This is a great place to work or study. You can rent a small space to work in for the day or a…read morelarge meeting room for a big group of people. It is a very well laid out space with lots of light and a nice feeling. They market as "a collaborative business community for those with a work at home lifestyle" and I would agree. I will also be using the space in the future.

Our company has been a Joule member for more than two years. We are so pleased with the…read moreprofessional services and the support Joule provides to ours, and other micro/startups. The owner and the board put a great deal into helping make our businesses viable and supporting our work. We were formerly officing at another highly publicized coworking venue in town and left because women were treated inappropriately and members were constantly being questioned about their right to use the facility on certain days. You'll find Joule is much easier to use for coworking, meetings and events and the atmosphere far more welcoming.

Stopped here to work for a few hours, and it's such a cute collaboration space! Received a warm…read morewelcome from the community manager, which I feel like I especially do when booking through DeskPass. It's a lovely quiet building, though I love the vibe of women entrepreneurs excitedly doing business with each other. There's coffee machines, phone booths, and plenty of neighborhood parking. I love traveling to different cities for work because I get to experience the local work culture!

Very nice gathering space. Spacious and plenty of spaces for small gatherings. Parking is available.read more

Never knew this was here! I went to an event here and was wowed upon stepping in. What a pretty…read morespace! It is a coworking space / member club and I think most people use it for working remote. But it was a fun spot to see transformed into a networking event! They have a stunning bar, and some comfy seating and games in the main area. The office rooms area was blocked off so didn't see what those are like. The space easily transformed with seating for a speaker series and decorations. Very cool!

I recently attended an event at the North House (NOHO) event space…read more NOHO is a members only club located in north loop. I took the (very slow) elevator up to the event space floor, so I didn't get to see any of the other club areas. The decor at the front of the event space is quirky and fun, with large prints of animals. The double-sided bar is directly in front, and is also impressive. Behind the bar is a lounge area with couches, high top tables and a shuffle board table. Farther into the room the space opens up, and there are large windows facing Washington Ave. The event space was quite large, and I can see how having a big empty space would be useful for a dance floor or more tables, but it felt quite bare and empty when I was there, especially because the front section (by the bar) felt so cozy. Overall, I think the event space was nice and had a lot of flexibility.

Came here for their free studying day on Halloween, and we loved it! It's a very nice and modern…read morespace and although this was my first time I felt very welcomed! It definitely seems to be very community focused which I loved and the workers seemed to know most people by name too! The art and decor inside was beautiful and loved how they have snacks and drinks to keep people fueled as they work. I would love to come back in the summer when I could go on their patio which looked great. Overall awesome experience and I'll keep an eye out for their next event like this!

This is a lovely place! I went for a talk by one of my…read morefavorite bloggers, Sarah Von Bargen. So fun to meet her & chat in real life! Cool space for an interactive talk! They had chairs lined up podium style, but I grabbed a side table on the long bench siding. Perfect! They offered a light snack of popcorn & bubble water. Nice touch. But my favorite by far is the inspirational art in the bathroom. If fired me up! Plus it's a beautiful old building! They have space above Minneapolis' Kado no Mise. Fancy! The Coven is a warm, inviting community & work space for women, non-binary, and trans people. You check in on the first floor greeted by friendly, helpful faces. They are open weekdays 8-8 and have a St Paul space in the works! They have so many interesting topics for speakers just sign up online for one of their many happenings. You can join and be a member. They have conference room and floor rentals for your own event needs! I guess you can do photoshoots there too. Just message them via their website for all of the details.

My renter called me and told me the only toilet in the unit was plugged. I called another corporate…read morecompany and they could not come out until evening. I called SOS and owner Jeff said they would come within the next 1-2 hours. They came within the hour and unplugged the toilet. Technician Elijah was professional and efficient. The price was fair. I would highly recommend and use SOS again for drain cleaning. Pat from Minneapolis

I called for help to have a kitchen drain cleared. Response was quick, scheduler was great, and the…read moretechnician arrived within a few hours. Technician used no drop cloths and the old pipes busted through and showered my basement and furniture in black gross water. I had things moved out of the way but it splattered all over. He cleaned some in the kitchen but after he left I saw there was splatter all over the kitchen, on appliances, and into the hallway. The technician said, "That sucks, but it happens." Then collected payment and left. I followed up with SOS with two emails and have gotten no response. Hugely disappointed. I even pointed out to the tech that the pipes were ancient as my home is 100 years old; he said, they actually don't look bad.

