Excelente atención, vivo en kendall y estaba buscando un libro que el sistema me decía que solo lo…read moretenían allí. Para confirmar y no darnos el viaje por gusto, llamamos por teléfono y nos atendió Paul, con mucha paciencia y amabilidad nos informó que el libro estaba en hold pero iba a averiguar si encontraba otra copia. La llamada se cortó y Paul nos llamó de vuelta para informarnos que estaba en una lista de espera. Paul me ayudó y me sugirió a bajar la copia online. Excellent service! I live in Kendall and was looking for a book that the system indicated was available only at this location. To confirm--and avoid making the trip for nothing--we called ahead and were assisted by Paul. With great patience and kindness, he informed us that the book was currently on hold, but offered to check if he could locate another copy. The call got disconnected, but Paul called us right back to let us know that the book was on a waiting list. Paul was very helpful and suggested that I download the online version instead.

Beautiful library located close to Aventura Mall. We stopped by here after lunch at Eataly…read more My fellow Yelper Shula R. mentioned this library got a complete makeover. It's a gorgeous library with a very clean and modern vibe. It's only one level and has more tables and chairs for sitting and study areas than they have books. Haha. Regardless, it's a beautiful space with tons of natural lighting and super spacious. There is a children's book area all the way in the back of the library too. The librarians here are very nice and helpful. I snagged two books from the small book sale area in the corner upon entry. Cost is $2 for hardcovers and $1 for paperbacks. Please keep in mind they only accept cash.

The young lady by the name Odette was excellent,help me with everything I needed and the best part…read moreshe was patient.this is one of the best customers service l had in a while.thank you

It took me a year to start going to this library, I wish I started earlier. It's big, has anything…read moreyou need pretty much. Super sweet staff. They have amazing program for small kids, for adults and seniors. I have two small kids and they love reading classes, they have touch screen computers where toddlers can learn and mom can relax. It's a best library if you have to pick among north miami, Hallandale, aventura and sunny isles. They also have a really cool online programs which helps you to learn new language which is amazing!

I'm a medical student at Jackson North a few blocks away from the library. This is an exceptional…read moreplace to study; friendly staff, easy parking, air-conditioned, quiet, courteous patrons, free WiFi. Great example of what our tax dollars can do.

The staff, especially the lady at the front desk, is always extremely rude. When I asked about…read moremuseum passes, she was dismissive like I was inconveniencing her. When I had follow up questions, she responded condescendingly, as if I should already know. The other lady I interacted with also at the front desk I guess wasn't as rude but just seemed bothered with my son. He was next to me just looking around and sort of walking, not making any noise or even speaking she quickly told him to stay still because this wasn't a place to walk? I've also been for the children's programs they have two, one on Mondays for smaller children up until three years old and then they have one on Wednesdays for children three till five I believe. The one on Wednesday was terrible they put the children in a tiny room with barely any space and all they do is give them a piece of paper to color and that's pretty much it. The gentleman who was in charge was very kind though, complete opposite from the staff upfront. I'll never understand why people who hate customer service decide to work at front desks...

Hi All, this place is very nice except for some people who gets too loud at times! However, I do…read morefeel some people don't get the concept of being pin drop silent at a library. I was on a look out for a quiet place where I could work with better internet connectivity. Unfortunately this is second such spot where it was difficult to find an internet connection expect for a hard two bar connection. Later, I realised that it had to do with my laptop which was quite old and had just 2.5 ghz of wifi connectivity. Whereas, nowadays it's all about 5 ghz. So, my bad! I would definitely recommend this place and do not go for the sign boards at the parking as anyone wishing to spend time at this library has the privilege to park your vehicle for free of cost. This library is well arranged as all the furniture's are aesthetically placed based on user requirements. They do have small kiosks for working or studying in groups too. The library management system in this country is thumbs up!

I love studying in this library...Please keep in mind that you can only have a conversation on the…read morefirst floor of the library, only whispered conversation is permitted on the second floor and the third floor is absolutely quiet! Public computers are available in the front of the library. The staff is friendly and helpful...the temperature is just right...I have had many successful group meetings there during my masters program! Regular Hours Monday through Thursday 7:30 am - 1:00 am Friday 7:30 am - 10:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 1:00 am

It is an okay library. Not very modern but has everything you need to get the job done. All the…read morestudy areas are equipped with outlets. The computers on the second floor are mostly Macs. They are close to the printer station except to reload your card with money to print you have to go to the first floor. This library also has a Starbucks although always busy is nice and convenient. Not much to say about this place other than it is a good place to study.

