Who designed this?…read more "Milkers" and the two O's in room are made to look like breasts. What were you thinking? This is offensive and probably makes new mother's who need this room uncomfortable. Way to go. EDIT: This room name has since been changed. Thank you.

Just a wonderful--BEAUTIFUL, actually--space, if you can afford it. This is one of the more…read morecreative coworking spaces I've seen as I shopped around. And they are pet-friendly! They get a star just for that feature alone. They have everything you'd expect from a coworking space, with the added benefit of being located in Westfield Center. So there's no shortage of dining options. I can walk here, but if you take public transit, you're in luck: BART and underground MUNI are a few floors downstairs, and you have all of the Market Street surface lines as well. They have a dedicated, flexible event space down the hall from the coworking space. There's a climbing wall (!), phone booths, a nap room, and the usual kitchen and conference rooms. I don't know whether she is still there, but I toured pre-pandemic with Kimberly Monárrez. I was only there for a tour, on a day when I was visiting other coworking spaces as well, so I can't attest to how well the wifi did or didn't work. I'd say the way the space is set up and curated makes it attractive if you're a creative type who likes something different. This isn't a tech bro run-of-the-mill spot like Regus, NextSpace, or the now-defunct Sandbox Suites. Bespoke bills itself as a "Tech Retail Centered " space, but I felt the ambience and energy there would be just right for me; I'm an author and cultural producer. There's a broad range of seating assignments from which to choose, and the general feel of the space is light, expansive, inviting, and airy. And for me personally, an incandescent bulb always lights up inside me where there are dogs. I know how nutty it sounds, but I work far better when I have my little Rat Terrier with me. I teach professional development workshops and craft seminars for writers, and Bespoke has several classrooms here that would be perfect for renting. Alas, after all this, I can only dream about working here. At over $400/month for the Shared Desk access, it's not commensurate with my budget. One star off for that :-( Too bad they don't offer "COVID rates" or something, LOL. I've applied for some literary grants because I now have a book deal. If I get any grant funding, I'm hoping I can manage at least a few months here. The atmosphere alone would help push me to my manuscript's finish line! In the interim, SPACES on Third & Mission is offering some terrific deals right now because they've been so empty during the past 16 months. That is a nice place, too, and worth a look, but it's a more austere space. No dogs and no climbing wall! :-P Not really geared for creatives, IMO. I never got to do a Bespoke trial day, so if you give this place a look, ask about that and try to take advantage of it...before SF goes into a new (Delta-variant) lockdown.

Bespoke has a terrific space for events. The 2019 Catalyst Conference organized by Girls in Tech is…read morewonderful. Alot of the wonder is due the location, being in Westfield Shopping Center. Easy access to those traveling via BART or the Muni Metro. The food provide at the conference was delicious and after the day ends there are a ton of food options here at Westfield. MY China, an upscale Chinese restaurant is excellent. The food court in the lower level has so much variety. The sponsors had tables under the Dome and the space was really open and comfortable. Great for networking. The setting was spectacular. This old Emporium building has a second life as part of Westfield Center. And Bespoke is situated perfectly. Looking forward to my next attendance at Bespoke event space! P.S. the shopping is awesome! The cinema upstairs is super nice. So many things to do after going to an event here!

Very convenient space as it's close to work. I came here on Wednesday, November 18th at 6:30pm for…read morea Macallan Tasting. The tasting itself was fun. You get a small pour of 10 to start of the night while you wait for the main event. They have displays of years I can only dream of having, a photo area, bar, etc. Once you get into the tasting room, you get a small sample of Macallan 10, 12, 15 and rare cask. I guess they normally have 18 as the last taste, but we were lucky enough to try the rare cask. I've been to paid tastings before, so I found the pours small, but this was free, so I can't complain. The space itself is fairly nice. Macallan used the front reception area well and spaced out the different exhibits, etc. The tasting room was was a good size with an array of tables for 6. Every table seemed to have a good view of the stage. I know they do other free tastings here, so I look forward to the next time I get to go to Bespoke Events.

