What interesting architecture at Coral Gables Library! (1968, same age as me!) I cannot believe…read morethat I have been here 12 years and have never been before. Worthy of a visit if you are in the area. The building was built from native keystone, quarried in the Florida Keys, Honduran Mahogany doors, Spanish clay floor tiles, and wrought iron fixtures. The building's Spanish influence is apparent, conforming to Coral Gables' guidelines for the Mediterranean Revival style. The main reading room has 15-foot high ceilings with exposed wood beams. It was designed by Edward T. Rempe, AIA, and his associate, Wray G. Succop, AIA. The library's interior is a blend of Spanish and contemporary influence.

An architectural gem in Coral Gables Also an early voting…read moreplace Well illuminated Comfortable seating areas Ample spaces Beautiful surroundings Free parking in the premises And the advantage of our great library system to find almost anything you might wish o read, listen or watch.

Good quiet place to study. They allow visitors with ID. There's quiet floors and social talking…read morefloors. Could use more outlets on desks and comfortable chairs in cubicles.

I love studying here, so peaceful and I love the Starbucks downstairs! You should really give this…read moreplace a visit!

This branch is new and I am a big fan of MDPLS so when I went there I was shocked to see how it…read morelooked like! When I was inside, it looked like a modern library. Everyone was really quiet there, even the staff. There is a kids play area and there is a big selection of books. The machine to check out the book was broken because of it's scanner so I went to the desk to check out. The lady there was really nice and checked out my books with no problems! Definitely recommend if you are near the area or a big MDPLS fan like me that wants to explore the libraries.

Been going to the old library since twenty years. The new construction looks impressive & beautiful…read morewith many places to sit including booths with monitors, however, it's still just as noisy as it was at the old place during after school hours. So, now the Hialeah Gardens library isn't a daycare like the old place was, but you can still hear the kids screaming & playing from across the hall. You would think that they would have foreseen this & built some kind of a room where the kids can scream & play... But no. There is no silence in this library after school hours. It's just adults chatting loudly with kids screaming & playing.

Not a bad library when it comes to grabbing your book and going. Has been around for many years to…read morethe point i went here as a child and basically still looks the same. All that has really changed is the outside with murals. Really needs to be updated at-least with the study tables having electrical ports for laptops. If you go here to study make sure that your laptop is fully charged. Sometimes it can be a little disruptive when people decide to answer phone calls or kids run around the main lobby. Mainly go to check out a book or sometimes for community events.

Used to be the best spot to study with enough space and private areas to study or get work…read moreDone. But now they've implemented a "Pop-up" Social Security office off of one of the study rooms for the residents. Mind you there's only 3. There in ZERO respect for those who come to study as you hear everything loud and clear as is if we're in a social gathering. Mind you, those working the Social Security are also the Librarians. At minimum, they should host that in a huge private room they have always available on the opposite side of the library.... But no.... This sucks! But staff for the most part is awesome, but some you'll say hello and won't even smile, as if they're stuck in time with old books lol (mainly the guys lol)

Our next summer adventure take us to Tamiami Branch Library with a category of 4.5 and more than 41…read morereviews this place make a difference about if you looking for an scape from the noise city to relax and enjoy reading a book. Very clean place and the kids section is very nice with a lots of book to see and read for them, today was our first visit and our students love now a have to make an appointment for stories time, art and crafts and more activities they offer for childrens. With a lots parking space in front the library and inside the staff are very kindness and professional highly recommended. Thanks for today our kids enjoyed

It's a small but well-organized bookstore. They do activities for the children completely free…read more Es una librería pequeña, pero bien organizada. Hacen actividades para los niños completamente gratis

How could I ever give a library less than five stars. We really try to emphasize a love for reading…read moreand doing things the right way with our kids. Going to the library and looking up books is fundamental in my opinion. Instant gratification isn't great for these kiddos all the time. This library is close to the new crib and although they are going through some renovations, the bones are still strong. Everyone here is so nice and helpful that it doesn't feel like it's real... but it is I love this place. Having the playground outside is a nice little brain dessert after some good reading

This is a very lovely library in a nice area separated from the street, and I really appreciate how…read moreclean and organized it always is. I've never had any issues finding books or using the computer, and often come here to study or do remote work at one of the many available tables with outlets. I know libraries are a public service and there's no financial incentive for the employees to keep this place so well-maintained, but you can tell everyone in the community cares about making this facility a friendly, pleasant space for people to enjoy.