The Miramar Branch Library is a sanctuary for book lovers and an institute of learning. Nestled in…read morea quiet corner of Miramar along a lake, this picturesque library is a haven for knowledge seekers. The Miramar Branch Library was born from a partnership between the City of Miramar, Broward County, Broward College, and Nova Southeastern University. It was conceived as a place in the Town Center where people could be educated and participate in a variety of programs. The library was completed in 2008 on a 4 acre parcel of land deeded by the City of Miramar. The ambiance of the library is welcoming and conducive to a peaceful reading and studying environment. The first floor library boasts a spacious and well-organized layout, making it easy to navigate through the extensive collection of books. The shelves are neatly arranged, and the variety of genres available caters to a diverse range of interests. The library collection includes 100,000 items. There is a multipurpose room that can host 100 people, tutoring rooms, study rooms, a conference room, 100 computer stations, wireless hot spots, a storytelling and program room, drive up book return, space for Friends of the Library, and public art by Robert Calvo. The second floor is used by Broward College and the third floor belongs to Nova Southeastern University. The librarians are knowledgeable, approachable, and always willing to assist patrons in finding the right book or resource. Their passion for literature and commitment to promoting a love for reading is evident in their interactions. The Miramar Branch Library offers a plethora of resources beyond books, including a computer section with high-speed internet access, making it an excellent place for research and study. The comfortable seating areas provide a quiet space for reading or working on personal projects. One aspect that particularly impressed me was the library's commitment to community engagement. They regularly host events, book clubs, and educational programs for all age groups. These initiatives foster a sense of community and intellectual growth among the library's patrons. The Miramar Branch Library has adapted well to the digital age, offering e-books and online resources alongside its traditional collection. This forward-thinking approach ensures that patrons have access to a wealth of information in various formats. I love how this library fosters a love for literature, a commitment to education, and welcoming atmosphere making it a standout destination for bibliophiles and learners alike. I highly recommend a visit to this library for anyone seeking a quiet place to read, study, or simply immerse themselves in the world of knowledge.

I've taken my daughter to this library when she was in school to get information for school…read moreprojects. When she learned about a certain bookstore, she ditched the library in favor of creating her own library . We have 3 large bookcases full of books that we purchased for her throughout her years. When she asked for a fourth bookcase, we had to consider retirement and told her to feed her need for books through the help of a library. So, here we are. Book card in hand and a new adventure. This library has everything.

Along the Circuit location. Good for Public meetings and teachings; Secured Church interest(s) .read more

No pictures because every angle has been covered in what's been shared! However, after grueling…read moreover the potential fact that it might have been a nightmare to apply from scratch for my US passport I actually had the most BEAUTIFUL & SMOOTH experience! The security & library clerk were kind & welcomed me as I asked for guidance on getting my passport. I was 30 minutes early just in case. When I went to the passport section it was seamless! I had all my documents gathered & my forms of payment ready! No attitude or dismissive demeanor like I've read from these places (not this spot in particular) or nightmare stories from my friends! But they did go to the USPS store vs a library! Very pleasant experience! And I finally got my library card after almost 20 years!

As both a bibliophile and an architourist, the Brockway Memorial Library is a real treat. It is one…read moreof the many architectural gems that gives Miami Shores its character. If your interests include books, architecture, or local history this library is well worth a visit. The Brockway Memorial Library was built in 1948 with a $50,000 gift from philanthropist George A. Brockway, a truck manufacturer from Cortland, New York. The land was donated by Bessemer Properties, the company that led the incorporation of the Village of Miami Shores in 1932. Designed by architect Edwin T. Reeder in a modern tropical Florida style, the building features a great room with high exposed-beam ceilings, wood-paneled alcoves, coral stone, and three limestone fireplaces. In recognition of its architectural and historical significance, the library received local historic designation in 2023. The library officially opened to the public in 1949 with a collection of 4,182 donated volumes under the leadership of librarian Helen O'Connell Borsch. Over the decades, it has expanded several times, in 1955, 1960, 1984, 2002, and most recently in 2023 to accommodate a collection that now exceeds 70,000 volumes. The interior was designed by Haygood Lasseter, who also worked on President Harry S. Truman's Little White House in Key West. One of the library's most notable directors was Elizabeth Esper, whose remarkable 45-year tenure helped shape the institution. Today, the library also houses the Miami Shores Archives, a historical research facility preserving photographs, documents, and public records dating back to 1925. In front of the library stands a blue historic marker that is part of Florida's Historical Marker Program, one of the Florida Division of Historical Resources' most recognizable public history initiatives. These markers commemorate significant people, places, and events throughout the state and can be found at historic buildings, schools, churches, colleges, cemeteries, archaeological sites, battlefields, and historic districts. Historical Marker F-1273 was installed in 2024 by the Miami Shores Historic Preservation Board and the Florida Department of State to honor this community landmark.

El sitio es acogedor. Las bibliotecarias gritan como locas, todo el tiempo. Hoy por la tarde una de…read moreellas, veinte minutos antes de cerrar, comenzó a recorrer los pasillos y gritaba: "Time" Time". Una pena. Además, no sé por qué cierran más temprano que el resto de las biblitotcas. Sábado a las 3 de la tarde. Alguien debería explicarles que en una biblioteca que habla en voz baja y no se está todo el tiempo en el teléfono.

Went to vote early. The library was very busy with students. The parking lot was was packed with…read morecars. Not sure if they were there for library, sports or college. I noticed security and police in the parking lot. I arrived before voting time was about to end. There was a few people in line for voting. It was quick and easy. I feel it was well organized with the poll workers directing you if you needed help. I finished with ease. Glad I voted early. I would do it again. So happy I have the right to vote.

The staff is amazing! There is always something to do for everyone, this location is very organized.read more

Had to pick up a Police Report from a traffic accident. Very friendly service. I had to wait 5 days…read morethen pay $0.60 to get the copy. The 4 employees I dealt with were respectful and friendly. The Police Dept is steps away from City Hall; and next door is the city's public library.

I came here this summer for art & crochet classes. We had an amazing time. I admire the patience…read more& knowledge that librarians have. I'm grateful for Miss Mello & her assistants helping us. The class was fun & we learned so much.