I literally cannot sing enough praise about @themillclt - I honestly never thought coworking could…read morebe something I'd love as much as I do! I LOVE working at coffee shops and having humans to talk to (as opposed to just my pups) but I hate the hustle and bustle of coffee shops and larger coworking spaces... The Mill Coworking is right up my alley; it's GORGEOUS, quiet but not TOO quiet, the other members are just as pumped as I am to be running their businesses andddd there's a great balance between socializing and working! Lawd, that was quite the run on sentence * Other killer selling points: LOCATION - right in the heart of SouthEnd walking distance of Publix, they have a pour over coffee pot, so much natural light, beautiful windows, tons of plants, AND did I mention coffee?! Take a peek at their page to see more, dm them if you have any questions. But seriously, do it now! They only accept a certain number of members per month to keep it a productive and tight-knit community!

From the owner: The Mill Coworking is a boutique coworking space focused on creating a heads-down, distraction free…read moreenvironment to get work done.

I had been wanting to go to this place for a long time and finally went this past weekend. They…read morespecialize in making their menu friendly for all types of diets. It was so nice being able to go into a TRENDY/ nice restaurant and be able to order what I want. I'm used to going to these quick, casual, vegan restaurants so it was refreshing. Parking is a little confusing and crowded but it wasn't bad. I believe their parking lot was like one building down but we found a parking spot pretty quick. We went in around 1:30 and I believe we just missed the brunch crowd but it was still a decent amount of people and I did not feel like people were sitting on top of us. We sat at the bar because we didn't have a reservation which I didn't realize that we needed one. Still not sure, but the bartender and all of the other staff were very pleasant. The food came out at a decent time as you can imagine with plant based food, and was delicious. The mimosas I had were amazing. Very different. Can't wait to take all of my non vegan friends. I am so happy to be able to say that!

My family of 5 visited Alchemy for Brunch…read more First, my wife and son waited 30 minutes for drinks, and when they arrived they were the wrong drinks. They both ordered iced Cinnamon Toast Crunch lattes, and both received a hot version thereof. As for the food, my daughter ordered her steak medium, and it was far overcooked. This is inexcusable - both to cook AND to present if you're a food runner - but she didn't want to make a fuss, so she kept it and ate half of it. In addition, the steak was butchered badly, with a far amount of unrendered fat. It's 4oz of strip, not an 18oz ribeye. Whoever was expediting should've had it recooked. Additionally, the fries were soggy, the eggs were far from over easy, the hollandaise was bland, and the steak-covering 'tomato aioli' (which looked or tasted like neither) just seemed a way to try to hide the mistakes with the steak. Please see the attached photos for documentation of her dish. The other food issue was with my wife's (beautifully plated) Japanese pancakes. When I've ordered these in the past - or made them, or even relied on the description in your menu - they've been light and fluffy. Generally, this is accomplished via folding in egg whites, which lends an airiness to the dish. Deflation is normally a concern, but not with yours. It was as though dense pancake batter was simply cooked in a ring mold. In terms of the service in general, it was subpar, to put it kindly. My eldest daughter never had her water refilled, and in general the waits were too long between checkups at each stage of the meal. And finally, the check. When the check arrived, it included three additional drinks beyond what we ordered. After pointing it out to the waiter, and him having it corrected, it still contained (contains, actually) an additional drink. Regardless, I went ahead and paid it, because everyone was annoyed and ready to go. Somewhat slow service I can understand, especially with the labor issues that have plagued service industries of late. I still tipped $22, because my wife and I both used to work in restaurants and understand that people should be paid a fair wage regardless. That said, a $170 breakfast - without alcohol - should be memorable... for good reasons. I'm giving it a 2, because the presentation was definitely instagram-ready. But it's been 5 days since I emailed them feedback, and not so much as an automated reply. So maybe even the 1 was undeserved...

Perfect spot to work in the city, without the stress of parking! Love hosting creative sessions on…read morethe rooftop here. It's great for hybrid workers and teams.

Excellent staff that were friendly and helpful! They gave me tons of information and showed me…read morearound. It was a great experience! Parking was easy.

I needed to record a podcast episode while at a conference in Charlotte. My guest was a big name…read morewith over 1 million followers on social media who needed to do the interview remotely so I needed a solid internet connection (high speed ethernet not wifi). I didn't expect it to be so hard to find such a place on the weekend. I called multiple co-working spaces which were either closed on the weekends or in one case charged a ridiculous amount. The last coworkers space I called couldn't do it but recommended Hygge. They met me the day before to make sure the space would work and then remotely let me in! They saved the day and the interview was amazing! I wanted to give them a big hugge!

