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!

After searching multiple places close by; Ave Z, ocean Ave etc. OOTB was a clear winner; manager is…read morevery responsive and space is clean. It's simple but it's the simple things that counts.

I took a look at this place because I didn't want to handle my inside sales work from my bedroom…read moreanymore. Its brand new and it's awesome. My office space is perfect and just big enough for what I need, but they've got large spaces and single desks also. The Internet is fast, the space is confortable, the conference room is amazing, and the location is awesome. There's nothing like it in the area, plus it's right on the bay near awesome restaurants. Other places in Brooklyn and even the turnkey places in the city have kind of a hipster vibe, but here it's more of a professional/executive vibe that I don't mind visiting clients in (the whole point of moving out of working from the apartment). And at least when I came in the price that I got is really reasonable

I used Park Slope Desk for a quiet place to study and work for a few months. It was the perfect…read moreplace to do so. Numerous amenities and had everything I needed to get my goals accomplished. Also extremely quiet and comfortable

Park Slope Desk is such a wonderful workspace--a true asset to the community! It's silent, clean,…read morebright, and spacious. Cosmo, the owner, is really friendly and professional; he knows members by name, and it's clear that he has carefully arranged the space to provide a variety of desk options (some face windows, some are in cubicles, others face walls) that will satisfy all manner of focus preferences. The space is secure, with a door that requires an app for entry and automatically locks behind you. I really appreciate the free printing, and free coffee :)

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

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.

Visited this past Saturday afternoon with my husband. We were partially visiting as Severance fans,…read morebut also have followed Bell Works for a long time and finally took the jump. After an hour long drive, we felt a little overwhelmed and underwhelmed all at once. The architecture is stunning, which felt expected to us. Would have loved even as small as a plaque acknowledging the history of the building and its importance in scientific discovery. What was less expected was that the shops were scarcely open, the food court only had a pizza place, and with how much security was there you'd think there were several threats in the building. Around 3pm they start cleaning up the common areas, kicking families and children out of the space to move their furniture. The sunken conversation space in the entrance is blocked off in two of the four directions. They also have an extensive list of rules that are listed around the building, but nothing about their shifts of furniture, etc. It gave "here's what we expect of you, but expect nothing of us". We chalked it up to the fact that we must have come on an "off" day with no markets or otherwise, but I do believe this building, similarly to many of these metroburb style spaces would benefit from more mandatory open hours of certain amenities at certain times. Unless you want a coffee, a pizza, have a dog or a small child and live within 20 minutes, it is a stunning space but not sure I'd travel to see it unless you research ahead of time the hours of the individual businesses you would be interested in. Seems more catered to locals and to corporate offices M-F.

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.

Great space to get focused and crack out some work. Nice views of the lake and things to do when…read moreyou need those 10-15 min breaks. Also best price out of all the Jersey coworking spots and well worth it. They have flexible plans unlike the others spots trying to lock you in. Great space & cool people. Well done.

From the owner: Cowerks rents private offices, communal desk space, as well as conference rooms to start ups,…read morefreelancers, and other entrepreneurs looking to build upon their resources, and grow in their industry through interacting and collaboration with like minded creatives. Our common area space includes a workstation or desk, WiFi, printing, and fax services available by the day, week, or month. There are never any leases or long term obligations. Located on the third floor of the Lakehouse Building in Asbury Park, Cowerks also offers a 1600 square ft facility, available to rent out on nights, weekends, and other off peak hours. It includes access to the common area space, kitchenette, and 12'x14' conference room. Guests can enjoy the sights and sounds of Wesley Lake and Ocean Grove from our 340 square foot balcony. The space is perfect for art shows, corporate seminars, parties, and other intimate gatherings.