Previously St. Joseph's Church, the building became a venue for social events. After seeing…read morepictures online, I wanted to see its interior. Then, Harry Potter Yule Ball from the Wizarding World was held here, so I jumped on the occasion to assist to the event. It was a magical experience as this venue was perfect for it.

Temps Libre is a coworking that is run as a coop rather than a business, and it features a…read morecompletely free work space available to anyone - as in totally free, you are welcome to work here without needing to purchase or consume. Feels like a chill industrial warm creative cafe but with a difference: No bill at the end for sharing the space. I was there for a meeting today and just loved the vibe. Members of the coop can have official desk space in the big bright back area lined with windows where lots of socially minded businesses are hatching plans to save the world. In the front rooms, open to all, there is a big communal table and lots of smaller cafe tables, a free mini library, and other techy cool projects by members - like the Manivelle touch screen that connects you to the digital archives of Montreal's libraries! There is a side area with a stage and sound system, perfect for presentations, readings, etc. There is by-donation coffee, and a volunteer receptionist chilling and answering questions. There is an overall vibe of people caring for each other and getting shit done. C'est great.

I didn't stay long as it was not an intended stop but I was SUPER impressed. There is a coworking…read morespace that aids in funding this free shared workspace. They also do rentals, free wifi and a little shop for snacks and 101 office materials. The building has a killer daytime cafe so its the perfect place to study/work if you're looking to escape the usual coffee shop vibe. No sales pressure and a unique/fun decor and layout to encourage those creative juices to flow. The receptionist was very welcoming and more than happy to answer any questions I had. Really wish there was a version of this in my hood!

This place is a must on your visit in Montreal. The location is an old bank renovated into a cafe…read more The architecture alone is worth the visit! The food was more pasties and breakfast items. They had a delicious egg sandwich that I recommend. The bagels are great! We shared an ice latte that hit the spot. Staff was patient and friendly- they provided recommendations and accommodated for any food allergies.

Crew Collective & Cafe was hopping busy on Monday: Victoria Day in Canada …read more Great, historic space converted to serve modern needs. I enjoyed a flat white. Service was fast (especially that it's busy) , friendly and efficient. Update: Weirdly??? I was told to put away my laptop. I have never been a recipient of this type of policy in all the coffee shops I've visited. This policy definitely detracted from my experience. Ce la vie!

Very nice location: new, clean, and stylish. It's trying to be a WeWork competitor - but it's…read moredifferentiated. It's more quiet, less focused on community, is smaller, but offers larger office spaces for individual companies. This differentiation means, I think, a focus on a different clientele. One that's less focused on the cool factor, one that's prioritizes less distraction, and doesn't need a few of the misc benefits of a WeWork (as much social and within coworking space networking). Both have coffee and beer on tap for free (if that matters). At Workbase is cheaper. It's also currently on at this space - though it hopes to expand. I like both At Workbase and WeWork even though they're different (have spent time with clients at both spaces).

Great atmosphere, super friendly staff, incredible location, very modern design, free beer and…read morecoffee, ect. I am very proud to bring my clients to At WorkBase!

La Gare is this gorgeous collaborative workspace. I went once for a job interview and it felt like…read moreI was in a startup office. I had the chance to go again for the Yackathon, it was still beautiful and open. I don't really know why I would go if it wasn't for events or meetings though.

I went there on a rainy Tuesday to attend a conference. The location is a little far from the…read moremetro, you have to walk at least 8 minutes to get there. The parking isn't available on the steet. Once I got there, I was greeted with a cool vibe. There is a space where a class offered on Web Developper. The place also has a bar, plenty of seats and tables available (in the form of sofas or chairs) and there is a private working space with a chair and table that is covered in glasses. It is a pretty neat place to hang out. The location isn't the most ideal but it is perfect for a small intimate conference. Overall, it is definitely a place where people can work on their cool project.

We had a day long meeting here, so we used the room on the top floor. It was nice, but it's very…read morebare bones. Set up and break down is your responsibility. The staff is incredibly nice. It's a funky spot that has a lot of potential.

Had the pleasure of attending the official launch and then getting a tour of the new facilities in…read moreNotman yesterday and it's so exciting to see what's happening with this space. It brings together investors and young start ups into one beautifully renovated expansive building, with shared kitchens, event and demo spaces, lounges with video games, etc. Right now it feels bright white and a little hushed as people just begin to claim the various available corners, drag chairs around and make themselves at home. But you can feel the optimism bubbling even in the empty rooms, like the ground floor restaurant space just waiting to flourish with the right kinds of love. There will be green roofs and shared garden and many many more hackathons and new ideas and encounters to come and I can't wait to see all what happens here at the new Notman!