MOB here. Our daughter and SIL recently had their wedding at this venue - outstanding. The…read moremansion was a great get-ready space for the bride and her party. There are several rooms in the mansion for great photo ops. The photographers loved the spaces. Ceremony space on the grass was gorgeous. The Misselwood-supplied Day-of Coordinator (Tara) was awesome. She made sure everyone knew where to be and that all the vendors had a point person for the day. The reception tent was perfect for our group of 125. It was a nice fall day so we were able to be out on the patio for cocktails. Just spectacular.

Attended a wedding here and the location, staff, and amenities were superb…read more Picturesque Beverly water views made for great photos. The air conditioning option in the large reception tent is key for summer events - but the cool coastal breezes kept everyone comfy. My favorite thing? Multiple spots to chat, take a break, and relax away from the party...but still feeling like you're in it. So so pretty!

Launch Salem at 88 Lafayette is the best coworking space in the city & maybe the North Shore! Barry…read moreis very responsive and knows what works. The location is centrally located. UPS store around the corner, and post office 2 minute walk. My space is clean and quiet. I've had several spaces over the years and Launch Salem is far and away the best!!

Very efficient and helpful for our needs. They also have some good co- working spaces in an…read moreexcellent location.

I've had a private office here for a few months, clean space with great energy. Our team has…read moremeetings in conference room often.

Pros: convenient to central square, cool ambiance, nice staff, available by the day for just $30,…read moregood light. lots of space, coffee and tea available, nice private meeting rooms are also available at $100/hr. Cons: REALLY loud. They have music playing (not blasting, but still....), and a lot of conversing going on (which oddly seems to be among the staff and management--they do know people here are trying to work, right?).

Having become familiar with cowkorking spaces in Philadelphia like the very awesome Indy Hall, I…read morethink I became too comfortable in what I imagined a space to be. I wanted to work from a space in Boston a few months ago, and gave Workbar's new-ish Cambridge location a try. But whereas Indy Hall is an inspirational, creative space full of amazing people who make you feel at home in their community, Workbar is much less so. In fact from what I can remember, only one person one their staff spoke with me during my entire week there, and almost reluctantly so. It was a huge shock coming form a city where most people in the coworking space try very hard to make others feel included and supported. Quite honestly, Workbar feels less like a coworking space and more like a real, regular working space The downstairs area, where I spent most of my time, tries to be a hip cafe, with long communal tables and music playing. This does not, however, appear to translate into the kinds of transient conversations between strangers you might find in an actual cafe. Meanwhile, the upstairs feels like a cubical farm without any cubicles, with long work tables full of people quietly tapping away and conference rooms lining the outer walls. It actually felt uncomfortable to walk through, like I was invading an actual company's prviate space. It was uninviting and a little unnerving. Maybe spaces like this in Boston are meant for Very Serious Startup Workers funded by Large, Important Venture Funds. If that's the case and that's the environment you're looking for, then by all means, give Workbar a try. But if you're not into the sterile, quietcore worker scene and go to coworking spaces to interact with other people, you might just want to work from a cafe instead.

We're a small collective that shares stories from freelance and contract workers who've been…read moretreated unfairly. This is one of those stories. A contractor was hired by this company to build a fully functional website on a rushed timeline. They were told they were the only person working on the project, and that the urgency was due to the company's former developer being in a legal dispute and planning to take down the live site by June 1st, 2025. The contractor dropped everything to help and finished the site two weeks before the deadline. Over the course of several weeks, the contractor even went to their office multiple times for meetings with the owner's son and other team members, working in good faith to move the project forward.After the work was done, it came to light that two or three other people were also working on the same site, despite the company claiming otherwise from the start. When the contractor followed up for payment, the owner's son who was the main point of contact allegedly said "My boy could do it for less than $1,000, so our initial agreement on price is gonna be a lot less now." He also added he was going on vacation in 15 days and "didn't have time to deal with it." All this while wearing an expensive Rolex. The contractor was told, "Send me the invoice I'll pay you for your time." The invoice was sent immediately, and the son followed up once more saying, "I'll get back to you." After that, he went completely silent no reply, no payment. The contractor was left dismissed and disrespected. The stress and anxiety from this on top of an existing heart condition led to serious mental and physical strain. Legal steps have since been taken. This post is meant to warn others if you're a freelancer, contractor, or subcontractor, be cautious. Get everything in writing, and don't ignore red flags. No one should be pressured, misled, ghosted, or lowballed after showing up, putting in the time, and delivering their end of the deal.

JGriffin is by far the best HVAC we have had!! They are thorough - pleasant and explain exactly…read morewhat needs to be fixed or what they are doing! No pressure!! Thank you for all the help!!! A job well done and Office customer service is great to work with!!

Front door to 400 still unlocked 24/7. Guess "management" doesn't even know about this. Beware!read more

I have been a executive suite with Cummings for five years. Very please, great offices and most…read moreimportantly great staff. The staff is super friendly and helpful. I high recommend Cummings executive suites.

Excellent service! Arrives at time stated, staff is friendly…read moreand courteous. Quality of work is excellent.

Magnifico Plumbing and Heating are excellent plumbers. They were prompt, professional, and…read morecourteous. So, what's the problem? If you are in the top 1% of wage earners in the country, then these guys are right for you. They were at my house for 50 minutes, replaced a faucet stem valve and a bathtub drain plug for $600.00 dollars'. (Cost of parts on Amazon are on the top side $50.00.) Now, let me be fair. I never asked for his hourly rate. That's on me, not the owners of Magnifico. I'm stupid, don't you be.

We had a huge project that involved an aged retaining wall that needed to be replaced. It also…read moreincluded a privacy fence that was later purchased at Home Depot. The professional team at Linden Masonry helped us with selection of retaining wall brick and supplies needed to complete the project. All our calls and requests were handled in record time and with ease. If we have another project that requires their selection, we will not hesitate to make additional purchases. They are polite, answer questions and helpful when you require specific information about your project. The finished project was beyond our expectations. It was completed May 2022.

This place has the nicest and most helpful workers. I needed to finish a job that a contractor left…read moreunfinished and these guys were so helpful in every way possible. Their prices are fair and they are all such hard workers. Highly suggest!