This is the most amazing free library I have seen and the neighbors are absolutely friendly and…read morewelcoming. They have held several open houses where neighbors can drop in and meet each other and learn about the free library. The concept is simple, anyone can borrow or leave a book. It's not required that you donate a book, but many do. It's fun to see what books are available, or to leave a book that you have finished reading. The selection is small, but it changes often. It's not a substitute for an actual library, but it's a fun way to build community. And the library itself is gosh darn cute!

I forgot to take photos but this was my first time going and wow was I amazed…read more The bookstore itself had a lot of options and was organized well! Ramona made the most delicious drinks! Mango guava lemonade, chai latte, & brown sugar shaken espresso! All the staff were very friendly as well!

This is a great bookstore, and I enjoyed the books that they feature and categorize, especially new…read morearrivals, best sellers, and books/authors related to Pittsburgh. The coffee bar surpasses expectations. The drinks are great, especially because of their unique syrups and drink combinations. I have enjoyed lattes and fruit flavored lemonades, and my favorites have been the strawberry matcha and the blue velvet latte, which featured blueberry roobios syrup. The employees have also been very nice and it is cute inside. There is space to sit and read or work near the coffee bar - you are able to take your computer and work there with a drink from the coffee bar, without even needing to buy a book. It is a great multifunctional community space.

Located along a very residential street in Pittsburgh's North Shore, it's hard to miss this library…read morethat is painted purple and white with a proper shingle roof. The single door is secured. Inside, two shelves that were well stuffed. Quite a lot of childrens books but a few thrillers and some reference books. "The Terrible Underpants" is a good read for the little ones. This is charter number 173085 and while the steward does not have their name or email or a caption, the name of this library is "Dax & Kasidy's Little Library." [Review 20427 overall - 636 in Pennsylvania - 1406 of 2023.]

I have worked as a volunteer for one of their projects. They are wonderful! Very organized and…read moredoing good things for Pittsburgh community in general. I really wanted to help more times.

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A Little Free Library outside a school! I'm certain the students must enjoy this. The choice of…read morethe Lion motif was particularly clever. Made me want to reach in for a copy of "The Chronicles of Narnia" or better yet climb in and escape to a world far away. Sometimes simple things are all that are required to bring back a glimpse of childhood. Very cool.

Always crammed with books!! It's consistently full with great books for the taking…read more It's across the street from Holy Child Catholic Church. It's in a very quiet area.

One of the best things about living in Bloomfield was being able to take a quick walk to The…read moreOctopus Garden in Friendship. Professor Hughes from CMU started the garden back in 2009. The idea was (and is) bringing community together through art and gardening. Octavia (the octopus) is loved by kids and adults alike. There's a little free library onsite too. This is a fantastic community urban garden growing veg to share with neighbors. It's also off the beaten path and mainly known to neighborhood folks. If you're visiting my hometown of Pittsburgh and wanna see quirky things, check out this garden.

I moved nearby recently and had no idea this was here. What a lovely surprise!…read more It's not the biggest park but you can tell that a lot of love created it and sustains it. Activities looked fun for any age--a little free library, chalk and chalkboard, glittery octopus statue. I have not looked into the plant stuff yet but can already say I enjoy the park.