After searching around Austin for a spot to have a private desk, fibercove really caught my eye…read more fibercove is a community, and you can feel it. They have member lunches, events, and provides a fun environment to take a screen break whenever you need it. The place has standup dedicated desks (so I can leave my monitor and keyboard here), and a cozy environment. The place also has a ton of snack options, an espresso machine, and cold brew on tap! Also, Kim, the general manager, is accommodating and will work with you on anything you need while here.

One of my favorite places to cowork in Austin. Crazy good Wi-Fi. Actually, all technology is top…read morenotch. High end, spacious kitchen with coffee, espresso, and local craft beer. On tap. Great ambiance, think Architectural Digest. Meeting facilities allow for many different size groups. The owners and staff are great hosts too. Oh, and there is really good food within short walking distance. Did I mention there is a ton of parking?

Once, I ate a really moist piece of chicken and I scurried off to review the restaurant the very…read moresame day. What can I say, the chicken was moist! Same thing when a plumber fixed my toilet without any bum crack showing. So I was amazed when I realized I have been working from this place every single day for over a year now and hadn't stopped to review it. Let's make this wrong a right, no? The best way for me to summarize Link is it's a place for grownups to come to work every day. By grown up, I mean in mentality, not age -- the people here are serious, kind, hardworking, compassionate, creative, and welcoming business owners that all thrive on productivity, flexibility, and a healthy dose of order. Before settling on Link, I toured a few other co-working joints in town and have come to the conclusion that co-working spaces fall into a variety of categories: 1.) Places where you can probably also buy weed, in addition to co-work. Nothing wrong with that if it's your thing. Just not mine. 2.) Places that are downtown and beautiful and fancy, but involve death by commuting, and also paying for a parking contract. 3.) Small houses on the east side, also really cool and inviting. I just don't have a fixed gear bike and enough kale chips in my pockets to feel at home. Still love you, my patchouli-loving gang of hippie coworkers. Liz and team run a tight ship, by which I mean she keeps the place clean, well maintained, welcoming, and professional -- with just the right amount of casual fun. I read the one-star review where someone complained about rules, and I can honestly say that the entire Link community does expect our co-working coworkers to be able to handle a basic set of rules -- and help keep the place profitable and sustainable by paying extremely reasonable fees for using the really nice resources put in place for us. Also, no food stealers, please. If you are looking for a place to steal sandwiches, you won't thrive here. A quick (and unofficial) test for if you will love Link, by me: Do you microwave fish every day for lunch? (Yes or No?) If you answered No, you will automatically love Link. No fish microwaving allowed. Link is made even better by tons of great places to eat within walking distance, a great coffee shop practically next door, a vibrant community of awesome professionals, and the Alamo freaking Drafthouse just steps away (just in case you sign a big deal and need to celebrate with a pint and a daytime monster invasion B-movie). Join the Link crew, you won't regret it. Unless you steal sandwiches. Then you will regret it big time.

Link Coworking was a perfect fit for us. Easy to book. Clean cozy rooms. Lots of amenities that I…read moredidn't expect (AFTERNOON COOKIES). Who: A coworker and I need a space for training. What: We needed a monitor and a private space to chat, in close proximity to lunch places. Where: We live in Cedar Park and Round Rock. There's no spaces that were worthy of our presence in the area so we chose Link. When: We booked this about a week out. Chose a room and whabam. Got some work done. Why: Why not! The only cons was that the room with the red chairs got REALLY uncomfortable after about 3 hours. We would have loved to have a private space with standup desks. And .. I wish the trash was emptied daily. I made the mistake of throwing take-out food in the trash. BOOO..

Signed a lease with Heritage Suites for 6 months, ended up getting severely ill with complications…read morefrom COVID. They have done nothing to help in anyway, I've tried to negotiate my way out with them and they haven't worked with me in anyway. With medical bills piling up and not being able to work, heritage suites still had no problem auto deducting money from my account. I've reached out on so many occasions to try and get some help but nothing, not one thing. Consistently told me they wouldn't help and there's nothing they would do, that the "company wasn't in a situation to be able to help". If you run into any issues with being at this location, be prepared to have similar results.

