Poor James Forrestal, he didn't quite have the Midas touch -- the last cabinet level Secretary of…read morethe Navy and then the nation's first Secretary of Defence (who died mysteriously by suicide in 1949 after being asked to resign by Harry Truman.) A favorite of President Roosevelt, Forrestal and Truman hated each other. And as harsh karma goes, you may just want to skip the almost sinking of the supercarrier, USS Forrestal in 1967 by exploding missles from their own aircraft on the flight deck that sadly killed 134 sailors. All insult and injury as he is now the namesake of one of the most criminally underutilized retail/business developments I've seen. Anchored by the Westin Hotel and Conference Center, Forrestal Village is a mixed use retail/office pedestrian ghost town of Chernobyl proportions. No advertising and scant promotion for any tenant of note has created a zombie mall where no store or restaurant sticks around for more than six months. If you see an actual person here, they're probably lost. Hell, I have lived within walking distance for more than two decades and without the occasional foray into the Westin for dinner, I would have absolutely no awareness of it's existence. If you're in the area, try the hot new club Liquidation and it's companion restaurant, Everything Must Go. Forrestal Village is truly the go-to shopping and entertainment destination for discerning adults who value their privacy. The complex also houses a satellite campus of Princeton University (Forrestal graduated in 1915) and research facilities for the Department of Energy but given the abandoned nature of the shopping facilities, poor James Forrestal probably deserved better but certainly lived by Ray Charles' lyrical code... "If I didn't have bad luck, I'd have no luck at all." Two stars

Not sure what to make of this place. It does not seem like much is going on here. I guess its…read moremostly office space. I have come here to use the food court and grab a coffee at the cafe in the gym. Occasionally I am nearby for work related seminars and this is the closest place for me.

Like the first review, I wish it wasn't so pricey. Daily price is definitely too high. Monthly is a…read morebit high for me as well, but it isn't crazy and they are accommodating. Trish, the manager there and any other help while I was there, were really nice. There being nothing else nearby also is a big positive for Tigerlabs - because they could have phoned it in with lack of competition, but didn't. I think from searching before, the closest coworking spots would be in Philly or one or two around Rutgers. Though the latter ones haven't been close to Tigerlabs in offerings. Offerings like plenty of open space, desks, 3 conference rooms, a ping pong table, those hover board things :P, quiet/noise proof spaces, small lockers. Also a fridge and [basic] kitchen amenities like kitchenware, coffee, Sodastream, and tables to eat at.

I come here for the Startup Grind meetups frequently, always love coming here as it's a wonderful…read morevenue.

The space is beautiful, modern, and efficient. COVID protections are thorough, and the amenities…read moreare lovely. This was a really cool workspace. It had different rooms and areas for teams to meet and for you to work individually. The amenities here are great. I also loved how clean everything was for the couple of months I worked here. All in all, this was a fantastic experience and would go back there again to work

From the owner: The Orchard comes with all the usual advantages of a co-working space, plus a great location,…read moreplenty of meeting and common space and the community of other members are great. Great gym and yoga studio included. The building has a Caffe and they are getting pickleball soon!

At Intelligent Office Princeton they really roll out the red carpet for their customers. They are…read morecustomer centric, flexible and really knowledgeable in various areas of business operation. My company had the opportunity to gradually build on services as our business grew. We started organically with a mail box for $59.00 per month and within two months needed to use both their conference rooms and answering service. They put together for me a customized package that not only help me balance work/life but proved to be extremely valuable to our IT company.

From the owner: 300 Carnegie Center was completed in 2013. In 2015 it was awarded LEED Silver Core and Shell…read morecertification from the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings.

Very nice very reasonable very friendly staff. They do have a mentally challenged effort and one…read moreshd know that. The internal offices are holes in the wall with no windows. So avoid those. But at its price in the location its a winner

Incredible service, bespoke, and fair. Have been working with Studio Park for a number of years,…read moreand they have yet to disappoint. Thank you for your years of dedicated service.

I just left a networking event at this building last week and wow, I was blown away by the quality…read moreof creative tenants and overall beauty of this old historic building

I love this place and can't believe I didn't start coming here sooner. I'm pretty picky about my…read moreworkspace, and EnMasse is perfect for me; I can move desks throughout the day, take my calls in a private phone booth, drink tea in the "living room", and walk over to Artist Baker for breakfast and lunch. I also love that they have standing desks and second monitors, which was a big plus for me. Vickyshin, one of the Community Managers, is incredibly hospitable and makes you feel so welcome. She takes amazing care of the space, so that not only is it very COVID safe, but it's also stocked with snacks, and that you have everything you need. Highly recommended :)

The best place to get work done. The design of the space is out of a magazine. Every day there's…read moreice water infused with fresh fruit... and coffee, tea, snacks all included with use of the space. 10 out of 10 would recommend! And the parking garage is right next to the building which is super convenient. + Walking distance to the best restaurants in Morristown

Had a great time visiting Bellworks to check out the Pokémon show. Wow, I've never seen so many…read morepeople at Bellworks for an event. What a cool show. So many cards and accessories. i can't wait for the next one. Normally I visit Bellworks to enjoy a nice meal, buy some coffee and coffee beans at Booskerdoo or get a hair cut at Salon Concrete.

Gotta love visiting lumon in public. Kier was not there sadly. Though the library and the coffee…read moreshop was good. Wanted to play the piano but they were filming something at the time.

Princeton Shopping Center is a sprawling outdoor pedestrian mall in an otherwise quiet residential…read moreneighborhood featuring a potpourri of unique upscale shops, interesting restaurants and cut-above chain eateries. The trouble is that I never think of it, especially in the winter when I would rather not be strolling their retail promenade in an icy gale. Too bad, because there's a lot to like here. Somewhere, Jeff Bezos must be laughing uncontrollably as he twists his imaginary handlebar mustache with diabolic glee. As for myself, I'm just going to hit enter to complete my order and grab some hot chocolate.

This shopping center has some great stores but the potholes are a HUGE issue... see what I did…read morethere!? Bring your all-terrain tires to find a spot to park in this complex or the potholes might swallow your car. If you want to kill 2 birds with one stone go to mccaffreys and buy lettuce, tomatoe, oil, and vinegar, throw it in your back seat, run over some potholes and viola- you've got yourself a tossed salad. My "old person" Subaru has a kick-butt suspension system (I know because I'm able to go over a speed bump at 30 mph without feeling a thing) but I don't dare attempt to fall into one of the craters at this shopping center; the potholes here are continuing to evolve into bottomless craters that want to destroy your car. Don't let this happen! Practice weaving at home before you come into this shopping center; put valuable items around your car to practice. If you haven't killed any of your favorite items then you're ready for level 10, The Princeton Shopping Center.