Address: 7310 Lake June Rd, Dallas, TX 75217, USA
“I love this library. It has lots of books to pick from, if not you can order and picm them up later. The staff is always friendly and ready to help!. But what I really like is that it has a lot of computer's so you don't really have to wait unlike skyline library. Good place to take the kids when low on money. Plus we get done with the school reading log pretty quick.????????”
Address: 5707 Skillman St, Dallas, TX 75206, USA
“They have a very helpful staff. They offer many classes, and have great online resources. They just repainted, and it feels like they are really trying to freshen the place up. I go online and request books and movies to pick up so they are waiting on me when I get there. They get new materials on a regular basis. You can borrow the same movies from the library that Redbox offers, but free of charge. They also offer TV shows, and you can stream movies and TV shows through Hoopla and you don't even have to go to the library.”
Address: 6550 Hillcrest Ave, Dallas, TX 75205, USA
“Love this library. They're close, open late, have some nice quiet areas, and coffee condiments. Bring your own coffee.”
Address: 2146 Gilford St, Dallas, TX 75235, USA
“I was visiting Dallas for a quick meeting and my trip had been kind of disaster (flat tire, plane delay) and I really needed a print out of my parking pass. This library was close to the airport so I stopped by after exchanging my broken rental car. Everyone was friendly and helpful, they got me right on a computer and I was on my way in ten minutes. The place looked nice and well maintained. It wasn't huge but it was a nice neighborhood size branch. As a side note they may want to work on their branding because when I asked the guys at Alamo rent a car about local libraries nobody had heard of the place and it's only a mile away.”
Address: 2008 E Kiest Blvd, Dallas, TX 75216, USA
“This place is gorgeous! White stone exterior looks like several conjoined cubes with sloped roofs. It’s a lot better than it sounds. The entrance is shielded by low-hanging trees, which makes entering the building that more dramatic. Very high sloped ceiling with lots of glass and while color and light greet you. It just gets better as you enter the main room and walk around. Fortunately this library is not just looks. It has a huge collection of books and electronic media. The Afro-American section is the biggest I’ve seen in the Dallas libraries. The Children’s section is almost a little library in itself. The only negative I’ve seen is the lack of chairs and desks relative to the size of the library. Other than that small quibble this is really a great library, truly as asset to not only the neighborhood, but the city of Dallas itself. Check it out!”
Address: 302 W 10th St, Dallas, TX 75208, USA
“Always liked this place, they have alot of books to choose from. Wish they had more Mexican American/Chicano history books though. I couldn't find much when I was there nonetheless its great quiet library.”
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