I probably am not the right person these work spaces are geared towards. However, when I got a…read morevoucher to come back and try them out, I could not resist. Their interiors are large, well decorated, and have plenty of space. My favorite is their options of teas. The pomegranate oolong was absolutely phenomenal. While I wouldn't pay the price to rent a place to work individually, it is a great area for office space and to hold meetings if you're mostly working from home or have a private business. IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

When I started a new remote job last month, I wanted to try out a co-working space that I didn't…read morehave to schlep out to Manhattan for, and I was pretty excited about Gaseteria Works being located so accessibly in Long Island City. The space is on a quiet no-exit side street that you'd probably never stumble across on your own, but that means that it gets little in the way of random lost foot traffic and stays pretty tranquil. There is an open-concept area with motorized adjustable-height desks and tons of power outlets, along with a long kitchen island and some cushier seating in the front. Everyone gets access to free caffeine through a very nice espresso/coffee machine that can make things like cappuccinos and hot cocoa, and the tea offerings are from Harney & Sons (very nice!), along with a flavored seltzer dispenser and some snack offerings (some basic chips and trail mix-y things along with a fruit bowl). You have access to a large fridge and microwave if you've brought your own food, but LIC is also an area rife with lunch takeout places if you're willing to walk a few blocks. Bathrooms are kept spotless and the whole space is cleaned pretty continually throughout the day. You can also reserve conference rooms for meetings that have A/V setup and I believe the upstairs has longer-term spaces for people who use this as more of a permanent office. What I really appreciated from the few days I spent here were the events that the staff run for anyone in the space to participate in, which range from wellness-oriented to just plain fun, and often incorporate great snacks. I loved the tie-dye activity and it was set up so nicely! The staff here are always polite, helpful, and friendly, and I'd totally recommend it to anyone looking for a quiet and chill (and air conditioned!) space to work that's pretty accessible for a number of subway lines.

A pleasant coworking space! Super friendly community managers (shoutout Keira) who are always…read morefriendly, super accommodating, and plan fun events. The common spaces get a little packed and some patrons are less considerate than others but all in all, a good coworking spot.

Had a coworking membership here for about 2 months. The community managers, Keira and Savannah,…read morewere warm, helpful, and efficient from Day 1 when checking out the space. The janitorial staff were also kind and kept the space nice and tidy. Favorite thing about the membership I opted for is that I had 24/7 access. The space itself features two different floors, each offering an open coworking space along with a few private phone booths to take calls. Other highlights: coffee, water, tea, cereal, and light snacks are also included. There's also 4 monthly community events offered as well. Nothing but good things to say. Would definitely be back if in the area again.

Clean, bright, and spacious! Did not feel creepy. Felt classy in a funky way. Every door lead you…read moreinto a different creative world. Awesome old freight elevators.

It's nice inside. Spacious. Beautiful cospaces and each of the rooms are very nice. I don't care…read morefor where it is exactly. To me the space outside can be a turn off.

Keepin it real out here in LIC / Sunnyside, this review is only for the Breakroom / cafe…read moreUsed to work across the street. I would give the space a 5 star, but the customer service is just so..... meh. Ordered stuff from there twice recently and both times received (from different staff) the most depressing, don't want to be there, you're bothering me right now type vibe. Drinks are average but I don't mind it since the space is good. Rarely can the staff make an experience so bad by doing so little but this is one of them.

I'm sure because the rent is expensive here most of the places to grab food here are pricier than…read morethey should be. But what can you do, it's grim out here for lunch options.

Solid spaces that are attractive and clean. I needed space for one day, and I needed the pricing to…read morebe flexible. They beat WeWork on both cost and plan flexibility.

This is a review for the hot desk option at this location. I've worked with WeSmirk, QNS…read moreCollective, others and generally I assume a 'hot desk' is a seat at an open space with some large communal tables. At this location, a hot desk is just a stool in the common (and small) kitchen area, so if you're looking for a real alternative to working at a cafe with wifi, you might want to look elsewhere.

Wow, I loved this place !!! What a great price!. It is Quite! It is Simply decorated, cheap and…read morevery convenient to get. Bravo! 5 Star From Me!

From the owner: NEW Co-working Studios near Greenpoint in Hunters Point, Long Island City. read more

The Falchi Building is a historic loft style warehouse located in the manufacturing district of…read moreLong Island City Queens. This building is open 24 hours and holds many of NYC's favorite & famous food shops like Doughnut Plant and Juice Press, The Good Neighbor Queens store with the best bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches and Maman LIC with the best chocolate chip cookies! There is a small eating area with tables and chairs and it's the best place to eat if you work in the neighborhood.

This building is awesome. They have so many little shops inside. It reminds me of old LiC. This…read morebuilding takes up the whole block. Uber and Lyft run their business out of this location among others. If you walk to the back of the building there is this cool art installation of a school bus. This building holds a lot of office spaces as well as some food places.

The management company Regus are a bunch of grifters disguised as a business, they have shady…read moreauto-renewal practices that require 3 months advance notice and there's no hope of getting your deposit back. They will invoice you thousands of dollars without consent and pretend it's legal to demand your payment. Don't ever deal with this company and their scams.

Spaces just fixed the internet after 2 months! They did not reimburse the tenants for not having…read moreproper adequate services. The internet would work for 20 minutes and then turn off for 10 minutes what kind of service. Reception is still amazing and do what they can when they can, but this is a bigger corporate issue. Care about your tenents.

Workville changed the game for me since leaving NYC due to COVID…read more My company office is in NYC but has been shut down since March and I ended up moving back to California, but my team is still in NYC. What am I going to do when traveling back to NYC and have no office to work from? Cue Workville and boy did they deliver. The location in mid-town is central to anywhere I need to travel to in NYC. Plenty of food options around and safety is paramount at Workville. Hand sanitizer is available throughout, counters are wiped down constantly, Workville residents respect mask-wearing in public areas. Most importantly, support is on hand at all times with Sue, Sabrina, and DJ. If you ask nice enough, they will even let you play your own personal Spotify playlist so you play DJ for your office mates. I love Workville not just for their office layout, nor the wrap-around outdoor deck from the 21st floor, or the free coffee... it's a vibe. A vibe that I need and crave when I visit NYC. As "Ahnuld" said it best, "I'll be back!"

What an awesome coworking space! This place is perfect for anyone who is looking for an open space…read moreto work OR looking to procure a private office space for a team of employees (I believe their largest office can hold up to 6 folks). Also, they've recently expanded to take up two floors of the 1412 Broadway building, so there's plenty of room! Oh, and one of the best amenities of all are the balconies that look over the Manhattan skyline. You can sit out there to do a bit of work, have a call, or eat lunch... what a breathtaking view! As you might guess, Workville has many of the amenities you would expect from a coworking site--from complimentary coffee and espressos to private call rooms for escaping noise during business calls. Note that I'm still trying to talk them into free bubbly and vodka after work hours... but one of these days. =) Drop by Workville if you're looking for a new office space. Sue and/or DJ are super friendly and will show you around and give you all the deets. Once you see the space and talk to members of the community, you'll be hooked!