Beautiful, inviting, kind staff Love the historical…read moreartifacts and info on the land Love how they built to blend into the history yet modern Lots of events for all ages Of course books ! Special programs for kids and preschoolers A security guard is contracted by the city to keep peace, I guess, seemed very peaceful, still nice to see them.

I have been looking forward to coming to this library for months!…read more Doesn't look like much from the outside. when you walk in there's a beautiful entry way of tile and high domed ceilings. Walking further into the library, the first thing that caught my eye, floor to ceiling windows. There is a lot of natural light here and it's utilized well. There are quite a few people here using the computer services. I had the opportunity to study alone in the quiet room, which i also comes with floor to ceiling windows. This is a small, unique library that recommend you visit at least once.

This library serves the UT Health community. It is open to the tax paying public but with the…read moreparking so tiresome I can't see why anybody but students and staff of the University would care to come here. It is named for Dolph Briscoe who was the right man at the right time when he served as Governor. Philanthropic and civic minded, he was a rich man who lived modestly, eschewing blind pursuit of material wealth.

EDIT: my review is only for the 5th floor. Not sure why someone would change the name of the…read morebusiness. Change it back! I make a trip here at least 4 times a week so i guess i can call myself a regular. First impression- the seating choices are ridiculous! Whether your prefer a cushioned booth by the wide windows, a booth in dim fluorescent lighting, a rolly chair in a cubical, a rolly chair in a soundproof room, or even simply a soft, vinyl sofa... This is your place! The noise level is typically minimal. Sounds you might hear include chewing, whispers, and frantic clicking. Beware, if you are impartial to detailed drawings of the perineal region or photos of pus-leaking skin lesions, you may see more than you bargained for on the screens and books of the students studying here. The only downside is that it gets kinda boring the longer you stay.

Awesome library. Great staff. Great quiet environment to do study and research. I needed to online…read moreresearch and print a paper. This place rocks

This library is impressive - three floors complete with quiet rooms, private study desks, community…read morestudy areas, study rooms (some equipped with dry erase boards while others have walls made up of dry erase boards), and even charging areas for your phones. The folks who work here are really nice and for the most part, leave you alone to take care of what you need to take care of. It's also pretty cool that you can check to see what computers are available from a remote area as long as you go to the main UTSA website. On the ground floor, there's a cafeteria complete with Chick-fil-A, Subway, Starbucks, and a salad bar and a quick grab for sandwhiches. Oh and a sushi place that's there but not open. The prices are about the same as you would pay off campus. Just keep in mind that at least the Chick-fil-A won't have the entire menu available but they do have nuggets, chicken sandwhiches, and waffle fries there. Not sure about Subway.

I found this nice small library off of Ingram rd. Very clean, quiet, and friendly staff. Enough…read moreselections for everyone; they even have small computers for kids. They have a separate teen sitting area as well. Overall, I would visit this location again, if they don't have what you are looking for they can order it and have it sent to this branch.

Small library with great selections. The staff is friendly and very helpful. Love to browse, and…read moreable to sit and read in a quiet space. The children's programs that are offered are fun!

Brook Hollow Library is a welcoming neighborhood library…read more-- clean, quiet, and well organized, and the staff has always been kind and helpful whenever I stop in. I Love My SAPL!

Terrible kids section, no activities, nothing but computers. Not very helpful employees eitherread more

Puro San Antonio! Once they finish up all this construction…read moreon the Strip, it's going to be awesome! This strip of bars is the OG for bar districts for San Antonio. All up and down The Strip, you'll find a variety of quality bars, places to eat, and things to do up and down the street. Joey's and the Mix are some of the oldest along here, with a laid back scene. Paper Tiger is a great music venue, with Little Greece across the street with the Greek Orthodox Church across the street from Demo's. They also have the Greek Festival up in here. It's a great scene for the college crowd, as it is in close proximity to University of the Incarnate Word, Trinity University, and San Antonio College. There's lots of small places to eat- look for the taco trucks that are usually out late, and the restaurants at the bend of The Strip aren't bad either. There's always affordable places to drink on the Strip, and it makes it one of the few places in town you can bar hop on foot for inexpensive drinks. There's a different bar for every vibe you can think of in SA. Brass Monkey is always a crowd pleaser with cheap drinks and loud music, Slackers is fun for video games and beers. TBD isn't a typo- it's a chill bar with pickled stuff. Tycoon Flats is great for pub food, burgers, beers, and their strong margaritas. Faust is good for tallboys. Burger Boy is a great place to start or end with great late night grub. Parking is currently a mess up in here. The neighborhood is getting all uppity about weekend revelers coming and parking in their quiet neighborhood streets, and then doing crude and rude things to their lawns. There's not much parking, so they've been playing with the idea of making it a pedestrian only zone. We'll see. Once this construction is all completed, I predict that St Mary's will start to look a lot different.

I love this library! The free book borrowing service is amazing, and the environment is absolutely…read morebeautiful and peaceful. On top of that, the staff members are always warm, welcoming, and helpful. Highly recommended! Detailed & Enthusiastic Such a wonderful place to read and study! It offers free book borrowing with a great selection. The library environment is clean, quiet, and beautiful, making it the perfect spot to spend an afternoon. Plus, the staff are always friendly and eager to help. I couldn't ask for a better local library! Quick Rating Style (Great for Google Maps or social media) 5/5 Stars! Free Book Borrowing: Fantastic selection and easy process. Environment: Beautiful, clean, and bright. Staff: Extremely warm, polite, and helpful. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a comfortable place to read or work!

Rude and inconsiderate people everywhere want to like this place so I can study close but it is…read moreloud so I moved to quiet room and people are playing music in there too, what?!

BiblioTech East is an all-digital library that is operated by Bexar County. The E. Thurman Walker…read moreBranch of BiblioTech is located on the ground floor of an apartment building in East Meadows. There is free parking across Burnet St. and in the apartment lot. BiblioTech East has a computer lab with 50 Apple desktop computers available free for up to two hours daily. As of this writing, printing is available for B&W at $0.15/pg and color at $0.30/pg. They have a fax machine, too. There are two study rooms and a community room available for reservation. The kids'/teens' room has gaming devices and hosts tournaments and movie nights. The maker lab has 3D printers, Little Bits kits, and filmmaking equipment. For residents, BiblioTech loans out free portable devices, including Kindle Fires, Nook Glowlights, Playaway Launchpads, and wireless hotspots. Once you get a BiblioTech library card, you get free online access to e-books, periodicals, comics, movies, music, and more. There are never late fees because the materials return themselves. (You can check them out again if you need to.) This branch has a wide range of programming, ranging from kids' story times, to Youth Code Jam classes, and adult education like Computer Basics. BiblioTech is an amazing learning resource that makes technology accessible to more residents of Bexar County and San Antonio.

Each time I came to this location the people here have been nothing but helpful, professional, and…read morepolite. I recently went in just to see if I can use their scan option and it took less than 2 mins. Spectacular! I recommend coming here!