A large selection of books around each nook and cranny, and a cafe too…read more This multi level library is a bit dated looking, but beneath that, it's a big space with dedicated areas for children, fiction, nonfiction, etc. They have quite a few new book recommendations on display which is helpful for browsing. There's a lot of seating throughout and you should be able to find a quiet spot. They have the newer self checkout kiosks now so you don't have to chit chat if that's not your thing. The librarians do seem friendly though. The cafe isn't open past 6 on any day but it seems to have sandwiches, soups and baked goods; there are a few tables to sit as well. Parking lot is large and shared with the municipal building. An easy walk into town for food and shopping.

Excellent. They have a quiet section which is enforced. The place is big, nice and clean. Great…read moreplace to study and good hours. Ample parking.

Small but mighty library in Little Falls! Helpful staff, many books, dvds and events going on. This…read morewas a stop on my bus route, and it was a nice one.

Very nice library. I don't know why anyone will give it less than 5 stars. When I visit I usually…read morefind it quiet since its in a neighborhood town. The staff is always willing to help you if you need it. I sometimes sit in the front it can be a bit of noise from the excitement of children talking or an adult helping them on their projects . I find the building comforting compared to other libraries I had to visit

For years my kids and I have been coming to this library for books, video rentals, movie events,…read morearts & crafts and using their computers. The staffs here are friendly and helpful. Just remember not to talk on your cell phone while inside the library.

I went around 5.30 on a Monday. Very quiet. A nice amount of seating. Several floors. Bathrooms are…read moreclean enough. Feels safe. I'd come again

Be cautious. Good luck. Plan WAY ahead. NO PARKING = NO PATRONS = low PROGRAM attendance…read more Terrible parking situation within 3-4 walkable blocks includes only on street and Optional You pay parking garage closest in shopping districts. NO parkling lots for South Fullerton main branch or Bellevue Ave location. Unsuitable for seniors, handicapped, limited mobility. Limited ON STREET PARKING to 1 hour meters, limited 2 hour residential streets parking spots shared with 3 churches, apt houses, medical practices, private businesses, schools, permit only lots, construction vehicles.

As a first-generation, Black, gender non-conforming student at William Paterson University, my…read moreexperience has been nothing short of transformational. WPU not only supported my academic journey--allowing me to graduate with a 3.6 GPA and honors--but also helped me grow as a leader, an advocate, and a whole person. Serving as the Student Government Association's Vice President of Judicial Review and as the student representative on the HESSA Advisory Board gave me meaningful opportunities to shape campus policies and uplift student voices. These roles taught me responsibility, collaboration, and the importance of creating spaces where all students feel seen and heard. I'm especially proud and humbled to have received the Social Justice Award. It reflects the university's commitment to equity and the ways it empowers students to lead with purpose. Throughout my time here, I found professors, staff, and peers who genuinely cared about my success and well-being. The community at WPU uplifted me in moments when I doubted myself and celebrated me in moments of triumph. William Paterson University is a place where first-generation students can thrive, where diverse identities are embraced, and where leadership opportunities open doors to real impact. I'm grateful for the experiences, connections, and confidence I've gained--and I'll carry them with me long after graduation.

I went to WPU in 2008 for a medical assistant course that the Workforce Development gave me a grant…read morefor. I learned about cyber security and how colleges are scams. The first thing they asked me for was my e mail address. Why? They never sent me any e mails. They need this to break into your computer. If you ask them for there e mail address you will just get the sounds of silence. They followed me around for years before I learned how to stop them. You need a VPN (virtual private network) on your cell phone. I would strongly advise anyone to think twice before you make a BIG mistake going to "college". These people are detrimental to society. P.S. My Workforce development counselor was fired. The shut down the Clifton NJ office. Ouch! People that work for the government are psycho neurotic.

