My boyfriend and I have heard about these special work spaces that's available to the public. This…read morewas the only place and space that was available on the weekend, so we booked it for a day to see what it'd be like. The hostess was very friendly and explained how the work spaces work and the company. The space was spacious, comfortable, and luxurious! There were Mac's available in case you want to work along side someone else that was using a Mac. In addition, refreshments are served. We spent about 2-3 hours at REV and felt we accomplished a lot and were very productive. REV is a good place to check out if you're looking for quiet time on your work.

From the owner: At REV, we're out to challenge the norm, enabling a new way of working for the modern, independent…read moreworker - inside or outside of a company - by redefining how people collaborate in our space and by creating a new breed of intelligent, intuitive collaborative technologies. To all of the risk-takers, change-makers, leaders, visionaries, troublemakers & "crazy ones," we're one of you. We've created a space where you can do some of your best work.

This is a coworking space that seems a little abandoned. When I visited, I could imagine this place…read morein all its glory a few years ago but now, after the birth of places like WeWork, it's died down a little bit. The furniture seems a bit old and run-down and there are a lot of empty desks. I used the co-working app Croissant to work here and I believe I was one of two people from Croissant who worked that day so it doesn't get very busy. It's in a good location in SoHo and above the HQ of the app Foursquare. They have spa water, coffee, and snacks.

I love this coworking space! They have an amazing view, an ice cream cart, candies, and the most…read morecomfortable couch in the world (the one in the back!). Each meeting room has a different decoration, and there is one you can only access by a wardrobe !

WorkSocial helped tremendously with putting food on an empty table. Through their kindness and…read moresocial assistance I was able to get weekly deliveries from Imperfect Foods. Natasha was paramount in making sure I got the nutrition I needed. As a childless widower who lives alone , on disability I dreaded the end of the month since I had no money left food. And going to bed on an empty stomach for what seemed like days, I was genuinely touched by the compassion I was given. Especially since due to my morbid obesity I was seen more as an oddity by people. Adults and children alike. So thank you Natasha and WorkSocial. God bless you all Richard Rivera

I've been a WorkSocialer for about 3 months now. When I first met WITH Natasha, she asked what the…read moreother co-sharing spaces I had visited were offering me, and took the time to get to know me and my needs as a solopreneur. I felt heard, respected, taken care of. That feeling hasn't stopped since I decided to join WorkSocial in December 2019: from the massages on Fridays, to the healthy food, to the inclusivity, to the clean work spaces, to the networking opportunities...WorkSocial feels more like my new family more than anything else. Thank you Natasha and my WorkSocial Family.

One of the best Breather spaces in the city - rent the private space at an hourly rate for…read moremeetings, interviews, yoga, work, or to get some peace of mind. There are a number of other Breather locations across the city, as well (get the app or check out the website). I've been told that using EKZW8G gets you your first hour free. Highly recommended new concept for the city!

Really nice folks here. I checked in on the croissant app. I find that they're incredibly friendly…read moreand hospitable. They don't have as many amenities as their FiDi counterpart, but they have everything I really need. The place is really nicely designed and well lit. Added to my list of go to workspaces!

In my search for good co-working spaces in different parts of the city... Primary is a first-time…read morevisit for me, conveniently located near Penn Station and walking distance to Hudson yards. The co-working space is split between 3 floors, with the largest area in the basement. And the staff is very friendly and nice here. I really wanted to love the space because they were so nice here. But I'm quite not accustomed to working in the basement. Still, just because it's not my cup of tea doesn't mean it's not someone else's! Noise level: Medium How busy is the space (0-5, 5 being completely packed): 3 Phone booth: Yes Comfort level (0-5, 5 being super kush): 3. table areas and couches available. Photo ID at checkin downstairs (bring your ID): Yes