St. Louis County libraries strike it out of the ballpark again!…read moreThis location is completely accessible to all with the librarians ready to help with any query you might have. The selection of books, magazines, movies, puzzles, and other items is top-tier. The kids section was immaculate and one of the largest I have seen at any county library location. Our little especially loved the play house within the House section.

Love the Meramec Branch of the SLCL. Always have good variety and great events! We go here all the…read moretime.

Love this library! It has everything you need and more. I need a new printer so I come here often…read moreto print. Their printer, fax and copy machine are very user friendly. Plenty of computers to use and lots of books available for adults and kids. I bring the kids here often to read books and participate in activities they have. Staff is always helpful and friendly. Very clean spaces and I enjoy renting books online and picking up at this location when ready.

I felt like I had the entire place to myself. I like the selection of both books and audiobooks…read more They have a separate large room that could be used as a classroom. Very friendly staff.

There is nothing better than going to the library to browse collections and see what the popular…read morebooks are. This location is super close to my house and while I don't visit too often, I do visit enough to know that it is a great spot. There are books galore as well as so many other items for the public including seeds for planting, activities to complete and groups to join. While I listen to audiobooks mostly through hoopla or libby, they do also have some audiobooks on cd that are available when the ones online are not available so this is a win for me when I want to listen to a book and not have to wait. The librarians are so nice and super helpful and keep the space well organized and maintained.

I really enjoy this library. It looks so nice and they do a great job with their displays and…read moreprograms. I definitely agree with Joey though. Keep an eye on your returns. I've had issues multiple times with books that I've returned, that they've failed to check in, and then I've found them put back on the shelf. I like the self check out system. Very handy and it leaves the librarians more readily available to help with other things. My kids like that they get to swipe their own books. Bonus fun! The children's/teen's staff is OUTSTANDING! My kids adore them. They are an invaluable resource during the school year. We are once again anticipating a great summer program with them.

Wonderful library! Especially love the app where I can request books from the entire STL County…read moresystem and pick them up in Eureka. Also enjoy the Kanopy movie offerings very much as well as audiobooks and ebooks. Plus access to photocopying! Librarians are very nice too :)

Small, quaint branch of SLCL. Nearly half of the place is the kids section, so we love this…read morelocation. I can sit with my laptop (strong, reliable free WiFi) and get work done, while my kids are nearby having their own fun with books and puzzles. Good amount of adult seating and computers for the size of this library. A window wall of individual cubicles with outlets at each for quiet study and work. Librarians are kind and patient. Good amount of educational programming here too. Parking is generally easy and it's a quick in and out. If you like to study/work/read in a small, quiet space surrounded by books - with or without your kiddos - check out the Eureka branch.

Beautiful day for the Library! Lovely experience today. Clean, organized and efficient. Always…read morepeace and quiet. Very nice.

Walk a few steps up the street from the library to The Awakening...it may be the coolest spot in…read moreChesterfield! You can climb a little. It's public art that's meant to be enjoyed! There are plenty of tables around. I'm not sure if that's new, only during the pandemic, or will stay. But it's wonderful for picnics and enjoying cooler nights. There are usually a few people around, but it's not packed. Grounds are well maintained. Take a break and visit The Awakening!

One of the best!…read more This county library is really the best for babies to kids. The entire lower level is kid heaven! There are computers, magnets, slides, imaging toys, and so many books! You can spend the whole morning here with the little kids if you need to. They even offer baby play time for newborns up to 2 years old every First Thursday of the month at 10 am. This place is also 100% accessibility friendly and the librarians can help if needed.

Stunning library! The children's floor in particular is awesome -- the playroom for kids has a…read moregiant Rube Goldberg contraption, a giant toy house (with toy kitchen inside!), and magnetic boards for kids to practice their letters! They also have "themed" book grab bags families can borrow (for example--"going to a hospital", "having a baby brother" etc. with a collection of kids books librarians have helped picked out that will all be related to that theme.)

This is my happy place!…read more Turned in my books due back at the self-serve kiosk in the vestibule and then popped in to check out more! Staff is available if you need help but if you like to do things on your own, you can totally do that. I check out the new releases, the semi new releases and the head upstairs to check out the magazines and cookbooks. Back downstairs to self checkout and I am on my way with my bag of fun reads!

Love this library. So well organized and everyone is super helpful. There is a great area for…read morekids. Lots of free classes. It's easy to reserve meeting rooms. The second floor, accessible by steps or stairs has a computer lab and copiers available; like having a private office. Your library card gets you so much more than books...multi media access, free classes, notary services, office space. I always take advantage of the free $5.00 monthly allowance for copies. You can browse online and reserve books for pickup.

Dogs on Duty was invited to bring four of our therapy dogs for the kiddos to read to. It was so…read moreorganized both dogs and kids had a wonderful time. Librarian was so appreciative that we were able to attend. Hope to go back again

For a small town south of a large metropolitan area, there is not much more I could ask of this…read morelocation. (Note that the main branch is located in Arnold, a short drive north of this location.) They offer plenty of activities to bring in teens, adults, and families. The children section has a variety of series to get young readers interested in more reading. Good amount of sitting spots are present along with computers to search the catalog. Self check-out is available, and electronic "receipts" are optional. If the book you want is not there, the computer systems allows library card holders to access books from other libraries "on loan." (ID required to get a library card.) A clothing donation drop-off is located in the parking lot. Now for the more personal side of things. What brought a smile to my face was the cultural breath of the CDs along with modern ones like Taylor Swift. What made me feel at home were the ladies behind the counter who left me use their whole-punch (on more than one occasion) since I couldn't find mine at home. What impressed me is their collection of business/career related books which helped me study over the summers. I write these things, some of them seemingly obvious for a library's inventory, because it occasionally feels like this type of public space is not fully utilized by many communities. So, before buying a resource (for personal, school, or business), see if the local library has what you need. At the end of the day, libraries allows people to save some money and feel a part of a community.

An avid reader since an early age. The libraries have so many resources to choose from including…read morefree of charge courses, classes and equipment. Libby and hoopla keep me in the know when away from STL. Both audio and e-books are my favorite resources to utilize free of charge. My Toughest Reading Challenge: In 2021, I read 300 graduate level books (hardback, paperback, audio, e-books) within a year's timespan.

It's a beautiful library. Spacious and bright. I didn't get to all areas of the library because I…read morewas there for an author event. The space I was in was nice. Plenty of seating. I look forward to going back and exploring!

Cliff Cave is not my normal library, but I stopped in on Saturday morning on the way home from an…read moreappointment. It's located off Telegraph Road. It was pretty busy and lots of people parking in front on the entry way to do book returns, I guess. The library was bright and clean inside. I just went and looked for a book, found what I needed, and did self-checkout. On my way out I noticed a table with diapers, spices, and paw paws. I wasn't sure what it was about, but I went back to the desk and asked the lady at the counter. The spices and the paw paws were free for the taking. I am not really familiar with Garam Masala, and it was a little packet stapled to pages with history, information, and recipes. So cool! I had also never tasted a paw paw before so I took one of those, too. Their sign indicated they were best eaten same day so I tried it when I got home, it was really good. I will have to see if my regular library has something like this.

This is a smaller location, but there is plenty of amenities to keep patrons busy. The employees…read moreare friendly and helpful. There are plenty of computers to book for one or more hours, cubicles to sit and work at, also quiet rooms if you need privacy. There are rooms one can book for meetings or gatherings, complete with whiteboards, projectors, and hdmi cords for viewing. There are other libraries that have multiple floors with kids sections and tech rooms. This location has everything on one floor.