I'm kind of obsessed with this office building and thought I'd share it with my fellow yelpers…read more This is seriously the wackiest office building I've ever been in. See all my photos to witness it's retro charms. My first visit I took the stairs up to the 4th floor...y'know being all healthy and stuff. But I'll never try that again. I fell twice. Why? because the treads are not standard rises, so just when you think you've got the height down it changes. AND when you get up to 4 there's what looks like the cover to a pickup truck bed blocking access to the roof. Also, I love the terrazzo floors! So to review, I did a little digging...while there is an Anytime Fitness in the retail space on the first floor, the pre-K home of Barto Appliances btw, at one point it was a florist which says established in the 1930s. Evidently Mrs. Bottinelli opened her florist shop in the middle of the cities of the dead to get the last minute funeral/grave business. I thought the building was on the corner of North Anthony but on this side of Canal it's actually called Bottinelli Place and what a strange assortment of businesses are located here: 1 double shotgun (early 20th century vintage), a building that has turned turrets that looks like a church, and an assortment of other buildings that could be anything from more offices, to residences, to I don't know what. Seriously take a drive by and see what I'm talking about.

Check out the history of this building and Bottinelli Place here:…read more https://www.theadvocate.com/gambit/new_orleans/news/blake_pontchartrain/article_4e0fcd11-d593-5eb8-aca7-325145a7b7cb.html

Went in for a tour of the space, Daniel is very helpful and thorough with details on the booking…read moreprocess. Very spacious beautiful space! 10/10

Gorgeous new co-working space in midcity! I stopped in for…read morean art show but was really impressed by the shared kitchen and conference rooms available to the users. There also seemed to be good private offices with numerical locks and a beautiful outdoor space for when it's no longer surface of the sun hot. Bike parking out front and maybe 2 guest spots. Otherwise street parking.

I came to the shop coworking space for an event that was hosted here after hours, so this review is…read morebased on the space and not as a place I've co-worked. First of all, the space is gorgeous and has a lovely open space set up! The are booths if you prefer that seating to others, there are large wooden tables if you need lots of surface space, and there's also a long bench with small tables if that's what you need. I love the versatility. The windows are so large and there's such a great view of the city. Andddd there's a Black coffee shop, Mr. Wolf, downstairs! The downside is that you have to pay for parking. But there's a parking lot and metered parking all around.

Great place for meetings downtown. I attend monthly work meetings here and like that (paid)…read moreparking is easy available across the street and they have a variety of areas to conduct business from private rooms for one on one meetings to conference areas for small groups.

There isn't really a good category to describe what The Icehouse actually is, which is a coworking…read morespace or communal office space in Mid-City. It's a really cool warehouse space that's been recently renovated. As the website says, the "entrepreneurial environment houses designers, media artists, entertainment companies, startups, and social innovators. You benefit from an environment of creativity, social/economic engagement and business development." They often host events, which I've attended in the past. I've been there the last few days helping with an upcoming fundraiser for The Urban Conservancy that's happening there, and this afternoon I found myself wishing I could afford to rent a desk there. It's really, really a cool space, with a great vibe. Everyone I've met who works there is inspiring. There are definitely worse places to be.

From the owner: Office space is available in the Icehouse, a 12,000 square-foot, newly renovated warehouse and…read morefully-charged entrepreneurial environment housing designers, media artists, entertainment companies, startups, and social innovators. You benefit from an environment of creativity, social/economic engagement and business development. It was originally constructed in the 1920s as an icehouse, thus the name, and features a 30-foot ceiling with nine large skylights, which flood the space with natural sunlight.

Was surprised that Launch Pad didn't have a Yelp listing, and found it necessary to add one because…read moreI keep trying to check in there... Launch Pad is hard to categorize, because it's much more than an event venue--it's a coworking space, the headquarters of a growing collection of startups, and a community of entrepreneurs working to make New Orleans a better place. If you're a freelance consultant, small business owner, or someone who works from home, Launch Pad is an excellent option for a more professional workspace; you can have meetings with clients in an actual conference room, rather than at a coffee shop or in your living room. (It does make a difference, by the way. My business has grown significantly since I became a member of Launch Pad, thanks to referrals from other LP members and also to the professional work environment and resources available via LP's network of entrepreneurs.) Membership rates are reasonable, and more than worth the investment if you're looking for an opportunity to help your business grow. You don't have to sign a 5-year commercial lease, because memberships are month-to-month. Come check it out for a day, for free, and see what you think.

Awesome co-working spot. $20 day pass is an excellent chance to work without it impacting your…read morebudget. Really thankful for the person who added their Yelp review because I may not have found them. Spent two days working here while in from NY this week. Folks were nice. Space was pleasant and exactly what you needed- awesome Mojo coffee, open space and tables, different seating options and a phone booths too. Respectful Co-working folks in the space. Visiting town the fact that Mother's Restaurant is right across the street is epic - for breakfast, lunch or dinner that is fast and delicious. Also really easily walkable to all warehouse and CBD hotels. Not too far off the quarter either. Will definitely be back if I need to work in town again. Thanks cool peeps!

