Peninsula Public Library

This review is for Isabella at the front desk who was beyond warm, friendly and helpful. I went in not having the information I needed because it was my first time applying for a library card. I was a little nervous but she was very patient and kind when walking me through what I needed. She had a smile on her face the whole time and made me feel extremely comfortable ! I appreciate when someone’s very solution oriented which she was!

Very good. Just one thing. No two. Parking is scarce and the quality of paper in the computer room is less then desirable. I have to print doc. In staples for quality paper. This may be the problem with most libraries in Nassau. 😒 Oh let me add, the staff is the best! Excellent in fact.

This is my last choice only come here when I have too essentially when there is no other option. Nobody follows the rules in the study room nobody enforces no eating or quite you will have people munching on chips or on the phone. YOU NEED HEADPHONES or you will not survive studying. Staff is rude and will look at you as if why you were there or when you interrupt their conversations as if you were the problem. If I could give this a half of a star I would. If you have the option to go somewhere else, go. Trust me even if it’s 30 minutes away it’s worth the drive I only come here as last resort a quick studying day never an all day thing I wouldn’t last.

Why does one of the nicest areas of New York have the tiniest and most outdated library????? Most of the staff is very nice, except for the mask wearers if you get my drift

The women at the circulation desk on the 1st floor, pick and choose what rules to follow and with whom they enforce the rules with. I went there this afternoon to pick up books placed on hold. The younger lady requested my ID because I didn't have my card. While I was waiting, a female patron came in and was helped by the older woman at the circulation desk. The patron gave her last name for a book pick up, asked the clerk how much to replace a library card, in which the clerk replied "$2". The patron took the book, gave the clerk $2 and asked the clerk if she had to show ID, in which the clerk loudly and proudly replied "No". After receiving my books, I asked the clerk who helped me, "Oh!, so in the future, I don't have to show ID to pick up a book on hold?". The clerk sort of paus