I had such a fantastic experience with Bespoke Cycles in San Francisco for my fit and custom build…read morethat I felt compelled to write a long-term review. The Bike Fit Earlier this year, I decided to get back into cycling after a long hiatus. I had been commuting on a 20-year-old steel bike, but quickly realized it was agonizing on rides longer than an hour. I worked with Ari at Bespoke to fix this. He patiently interviewed me, measured me, and used Retül pressure mapping to revolutionize my position. He modified my old bike, set me up with new shoes, and dialed in a saddle that finally worked. While the tech is impressive, Ari's instincts are sharper; I get the sense he could nail a perfect bike fit with just a tape measure and his eyes. Once I felt the difference, I wanted a new bike immediately. Ari actually urged patience. He encouraged me to ride the new fit for a few months--on my old bike, my trainer and on rental bikes--to validate the changes before we committed to a build. When i experienced back pain after some longer rides Ari realized it might not be a bike fit issue and referred to me to a bike focused physical therapist (Action Sports Medicine in Sausalito) who was able to accurately diagnose my situation and suggest exercises to remediate it, which worked! As a team they really changed my relationship to the sport. The Dream Bike The eventual build process was a true collaboration. I knew generally what I wanted, but Ari guided the specifics. I wanted a flagship machine and was willing to pay for it, but Ari consistently focused on value. He even talked me down from some unnecessary upgrades. In hindsight, his advice was always spot-on, avoiding the usual industry marketing hype. The result is a mixed-material Titanium and Carbon All-Road bike from Seven Cycles. I have two separate wheelsets (which Ari hand-built using Reserve carbon rims) to swap between road and gravel. We also collaborated on a custom scheme with Black Magic Paint in Portland, who perfectly color-matched the bottle cages and a Silca frame pump to the frame's carbon elements. The bike fits like a glove. I was out on a 6-hour ride recently and felt fresh enough to do six more. As a tinkerer, I've inspected the bike closely; the tolerances and assembly quality are flawless. Build Specs Frame: Seven Axiom (Ti/Carbon Mix) Groupset: SRAM Red AXS 2024 Fork: Parlee Gravel/Cross Fork (Custom Painted) Finishing Kit: Enve Paint: Custom by Black Magic Paint (Portland) Road Wheels: Reserve 34|37 (Hand-built by Ari) Gravel Wheels: Reserve 25|GR (Hand-built by Ari) Pump: Silca Impero (Custom Painted) Final Thoughts I noticed his computer background was Picasso's Guernica, which made sense--Ari is as much an artist as a master builder. Building this bike felt like an act of curation. Here is my advice for getting the best experience at Bespoke, which might carry over other custom builders people might work with as well: Responsiveness: Ari is incredibly responsive. He answered countless small questions during the build within hours. Don't hesitate to reach out; he makes time for you. Documentation: Keep a log. There are a hundred details in a custom build. Keeping your own notes and proactively sharing them ensures redundancy and prevents miscommunication. Collaboration: Working with Ari can be a gateway to the kind of bike building experience very few others can realize, but you are well served to be an active participant. Ari is a master, but treating this as a partnership rather than just a transaction yields the best results. Your engagement will pay off in the final product. I give Bespoke Cycles SF my highest recommendation. Ari didn't just build me a bike; he ushered in a new era of adventure in my life.

After finally getting a bike plus a tune up, I let the bike sit untouched for months. With the nice…read moreweather out, I finally felt motivated to go for a ride, but when I went to put air in the tires, the front wouldn't hold. After countless online searches, Reddit threads, and YouTube videos, I looked up the closest shop and called ahead with a few questions. Ari patiently walked me through what to check over the phone, but I was still unsure of the issue and brought it in. He kindly took it in for the needed flat fix. I really appreciate how patient and helpful he was, both on the phone and in person, especially with someone who doesn't know much about bikes. Great service, very approachable, and made the whole process easy. I'll definitely be coming back next time I need anything. Hoping this is the start of getting out on my bike.

Amazing staff, experts of their work. I encourage everyone to visit this tailor shop!read more

I am beyond satisfied with the exquisite service I received from Peter. The quality and…read morecraftsmanship of the suit he custom made for me exceeded my expectations. I went in for a suit consultation and picked out a wonderful sturdy material, how I wanted the lapels and the back of the suit, 3 weeks later it was ready for a fitting. Peter is a perfectionist with a keen eye for detail, he wouldn't let me take the suit home until he was absolutely satisfied with how it fit me and the way it looked. The sign of a good tailor. If you're in the market for a new suit I highly recommend Peter Panos!

The receptionist was very kind and helpful and Wendy is an amazing masseuse. It's Ali extremely…read moreclean and the waiting room and individual room are lovely.

The facility is always well kept, the staff is friendly and helpful, and the massage therapists…read morehave always been great. Started going here in 2022, stopped around 2024. I moved so was looking for something local, but after so many places that didn't meet expectations, I figured it's worth the half hour drive.

Our friend Brian has spoken so highly of Tailor's Keep that we finally made our way to SF to check…read moreit out. The shop is on a quiet SF street. They were servicing other guests that were taken to other rooms - I don't think I saw them after they came in. We were serviced in the front room and the service just felt very personal. There were no other guests that they were working with. Just our group. Tailor's Keep focuses on providing you with bespoke pieces. The Hubs was there for a sports coat and our friend was there for a suit. I sat in the large leather love seat looking at different suit materials and lining. I didn't think they did anything for women. BUT THEY DO!!!! They apparently make pantsuits for women, dress shirts, and coats!!! The hubs didn't want me to feel left out, so he suggested that I be fitted for a jacket. The jacket I chose was made of Alpaca and I got to choose a fun lining. I thought that it would be super heavy, but the coat was surprisingly light, but kept me very warm. The hubs and I will definitely be back for more items. Totally recommend this place for folks who want quality pieces and personal service.

