CoHatch is a national coworking/office space chain with a location in Ohio City. I attended several…read moreevents in this space with the women's empowerment group for a few years now. Most recently, I attended fall-themed daytime co-working event with a few friends. My review includes collective experiences. AMBIANCE: Modern, industrial chic vibes with exported brick walls, faux metal walls, concrete looking walls, and innovative lighting. It's a beautiful juxtaposition with comfortable velvet furniture found around the space. Interest murals (like space) and colorful accent furniture decorate the space. You'll find plenty of space to work - open area in the space meeting room, front of the co-working space that resembles a cafe (with an abundance of natural light), or mid-building with comfy tables and booths. The space well caters to different working scenarios. There are offices (38 total) for entrepreneurs, meeting rooms (various sizes) for teams, talk rooms for two guest conversations, phone booths for private calls. There is also a podcast studio with soundproof setup for the creators. Arcade for team building. I observed that most guests prefer offices or large meeting spaces. After all, the name of the coworking center is for the "hatching of ideas." This co-working center has two kitchenettes where you can find coffee machines, fridges, and microwaves. Be on the lookout for snacks shared by office mates. I got a lot of snacks during my coworking day and really enjoyed it. CoHatch offered fall display - hot and cold apple cider, the most delicious caramel, apples, fall cookies and small bites. MEMBERSHIP: CoHatch offers tours and free first day passes available via their site. There are opportunities to checkout their space during Eventbrite events - networking and co-working days. Memberships have various tiers - day passes, business day passes, starter/part-time and unlimited coworking. All tiers get you access to all CoHatch locations during business hours, free workshops, events, guest passes, free guest Fridays, and other perks. The prices are clearly listed on the site with the lowest tier being $120. One notable perk is access to vacation homes that is certainly not offered anywhere else locally. The space is never crowded so that you can have a private work space and low traffic experience. NEIGHBORHOOD: The neighborhood of Hingetown is very walkable. You can easily walk to the nearby coffee shops, boutiques, apartments, bars, and restaurants. There are so many notable destinations around that area! Parking in the area is a bit complex but the coworking center has onsite parking lot. All in all, it's a fun place to work for a change of pace in a vibrant area. It's suitable as an event space and work space. Check it out!

I visited for the first time in 2022 for a private event (women's leadership panel) but I came…read moreagain in May 2023 to use their co-working space. When I visited in May 2023, I stayed for about 5 hours. I got to stay for free because the first usage is free. This is a co-working space in Ohio City and they have another location in Beachwood. Everyone gets their first visit for free which is a nice offering. INSIDE -- It is quite large inside with seating available on the first and second floors. I sat on the first floor and worked on my laptop. The space includes private offices that businesses rent out and there are conference rooms available to use which must be paid and booked for in advance. They also have small phone rooms with a chair for people who want to have private phone conversations. TEA/COFFEE/WATER -- They provide complimentary tea, coffee, and water which is great and there are mugs that can be used. A dishwasher is available to place used mugs in. FRIDGE/MICROWAVE -- They have a fridge and microwave so if you want to pack your lunch then you can eat it here which is exactly what I did when I visited. Parking is located for free on the street which can be difficult to find in Ohio City but they have a small parking lot attached to the bar that is located right next to the space. I received a $50 gift card from a friend so I definitely will be back to either this location or their much bigger Beachwood location. If you work remote (from work) and do not want to go to a library or coffee shop, then I recommend this co-working space. **** - 64/150 total reviews in 2023 - 615 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 30 May 2023

I visited Tyler Village for the Cleveland Market at the end of May 2026, so in Spring time heading…read moreinto summer. The hours are 10am to 4pm. Tyler Village is a center for businesses to rent office space, for artists to use, and for the Cleveland Market every year. The area is very industrial and it's a warehouse area too. It's not a fancy area but it brings the community together. The Cleveland Market started in 2024 and happens about 3-4 times a year. I came to volunteer with a local non-profit at their table at the Cleveland Market. I had a lot of fun. I got a chance to walk around to see some vendors but I didn't buy anything. There were food trucks available too and a lemonade stand. Parking is tight because it is all street parking so arrive early. The Cleveland Market also happens in the Fall so I hope to visit again. "The Cleveland Market is a vibrant, community-driven pop-up event held in the greater Cleveland area, featuring over 100 local vendors including artists, makers, food trucks, and small businesses. The Cleveland Market celebrates local creativity and entrepreneurship while fostering community connection and engagement. Drawing over 30k visitors, it has quickly become a major gathering for the city." -- More information at The Cleveland Market website - https://theclevelandmarket.com/ **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 110/250 total reviews in 2026 - 951 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 31 May 2026