My company has memberships to CoCo and I've been working at both the Minneapolis downtown and NE…read morelocations for about a year. I can't say enough good things about the staff and everyone I've had contact with. They've all been very welcoming, responsive to questions, and communicative with regards to events and updates. There's free coffee and tea, tableware, an oven, microwave, and basic tableware at each location. The NE location is quintessentially "NE" with exposed beams, creaky, wooden floors, and brick walls. It's much cozier than downtown but has less space to meet without it getting loud. There's free parking around on the street. Lots of food, breweries, and art nearby if you want to stick around and check the area out. They also allow dogs!

All you need to know: community. More than you need to know: the people at Fueled Collective are…read morewarm, welcoming and fun to work with. I work at a small startup and we've called FC our home for the past 2 years. Being surrounded by brilliant people working in so many different companies and industries is what makes FC great.

Centauri Systems recently installed a solar system on our home. Overall, I would highly recommend…read morethem for anyone considering solar. Pros: - Affordable. Not the cheapest, but not the most expensive either. - They seemed knowledgeable and confident in what they were doing. I still think this. - Quick to reply to emails and questions, which I really appreciated. As a homeowner hiring a contractor, I want answers quickly, and they did that. This is a huge deal (To the business owner reading this, keep stressing to your staff that quick communication is important). - Clean installation. It looks awesome! There's almost no conduit and it's just nice and clean. - The owner is somewhat active on the /r/Solar Subreddit. You can see he clearly enjoys this line of work. That's good news for customers. You want to hire someone passionate about this. - Lots of information provided upfront, which is great when you are making a big decision. - Helpful if you live in a difficult HOA. They worked with me to get things approved. - Great project management even after the job was done and paid for. They still answered my follow-up questions quickly. - Local installer with several Minnesota awards. - Friendly staff from start to finish, from customer service to the crew who came to my home. Cons: - We waited over four weeks for Permission to Operate from our utility provider. That meant the system was paid for but sitting idle. The delay was mostly the utility company's fault, but I wish Centauri had done more in moving things along. I eventually called the utility company myself (every day) and got them to schedule the final step after only 3-4 days of calling. Centauri did have staffing issues at the time, which could have made it harder for them. - Some of my questions during the sales process felt redirected, although I eventually got answers to everything. - My system is 8.82 kW. With inverter clipping, I expected a maximum output of about 8.085 kW. I have only seen 7.9 kW once, and most days it's between 6 and 7 kW at peak sun times with no cloud. We are still producing more than we use most days, but I had hoped for slightly higher numbers. This could be a case of my expectations being a bit too high, especially for less sunny days. I am concerned when we have less sunny days/winter. Bottom line: While the cons might sound like big issues, they are just my honest thoughts and observations. Talk to Centauri about the cons I listed, if they're of concern to you. I really enjoyed working with Centauri Systems and will be recommending them to neighbors. I would also use them again if I decide to add more panels or battery storage. I hope they continue to do well because they deserve it.

I scheduled a call with Centauri Systems to talk about getting solar installed in my home last…read moreweek, but never received a link to join the meeting. 5 minutes after the meeting start time, I received a call from someone named Zach who asked why I hadn't logged in for the meeting. I explained that no one at his company had actually shared a link, and he did then finally share one. Zach seemed to be trying hard to market the company, and kept talking about wanting to get us on the same page. I was glad to take the call once I received the link, but a bit puzzled about what information Zach needed, as he was asking for information irrelevant to solar energy (like about my personal background/where I was from). I then explained that I was expecting someone to arrive so it would be great if we could just keep the focus on solar power. He then proposed that we reschedule for another time, and I said, no if he could just ask his questions about the property that would be helpful. He kept arguing that we should reschedule -- apparently he was offended by not having capacity to have a longer chat? I again asked if he could ask if his questions, and finally said that if he wasn't comfortable proceeding, that was okay. He then said that he felt that I wouldn't be a "good fit" for Centauri. The interaction was kind of comical, as it was just such abysmal marketing, but I thought I should post a warning for other consumers.

Had a great experience with them. Tech was very friendly and helpful, and very punctual. Had good…read moreknowledge of the material. Scheduling was a smooth and easy. Well worth the time and money. I will definitely reach out to them first next time.

I phoned them with a doorknob replacement issue. They sent out a locksmith a few days later (I'd…read morephoned on a Friday). Craig was very knowledgeable, efficient, and friendly! He showed me what I did incorrectly (in a nice way) and fixed the issues. I've used them in the past and would definitely call them again. They were very reasonably priced, too.