Brooklyn Public Library - Brower Park Branch at Brooklyn Children's Museum

Brooklyn, NY · Public library

Rating
4.1/5
★★★★☆ 4.1
Reviews
20
Rank in Brooklyn
#5008
of 8821 restaurants
City Percentile
33%
rating percentile
Address
Brooklyn Public Library - Brower Park Branch at Brooklyn Children's Museum, 155 Brooklyn Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11213
Phone
(718) 230-2227
Website
www.bklynlibrary.org/locations/brower-park
Status
Closed · Opens 10 AM

Brooklyn Public Library - Brower Park Branch at Brooklyn Children's Museum is a restaurant located in Brooklyn, NY. It is one of 8,821 restaurants listed in Brooklyn. Its 4.1-star rating is slightly below the Brooklyn city average of 4.3 stars. There are 10 photos associated with this location.

About Brooklyn Public Library - Brower Park Branch at Brooklyn Children's Museum

Brower Park Library is named for George V. Brower, who was Brooklyn Park Commissioner in 1890 and the chairman of the Brooklyn Tree Planting and Fountain Society. Located in the heart of Crown Heights, the branch is a popular destination for local... More

Hours

Saturday10 AM–5 PM

Customer Reviews

★★★★★ 5.0 Betsy Lafontant · Nov 2025

My favorite BPL branch used to be the Grand Army Plaza branch but this new branch has quickly become my favorite. First off it’s a nice walking distance from my house. 2nd, it’s quiet and the bathrooms are clean. 3rd, they have a pretty good selection. 4th, the staff is super friendly and helpful. They offer lots of services and are valuable sources in learning about community resources. Finally, when I go with the children in my family, we then head over to the either the park or the Brooklyn Children’s Museum afterwards. So many wonderful neighborhood resources all located on the same block.

★★★★★ 5.0 Gail Monso · Jul 2023

Visited new location of Brower Park Library @ Brooklyn Children's Museum. Compact and technology outlets in adult section. Cabinet with laptops on loan available The neatest thing was being able to capture a view of the Children's museum through a window. Reading nook, cultural displays. Stroller and bicycle ports Handicapped accessible Meeting room The smell.of new books. PRICELESS 👩‍💻♟💿💻🔌🖨📖📖📖📖📖📖 Many great Aging and Adikts classes: painting, jewelry making and hat making. Teen, kids and tech zones available

★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 Joe Walters · Jun 2025

I had a very disappointing experience here with my 1.5-year-old daughter. She loves books and naturally gravitated toward the reading area, but one staff member seemed visibly annoyed when she picked up books to look through them. I didn’t realize this wasn’t encouraged. Isn't that the point of having books available? On top of that, I witnessed multiple children going into the bathroom barefoot, leaving the door wide open while using it, and then being wiped by caretakers afterward all with no privacy. I saw no handwashing, which raised real concerns about hygiene and supervision. Overall, it felt like a place that isn't designed with young children's needs or parents' peace of mind in mind. Very disappointing and gross.

★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 Hema Dipchand · Apr 2025

Very rude employee, I went with my toddler and my 10 and 12 year old nieces. We were in the kids play section. My 10 year old niece was playing with my toddler and a very rude employee yelled at my 10 year old niece. I was stunned. My niece wasn't doing anything that deserved her rudeness. Even if she was, can she talk nicely? If I could no stars I would. If you are going to be working around kids, model some manners.

★★★★★ 5.0 Thea · Dec 2024

I absolutely love this branch, especially because of the staff. Not only are they always super helpful for my library needs (finding me a bag when I have too many books!), but they remember me and are a resource for food, salons and everything else within the community. Honestly my favorite staff of any of the Brooklyn branches, which is saying something because I've hit up many of the branches over the years. This spot is a true community resource -- it's small but mighty! Excellent community outreach programs with designated meeting rooms, a pleasant work area, nice bathrooms and a great kids section. My only complaint? I wish they were open on Sundays as well.

Accessibility & Amenities

✓ Wheelchair Accessible Entrance

Services

Public library

Top Restaurants in Brooklyn

NameRatingReviews
MOBILE NOTARY PUBLIC - APOSTILLE & FINGERPRINTING SERVICES★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
La Sova★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
Nana Baking★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
Crave Sourdough Boro Park★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
Los Pollos Gemelos★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
basar vdogim★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
EV Mobile Notary Public- Elizabet Volynska★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
Апостиль, Нотариус Brooklyn★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
Chocolate Connects (Bath Ave)★★★★★ 5.020 reviews
Beka’s shaurma★★★★★ 5.020 reviews

This listing is informational. Contact the business directly to verify credentials, services, and availability.