This is the Bridge City Senior Center. I provide monthly hearing screenings and care for the…read morehearing aids some of the seniors have. The Director, Wanda Singleton is very organized and friendly. She is always helping provide services for the local seniors at the Center. It is a beautiful facility with plenty of activities to offer.

This library is a bit odd. It's located inside one of Chalmette High School's extended campus…read morebuildings on the north side of Judge Perez Dr. There's a driveway near the main door where you can drop people off, but you're supposed to park in the lot behind the building (off Palmisano). I wish they had like a drive-up - or nearly drive-up - book return like a number of libraries do. Anyway, other than that, it's a good little library. It has a surprisingly decent selection of books and the librarians are friendly. And there's one big "secret" everyone should take advantage of: St. Bernard resident/library card holders automatically qualify for an Orleans Parish library card too! You have to go to a New Orleans branch to get one, but it's well worth it.

I cannot express my gratitude enough for employee Ms.Shannon at this library.First of all,my…read moredaughter lost her wallet and she thought she may have dropped it in the library while checking out books.We called first thing Monday morning when it opened and Ms.Shannon answered very professional and courteous.When l say she went above and beyond the call of duty to assist us with finding her wallet.Which had us truly impressed by it!My daughter found her wallet at home later that day and immediately called Ms.Shannon back to inform her she found her wallet but she was busy with other customers and l can see why.I'm quite sure customers come there looking for her because of her kind personality and when she became available she took the time out of her schedule to leave my daughter a beautiful voice message stating she was glad she had found her wallet.Just to know there are still kind people in this crude world like Ms.Shannon, who are very compassionate towards others while doing their job, is commendable!Thank you so much Ms.Shannon and God bless!

A couple years ago, I was spending a pretty good amount of money at Barnes and Noble and Amazon…read morewhen I was buying a bunch of books (those dang thrillers from @gregiles had me running to the store). Then two of my friends schooled me in the ways of using the @nolalibrary. It's hard to describe the level of joy I get from casually listening to an amazing audio book that I can rent directly on my phone or picking up new releases that are set aside for me. : : Seriously, the libraries in New Orleans are phenomenal - I would argue the best public service in the city! When you walk in, there are plenty of available computers, an amazing selection of book for all ages, DVDs, study guides to get ready for the ACT or GRE, and even classes to learn how to sew and knit. I use the online app to reserve and make sure what I want is availabe (swipe to check it out what it looks like in the app store - you can only get the app once you go in and get a library card). : : Also, I am SO glad that one of my friends recommended that I also download the libby app, which allows me to read books and listen to audio books directly on my phone or iPad. BTW, nerd life hack: you can set you audio book speed to 1.25x, and you'll never go back to regular speed again.

The staff was really nice and helpful. Everything looked nice, neat, and clean. I read to my baby…read moregirl a lot. She absolutely loves story time. So I figured it was a good idea to get a library card for the two of us. Unfortunately they'd run out of cards that day. lol but I gave permission to give me a call when they received them. They came the next day. Now me and the little can find good reads and later buy the ones she's fond of. I did notice most of the books are really old. But a good read should be timeless right? We'll try to come for their different activities as well.

I am totally shocked and surprised that nobody has written a review about this place. I came here…read moreduring the Freret street festival. The people that work here are incredibly nice people. The lady in charge, a french woman named Claire took me on a tour and explained what their purpose is. This place is a non for profit community outreach program. They are especially aimed at providing the local neighborhood youth with after school programs. They also teach computer classes to help the elderly or computer illiterate learn how to use a computer. That's just a few of the the great programs that they got to help out the community. In short this is a great resource center that helps out the community.

Cute little library. Selection is small, because it's a small library, but I always pick up holds…read morefrom here. Accessible via street car.

Not sure what the other reviewers are expecting from a (smaller) neighborhood library. But, cool…read morebuilding with friendly people and books to read .

This is a very spacey government building. I went in today for a a position exam and the entire…read moreinside was easy to navigate. You do have to go through security when entering but aside from that everything was simple to find. There were also tons of free parking spots available.

This place is nice. A nice size parking lot. Marble floor upon entrance. I am here for a meeting…read moreand it is just very nice in here. I am from Orleans parish so I just assumed it would be hectic trying to park and even get to this place. But to my surprise it was not. Very convenient as well. Right across a Starbucks and ot roo far from the movies!

I absolutely love this New Orleans Public Library branch. It's such a serene atmosphere. It's also…read morevery clean. The only downside is no off-street parking. The librarians here are very courteous and helpful. I was greeted warmly when I came in as well as when I left. Awesome place.

This library is just the right size. I brought my 4 & 5 yr old. They had fun coloring, playing on…read morethe computers(there is no learning program like we are use to but I found PBS kids) and picking out book. love the selection. we are from out of state and all 4 employees that I spoke with for help finding books and checking out where so nice and helpful. (my bro/sis are locals so im not sure if out of towners can get a temp card)

Stayed at the Roami at Factors Row when in New Orleans to watch the New England Patriots play the…read moreSaints. With a perfect central location, a few blocks off canal street, centrally located between the Superdome, the business district, and bourbon street we were in walking distance of everywhere we wanted to go! Clean rooms, responsive staff both on site and via messages, provided easy check in and check out! The personal entry code into the building also provides a safe feeling!

Booked this "Airbnb/hotel" for a group of 9 girls. Based on the pictures, we expected a two-floor…read moretownhouse-style setup with all rooms together but ended up with two separate rooms, splitting our group. The place was dirty, with stains on the sofa, comforters, and beds (just like other reviews mentioned). The dishwasher didn't work in either room, water wouldn't drain, nothing was stocked, and the smoke alarm kept going off despite multiple calls to maintenance. Also... pretty sure it's haunted. We named her Loretta