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.)

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!

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.

The first Wednesday of the month Puzzle party! Puzzle enthusiasts exchange their puzzles. There are…read morealways so many to choose from. 300-500-1000 and a couple of 2000 pieces.

I took an online class at St. Louis Community College Wildwood in Fall 2018. I waited to write my…read morereview after having something else to compare to. The professor was extremely accessible by email for questions regarding the course. There was actually some personal contact with her and she left criticism on some of the writing assignments we did. She did not weigh in on the weekly discussions publicly but she did leave some comments for each person. The assignments were a combination of computer graded tests and quizzes with a few personal writing assignments. It was a pleasant class and I'm glad I took it. The administrative staff at Wildwood is extremely accommodating and nice to deal with. I wouldn't hesitate to return if need be and I would highly recommend this campus over other larger ones like Forest Park.

Classes 4.5/5 Professors 4.5/5…read moreParking 5/5 Building 4/5 Transferability 5/5 Overall friendliness and support 5/5 St. Louis Community College - Wildwood is a wonderful school. After finishing a bachelor's degree, I worked for a year then decided to pursue a master's degree in a different field. I needed to take about 6 pre-requisite courses and chose this campus because of its close proximity to my home, low cost, and offering of all required classes I needed. I have to say, the education I received here was top notch, with some classes even higher quality than those at my top 20 undergraduate university. From the moment I walked through the door to register for classes, everyone was so kind, warm, welcoming, and clearly rooting for me to succeed. My instructors were passionate and skilled in their various subjects, and it was clear that they truly took an interest in the learning experiences of their students. This campus has a library with free tutoring services, a snack shop that also sells fair trade items from around the world, students' artwork hanging all around the building, and (perhaps best of all) free parking. The building is very nice with well-equipped classrooms. I made it to graduate school with no problem and all my credits easily transferred. If you're looking for a high quality, affordable, all around solid education, STLCC-Wildwood is an excellent option!

Avoid Maryville! The graduate program I attended at Maryville does not care about their students…read more They do not support them beyond basic aid in classes, otherwise you are on your on your own. The curriculum is minimally taught, and the tests poorly correspond with the lectures that are given. If you have any issues with your classes, the program admins will absolutely NOT help you, leading to repeated courses, delays, and failures that should not have been. They do not work with their students, even when instructions are poorly conveyed. They never take circumstances into account if problems arise, and only want their students to be herded through without issues. If you make problems you will get slammed and left behind. Professors and admins take forever to respond, even when urgent responses are needed. You have to arrange your practicum, which they make a horrible ordeal with the amount of paperwork they require and the snail's pace that information is returned. One time I submitted paperwork to have a preceptor, and did not hear back for 3 MONTHS. I felt like professors wanted little to do with their students, only talking to them when necessary for specific assignments. There are so few good things I would say about this school, and so many things that left a bitter taste.

1 star for the food. Dining hall has limited options and very inconvenient hours. I eat the same…read morething every day. trash food.

Very nice setting and atmosphere . , nice people. Food / is so so, but good enough. Selection not…read moregreat. Food appeared old at lunch , not crisp & fresh

Docent lead tour of an amazing and well loved house. So well maintained with commitment and love…read more Our docent was so knowledgeable! No doubts about her love of this house and keeping this beauty around for all to enjoy!

I feel like all post offices are the same. You get what you get…read more I never had a bad interaction with anyone here but don't expect them to be overly friendly because they are not. They are there to do their job and educate what you need to ship your item, that's it. They don't care about their tone, just communicating the information you need. No one ever uses the number machine. It's just there for decoration I think. Just get in line and you'll see people scattered trying to fill out things they forgot or didn't know they needed. Its a bit bigger than most post offices so at least you can find a space to fill out your documents. I'll return because its the USPS.

I was extremely dissatisfied with the service here. My…read morefamily came here for a passport picture appointment. We checked in with the staff and they said they will be right with us. As we waited there no one had checked on us. We waited for an hour and finally we had to take matters into our own hands, we spoke with an employee and he was extremely rude, claiming we were late for our appointment. In reality, we checked in on time and we waited for them to call us. We had to request the supervisor and he didn't comply. He said he couldn't squeeze us in even though the man taking passport pictures didn't look busy. The incompetent staff should have asked us what we were waiting for as we were in there for an hour. The Post Office in Town and Country is your best option.

The Barnes & Noble at West County Mall is fantastic. The store is spacious, well organized, and has…read morea great selection of books across every genre, along with magazines, gifts, and a really solid kids section. It's a calm, welcoming place to browse without feeling rushed. The staff is friendly and helpful when you need them, and checkout is smooth even when the store is busy. A nice bonus is that they always have free ice water available, which is much appreciated while browsing. There's also a Starbucks inside, making it an easy place to spend some time reading, studying, or just relaxing with a coffee. Lots of big chairs line the windows, perfect for sitting back, enjoying your drink, and taking in the view while reading. Whether you're grabbing a quick book or planning to hang out for a while, this location is a pleasure to visit. Easily one of the best Barnes & Noble stores around and well deserving of 5 stars.

West County is great, so is Barnes and Noble. It makes it ten times better, dare I say. It's a…read morequiet place, and I reckon it will be busy. It's also huge, there is a huge selection of not just books-but CDS, movies, games and other jingle-jangets that could fit in the "bookworm" category. It's awesome, it's great and the pricing is fair for it. Some brands are expensive for a reason so expect that. Books are supposed to be a little pricey as well, I reckon. Service was also decent. They aren't very pushy, which is awesome. How can I complain about this place? It's radical! It has everything you need. It has a tasty cafe, displays for books and merch, organized shelf's, and seats for lounging/reading. A great bookstore, I just adore shopping here. Absolutely awesome sauce.