Today was my first time using a coworking space, but it certainly won't be the last! Why the 5…read morestars? My rating starts all the way from the beginning when I found the Hygge website easy to navigate and was excited to see they offered day passes and weren't just membership based. I purchased a day pass for myself and my coworker (more on that later) and had instant email communication from the community manager, Bryan Archilla. He was able to help me transfer the pass to my coworker's email since the door key is activated by your phone and needs to be activated by two phones. Bryan's communication was prompt and he even greeted me upon arrival and gave me a tour. I used the regular unassigned desk area and found the vibe to be perfect. A nice mix of quiet and conversational. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there and found the entire area (bathrooms, work space, kitchen) clean and comfortable. I will definitely be back! Thanks, Bryan, for your awesome customer service! Edit: Oops! I just realized this review was left on the wrong location, but I'm not seeing the Wesley Heights one... Anyways, I'm sure they're all great :)

This a beautiful workspace, with lots of glass inside, great amenities in the lobby and pretty good…read morewifi. However, the glass caused distractions by people waking by and doesn't do much to block the sounds from other rooms and the hallway. The main problem was the size of the rooms. We had a room that was supposed to accommodate 10 and let's just say we were cramped. If you have a team and each one has a laptop, you'll feel like you're crammed into a subway car trying to work. At least it doesn't smell like urine though. Also, it's like Ft. Friggin Knox getting to the reception floor, and even getting into the area where the rooms are. If you're a regular, then it might not be a big deal. But as an out-of-town group, having 1 key card and getting back after lunch proved problematic. Also, during a coffee break, we had people routinely having to get someone to "let them in". It was Ok, but I've been to much better work spaces. If you need a conference room, I'd book for about 50% more people than you have attending... unless you're hosting the Swedish bikini team, then you might want to be crammed in!

This was my first time at a WeWork and now I know why it's so popular! I love the division between…read morequiet working and normal working! Very large space + you have the ability to get out of all the co-working traffic by finding a phone booth. I felt a sense of an office even as a remote worker! The only downfall is there isn't any signage when you come into the Regions Bank building. FYI it's on floor 9! :)

This place is amazing! I highly recommend WeWork if you want an office in the heart of the city and…read moretons of amenities and networking opportunities. I have been at this location since they have opened over two years ago. It's definitely paid for itself in productivity, networking opportunities and the joy of having my own place in Uptown Charlotte, that fits into my budget. The staff here are very attentive to your needs and the amenities are really hard to beat, also having access to WeWorks all around the globe makes this a no-Brainer for my company.

Located on the 4th floor of the Pfeiffer University building. A great place to work remotely in a…read moresecure and comfortable area. They have rooms to rent and also open cubicle areas to hunker down in. Mostly everyone here is locked into solo projects, you get the occasional group collaboration chatter going. Great place with reliable wifi!

Look no further for the best co-working spot in Charlotte. Besides the amazing space, amenities and…read moreviews the people are what makes this place so special. The staff are absolutely wonderful and the community of entrepreneurs are what make CoCoTiv so unique. Great environment to build & grow your business, highly recommend!

Beautiful space & fantastic people to work with!…read more As a freelance producer, I needed a free space to shoot a kickstarter video & looked to Packard Place. Luckily, they were very easy to work with, even with their busy schedule. While they utilize the whole building (although Picasso's Sports Bar is on the first floor, along with Packard Place's "The Garage"), we were able to use "The Garage" for our taping. The space is beautiful! Hardwood floors & local art grace the space, along with several meeting rooms. This place is great for startups & entrepreneurs. If this applies to you, please contact them to see where you fit in here.

I'm utterly impressed by Packard Place. 5 floors of space, perfectly fit with amenities for small…read morebiz developers, big events and anything in need of heavy media focus or support. This is a haven for those craving co-working space or a fitted space to host large meetings. Outfitted with the correct technology, the possibilities are huge. Upon my first visit a few months ago, I was very impressed by the cleanliness of this space. The 1st floor has beautiful wood floors, large glass doors and windows into many of the meeting rooms and tons of natural light. The rest of the floors have been outfitted with new wiring, cables, internet access, lighting, and newly finished paint. Another fun aspect of this building is that each floor has a main floor and also a mezzanine floor. Kind of a play on split level, but it makes it easy to accomplish more with the utilization of space. If you're looking for a place to get your start-up off the ground or host a meeting or larger scale event/gathering/business convention, this could be a perfect space.

I've been to this space many times, but haven't actually worked here lol. A friend of mine hosts…read moreevents here and it's such a gorgeous space. I can imagine working here is a treat. It's located in Noda so parking is scarce, but that's the norm. There's a good amount of street parking in the area though. Inside is pretty big, there's a large open seating area as well as several offices throughout the building. It's decorated so nicely and really set up for you to be in an environment that's conducive for working. I would love to cowork here some day! Great location!

The staff is AMAZING at this location. Big, big, big shout out to YANA HUMPHREY. She made my time…read morespend special. She's the best at what she do! Keep up the great work guys!