Watch out for the oppressive terms of service on the contract.  They are all about that money, and…read morethat's it.  Customer service?  Flexibility?  Nope.  They will NOT work with you when it is time to renegotiate terms ("We'll get back to you."  "The person you need to speak to isn't here.") so they trap you into automatically rolling over to another lease since they "ran the clock out on you" and you are on the hook for another full term.  Try to back out, and they will threaten to accelerate payments and terminate your service while still keeping you on the hook.  Shady to the extreme.  Proceed only with caution.

I highly recommend Mark Storey if you are looking on the journey for your dental start up. I could…read morenot be more happier to work with Mark. He is very attentive and professional. Going back and forth with the lender is not an easy task but Mark handled it so well. He made sure that I get best location with great deal and he made that happen. He helped me throughout my dental start up journey and stayed always available to answer my questions. I am glad I found him.

I couldn't be happier to work with Thomas. He's a true professional and was able to handle my…read morebusiness properly and efficiently. From the first meeting with Thomas (regarding opening my dental practice) I noticed his attention and professionalism. Going back and forth with lenders is not an easy task but he handled it very well. I highly recommend Mr allen and have not doubt he's gonna be the best real estate professional you've ever worked with. Dr. Samani Cloud Dental Austin

THE BIG: Beautiful coworking space in East Austin! Soft and warm wood tones interior with plenty of…read moreseating. Parking garage available and can be validated. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here when a few coworkers wanted to meet up and co work. It was a Wednesday and they had specialty coffee stand for that day and free breakfast. Definitely a treat. The space is one floor and you can rent out a room for the day or post up at one of the many seats. If you want somewhere quieter, they do have quiet pods to take any important calls. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Cost for a day pass was $50 and it is a bit on the pricey end but the place is nice. I'd come and work out of here again.

I hate co-working spaces with the passion of the fire of the heat from a thousand suns. Except for…read morethis Common Desk location. As a designer myself, I love how well designed and clean and comfortable everywhere is. I also love that they have a kitchen, as Uber Eats delivered my pork & egg roll vermicelli sans plastic ware. Camille is a pleasure to deal with and an absolute professional. When I find myself up this direction, this is the only place I'll go to work. $35 day pass? Sign me up!

My go to spot! Living out in West Austin, we simply don't have that many options when it comes to…read morequality coworking locations. Although I don't mind going downtown every once in a while, I prefer not to. Having a place that is easy asseible from 183 is a major benefit. I don't need anything too fancy, but I do look for a few key benefits. Some of those being hot coffee, easy access to food options (they even have lunch drop), and quality businesses. Common Desk has it all. From the top notch staff, to the variety of business that are run out of there, it is simply a great place to work. Whether you are there to work on your own, or network with others, this place is great. They have plenty of shared desk space and call booths on both floors. I end up coming here at least once a week, and plan on continuing that schedule for quite a while.

I've been a member here for a few months and I'm quite unimpressed. The billing is always a mess…read more And they've twice rejected important packages for me b/c they couldn't find my membership. they also won't forward mail or packages even for an extra fee.

Thank you Jessi Gardner and Keely Westveld from Firmspace for recently hosting the Day of…read moreProworking! Occasionally, I like checking into coworking spaces to get a different change in environment for the day. Firmspace Austin downtown hosted a special event where several private office spaces were available to check out. Jessi and Keely were very accommodating and did an incredible job making sure everyone was taken care of. Thanks so much for having me!

I do not recommend this location for testing. They take advantage to refuse testing even before the…read moreallotted 15 minute late rule. Using the online testing is a much better option and you won't have to deal with testing center predatory behavior.

Zero stars for not trying to work with me when I was running late. The policy said that "may"…read morerefuse to let me take the exam if more than 15 mins late. I was at 30 mins and they categorically held a firm ground of not letting me use the final 120 mins to take the exam well within 30 mins of their closing time. They had the right to make an exception but showed no grace or mercy. Don't need to work in places that rule with such an iron fist.