I absolutely love this little Library. They bend over backward to find what you are looking for and…read moreare so kind and friendly. This library reminds me of when I was a child, and everyone looked out for each other :-)

I stopped by the library looking for a specific book, but unfortunately they didn't have it…read moreavailable, so I'll have to borrow the e-book instead. That said, I was genuinely happy to walk into a physical library. There's something comforting and nostalgic about browsing the shelves and being surrounded by books. While I'm sure many people rely on digital resources these days, I'm grateful that libraries like this still exist and continue to serve the community. I hope they'll be around for many years to come.

Lovely big new library. First floor has a really big children section with plenty of dvds and books…read moreto read. Computers to use to research or play games Second floor has the adult section. Plenty of classes that you can take starting 3d printing etc Very clean and specious. Librarian are very helpful

I recently started looking into libraries in the area so I can take my daughter to enjoy some…read morebooks. This location is absolutely perfect ! It was redone not too long ago and it shows. It's spectacular!!! The outdoor area is huge, with an amphitheater and huge grassy section. While this isn't exactly part of the library, it's a nice addition because you can take a stroll around the park when you're done. The actual library itself is in great shape. It looks brand new, it's spacious, and has two floors. I really like that the children's floor is nestled in the corner on the bottom floor because I don't feel bad when my daughter decides to get a little loud. The entire children's area is carpeted, they have a little train track rug, and even some toys available. They also have computers, a study hall area, and much more! While I haven't checked out the adult section yet, I do enjoy the kids section and highly recommend to anyone looking for some new books!

The first community library in Boca Raton was established by the Woman's Club of Boca Raton in…read more1923. Over the years, the library operated from several locations, including the Army Air Field and Boca Raton City Hall. Today, the Spanish River Library and Community Center is one of two libraries in Boca Raton. This library is a stunning 41,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility designed in the Mediterranean Revival style. The library officially opened on January 26, 2008, following the approval of a $19.8 million bond by Boca Raton taxpayers in 2003 to expand the city's public library system. The building is so beautiful that it even serves as a wedding venue and features a catering kitchen for special events. Beyond its extensive collection of fiction and nonfiction books, the library offers quiet reading and study spaces, meeting rooms, a snack room with vending machines, a children's area, an art gallery, and scenic patio seating. The Friends of the Boca Raton Public Library, a nonprofit volunteer organization founded in 1990, has raised funds for many major library initiatives, including the library's bookmobile, which brings library services to underserved communities; AWE Early Literacy Stations at both the Downtown Boca Raton Public Library and Spanish River Library; and the award-winning StoryWalk trails located in Boca Raton's public parks. Perhaps the library's most distinctive feature is its breathtaking lakeside setting next to the Pondhawk Natural Area. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide beautiful views of Blue Lake, creating a peaceful atmosphere for reading or working. A scenic loop trail circles the lake and connects to Pondhawk's 79 acres of paved and natural-surface trails, where visitors can spot native plants and wildlife. The trail also links to Countess de Hoernle Park and Spanish River Athletic Park, making the library the perfect starting point for a day of nature and learning.

Rudest officer. Made my experience tense and awkward. I was sitting on a chair with my leg folded…read moreup, he came by scolded and pointed at me and told me "SIT PROPERLY" as if I'm a child?? Then rolled his eyes. Proceeded to keep staring and walking past me 3 more times gave dirty looks. Yall need to fire him or tell him to stop roaming around all creepy and staring. I literally had to leave it was so weird.

I've never been inside this branch, I just drop off books in front. Today I walked inside &…read moreexplored. The library is larger than it looks & is busy on a Tuesday morning.

It's a smaller library. They only have three study rooms. There is one printer. The staff is super…read morefriendly and helped walk me through how to print off some pages that I forgot to print off at home. I stopped here on the way to a client and they were just wonderful helping me get everything situated. It costs I think 35 cents per page, but worth it when it's in a pinch. The kids section is right in front and apparently they give out snacks after school. Or at least that's what I heard, I don't know if that was just during the summer or throughout the school year also.

Dunkin' Donuts on the left side when you walk in which is extremely convenient!!…read more The second floor is good for group studying The third floor is the best for solo studying because it's very quiet

Not a bad library at all. The study tables downstairs have outlets for you to use. Also there are…read morecharging stations for your phone. The summer hours are pretty great also. Other university hours during the summer are very limited, but FAU has a wide range. The staff is here is very friendly as well, giving you information you need. As far as the books... No clue, haven't picked one up in so long! But again, great place to study, focus, and get work done!

