This is a small, woman-owned business that I am happy to support. My house was undergoing some work…read morethat required me to be out of the home during the day, and since I work from home, it was challenging. I found Cowo and Crèche, and I am very glad I did! Clean, quiet location, very friendly staff, tons of space to work. I am very comfortable there. I have gone a few times now and will be back. This location would also be great for events. It's a place I will keep in mind for future events, as they have a great space. Highly recommended.

Great location for co-working and for hosting group events! Really enjoyed the time I got to spend…read morecollaborating during the group event I attended, and really grateful to meet the owners! Look forward to going again soon!

Industrious is a beautiful new co working space. Located in Thomas Circle, metro accessible and has…read morea ton of cool member benefits such as: *Fitness center *Free breakfast *Weekly events *and MORE If you are looking for a office space to meet ambitious, driven people check out this place.

Cowork spaces have been popping up in many cities and Industrious is one of the ones with locations…read morein multiple cities. Within the DMV there are offices in the following cities: DC, Bethesda, Tysons, Ballston, and Alexandria. I talked to Jarrod, the community manager, and it was a great experience hearing about what the membership includes. The space makes me think of an extension of your home with the free breakfast, the lounge, the little library, and even oral care products in the restroom. All types of memberships come with the same access to the amenities for equity of the shared space. However, with the higher premiums, you could get your own desk and/or office. Walking around the different offices didn't exactly feel like what I had in mind for co-work spaces but I can tell that the different members that use the space vary. Some seem to have been here a while and some maybe come and go. Whichever is the type, they are probably not the type to care as much about reviews and rather just try the experience for themselves as wanted or needed. That's what I would do at least! Just walking around the floor made me want to be a part of this hybrid of a co-work space and an office-space for lease. But I don't exactly have the need for a cowork space like this. I can imagine loving it here for the quiet space somewhat away from downtown, the free daily breakfast, and the access to the many locations in other major cities and especially if I were a traveling entrepreneur. Or if I owned a small business that doesn't have an office space, I'd consider it here too. Easily 5 stars.

I went in for a tour on 7/23/2025, was pressured into signing then and there without being able to…read morego over the fine print, and was FLAT OUT LIED TO by the sales person Natasha, and then when I tried to undo my contract 1 WEEK Later, they escalated it to corporate and took weeks, only to take her word over mine. The community manager Brandon has been great and helpful- but has many barriers to actual solutions. Now I am getting collections notices for the whole year when I haven't even used the office once and turned in the keys already. The space is a space, but the customer service is abismal and they are unashamed and unwilling. Smh. I never expected this to occur- seems completely opposite of philosophy of the place they try to make you believe before signing the contract. I do not recommend. Find a private owner for a space instead of these bloodhound corporations and their management team.

My friend works at Spaces, and invited me to come hang out there for a bit while I was in town,…read moreneeding to get some work done. As someone who does most of my work remotely from a Starbucks or other random coffee shop with free Wi-Fi. Talk about an upgrade! I haven't been to a ton of coworking spaces, but if they're all like this, I can definitely get on board. The decor is awesome and is a much better environment for getting work done than what I'm used to.

I have been a client at OSI since 2011, including a conference-room package for a while, then a…read morefull-service office when I needed one, and now a simple mail-and-phone only package. Here are the pros and cons as I see them: Pros: -Easy/no hassle. A lot of these short-term/flex office programs (and I've probably used a dozen around the world for various small business needs) are a pain in the butt. They have hidden charges, nickel-and-dime you for little things, and are often difficult to join and harder to quit. OSI was very simple to join. Some paperwork was required, but nothing unexpected, and I have successfully used the address as my business address for 5 years without any real problems. -Location. If you're actually in DC, the location is hard to beat. (I now have a permanent office at a "fancier" building on Pennsylvania Avenue, but I still prefer to keep the K Street address and it's not a chore to hop up there once a week or two to grab mail.) -Conference rooms. There are two conference rooms and a dozen or more day offices that are easy to reserve. -Communication. Unlike some of the national/global companies, where you can call up and get a random person answering the phone, this is a small single-floor operation with the same folks running it, so you know who you're talking to. Cons: -Style. I will say that the management has put a lot into making the place nicer and more aesthetically appealing, but it's not a fancy-looking place. This is great for solo lawyers or therapists, but if you have a lot of high-value client contact, you probably won't wow anyone if this is your sole/permanent office. It feels like a doctor's office, not a white shoe law firm (whereas my other building, where I started with virtual only and I now have a full office, "feels" fancier and more impressive). -Lots of clients. This isn't a bad thing, and obviously you want the security of knowing that OSI isn't going to go bankrupt, but when I used to use the conference rooms here, there were some days when everything would be booked up or when it was generally crowded. Some of the clients also had "unexpected" business guests -- I think there were at least a couple of temp agencies with offices there, but then all of their temp workers would come to pick up paychecks, etc., and fill up the shared waiting area. Not sure that this still happens, but it was one of the factors that motivated me to seek a more permanent office in a nicer building. Overall an excellent place to do business and get started. Lots of folks use the space. A surprising number of Supreme Court amicus briefs will have some lawyer or other with "1629 K St NW, Ste 300" as the listed address, and I chuckle every time I see it.