Well Stocked Shop is a brain child of SLFMKR's owner. It's a brand new kitchen and home retail…read moreexperience. It's like a gorgeous gallery of housewares. I stopped in on a rainy evening, and LOVED the atmosphere. It was this whole vibe! AMBIANCE: Perfectly illuminated and inviting open space. There is plenty of natural light peeking through the windows. The store now occupies the former STUMP space. Inside you'll find a little of everything - well curated cook books, snacks (so many fig ones!), salami, gorgeously packed chocolate, fancy olive oils, tea, coffee, aesthetically pleasing plate sets, sauces, mixers, glasses, and so much more. If you miss Nature's Oasis at Van Aken, this is its elegant cousin (minus the food). The store is truly perfect for someone who is looking to gift or entertain. The prices aren't much higher than at comparable stores. You can easily find a unique gift in one place. You can also find enough food here to fill a charcuterie board. I wasn't planning on doing either but was in the mood to lounge on a couch with a fancy snack. I discovered Graviera cheese rusks from Crete, Greece. They had a statement and reverence to yiayia (grandmother). SERVICE: The service was very warm and individualized. I felt incredibly seen and welcome. Both the owner and the employee working at the store were incredible. A lot of the store's employees are apparently based remotely in Chicago, so maybe there will be another store there?! PARKING: Plenty of parking is available at Van Aken - parking garage, surface lots, and street parking. Walk around to nearby shops during your next visit. I plan to return to Well Stocked very soon. I was mesmerized by the amount of fig everything - chocolate, salami, and so on. I'm fig fan, so I really want to test all its variations.

Well Stocked, a cute, high-end boutique in Shaker Heights, Ohio, opened in October 2025 after the…read moreprevious tenant, a fancy plant store, closed. My boyfriend and I had a great time looking around this gift boutique. I didn't buy anything (although I saw a lot I wanted), but my bf bought a jar of Hot Girl Pickles for my dad ($12), a pickle fanatic. The prices are quite a bit too high for my blood. But the staff was kind, the place was clean, and the merch was drool-worthy!

We eat here often. Its the 8th floor and called the Landmark Cafe. The staff is great and you…read morewould know this place existed because its pretty much Sherwin Williams people only. They have a salad bar but also have a woman that makes the daily salad in front of you. Tuesday are Taco salad and they are great. Fridays are buffalo chicken salad. Great as well. Salad and a Coke Zero = $7.49. Cant beat that for a great lunch in downtown Cleveland.

Attentive management , great views ( regardless of your unit ) , modern design and specious floor…read moreplans . Highly recommend .

Currently paying some of the highest rent psf in downtown for a subpar one bedroom. Over the course…read moreof our lease we've consistently been unable to utilize the stove to boil anything. Despite many complaints and visits from maintenance, the issue remains unresolved. Currently going on two hours trying to boil potatoes, your money is better spent elsewhere. Also, my car was broken into in the garage within a week of purchasing it.

Brownhoist is an impressive historic building that's been reinvented into communal space for…read moreco-working, retail, creatives, and event space. Think hardwood floors, antique furniture, vintage elevators, and gorgeous wood details. I visited multiple events in this space - dinners, fashion show, concert, reading event, sauna hangout, and tea tasting. Every single experience introduced me to a different setup in this space. The space is a blank slate that can be reinvented for any occasion. It's always a lovely event space. Co-Working: The Brownhoist offers various co-working memberships from $10 to $130. Prices and details are available on their website. I haven't personally co-worked in this space but can vividly see how it could be used for co-working. There are multiple floors and nooks for your co-working needs. Desk space, atrium, commons, vaults, and other spaces. It's versatile for seclusion or socialization. Shop: There are multiple versatile vendors in this space - law offices, yoga studio, photo studio, tea vendor, and more. Based on my attendance of many events I understand that it's a very close knit community. I loved meeting tenants in this space and socializing. They all have been very friendly. I also had brief interactions with the owner, and he was very welcoming! The only downside is that there is no central directory to see who the tenants are and to see all their events in one space. I always discover new businesses in this space, and wish I knew about them. Events: The Brownhoist hosts the most interesting events. You check their social media (especially Instagram) if you are considering attending or renting. Some of the recent exciting events I have seen were art shows and dance classes. I consistently find something unique in this space. Parking: Parking is available onsite. There are also street parking options. Check their Instagram for parking maps. The Brownhoist is suitable for a particular audience. Creatives that are interested in a historic feel, not very modern amenities, and spaciousness. The area is not the best in CLE but I never once felt unsafe. If you're looking for a more modern building and experience, it might not be the perfect fit. If you love history and historic/versatile buildings, this is it! Personally I can't wait to find more unique experiences at the Brownhoist!