Wow! First time using the workspace at Propeller and it was amazing. Arrived and used the parking…read morelot in the back, greeted by the receptionist and registered for day use, received a full property tour by friendly staff and booked a chat room for daily work and meetings. There are also 2 large phone booths for rent as well. Free workspace is every other Tuesday - date rate is $20. The renovation is great and I love the kitchen area - includes hot beverages, filtered water and snacks - yes snacks are provided, such a nice touch. Great place to meet other entrepreneurs and community network. I will definitely be back again soon.

DO NOT HAVE YOUR EVENT HERE! I'm not even sure where to begin...i have been here to this event hall…read moretwice before for different events. At those times, visually inside and out the place was nice. I had spent weeks looking for the right space to host my baby shower and i remembered this place. I scheduled a walk through and when i got there the outside looked terrible. I still went in and spoke with the young lady who i had an appointment with. The inside was very nice but i asked her about the grass and will it be taken care of cause i thought surely they don't keep it like this on a regular basis and she informed me that the have a contract with a company who maintains the grass. With that information i assumed that for their events that they host they would most likely have it taken care of. So i reserved my date with the lady who is the one in charge of the actual event booking, Elizabeth. After my booking as time went on i had questions about the space and it was so incredibly hard to get in contact with her. And because i couldn't get in contact i had to postpone my other arrangements until i could get in contact with her. On multiple occasions i couldn't get in contact with her to the point where i attempted to reach out to the owner of the building with no success from that either. This made planning MY OWN BABY SHOWER TEN TIMES MORE STRESSFUL. From the time leading up to my event, my family had passed the building multiple occasions because of where they work and the grass stayed continuously worsened , growing higher and higher. It was a terrible sight. The week of my event, i reached out to the event manager asking if the grass could please take care of because it appeared it was never touched since three months ago when i first toured and the days are counting down. She informed me and my father that they have a contract with a company and that unfortunately she could not do anything about the grass that she referred to as "trees" in front of the building. My family and i were so desperate because of how bad it looked we asked if we could do it ourselves!! She told us no. I then asked if i could be compensated cause the whole experience with her and the business had been so disappointing and she told me that the outside of the venue being taken care of and maintained was not in my contract so therefore no i will not be compensated and the grass will still not be able to be touched . She then told me that the grass had been taken care about a week ago and because of the weather it had something to do with why the grass looked the way it looked and from the images i will input you will CLEARLY SEE that wasn't true. In the end i made the best of what i had but please expect LESS than the bare minimum from this place. Terrible service. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!!

This is a biased review but it's honest. I absolutely love the Landing Zone! I was brought on as…read moreDirector of Operations and Marketing back in late April, early May 2017. I've seen occupancy grow from less than 50% to 99% for private offices, 100% in permanent desks (we are now expanding to the 3rd floor and adding 10 additional desks) and coworkers joining daily. We have snacks available for members, breakfast and lunch prepared sporadically as well. Netflix available on the TV's if you care to take a break and we serve coffee/espresso drinks in partnership with local coffee roaster, Orleans Coffee! We are the only 7-day, 24/7 facility and we encourage you to work late with us! FREE PARKING!! Very safe neighborhood - video surveillance. I've never had an issue. The best # to call is: 504-418-2424

From the owner: Landing Zone is a small business office and event space in the Lower Garden District…read more We offer private offices, desks, coworking space and meeting rooms for every kind of entrepreneur or start up!

Located right off the Spanish Plaza, Vue Orleans is a fun, historic observation tower allowing for…read moreunobstructed views of the riverside and French Quarter. For an observation deck it's reasonably priced as well. Checking in is very easy and it's right next to the Canal Street trolley station making it a convenient stop. When you enter you're greeted with videos and short exhibits outlining New Orleans' deep and rich cultural history. This part really sets a tone for the city and is a great introduction into some of the city's culture if you're unfamiliar with it. When we went it was pretty empty and we felt like we had a lot of time to explore. Heading up into the elevators you watch a short clip on the walls which shows New Orleans throughout the ages and lets you see history well beyond when it was even known as New Orleans. Once you reach the main deck you are inside the tower with panoramic views of the city. There are also exhibits there showing more history. One more short elevator ride later and you are at the outdoor deck. The deck itself is pretty barren but does allow for great photo ops weather pending. We unfortunately went on a very windy day so if you're looking to take photos make sure to check the weather and plan ahead as best as possible. This observation deck isn't as classic or immersive as Sears Tower in Chicago or some of the ones in NYC, but for what it is, it's a very beautiful and fun way to learn more about the vibrant city of New Orleans.

Great immersive and educational museum and observation deck. If you get the city pass, you can get…read morea discount on their Bayou Breeze cocktail at their observation deck cafe. My family and I enjoyed this experience as it is interactive and very interesting. And the 360 view of New Orleans is beautiful.