I have been a client of OSI for several years and have no complaints. They provide good service at…read morea reasonable price. I have been a client at Regus, and others whose names escape me at the moment, in DC. They're OK, but overall I get a much better experience and value at OSI. They seem sincerely interested. For example, I talked with the owner as well as the manager when I first called to sign up. That's pretty cool.

I went to Top of the Town for a work event, and it was amazing. You can't beat the views of DC…read more Love the vendors that they partner with, and the staff is always amazing. Sheridan was super helpful not only through the planning process but onsite.

We chose Top of the Town (TotT) as the site for our 40th Wedding Anniversary Party. Our party was…read morefabulous. First, the location is fantastic. The Iwo Jima Memorial is directly opposite the Top of the Town building. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over the Potomac River and have views of all the significant buildings in Washington, DC. The inside is spacious - we had 92 guests seated at ten tables, and there was plenty of space for the dance floor, drinks table, and dessert table. We also took advantage of the outside patio because we had great weather, and after sunset, many of us went outside to watch the full moon rise. Catering was provided by Genesis Delight Catering, a company that has experience serving food at TotT and knows the kitchens. The event staff at the TotT are experienced and friendly and will ensure that your event is the best it can be. We enthusiastically recommend this event space. Sheridan Dalier, the event coordinator at TotT, provided generous assistance before our event when we were in the planning stages. She was friendly, experienced, and very helpful. When we learned we could hire Sheridan to help us during our party to take care of the final set-up, last-minute fixes, and any surprises, we gave an enthusiastic "Yes, please." For example, she ensured the audio-visual system had the correct cord to show our slides. She kept track of the gifts we received. She handled questions and requests from our guests. As the evening's event coordinator, Sheridan's help was important, making a great evening even better! We enthusiastically recommend Sheridan Dalier's services as event coordinator.

I've been working with Basecamp for close to a decade and last year they started nickel and diming…read moreme an extra $20-45 for one day orders... They couldn't explain the calculation and have now lost my business for ever... The greed and they way they treat their amazing staff is unacceptable in our city.... Please DO NOT support this behaviour

Great Service! Friendly peeps and great prices. Locally owned business that has been there for many…read moreyears.

Sir Speedy saved us last night, our firm produced a high profile event yet were missing our podium…read moresign, they were able to take the order and have it ready for us within 1 hour. They are always reliable and we will never go anywhere else.

Sir Speedy went above and beyond in printing six popup banners that I needed for a conference here…read morein Washington. KaMiya went above and beyond in delivering great value on short notice while navigating the difficult process of arranging delivery to a secure government facility. Some of the people at the other shops that we approached were a bit short, but KaMiya was helpful and cheerful every step of the way. I would give six stars if I could.

Incredible incredible turnaround and service! I cannot thank Wuba enough for the support throughout…read morethe day through Facetime and text as I struggled with the dimensions and access of the file she even stayed overtime and folded 300 brochures in no time so I could get them same-day. Not to mention the end-result rendered beautifully, she could even help me print full-bleed at no extra charge - Staples or FedEx could never. Please support this shop and the lovely people there!

If I coud give these guys 10/5 stars, I would. Hotel lost my poster for a conference. I sent…read moreeDiscovery a text at 7:30AM. Called me almost right away and the poster was completed before I even made it over to the building at 8:30AM. If you are ever in a jam, eDiscovery should be your first call.