Delray Beach is the new East Boca Raton. Atlantic Ave slices directly through the center of the…read morecity. Just a beautiful drive or an aggressive walk from I-95 to the intracoastal or beach. Bars and restaurants with lots of foilage. High rise rental apartments erecting throughout the City of Delray Beach with super expensive historic residential homes. The public library, Silverballs Arcade, Amtrak/Tri Rail and the Ray Hotel are strategically positioned near the sought after Pineapple Grove Arts District.

This area feels like a relaxed version of the Las Olas strip with more restaurants and bars with…read moreless boutiques. My hubby and I come to Delray Beach and hang out on Atlantic Ave. My favorite restaurant is Mussel Beach near the bridge at the intracoastal. Since parking is an issue, we have taken the long walk east to the beach but only a few bars there. We hosted my daughter's wedding rehearsal dinner this weekend at the Rosewater Rooftop Bar at the top of the Ray Hotel with views of most of Delray.

I was determined to go vote early and I somewhat randomly chose this library location. It was…read moreeasily some of the best customer service from government employees I've ever had. It started with me deciding the other day I didn't want to wait till the last minute to vote or I could end up with a conflict with family or work. So I checked in with the county and they gave me a couple spots near my house. When I showed up here I was surprised to see how many cars there were and how many political signs were jammed in the ground outside. I mean, the signs went 30+ deep! you couldn't read most signs as most signs seemed to be placed bock the signage of the previous one. once inside this weekday night, I was surprised to see very few voters. The guy who signed me in made me feel lucky by saying it was the first time it had been sow all day. It turns out all the cars were from volunteers, and they were possibly the nicest volunteers I ever worked with. I had people guide me through without, that didn't seem to care what party I voted for. But they gave a lot of posivity about everyone voting. It gave a strong American spirit that made for a great visit to the local library.

Our family absolutely loves Barnes & Noble -- this place is easily a 5-star favorite for us!…read more My kids have basically grown up here, and it truly feels like a second home. It's two floors of pure enjoyment. On the first floor, there's a Starbucks, which adds such a cozy touch -- you can grab a coffee, matcha, or tea and just sit down with a book and relax. The store is very -- there's an elevator and escalators, making it easy with kids. The second floor has an amazing kids' section with books and toys. And not just any toys -- they're actually high-quality, unique, and very thoughtfully curated. There are also areas where kids can play, and even a small stage where they host storytime on certain days -- such a magical experience for little ones. Everything is always clean and comfortable. I especially love the carpeted floors -- it makes it so easy to just sit down anywhere, even on the floor, with a book and your coffee and enjoy the moment. The book selection is huge, including lots of activity books, crafts, and educational materials. My kids absolutely love it here -- there's always something new to explore, create, and learn. Restrooms are clean, staff is friendly, and the location is great. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, as well as a Whole Foods Market and other shops. Parking is also very convenient. Overall, this is one of our favorite places to spend time as a family. Highly recommend!

I first began going to this bookstore about 25 years ago when I moved to Boca Raton. It had a…read moregreat story time in their upstairs children's section. Both my daughter and I loved it. It is in a nice shopping center on Glades Road, across from FAU University. The staff are always helpful. The cafe is very popular and very busy. I also love that they have plenty of tables to sit down and grab something to eat or drink. Plenty of books and other merchandise to browse or buy. Always something on sale or clearance as well.

We bought tickets for a concert at FAU and we arrived at the campus early to stroll around the area…read moreand to get to know this part of Boca, which we had not been before. FAU's main campus in Boca Raton was established on the remnants of a World War II American Army airbase in 1964. Spanning 850 acres, the site is located between Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. The campus was designated a burrowing owl sanctuary in 1971 by the Audubon Society. The owls find the campus appealing because there are few predators, due to the university's proximity to the Boca Raton Airport, and because the campus was originally cleared of vegetation when operating as an airbase during World War II. Unfortunately we did not see nor hear any owls while we walked around the area after dark. The Boca Raton campus is home to a wide variety of university programs and facilities. These facilities are labs and classrooms, housing for students, a 6,000-gallon shark tank for aquatic research, a movie theater, athletic and recreational facilities, and the student-run record label Hoot/Wisdom Recordings. The campus feels very spread out and very green, a nice place to jog, walk or run on a nice day, if you feel like exercising among the young college kids.

Went to a recital by the choral and voice department that a foundation my brother heads. They give…read morescholarships to the students.