Toronto Public Library Bloor Gladstone Library — Library in Old Toronto Toronto

Reviews of Toronto Public Library Bloor Gladstone Library

• Sophie

  Added 2015.10.09

  I now go to a different library. Too many strange folk who want to complain about anything about you. And too many bored security folk ready to grump at you. I now go to a nice reasonably quiet library with no security. We all live at peace there. Not so much at Bloor/Gladstone.
• Grace

  Added 2015.04.12

  I like this library. It's nice to sit by the window and stare at the signs for Orjes Hair Salon and Jerk King. The seats are comfortable. That's why you find sleeping people at this branch. Sometimes the children downstairs are loud. That's when it's a good time to leave the library. Mostly, I like the window and the chairs. When the reno was new, the bathroom was amazing. Now, the bathroom is just a bathroom. Funny how bathroom perception changes over time.
• John

  Added 2015.01.21

  The is one of the bigger libraries in west downtown. There are multiple floors of books and computer work stations. Good place to get some work done or read.
• John

  Added 2015.01.17

  Lots of space with a variety of seating options. Avoid sitting by the windows during the witer, they classic/original glass is NOT a good insulator.
• Daniel

  Added 2014.08.22

  I'm not a reader, so I can't comment on their selection of books etc.
• Caroline

  Added 2013.09.05

  Great renovated library. Many different kinds of spaces - private quiet ares, group study, computer lab, lounge chairs, great kids section with interactive wall for young ones and a multipurpose room. The caregiver and tot program was well done. It is also accessible.
• Camila

  Added 2013.08.17

  It's nice to leave my house and study/work in a nice bright, open, and quiet environment. Best of all, it's free!