Nutley Library is the bee's knees…read more It's located off one of the main streets tucked away in its own little spot. The library itself is huge. Two floors and countless sections. When you first walk in you get greeted by the friendly workers and the new arrivals along with popular book choices. Most of the first floor is nonfiction and they have it all laid out perfectly. Just from walking through the first time I saw a ton of books that have been on my list for a while now. Upstairs is fiction, kids section, magazines and the quiet corner which I love. It's a spot all the way in the back that's perfect for studying or reading without being disturbed. I'm just very shocked at the amount of books they have. I'm a bit of a library snob and this is a great one. They have comic books, magazines, even a small dungeons and dragons nook! Hahaha. The workers are great here, they helped me find a book I've been looking for for quite a while now and actually had been waiting for another library to get for me. They had it available right away. This is a fantastic spot, part of BCCLS and just overall really well laid out. Can't give it enough praise.

Nutley library is awesome.. The staff are excellent and…read moregracious.. All children of all ages love coming here and being part of the community. The environment is pristen and safe for everyone.

This was literally my first taste of suburban library after having grown up in Brooklyn. Mind…read moreblown. I had no idea local libraries could be this nice. Incredibly friendly employees. Tons of books of all kinds. Even movies and video games. The kids section here is amazing with toys and other activities to play with. This is seriously a must go for all parents with young children.

This place is on yelp..what? Anyway, the service is nice and…read morethere is a good selection. Oh yeah, it cost 10 cents for a single day late book, where else?

Interesting history lesson in the shadows of the Manhattan skyscrapers…read more Excellent presentation by the docent. Both park employees were quite knowledgeable about various topics. The tour covered many different topics of that era. You could see yourself imagining what life was like at that time. Don't miss the portrait painting on the 2nd floor.

Soooo if you happen to live in Northern NJ and happen to have family visiting, and that family…read morehappens to be huuuuge history buffs -- then y'all should probably visit the Dey Mansion, aka George Washington's Headquarters way back in the late 1700's. Full disclosure: it was my mother who looked up the Dey Mansion and requested to go there on a recent-ish visit. It wouldn't have been my first choice of things to do on a sunny Saturday but she's the guest and a total history nerd and it was something to check out. I can't say I didn't enjoy it at least a little bit... while my mom is a history nerd, I'm a design nerd and the house itself, built by the Dey Family, is beauuuuuufitul. The brick, the wide plank wood floors inside, the gorgeous [paint] colors used throughout were just striking on every level. Then the layout and design and function of the house back in the 1700's is so different then how we live in our homes now -- so interesting. The gardens surrounding the property are also so lovely. Here's my one issue with the historical site and tour -- when we inquired we were told it was 'less than an hour for sure' depending on how many people/questions. While the tour guide was nice enough, he was verrrrrrry long winded. There were 6 of us.. and that tour was most definitely longer than an hour. Not sure if that's the case every time but just something to be prepared for should you decide to visit. Cost for the tours was supposed to be $5 but during out visit they had just begun some restorations and certain spaces were closed off... so they didn't insist on guest paying. They still accepted donations though. Parking is also free, fyi. And the mansion is easy to get to from routes 23, 46 and 80.

it's noisy in the library...quess what is the noise source: the library staff. They constantly…read moretalk among themselves and at a pretty high volume. And we are supposed to be quiet.

Fun for all ages! I have a 7.5, 4.5, and 0.5 year olds & they all have a great time at the library…read more From interactive toys, to read aloud books to hands-on activities, Louis Bay Library has it all. Today, we spent almost 4+ hours here & I needed to convince my kiddies to leave. I love coming here in the summer to keep my kiddies off the screen! There is plenty of parking, the bathrooms are clean (but need updating, one out of two sinks work), staff is friendly, and there many books/ DVDs/ games to choose from. Check them out!

I remember this location! They have open borrowing! Great classes too like the haledon branch. 3…read moredollar classes. Even for adults! I love the proximity to the park and other areas.

I have been here a few times and although the staff are friendly, it's not as quiet as you would…read moreexpect a library to be. There is a lot of foot traffic and it can be hard to focus if you don't have noise cancelling headphones (thankfully I do). It is also a very small library but they have a children's room, plenty of tables, chairs, and a few cubicles!