The only time I've ever seen this place crowded was election time! Nice, modern , clean and just…read morewhat you would expect from a library and so much more! Great friendly staff!

Great library. My son and I love to come here! Friendly and helpful staff! Best libary in Hall…read moreCounty, Georgia!!!

Just had the cops call on me for parking on the property. So I'm a truck driver and I paid for…read moreparking hours before arrived. When I arrived there were no spots available at all but the app said it was 4 spots still available for purchase. I parked on the lot, went inside and asked for assistance in finding a spot. I was told that the lady responsible for that wasn't going back outside after dark. (Please note it was about 19:30 with the sky clear and bright enough to see the clouds in the sky) I said, "she need to come out now to find a spot if that is the rule at this store." She then rudely walked away. I went back out to search again and found nothing. I came into the store a total of three times asking for assistance and no one was willing to help. I was out of time on my 14 and couldn't go anywhere else so I moved to the front parking lot near McDonald. About 30 minutes later the same lady that said she couldn't come outside made her way outside to call my company and the cops on me about moving. She said I will have to find parking in the rear and I told her if the spot I paid for was available I wouldn't have to park up front. She proceeded to argue with me about the parking spot a paid for until the cops arrived. The cops were pretty cool but they asked me to leave because they said I was trespassing and if I didn't they would put me in cuffs and take me to jail. REALLY??? OVER A PARKING SPOT??? I said all of that to say don't spend your money at this location. These people are underpaid and overworked with a chip on their shoulder. Shoutout to the guy who did try to calm the situation and the girl leaving work at the time. I appreciate y'all and the Brasleton Police Department. Please bypass this location and don't pay for parking there because if you get there late and someone is already in it they will get it at your expense. I will also be pushing this matter up to the corporate office for the treatment of a paying customer. Safe travels everyone

Just stopped for gas. Store seemed pretty clean and employees were friendly. Lots of selections for…read morefood, drink and snacks, as well as electronic needs.

FAKE RATINGS!!! DONT JUST LOOK AT THE RATINGS!!! READ THE COMMENTS PLEASE!!!! They are…read moreHORRIBLE!!!!! Do not park in their garage!!!! SLUM LORDS OF PARKING GARAGES!!!! They use fake reviews to boost their ratings. They have a janky app with pop ups and is confusing and cumbersome to use to delay you from paying. And if you walk away from your car, they will boot it within 1 minute. $75 to remove it. The parking lot attendant is hiding in an unmarked vehicle car waiting. When I called to have the boot removed and told them I paid for parking, they told me I paid at 8:36 and they booted my car before that. I have a text showing that I texted someone I was meeting at 8:37 when I got to the restaurant and a screen shot of maps showing that the restaurant is a 2 min walk from the garage. They had to literally boot my car as soon as I walked out of the garage.

Their valet driver stole over $250 worth of items out of my car and National Parking said I can't…read moreprove anything was stolen. Worthless organization and terrible customer service. They hire dishonest employees who steal from their customers.

Braselton dates back to the late 19th century when William Harrison Braselton, married Susan Hosch,…read morethe daughter of a wealthy plantation owner. Braselton purchased approximately 800 acres of land from Mr. G. W. Smith, Sr., and established a homestead there. By 1876, the area began to grow as a center for farming and commerce, attracting more settlers and businesses. Located on busy I-85 between the metropolises of Atlanta Georgia and Greenville South Carolina (and onwards to Charlotte North Carolina), it's been growing ever since. The town's city hall was originally the residence of the Braselton family, later functioning as a boarding house and hotel. In 1989, the city acquired it and renovated it. Today, it houses, the town hall, police department and city water offices. The grounds include a gazebo that houses the original Braselton School Bell and there are a few other interesting pieces to see. Plenty of parking in their lot while you explore. And feel free to wander up the road to Braselton Brewing which is awesome. [Review 2026 of 2024 - 766 in Georgia - 23048 overall]

*never able to talk to a agent. *automated was ridiculous…read more*I assume that this is the sign of the times (inefficiency) *Maybe I'm not the only mail recipient that has this feeling

This is a small post office that I was not overly impressed with the service. I guess if you are in…read morethe area, it will have to do.

This is one of the best libraries in Gwinnett hands down. We drive 20 minutes just to come to this…read morelibrary when we want to read, study, or just experience what a great library has to offer. We have a library right next to our house but come to this one when we productivity is a priority and we want a pleasant library session. Thank you for helping our family develop good habits!

Okay, so I was looking up the hours for this library and saw people reviewing a library and giving…read morethis one crappy reviews...seriously!!! It's free! And the Gwinnett library system is really good, I have lived so Many places and belonged to many libraries, but this one is excellent! Esp. The Hamilton mill location, it's lovely! Quit complaining about free! Free?!

Located near the Braselton Town Hall, this marker points out the history of the earliest settlers…read morehere and how this started to grow into what it is today. The marker reads, "In 1876 William H. Braselton, Sr. and his wife, Susan Hosch Braselton, established a 796-acre farm in western Jackson County. The Braseltons' children, Henry, Green, John Oliver, Belle, and Lena , grew up working on the family farm, developing several support businesses such as a store and fertilizer operation. The arrival of first the railroad in 1902 and then a state highway in 1927 allowed expansion of farming operations. In 1916 the town of Braselton was incorporated. In addition to the farm, the development of a mercantile and grocery business as well as a grist and flour mill led the brothers to form Braselton Brothers, Inc. in 1921. Braselton Brothers also funded local schools, and published the monthly Four County Booster from 1912-1933. This is marker number 78-3 and it was erected in 2006 by The Georgia Historical Society and the Braselton Memorial Cemetery Foundation. There is free street parking nearby. [Review 1101 of 2024 - 758 in Georgia - 22128 overall]