I have visited this large library on many occasions and it is a credit to the City of GlasgowIt has a large computer area with lots of natural light and a very good cafetia.The computers are a little dated but this may be due to cutbacks.It also has a large theatre highliting prominent Scottish writers and playrights.If you are a... More

Been here a couple of times for concerts, The atmosphere is excellent as it is quite snug and personal when watching and listening to artists.

The Mitchell is so much more than a library. It's a retreat, a place to cherish... away from the hectic pace of everyday life...OK there may be very bad 70s swirly carpets on the upper floors but this adds to the place. There's a "mish mash" of people too ... Wonderful.

Gorgeous place to visit. Took my mum, sister, niece's and nephew's. They all loved it. Would go back no problem.

This is so much more than a library. It holds all the archives for Glasgow. You can attend lectures, book launches and conferences. On the ground floor (enter by Granville Street) it is bright, airy and spacious with loads of computer terminals which are free to use. It also has free wifi so you can take in your own. Staff... More

Went to the Library to hear James Robertson speak about his forthcoming book - The Professor of Truth. Great venue, bustling and good cafe.

I visited the Mitchel library to see Mark Millar talk at the Aye Write festival. This was my first visit to the library and I had an amazing time. The building is beautiful and cavernous in places with so much to see. The auditorium is a good size so if you are seeing something there you should not be disappointed.... More

Went here for a book launch which was part of Glasgow's Aye Write program. The whole building is alive with visitors and many activities. The cafe area is busy and all the pc terminals are being used. Staff are very helpful when asked for help as the Mitchell is a very large building and although we'll signposted a helping hand... More

the mitchell library is a favourite of mine as there is always something on exhibit in the gallerys the cafeteria is good downstairs and reasonably priced this old building is a must to visit when in glasgow