Charles was extremely chill, helpful, classy, and utmost professional…read more He was able to achieve the vision of what I was going for in my custom suit. I wanted to get a classy, timeless, yet modern suit with some flash on the inside. You go in - and there are a select amount of garments to choose from. They have a select amount of vendors they coordinate on the regular and might I say, if you already getting a custom suit, go all out man. It can get pricey but the quality is pretty there. I will say after one wear, I did notice a sitch come out and a thread showed up. But that was probably cuz I was getting down on the dance floor too hard. And that's something I asked to consider which I thought was cool and thoughtful. If you're thinking about going here, I'd go again if I could afford another suit like this one lmao. I did get my wedding suit at another spot which was cool in the city. Every tailor has its style and if you like what you see in their gallery, you can expect to achieve your vision if you're digging what they offering. I do wish I was offered a whiskey after the final fitting. You also get a hella nice suit bag where you can switch between different modes of transportation

I started coming here in 2011 and loved it. Then I didn't need to dress as nicely for work and took…read morea bit of a break. I came back in for a suit and I miss this place; it's my favorite. The jacket and pants both fit perfectly and the shirts are awesome. I'm already planning my next jacket. Pro tip: don't sleep on custom pants. They're comparable to off the rack in price and fit 10x better.

Well here is my final review after checking out SuitSupply and Indochino. Spoon Tailor is the spot…read more I highly recommend this place if you need custom anything. They provide great attention to details, and delivery high quality suits as specific. I asked to have the suit produced in about a month. I attended 3 fittings to make sure the suit fit as requested and any adjustments were made during these fittings. They and pleasurable and nice to work with and will insure every detail is disclosed during each fitting

Looking for a premier suit coupled with premier expertise and guidance? Then you should work with…read moreAndrew and the Hall Madden team. Let me start by saying that these guys know suits! Every little detail (the colors, the fit, the style, the accessories, etc.), they understand to the tee. My first handcrafted suit from Hall Madden is a night and day difference from all of the other suits that I own. My fiancée agrees and couldn't get over how perfectly the suit hugs my body, as well as how beautiful and bold the colors/fabrics are. And that's the real opinion that matters ;) I kid, I kid. Andrew and the team got me feeling like Clark Kent over here! My steel blue wedding suit is next, and I can't wait to see the results of that one. 5/5 stars for Andrew and the Hall Madden team. Thanks, guys!

Andrew is an awesome ambassador for this company. He helped me choose 3 coats that fit me really…read morewell and are super high quality. It's a no pressure consultative sales approach that isn't cheap but well worth the money.

Hard to believe it's been almost five years since I bought my wedding suit here, but that's…read moreprobably the best review I can give. The suit still fits great, has held up exceptionally well, and every time I put it on I'm reminded of how smooth the entire experience was, including some scarce libations! The team took the time to understand what I wanted, guided me through the options without any pressure, and delivered something that felt custom to me rather than off the rack. They were also patient with my friend's big mouth--he thinks he runs the streets. For a purchase tied to such an important milestone, they made the process easy and enjoyable. If you're looking for a wedding suit or any custom tailoring, this is a place I'd confidently recommend.

Ravi was amazing. Attention to detail, expertise, and customer service and 10/10. Wedding suit came…read moreout perfectly!

Ben and Daniel were both amazing to work with! Walking in with minimal knowledge around what goes…read moreinto a nice suit, they'll handhold you through the entire process answering all of your questions and have you walking out of there looking your best. Would recommend Daniel George for anyone looking to elevate their suit game for that special occasion :)

Daniel is a crazy, mad scientist. But all of the best are. And that's exactly what Daniel George…read moreis, the best. The entire experience is peculiar. The gentleman in the bespoke suit (Daniel), the refined tailor in the back (Lily), and your choice of water, coffee, or whiskey. You'll be warmly greeted by Daniel, who is as idiosyncratic as he is confident. You will share your vision and Daniel will share his expertise. Praising your good ideas and candidly letting you know your bad ideas. We begin the measuring process... with a PROTRACTOR. What is he doing with it? Solving for y = mx + b? Finding a parabola? I don't know, I failed math. But I know he found find that my right shoulder was 1.5 cm lower than my left. He also found the angle that my back curves. And every other measurement necessary to create the tux that is perfect for you. You'll come back for your first fitting and it will already be near perfect. Despite all of the materials being bought, handcut, and carefully constructed to you, he will still offer you your money back guarantee. If you are not happy with this fine italian tuxedo made for you, he will give you back the $2,000+ you paid. But of course you will be happy. Him and Lily will have a little banter about what needs to be fixed. (This is good I think, keeps Daniel humble.) They'll fix up the tuxedo one or two more times and you'll be good to go. It'll look great but when you wear it on your special occasion, you'll really notice that you're wearing a million bucks. Daniel is quite generous with his gifts and advice. I would ask him why? And he says it's because he likes me. Does he actually like me? Maybe, I sure hope so! Regardless, I like him and Lily enough to spend the most I ever have on a suit. And I am very happy with my decision. 100/10 would recommend.