nice staff (except for the really stingy lady on the 4th floor who will "shh!" you if you even so much as sneeze), a great place to focus and study (if you don't mind the parents who bring their kids that play tag on the 4th floor and the occassional keyboard key smackers in the computer section). be wary, you will often run into the many people who don't understand the idea of "quiet floor, no loud talking", but as long as you snag a good spot ahead of time you can really get your grind on. i've been studying here for a long time, and it's probably my 2nd favorite library to study at besides the one at my university. i'm glad to see my taxpaying dollars go towards frisco and it's growth (although i think they can put in a little more into their thermostat regulation) :) read more

Very nice library! I wish I lived closer. Cool location in Frisco Square. It's pretty big as well. It's still fairly new, maybe 5 years or so.. so it's not super old like most libraries, especially in Plano. The only thing is, it's the only library in Frisco! At the rate Frisco is growing, they really should build another one pretty soon! Since this place is in Frisco Square, parking can be tricky. You should be able to find something around back or in the garage, but it's quite a walk. The plus is, they do have a drive up book drop, so that's convenient if you are returning something. read more

They have a fantastic selection for childrens' books, the staff is always very polite and helpful, and there are always plenty of programs for the kiddos to immerse themselves in! Their online programs (books & educational tools) are beyond awesome. HOWEVER, if you are looking to check out a book for yourself, expect a different vibe in the adult area. The floor which is dedicated to adult reading materials is SILENT. **UPDATE** The library is now charging $50 per year for families who reside outside of Frisco- with limited access to all of the library's resources (no electronic or online services). $50!! So many people that have donated to the library are now being turned away. I am disappointed! read more

I love this library! I wish it were a bit bigger but if you get here early enough there is plenty of place to study and quite a nice selection of new, and old books. The people that work here are kind and helpful. I really like it here... great place to study. read more

Super library! Given that I haven't been to a public library in over ten years, I was amazed by the advanced technology that is now implemented in these libraries that speed up check-out time and allow for their staff to actually answer questions. Books were relatively easy to find and it looked like there was plenty of studying space. There are rules for the different floors so you can either be worn out by all the yelling kids or in total peace and quiet on the higher floor. read more

Ive been to a few libraries and this is one of the best. This library is new comparing to all the other libraries in the cities near by. This library has 4 floors and it shares a building with City Hall. This place has a few tables where you can sit outside to study, read, or watch your kids playing while enjoying a good weather. Also, there are a few good restaurants around the library. read more

I've been coming to the Frisco Public Library, before I was even a resident. I love this library and the location. It's my favorite in the entire North Dallas/north of Dallas area. read more

I love books and I love libraries. Yes, I am strange but what can I say?! The Frisco Public Library offers so much. It is very technology driven,even providing eBooks that you can check out. They have awesome wi-fi in addition to comfy chairs that allow you to stay in one place and just veg. I will stop complaining about my high taxes in Frisco because I know one place that the money is being well spent! read more

Wonderful staff, particularly on the children's floor. Organized, convenient, modern, clean. A+

We are at this library every single week. I do love the kids area, wish they would focus on more hands-on activities for the kids, and less technology. Story time is cute, but they are HUGE sticklers about the "rules." Depending on the staff, they can get a little silly about it. Considering that this is the only library in Frisco, I feel like it could be so much better. Offer more activities, engagement, more books etc. It is free and does make me happy. read more

This is absolutely the best library! The only complaint I have is that I can't check out ebooks because I live in Mckinney (even though my kids go to Frisco schools). Other that that, it is a great library. I love that the kids have their own section, and there is a quiet floor if you need to study, or just for some peace and quiet. Great place! read more

The Frisco Library offers so much especially for kids. Every summer, they have reading program and challenges for kids. Need something to do for the kids in the summer, head over there. They also have lots of kids reading programs and story time. read more

One word: AMAZING! From the outside, the building does not look like a library. This library boasts a five story building with a separate parking garage and 2 front entries. It also has a post office for convenience (you can also get the NTTA toll tags here) Snack machines, coffee/energy drinks are also sold on the first floor. There's free wifi of course. Second floor caters the kiddies and the 4th floor is extremely quiet for studying/working. read more

Big clean nice well kept has everything for eveyone. Offers a large verity of books, services, classes and so much more. They do it all with a smile. read more

So many wonderful things that the Frisco Library offers. 4 wonderful floors. Adult collections, children's collections and popular and teen collections. Everyone here is so kind and professional. Very clean and organized. Cozy and lots of things for the whole family. Classes and events you won't want to miss. I love the kids section. My son entertained me with a puppet show and later he sent a letter to Olaf and mailed it. Totes adorbs! Will be going at least once a week with the family. We're going to be making reading a family affair. This is my favorite treasure thus far. The highlight getting out library cards and picking out our designs. Everyone was happy. Who knew my kids would be excited about going to the library. Win win! The adults section is equally dope and sick as my preteen proclaims! read more

I agree with the others, this is the best library and I like to bring my kid here on Saturdays to explore books together. The staff is thoughtful and helpful, even taking time to help my daughter find a suitable book for her school assignment. Really awesome and with multiple floors to explore, there is much to find entertaining. There are also some restaurants within walking distance in the square, so it makes for a nice afternoon outing. read more

I don't know about the other parts of the library, I can only speak for the teen section since that is where I spend most of my time. The set-up is nice. It would be nice if there was more seating, however. Good selection of books. HOWEVER, EVERY time I come in, the SAME librarians are in there talking quite loudly with each other, which is disturbing & distracting. Also, 99% of their talk is bashing on other librarians, gossiping about their co-workers, laughing, complaining about their job and this & that. It is SO annoying. They're like 30-40 year old women. Completely unacceptable. I don't want to hear about your complaints and problems. I am here to study & read. They also play really loud, obnoxious alternative music. If you're going to play music, play something classical. The library isn't a place where that sort of thing should be played. I study at little coffee shops now, because the library just isn't a good place to do it. read more

Love this library! It is in a great location near green space and restaurants. Kids have a whole floor to themselves with play centers and tons of options for various age groups. The adults' section is quiet and comfortable, and the staff have always been very helpful. Checking out eBooks from the digital library is so easy and convenient that it has got my husband reading again! And for all those reasons and more, this is definitely one of my top favorite places in Frisco. read more