I was in town for a weekend reunion and my flight out was Monday late afternoon. I headed to the…read moreCommon Spot to work prior to heading to the airport. I really enjoyed the space! It's cozy and there is tea/coffee/snacks available. Good, reliable wifi. And it's right on the Commons near a bunch of easy lunch options. Will definitely revisit next time I'm in town and need to work remote.

I really appreciate the goal of this business.The Common Spot basically gives small business owners…read moreof the community a place for professional collaboration and support. Bob Rossi is the owner and a great guy to do business with.

Melody's is THE place for just about anything you might be needing. Whether working remotely, or…read moresearching for a place to host your next event, Melody's got you covered. I started co-working at Melody's in July 2023 and am still there today. It's great to be among other working professional women and be right downtown. Melody is always here to help and support!

Melody's is a beautiful space full of creativity, growth, and good intentions. I thoroughly enjoyed…read morea vision board party that was held there today and I will be returning. Elder Melody is a gracious host and goes above and beyond to ensure that her patrons have everything that they need. I highly recommend!

I love it here. Professional, quiet place to get my work done and they offer free coffee! Staff is…read morewonderful.

I joined this coworking space in early March and really like it. Why?…read more First, the coworking space is comfortable and with good amenities: high-speed internet access with Wi-Fi, access to a conference room and a "zoom" room, kitchenette, coffee/tea/snack area, and a printer. Yes, the cost is reasonable. Second, GereBlock Lounge has an interesting array of folks, including some who are renting offices (and not part of the open space). Several different professions are represented, which makes for interesting coffee conversations. Third, I like the fact that the building (GereBlock 27) has permanent tenants, with more coming: a group from Cornell, Plank & Mule (a CSA), a metal worker, SafeSpace, a pie shop opening in the fall, and a photographer who will be moving in the year. I have my fingers crossed that another eatery or maybe a brewery will also move into part of the first floor. BTW this is a historic building that was in the Erie Canal. Fourth, this in an area of Syracuse that is close to everything! Easy access to downtown, the northern suburbs, Rt 81 and Rt 690. Also there is good food within walking distance! Finally, I gave always enjoyed working around other people. I like the random conversations, which can lead to an ah-ha. After working from home during the pandemic, this is a welcome change of pace. If you're looking for office space or coworking space, give this a look.

SPOTcowork is a great space to collaborate and reach your business goals! Jim and the team at JTS…read moreManagement are very straight forward, responsive and attentive. I was one of the first tenants two years ago at the 600 Fishers Station location and the facilities have been constantly upgraded to accommodate everyday business needs, visitors and meetings. If you need to have a very productive day, have a professional meeting/training, or upgrade your permanent location, SPOTcowork is the best option with the most clear and flexible terms in the area.

From the owner: Western New York's fastest growing cowork and business center! SPOT cowork offers a shared,…read morecommunity-driven workspace for location-independent workers. It exists because of you and for you. As a member, you will be an active part of what SPOT is for you and for others.