Amazing facility, people and energy is great. If you are independent contractor, biz owner looking…read morefor professional environment I would suggest booking a tour. Jenny and Brandi will take very good care of you

This venue is absolutely awesome. I set up a meeting space for 15 people for my boss' Vistage…read moregroup which met at Fuse Dripping Springs yesterday. He raved about the space and I have to give a big kudos to Jenny whom I worked with to finalize the event. She was always available to take my calls, I never once had to leave a voice mail. She accomodated our every question and request and went above and beyond to make sure the event was a success. We will definitly be holding all of these types of meetings at this venue in the future. It is close to many restaraunts for catering and pick up of lunchs and breakfasts and an easy commute for most. Thanks again Jenny for all of your help!!

Once, I ate a really moist piece of chicken and I scurried off to review the restaurant the very…read moresame day. What can I say, the chicken was moist! Same thing when a plumber fixed my toilet without any bum crack showing. So I was amazed when I realized I have been working from this place every single day for over a year now and hadn't stopped to review it. Let's make this wrong a right, no? The best way for me to summarize Link is it's a place for grownups to come to work every day. By grown up, I mean in mentality, not age -- the people here are serious, kind, hardworking, compassionate, creative, and welcoming business owners that all thrive on productivity, flexibility, and a healthy dose of order. Before settling on Link, I toured a few other co-working joints in town and have come to the conclusion that co-working spaces fall into a variety of categories: 1.) Places where you can probably also buy weed, in addition to co-work. Nothing wrong with that if it's your thing. Just not mine. 2.) Places that are downtown and beautiful and fancy, but involve death by commuting, and also paying for a parking contract. 3.) Small houses on the east side, also really cool and inviting. I just don't have a fixed gear bike and enough kale chips in my pockets to feel at home. Still love you, my patchouli-loving gang of hippie coworkers. Liz and team run a tight ship, by which I mean she keeps the place clean, well maintained, welcoming, and professional -- with just the right amount of casual fun. I read the one-star review where someone complained about rules, and I can honestly say that the entire Link community does expect our co-working coworkers to be able to handle a basic set of rules -- and help keep the place profitable and sustainable by paying extremely reasonable fees for using the really nice resources put in place for us. Also, no food stealers, please. If you are looking for a place to steal sandwiches, you won't thrive here. A quick (and unofficial) test for if you will love Link, by me: Do you microwave fish every day for lunch? (Yes or No?) If you answered No, you will automatically love Link. No fish microwaving allowed. Link is made even better by tons of great places to eat within walking distance, a great coffee shop practically next door, a vibrant community of awesome professionals, and the Alamo freaking Drafthouse just steps away (just in case you sign a big deal and need to celebrate with a pint and a daytime monster invasion B-movie). Join the Link crew, you won't regret it. Unless you steal sandwiches. Then you will regret it big time.

Link Coworking was a perfect fit for us. Easy to book. Clean cozy rooms. Lots of amenities that I…read moredidn't expect (AFTERNOON COOKIES). Who: A coworker and I need a space for training. What: We needed a monitor and a private space to chat, in close proximity to lunch places. Where: We live in Cedar Park and Round Rock. There's no spaces that were worthy of our presence in the area so we chose Link. When: We booked this about a week out. Chose a room and whabam. Got some work done. Why: Why not! The only cons was that the room with the red chairs got REALLY uncomfortable after about 3 hours. We would have loved to have a private space with standup desks. And .. I wish the trash was emptied daily. I made the mistake of throwing take-out food in the trash. BOOO..

Came here for some day pass work ($25/day). Overall, lovely space with polite and efficient staff…read morelocated on the 4th floor of the Jacinto Center. It has a nice quiet energy to it; just bustling enough to not feel like a you're at silent meditation retreat, but also not disruptively rambunctious. For day passes and general membership, there's a main lounge area with most of the seating that includes floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over a courtyard. There's more seating of various types sprinkled through the floor, including some with views of the river. At least three 'phone booths', but by 'booth', it's actually a small room with a phone that can fit two people easily, probably four if you did standing room only. The etiquette in the main spaces is that it's okay to take calls and such, and the overhead music isn't so loud as to disrupt. That said, the other little seating spaces nestled in the hallways might be better if you need more privacy but don't want to get into a phone booth. Lots of private office space of various sizes if you were interested in that. WiFi was trusty and much of the seating had adequate power outlets though the more lounge-style seating (sofas, etc.) seemed to lack good outlet access. The usual free coffee and tea. They let me stay a bit after 5pm, after they closed, even though I was on a day pass, so that was a nice touch. One final nice touch is that the chairs and tables in the main areas are fairy low. I'm not a tall person and sometimes coworking spaces value aesthetics over ergonomics and I end up in a short chair and a high table, typing like a T-Rex. Not the case here. Bathrooms: Clean, spacious, and functional. Nicely done!

