Amazing space, great staff, 5 stars! This is the perfect co-working space. I work for a digital…read moremarketing company based in Los Angeles. Here in Minneapolis we have three employees. For under $800 per month, all of us have a beautiful space to work out of, unlimited printing, lots of conference room time, a walking treadmill and unlimited coffee & tea. The receptionists are also 5 stars. They are always on top of it, greeting my guests and remember everyone's names. Also- everyone has a card so they can swipe in anytime. Love this place!

Loved this place! Happened on it by accident when I was out for a walk. Clean. Friendly. Delicious…read more Met all 3! It has such a cool workspace attached - brilliant concept. I appreciate good service and they made a vegan sandwich by request that was fabulous. Didn't even make me feel like I was asking too much!

I've used the services of various "turn-key" and "incubator" spaces over the years: Davinci, Select…read moreOffice Suites, CoCo, Industrious, and others. Regus remains my favorite. Regus provides consistent quality, good management, professional staff, and familiar layout in whatever location I've used, which includes a couple locations in the Twin Cities; McLean, VA, and Pune, India. Bonestroo has been my home base for about a year. It is in a boring but convenient industrial area, yet provides the same professional atmosphere as their spaces downtown. It provides traditional private office. I am not a fan of open layouts like CoCo, which I find are distracting, annoying, and unproductive environments. Nor do I like semi-"private" spaces with glass walls. I have no interest in paying to work in a terrarium. No, give me a nice Regus office. Solid walls, solid door, and quiet. The furniture is solid, comfortable, and professional looking. The design and decor of both the office interiors and the common areas are tasteful and appropriate for professional use. Management and staff have been great: professional in their communication, accommodating, and successful in maintaining a professional but welcoming environment. The building has plenty of parking, but the more convenient front lot can fill up and there have been times when I've come to the office later in the morning and couldn't find a spot in the front lot. The back requires a bit of an extra walk, but is still convenient. My only one complaint, the only thing keeping me from giving this location five stars is that things can be pretty messy Monday morning and all the coffee mugs will be dirty and the coffee will be out. The bathrooms also get pretty gross by Monday morning. I understand that there is no reception or cleaning staff working on the weekend. What I don't understand is why the cleaning staff works Friday night instead of Sunday night. I would expect everything to be ready for the start of the work week. For my business, I don't have many clients visiting, but I would avoid Monday morning meetings because I would be embarrassed at the piles of dishes, the dirty bathrooms, and the inability to offer coffee. I don't want to overstate the issue since after the staff gets in things are cleaned up and coffee restocked, though sometimes it takes a while for there to be enough coffee mugs available for the number of tenants who want coffee Monday morning. This is my only complaint. I otherwise have been very happy with my tenancy here and whole-heartedly recommend this location.

My company has memberships to CoCo and I've been working at both the Minneapolis downtown and NE…read morelocations for about a year. I can't say enough good things about the staff and everyone I've had contact with. They've all been very welcoming, responsive to questions, and communicative with regards to events and updates. There's free coffee and tea, tableware, an oven, microwave, and basic tableware at each location. The downtown space is a whole block in the grain exchange so is much bigger and has more meeting space. It also has access to the skyway and government tunnel. Very ritzy with lots of food options nearby so if you're trying to impress I recommend this over NE.

Hands down the nicest coworking space I've been to! The people are extremely welcoming, the…read moreamenities are solid and the atmosphere is simply breathtaking! It's also extremely central & easy to find if you're from out of town. I swung by randomly for Startup Week and was fortunate enough to meet a number of amazing people, including one of the Fueled Collective Founders! Really makes so much more sense for coworking spaces to be owned & operated by locals! (Versus ones that are on the brink of insolvency shortly after plans to IPO fall through)

I absolutely LOVE this space. It is colorful, warm, cozy, inviting, empowering and uplifting…read more I was there for the first time on Saturday for an event. I go into the office 4 days a week but I need to be in this space. I may use it for creating content for my platform Phaesway21. I think it's for women but if you're in St Paul and need a co-working space please check it out.

Amazing co-working space! Super friendly staff and stunning place to work. Free snacks, coffee,…read moreetc. and a kitchen to heat your lunch - what more could you want? Found the monthly pricing to be very competitive with other co working spaces plus you get access to some of their other locations!

I took advantage of a promo to test out a free week at the Reserve. I wasn't sure because the…read morewebsite looked very corporate and stiff, but once I came into the space it felt very warm and cozy. The colors in the space are light with some nice wood and stone accents. They do a really good job with the architecture to minimize how sound travels. It's not distracting to have someone 10 feet away on a phone call. There is standing spaces (which I absolutely need) and sit down cubicles. The challenge with the standing spaces is that they are all in the middle of the room, so you can feel very exposed. In contrast, they have some sitting spaces that are more semi-private by the wall. They make a good effort to have social events and create more of a community with their members. The Reserve delivers the basics of what you need in a co-working space and more. I would highly recommend you check out the space and see it in-person. I also get co-working space at the Impact Hub in Minneapolis through an organization I work with. I have to say -- my preference is for the Impact Hub which has a more dynamic environment filled with folks working for the social good. Impact Hub also has an amazing rate for students. However, the Impact Hub is also a 30 minute drive (60 if it's rush hour) and has parking fees. I've noticed that co-working out of the Reserve has significantly lowered my stress level (it's only a few miles from my house -- compared to 25 miles to Minneapolis). The membership rates are structured slightly differently than other coworking spaces, but it's reasonably priced with other places around town. Worth the membership fee? In my opinion, YES. It's made me a believer. As much as people glorify home offices or try to make do with coffee shops/libraries -- for me, the cost of co-working places are worth the gains in productivity.

I usually stay next door at LaQuinta when in the Twin Cities and noticed this place. I was working…read morefrom the Twin Cities this week and decided to give the place a try. I'm glad I did instead of just working from my hotel room. It's a very nice working environment with a great staff. I was able to get much more done than I would've working from my room. There's a discounted rate for people staying at LaQuinta. I would totally use this place again on future trips.

Flock is a wonderful co-working space in a great S Mpls location! The space is modern and…read morecomfortable and you always feel welcome. Great amenities (coffee!), room to spread out or meet with clients, walking distance to great restaurants... It's my office away from home (office).

RBC. Stands for Really Big C......... actually I'm not sure…read more This is a gorgeous old building which is right in the heart of downtown Minneapolis and has some cool businesses inside and also the YMCA and a bank, and it's pretty much classic 1960s or 1970s American architecture and ageing grandeur. Very lakes, very North East, very classic. We like it a lot. It's just a shame that there's no parking around here which makes you wonder why the YMCA set up shop here, and doesn't offer free parking.

This is a top notch office space. I love the dining area on the main floor and it's definitely a…read moreperk to have a gym open to employees in the building. The gym does not have a large selection of weights, but it is a nice size and great for a quick workout.

The Wilderness is my favorite business in the Uptown Minneapolis area. It is great for events,…read morefitness, as well as co working. I enjoy being at The Wilderness for the community but I also really appreciate the historic building. The proximity to other businesses on Lake Street is also really great. Check it out if you are seeking co-working, event rental, or just looking for a non traditional workout.

I can't stop raving about the Wilderness! It has the nice mix between professional coworking & fun…read morefitness. I love talking about how I worked during the day and then participated in "recess" that is stretching, foam rolling, and utilizing the jungle gym. This is a great event space as well to gather and introduce people!