Came to this library to try the baby story time they have weekly. Arrived a few minutes late and…read morethe doors were locked which was a bummer. The other libraries that participate in story time do not lock the doors. Walked around the library and it was exactly what I remembered it being from when I used to go as a child. The only thing that's changed is that there are A LOT of homeless in the front and back of the library which is unfortunate. I don't think I'll be back to this library with so many others to choose from that don't have homeless hanging around outside. The back of the library near the water is still nice

Nice sized library with pleasant staff. The hours posted are not correct. I stopped by Monday…read morearound 5:15pm (When I looked up the hours, it said it closed at 8pm) and it was closed. I returned on Wednesday during my lunch break to pick up a Malcom X autobiography I had placed on hold. Checkout was a breeze at the self checkout counter, with the option to print out a receipt with the due date printed.

When I was younger, I remember the library being in that tall bulky building across the street from…read moreSunset's shopping center. It was on the second or third floor and I swear to you I can still smell the scent of the old book Goosebumps books. But that was years ago and Suisun City was able to construct this fantastic building next to Suisun Elementary and the Croc Center. It's small but the librarians there are extremely friendly and helpful. All around, this is a great addition to Suisun City.

Finally got the chance to really explore the inside of this place today. This whole library is not…read moremuch bigger than the children's section at the Fairfield library. That being said, I found myself pulling out several books for my daughter as I walked around inside. I found three of my own childhood favorites that had faded from memory in just minutes after arriving. I love when that happens. Having visited the Fairfield, Vacaville and now Suisun library, I'd say that despite its size, this library is just as great as any other in the area. Lots of windows, comfy seating for story time and an adequate amount of work tables for the size of the space. We will definitely be back, glad I stumbled upon this gem a few weeks ago!

This library is wonderful when you need to get some studying in! Unlike other libraries in the…read morearea, they have cubicles with power outlets to charge your electronics while you study (I haven't seen these since I was an undergrad in college). This feature is essential for me since I don't need any distractions while I study. The library is quiet, for the most part, however, there are occasional rowdy kids and adults that want to talk on their phones very loudly at times. I highly recommend bringing noise-canceling headphones if you plan on coming here to study or get work done. The building is quite spacious and has a good selection of books and computers to use. I have yet to rent a book here, so I'll likely update my review when I do. Overall, I really like the Mitchell Memorial Library and will be visiting it again in the near future.

This is a great library. They have pretty good hours and they have a good assortment of books as…read morewell and they checkout times are pretty lengthy. Also, my kids love to check out the games and they are extended in enough time for them to play beat them and then take them back without buying the actual game. It's perfect.

I like going here, it's a small campus and majority of the classes I took were small in size. For…read more2 of my 3 classes I had the same professor, he was really helpful and didn't mind staying a few minutes after class to answer questions. The only time I had an issue was when I first started making my schedule was that I was by the college counselor would transfer when I found out a few weeks into class they wouldn't. When I first picked my classes out I wanted to select the advanced photography class to learn more about lightroom and Photoshop. Beginning photography was a prereq but could be skipped due to prior experience (Freelance photographer for 6 years). I got the waiver paperwork filled out and emailed the dean of the department but never heard back. (It may have been too late as it was just a few weeks prior to the start of class) Otherwise this is a great place to finish core classes before transferring and it's cheap as well, I would definitely recommend SCC to someone that is looking for certificates or looking to learn something different.

Plenty of parking but it requires a paid token even during off hours & weekends. no easy wifi…read moreaccess. I can't use their pool even tho my taxes paid for it & I want to take classes for fun but the application process is daunting. It's expensive to attend & amenities are low. The on campus daycare doesn't match the class schedule so it's useless to me. The catalog keeps changing so am worried that even though I follow it, I could end up short of credits at graduation time. Overall, you need more staff to help folks navigate services.

Lots of details about this interesting corner of the Bay Area provided by our guide Dan G. He was a…read morewealth of information, pretty funny and as a local was able to share a lot of perspective on the islands changes. Great day trip and I wish we had more time to poke around.

Wonderful tour led by Jim. History + nature! A great morning spent on the island…read more For people who are looking to visit the Naval Museum on the island, it is no longer open, but this tour is operative and you get to see the naval chapel and walk around the area. I was originally looking for information about the museum and arrived at this page: https://www.mihpf.org/tours. I hope this will help you find their tour options and dates! All digitalized, no fuss. And it turns out I was the only who signed up for today's tour, and they did not cancel on me because of that. I really really appreciated it. One last thing, the money you spend on the tour goes into helping this foundation : ) Yay!

I absolutely love visiting Barnes & Noble--it's one of my favorite places. The store is very well…read moreorganized, which makes it easy and enjoyable to find any book you're looking for. One of the things I enjoy most is that there's a Starbucks inside, so I can sip on a coffee while browsing through my favorite books. They also have a nice selection of books in Spanish, which I truly appreciate. It's a space that inspires me and is also perfect for my kids. Every Saturday at 2 p.m., they host a storytime event for children, and sometimes they even have fun LEGO-building activities, which my kids really enjoy. Barnes & Noble is a place where my children and I can share our love for reading in a cozy and welcoming environment. All the service is always the most nice and welcoming.

Stood in-line outside for 45 minutes before open with a bunch of other customers who also wanted…read morecards (actual collectors excited for the new Pokemon set, not scalpers). Employees watched us wait out in the cold and when we finally were let inside, they told us nothing shipped. I understand there isn't an obligation to tell customers, but I've seen a lot of reviews stating that Barnes and nobles employees are purposefully rude so people won't come for cards. After experiencing it for ourselves, it's such a shame.

This is a very nice area especially to live in. I would absolutely love to live in a clean nice…read moreneighborhood just like this one. I'd raise my kids and feel safe with my family staying here. I absolutely LOVE this area. The only downfall is I do most of my activities over the bridge so bridge toll is a big reason why I don't visit this area more often. There's quite a few stores jam packed in the areas they are located. I feel like everything is all bunched up in one spot, that's the only con other than the TRAFFIC! Traffic is TERRIBLE. So come prepared lol.

A small, windy , traffic prone town. That I travel into every work day. Has a lot of history behind…read moreit and unique places to venture too. Not quite the "Bay area" which has its pros and cons behind it. Still a nice little place to visit or pass through

I bought a fully functional office chair here for $1 today. Need I say more?…read more Okay, I suppose there are some blanks to fill in with this being the first review. This is essentially a warehouse location that is jam packed with a ton of used items from city offices and public works departments. In the short time I was here I saw water coolers, weed eaters, several office chairs, LOTS of laptops and computers, keyboards, desks, bookshelves...and so much more that listing it all just isn't possible! A note about the computers/laptops - they are in good used condition, but have been "wiped" of all programming and would require purchasing new software that would normally be included in new computers. If you're looking for office supplies like I was today, stop in here for awesome deals on many gently used things. Considering the assortment of items, the interior is well organized and easy to navigate. They're only open on Fridays from 10-4, so mark your calendar and bring a truck.

Love this place! I picked up 2 almost new office chairs for $2 total! They have all kinds of desks,…read moreoffice supplies, binders etc for close to free. A great place to start shopping for your office decor