We had a new person on our team that needed training. Since she was very close to having her baby,…read moreI felt it was better if she did not travel to San Antonio to train. We looked all around Austin to find a place that met our needs and settled on TechSpace. We called them to reserve some space and found out that they don't do that unless it was one of their private rooms. The other spaces are "first come", but the price was right. The employees were extremely nice and helpful. They gave us a tour of the facilities, explained how everything worked, showed us the kitchen, coffee, snacks, etc, and showed us the private rooms where you can get all your AV needs for your meetings. They fixed us up with WIFI, which was very fast, and let us choose where we wanted in the lower floor area. We ended up with an area that could have handled about 8 people, but was perfect for our needs. We liked this place enough that we have been back for multiple days of training. They don't have restaurants in the building, but they offer different food trucks each day. The trucks set up in the side area of the building and have some outside seating if you want to eat outside. We have eaten everything from downhome Southern cooking to Mexican, and they were all good. What kept this from being a 5 star location. Parking is a pain (may be that way all over downtown Austin) and locating this place the first time was difficult. Traffic was a pain also, but they can't do anything about that. Would I recommend this place? I will be back!!!

We used Capital Factory for a recent work retreat and were super impressed. The space is modern,…read moreclean, and really well set up for collaboration. Plenty of cozy corners for heads-down work, plus larger areas for team meetings and brainstorming sessions. The WiFi was solid and there were lots of power outlets which might sound basic, but is always a lifesaver when you're running a bunch of devices. The vibe is entrepreneurial and energetic without being too loud. Bonus points for the downtown location , walkable to tons of great restaurants and coffee shops for lunch breaks or post-meeting hangouts. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a professional coworking space or hosting a team offsite in Austin!

This place is buzzing with creativity, talent and is a jolt full of energy. As a startup, if you're…read morelooking to expand your presence in Austin and meet up other incredible people - check out the events that happen here or host one here.

Atmosphere is a new(er) addition to the East side co-working space, and I'm definitely a fan! It's…read morea nice mix of small businesses in various stages of growth and entrepreneurs who want to get out of the house. I like that it's collaborative without being loud. Plus, if you need to meet with a client, there are three or four conference rooms to choose from. The owner, Trent, is great to work with. You can't beat the location. And OMG THERE IS PARKING ONSITE. This spot is a welcome addition to the East side!

Amazing space! Trent the owner is very kind and open to making Atmosphere the best possible options…read morefor coworkers. He is also exploring learning and development opportunities to help understand the goals of each person and business in the space. I love love love the location and there is onsite parking!

Great place if you're looking to cowork. Very calm and quiet…read morewith rooms available for calls. Coffee and tea are available and there is a refrigerator if you want to bring your lunch. If you don't there are many great foodtrucks nearby. Overall great space to work.

I attended an event at Impact Hub and loved the concept and space! They offer a welcoming…read moreco-working, have shared workspace, private offices, space for events and programs and more. Their mission is connect the Austin community to a global movement for good. I attended a Yoga Unwined class (yup that is an educational yoga with wine tasting class) at Impact Hub and loved the open layout and cool vibe. It was the perfect space for such an event.

What a fabulous space! I'm going to make this my new office away from home! Space for co-working,…read morecoffeeshop, meeting rooms, training/workshop space, books, comfortable chairs and great wifi.

Teresa and the Cultural Hub provide a great product, at a great price. She's very hands-on,…read moreprofessional, and takes care of her members like family! I highly recommend the Hub for your home-away-from-home office needs!

I hate co-working spaces with the passion of the fire of the heat from a thousand suns. Except for…read morethis Common Desk location. As a designer myself, I love how well designed and clean and comfortable everywhere is. I also love that they have a kitchen, as Uber Eats delivered my pork & egg roll vermicelli sans plastic ware. Camille is a pleasure to deal with and an absolute professional. When I find myself up this direction, this is the only place I'll go to work. $35 day pass? Sign me up!

My go to spot! Living out in West Austin, we simply don't have that many options when it comes to…read morequality coworking locations. Although I don't mind going downtown every once in a while, I prefer not to. Having a place that is easy asseible from 183 is a major benefit. I don't need anything too fancy, but I do look for a few key benefits. Some of those being hot coffee, easy access to food options (they even have lunch drop), and quality businesses. Common Desk has it all. From the top notch staff, to the variety of business that are run out of there, it is simply a great place to work. Whether you are there to work on your own, or network with others, this place is great. They have plenty of shared desk space and call booths on both floors. I end up coming here at least once a week, and plan on continuing that schedule for quite a while.