Rented space with smart space for over 6 months and I'll tell you what they are on point with…read moreeverything starting with staff ending with what they offer with when you rent out the space!! Would definitely recommend it!! And planning to rent again in the near time future!

The service I received here went above and beyond for my first coworking experience! I reached out…read moresimply because I needed a professional space I could do a Zoom call right after work. I sent my inquiry at night and first thing in the morning I had a response. The pricing is pretty fair but what sold me the most was the service received by Carolina. I dropped in the day before the call to check out the space and she gave me a tour of the beautiful space. There are all of the amenities you could need from coffee and wifi to a private space for a call and varying sized conference rooms. Carolina even changed my reservation to a room that was a better fit for my needs after explaining the call to her and didn't charge me the extra. I arrived early the day of my reservation and just planned on hanging out in the lobby area but was able to access the room early free of charge. I even noticed the small details like 3 different microwaves to accommodate for kosher and non kosher diets. I would go back again if ever there is a need!

I've been coworking here for the past few months and have had a wonderful experience! I'm on their…read moremost lightweight plan (floating desk, $500/mo), which has worked well for our team of 2. The WiFi has been reliable and they have a lot of conference rooms to hold meetings. I look forward to their continental breakfast every morning (croissants, bagels, overnight oats, hard boiled eggs), and their afternoon snacks (pumpkin pie, brownies, etc). The interior is spacious and decorated with a lush array of plants, which helps get the creative juices flowing. Unlimited coffee and tea is also a great perk. Lots of food options nearby too. They have co-ed bathrooms which was a little strange at first but you quickly get used to it.

Let me say, its a beautiful space, however, huge huge AVOID…read more Whoever their front desk person is, well, she is probably the worst person ive experienced in a long time. It seems like everyone at Brass Factory feels the same. I have never met a more unprofessional, rude, and strange person in my life. Im not going to be moving forward with my membership. I would never bring a client or investor here, because this person is so unbelievably unprofessional. She is terrible, truly truly terrible, and is rude to pretty much everyone, she has yelled at other members and more than one person who has done a tour has withdrawn their membership because of her terrible behavior.

This place is the best coworking space ever! They were so kind and considerate to offer me an open…read morecoworking spot to use very last minute! The place is also super clean and the staff is just wonderful. I'm definitely coming back! U guys rock!

I love this place. I started doing day passes and finally booked for my own space. Lovely people,…read moregreat coffee, quiet, great location. I get so much work done and I really like the separation of WFH.

I've been to this location plenty of times for facial and hair appointments. I must sat entering…read morethe venue takes patience. You either have to press the button on the intercom or wait until someone us exiting the building. There are a few restrooms on the ground floor, however, you need to know the pass code in order to ultize them. I knew the code initially, however, it recently changed and I'm unaware of the new code. The building is kept clean and there are so many suites in total. It's imperative to know ahead of time which specific suite you are going to because you can easily get lost. There's usually no one around to ask for assistance to location your desired suite.

Hysterical to say that what I both witnessed during the event with my own eyes & have recorded…read moreevidence of is something "you can confirm did not happen." Edit: Added screenshots from said video-- one person entering with a bike & backpack while vows were being read & another office person accessing their space later in the party. I wasn't near my phone for the other few, but I resent the implication I would in any way lie. Given the mentioned "investigation" I'll refrain from posting other clear identifying photos of their employee. This is exactly the same kind of uncaring, condescending response I received initially & in line with my experience. & As with so much misleading information in this process, implying that we are liars or misinformed is easier than showing any empathy or accountability. Again, my only hope is that someone else can learn from what is being demonstrated here. I'll see myself out!

My favorite spot to get random things and to eat in the brooklyn area. There are tons of shops…read moreinside this plaza, and it is super spacious with lots of seating area. Shops include microcenter, racked, bed bath and beyond, world market, face values and buy buy baby. There is also a few eateries (dessert and pastry shop, coffee shop, and a mini dine in restaurant. They also have live cooking lessons on certain days. There is a free parking area with tons of spots. It is also 2 blocks from japan village.

For what it's worth, with the small selection of stores, Liberty View is decent. I found a pair of…read morejeggings for only $20 in Saks Off 5th along with a great selection of designer eyeglasses that can be taken to an optometrist and outfitted with your prescription. I will say the majority of the shoes looked "pre-loved" and the bags were outrageously priced for an outlet. The Harmon face values store was really nice, not too crowded and lots of good deals. We saw a restaurant had happy hour and the ice cream stand had Blue Marble milk shakes, and ice cream. Restrooms were spacious and modern as was the rest of the building. I was entertained by the big Captain America Statue in the lobby. Brooklyn's fictional hometown hero

Really great place to work! I used to be a member of WeWork and like this a lot more…read more The snacks are great and so is the staff and the community!

I had the pleasure of working out of the Industrious Brooklyn office for a week while traveling for…read morework. First, I'll just go ahead and say that Gina, the Community Manager, is wonderful. She loves her members and her members love her. You can tell that the entire community, while a lot of them work for many different companies, feel like they are a part of a bigger team. The highlights from Industrious (similar to some of the other locations I've seen) were certainly the community, hospitality, and design. There was breakfast from a local boutique bakery, locally roasted coffee, fruit water, and afternoon snacks every day. And it was all included! It was so nice to be able to just work out of the space and have access to everything I needed. I felt like I was in a premium hotel. Not to mention a ROOFTOP deck in New York? Who am I, Beyonce?! Speaking of the rooftop, lucky for me I was there for one of their events to kick off their Wellness Month. The event was Oysters & Rose on Friday afternoon (see pictures) - holy buckets this was AMAZING. The freshest oysters I've ever tasted, rose, cheese plates, charcuterie boards, desserts, chair massages, colorpuncture, and more! So many people came out and I got a chance to chat with a ton of people who had such wonderful things to say. Everyone was super friendly, energetic and really seemed happy to go to work, which is not something you see very often! Miss you already BK!

Loved being a member of Work Heights! Nice spaces, pleasant co-members, and flexible plans. So nice…read moreto have a space of one's own to get work done!

From the owner: We make it easy to find your focus. Imagine no distractions, no interruptions, and the perfect…read moreenvironment to switch on your flow-state, every time you walk through our doors. What becomes possible when you can do your best work in our spaces which are designed for that purpose?

I'm sitting here for one afternoon using a DeskPass booking. Despite Brooklyn Commons's "safe space…read morepledge" on DeskPass, of the 2 dozen people I've seen pass through or hold conversations in the common space, only 4 wore masks over the mouths and noses. Many folks in the offices that open into the common space leave their doors open and have had loud phone conversations for most of the hour I've been here, their doors open, without masks on, making the common space pretty noisy and non-masked. Not a safe space. Not a quiet, work-friendly space.

This was my first time at the space and I went for a Thirsty Thursday's networking event. Mac Shack…read morewas featured as well as delicious vegan food from Anyie's shop. I went alone because I'm awesome like that! I also met some amazing folks from Eat2Eat, who are new to the space. I received a personal tour and this space was airy and artsy. Office spaces can be super pricey in Brooklyn and I love the idea of communal office spaces. They have a spacious and beautiful kitchen. There are high tech conference rooms and offices of all sizes. It was a pleasure walking through the space and it also had some prime spots of snap chatting and selfies! Ha! I actually live closer to the Flatbush location and I have yet to check it out. But I would like to if they have an upcoming event. There's a staircase and also elevators in here. There's no fancy entrance, just a warm welcoming face at reception. And that's all right with me. Be creative. Be productive. Be-lieve in communal work spaces and book a tour.