I had a meeting for 3 hours and was panicking on where I could be for that long. Fortunately, I…read moresearched on Yelp and found Surge. Surge is a cute shared office space with different desks, chairs and sceneries. They also have a designated parking lot so you don't have to park on the street. In addition, they have free wifi, unlimited coffee and tea, and private meeting rooms if necessary. The community manager, Kailey was very sweet and even helped me out by answering my last minute call for availability. They also offer discounts too

Great place to work, study, or get things done outside of the home. This wonderful place became…read morelike my second home. They have a fully stocked kitchen and cute cafe area to hang out. Everyone is very friendly. It really is a community! I would highly recommend South Tacoma Surge!

Excellent wedding venue. Helpful staff. Britney, Arthur, and Claudia made sure the set up fit our…read moreneeds. This set up allowed for great memories . We had a beautiful ceremony and reception downstairs. The party continued upstairs in the art room. We had great views and access to the balcony. Atmosphere is lively.. great space for friends, family, kids to enjoy themselves. The brides/bridesmaids room was a perfect spot for the girls to hang, just wish there was a door or atleast a curtain for more privacy. Cons: parking is difficult but people made i, not handicap accessible, no access to a kitchen (although we did have 2 bars with sinks)

Great place for beautiful office spaces. The staff is amazing especially Darrin he always goes…read moreabove and beyond for you.

Initially, I came to SURGE to get away from my wife's cats. After the fifteenth time they ran…read moreacross my keyboard, and messed up a piece of content I was working on, I knew it was time for my own space. Coffee shops were an option, but I got tired of drinking a gallon of coffee every day and I didn't like leaving my laptop unattended when I had to use the bathroom (it was so much coffee). I saw an ad for SURGE and called them up for a tour. The community manager showed me around, and I signed up right away. For the price, the amenities you get at SURGE are the best deal in Tacoma. My business, Cascade Digital Marketing, has grown dramatically since I joined in February 2016, a large part of that due to the professional atmosphere, the location, and the support at SURGE. I recommend SURGE to anyone who wants to take their business to the next level.

SURGEtacoma is a great place to rent office space in a Co-working environment with your own desk,…read moreNot to mention the best price in the area. I would have never been able to have the amenities starting out on my own like is; kitchen, printer workstation, 3 conference rooms and roof top work space with a 360 view.

Review is for the outside only, located on Joint Base Lewis- McChord in Washington…read more This is a conference facility and a rental venue for events. While visiting the base a few months ago, we spent some time at the lake area. The weather was perfect, no humidity, very clean air! They outside is well taken care of, tables and benches and trails that lead to the lake. I'm hoping to spend more time at the lake next year. Its absolutely beautiful place to visit.

"Conference Center" might be kind of misleading, as it implies a boring place where grown-ups go to…read morehave endless talks about business. But this place is more like a building full of ballrooms for your special occasions. I attended a military dining in that was hosted here, and coincidentally I came across a birthday party in a nearby room with some old friends at the same time. I guess this really is the place to go for your important events! I don't even know how to make a reservation for a room in a place like this, but I do know that I had a good time here. The ballrooms don't look like they're taken from medieval European architecture, but this is a military base, not Cinderella's Castle. There are civilians working here late into the night to take care of your food and alcohol needs, which is nice. The next time I go to another dining in, it'll probably be here again, so I already can't wait!

Such a great little venue Fun to look at all the old cars…read moreGreat service Great food Great location

What kind of place trys to kick out everyone in the middle of a cel of life. Turns out the lights…read moreand unplugged the band equipment. Right in the middle of things. I don't recommend this place to no one...how unprofessional can you get. No one was doing anything wrong. No one was getting out of hand. What was suppose to be a cel of life turned into a mess. Way to go fabolous 50s way to go

The property manager got out of his car and threatened me when I told him to stop talking to me and…read moremy dog! He was super aggressive and would not take no for an answer! Spoke to my wife and the police about this! Do not recommend.

The only downside, the kitchen outlets weren't all working, other than that... privacy and spacious…read moreparking

The parking is an absolute cluster. Don't drive anything bigger than a Corolla in there or you'll…read morehave issues. Once inside, after 20 minutes of nonsense, you'll see it's like a corn maze. Easy to get turned around. Despite these issues I've certainly been to worse spots. The staff were actually quite friendly which made up for some of the architectural and design flaws. Leave 30 minutes early if you want to be on time and beware people speeding.

Came here to show support for a friend's daughter competing in a state competition in gymnastics…read more What a great convention center. lol, huge large spaces for a large event. Loads of parking in nearby surrounding buildings. I parked at the Marriot parking lot next door. Walking into the convention center it was easy to navigate the main entrance. Escalators next to stairs allow different ways to get from one floor to the next. And of course there's an elevator. If you have to attend a big event and it's here, don't worry, just go! I say this as a person who has anxiety in large crowds. Happy yelping. SYOY.

Once again amazing events continue to be held at Edison Square. Since my last review I have gone to…read morea couple drag shows here and just last night we went with fairly short notice for a tribute presentation and show to film director David Lynch. David Lynch the Pacific Northwest... especially Washington State has a real attachment to David Lynch mainly because of the TV show Twin Peaks. This show wasn't to just honor his work with that show but for all of his films like Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, Eraserhead and more. There was a jazz band that started out followed by dancer, a atmospheric electro music performer and more each with their own musical styles. The presentation concluded with a singer who sang Julee Cruise's "Falling" the song that is the intro song to Twin Peaks (although it's instrumental). They had mixed drinks named Agent Cooper and you could even get a slice of cherry pie with damned good coffee!

Nice venue the sound isn't too bad, venue is roomy and dose have a bad and services food.read more