Toronto Public Library - Long Branch Branch

This location is ok to study but they also need thicker windows to block the sound from outside as last year, I was studying for my final exams and around 11 am, the Santa Clause Parade made noise down Lakeshore Blvd West and it distracted me as there was no way of blocking out the sound. As a result, I failed two of my exams but luckily passed all of them including the ones that I received a failing grade on the exam.

Very good , there are no talking

This library is a solid spot if you need a space to do some work or study. Unfortunately, there are not a lot of spaces in the library, and if it's particularly busy, it might be hard to find a space with an electrical outlet. There is one room in this library that has plenty of space, but it is sometimes occupied by interest groups, so you can't always rely on being able to use that space.

The book and magazine selection seems okay, but that is not a feature that brings me to the library. It should be noted that there are many Polish-language books at this library, making it a particularly useful library for anyone that is interested in those.

There are several public-use computers, and there is usually at least one that is available for use.

The aesthetic is nothing to write home about, but it is an acceptable spot to do work from time to time.

Notably, there are no water fountains in the library, but there are several restaurants and coffee shops nearby.