Lived at Fayne Apartments (studio) for 2 years. Very unluxury living but doable for people looking…read morefor little more than a roof over their heads. Could find a much better place for the price. (650 not including utilities) Pros: - Excellent location to Case Campus and uptown. - Quiet area. - Adequate heating via steam radiator throughout winter. Good water heat/pressure. - Relatively safer part of university circle area, though I would still exercise caution late at night. - Water and heat included. Responsive management to simple maintenance requests - No fuss with moving out and getting deposit back Cons: - When I moved in, my unit was infested with roaches which took about 6 months to resolve. They just kept sending the same guy to spray more and more pesticides to the point where I started feeling sick and developing a cough. They finally sealed off some holes in the walls after I hounded management, and I never saw a roach again after that. - My bathroom ceiling fell in because of an upstairs leak - Street parking is available but difficult to grab a spot - Old school lock and key security - Mail just gets dropped communally on the front steps and I've had a package stolen once out of ~20 deliveries - Window was very poorly sealed so people smoking or talking on the street made it seem like they were basically inside your apartment - The flooring was ancient hardwood which gave me splinters sometimes. It was bowing so badly that my desk chair kept rolling away and I had to put 5inches of hardwood beneath the legs on one side of my bed otherwise it felt like I was sleeping on the side of a hill.

I'm writing the review to have my voice heard. If I could give a minus 5 star review I would. 3…read moreseparate occasions I've had mice in my apartment. I politely asked to be released from the lease because rodents was not part of the deal. Their reply was for me to sublet the apartment for the final 2 months. Why would I sublet an apartment that has mice? My other issue is they changed laundry companies without notification and left me holding the bag with a $14 credit from the previous company. I was told I should work out getting my money back from the laundry company as they are a 3rd party vendor with Montlack Realty and there is no obligation from Montlack Realty to resolve this issue. WOW!!

Crestview Apartments: Pros:…read more- staff are highly responsive by phone or email, friendly. Maintenance staff, Delroy and Tim, also very helpful. - I'd like to emphasize this: you call or email Montlack and they reply with an answer or solution very quickly- anything from when I broke my garage opener to when I found one of the clothes dryer machines to be broken. There is no concern about being left with any serious issues here and to be able to trust a landlord is a huge huge plus! - $50/mo gets you a spot in the top or bottom floor of a garage which is secure with a quickly moving door - window a/c units can be rented for $10 each per month - well-maintained lawn and front landscaping areas make the buildings not unsightly - walking distance to Little Italy, less than 1 mile to UH medical buildings, a grocery store or two just a few miles away - water and heat are paid for - bike room available in basement of each building - all windows easily open/close and have screens, back door has a locking screen door as well - secure entryway with locked doors to get in through front or side of the building and then your locked front and side doors - huge amount of space for my 1-bedroom (over 900 sq ft for $960/mo) and no carpet - two ceiling fans w/lights in your main rooms. - each floor has its own front balcony area or your unit will have its on personal balcony - all of my neighbors seem to be really upstanding individuals who are not messy or obnoxious party animals but instead seem to be PhD and health professions students, professionals, and even some with children - cats allowed without extra rent Cons: - maximum of 2 outlets per room, and ~50% are ungrounded meaning they pose electrical fire hazards (no longer legal to install in new buildings) AND they only have two prongs. This means you are really limited as to where you plug in many modern devices which have 3-pronged cords e.g. Macbook chargers. Bring powerstrips. - built in 1920 so the wood floors are creaky. Then again you'll never have an unknown guest, right? Might be a plus. - front and back doors are convenient however the stairs are many to the 3rd and 4th floors. The marble floors are slippery from the front entrance and the back entrance/the entrance leading to the driveway are metal with gaps in between them- statistically it is only a matter of time and/or weather until I fall and injure myself. - if you have anything other than a compact car, each trip to your parking space in the garage requires a trip down a narrow driveway. You will likely scratch up your car doing this- it is only a matter of time and trips! The entrance to the upper garage driveway is flanked by two boulders which are also rough to hit (you just gotta see this to get an idea of how uniquely narrow it is to navigate) and no lighting of any sort, so it is difficult to get oriented to the driveway in the dark - no microwave provided - no air conditioning provided. You can rent a/c window units for $10/ea/mo. - no laundry in-unit; each washer/dryer load is $1.25 and requires quarters - no package room. Amazon delivers to outside the building which can be risky if you receive expensive items. - radiators in every room for heat; will be turned on my office and temp managed by them once temp drops to below 60 degrees for 3 days in a row - must contact the city to park overnight on the street (guests) - no outgoing mailbox on site

I rented my apartment for a year and now sad to move out. Crestview apartments have that Cleveland…read moreHeights charm, high ceilings, long hallway. Quick Walk away from little Italy, Cedar Fairmount and Coventry. The management is quick to respond to maintenance requests. Most times right away or the next day. Heat and water are free which is a great bonus.