Suggestions for Library near Pacific Heights, San Francisco

Bennett W W. • November 16, 2014One of the best libraries around!

Christine M. • February 11, 2014Clean & modern with fast wifi

Eric J. • December 13, 2010Ordering books from other libraries on sfpl.org and picking them up here is the way to go.

Bennett W W. • November 17, 2014A quiet spot to get a book or magazine to read. Free Wi-Fi so bonus points for this amenity.

Shawn C. • April 1, 2010Reference Desk : This is where the library magic happens. Awesome librarians to help you with your research, thousands of reference books, a boatload of Mac’s and PC’s and printing (color and B&W).

Nana • May 8, 2016Loved this place! I didn't know the membership was free. It's so clean and well maintained. Window views are the best unfortunately they're all take by homeless people for a quick nap 👀

Jeremy S. • February 8, 2010Take the free tour on Wednesday's at noon! Cool old building and looks like a real library. Cozy leather chairs and polished brass. Very nice staff too.

Lindsay E. • February 28, 2014Zines from the 90s Mission, history of shopping malls, space design magazines, the Whole Earth catalogs. No "check out" so bring a digital camera or find the books on the Internet Archive. Viva SF!

Daniel V. • August 6, 2014First library I've seen with a whole beat collection, if you are a beat fan don't miss the books you can read here.

Nina T. • February 4, 2010Grand renovation makes this one of the best branches in town. Huge children's section!

J L. • August 6, 2014weaboo town 1st floor, diverse selection found nowhere else on 2nd floor. great place to explore asian authors & particularly modern asian authors; that's hard to find even in a public library.

Nicole G. • April 6, 2013Take a book, leave a book. Learn more about the Little Free Library online at www.littlefreelibrary.org

Ray Y. • January 27, 2016Like Amazon, but with free books.

Carl B. • December 12, 2012Purchases at this cool bookstore benefit the Friends of the San Francisco Public Library. There's free WiFi and a fantastic adjacent cafe.

Liz B. • September 20, 2013Stapler on the 5th floor. Prettiest view on the 6th. To get into the computer lab, you need a UCH card, and it's where the free Lexis printers are located.

Jaime R. • July 29, 2011Be sure to come with your laptop fully charged, as you are not allowed to plug into the wall due to an antiquated power system easily overloaded.