Both times I went to The Victory for brunch I had to a ridiculously long time to get my food…read more Yesterday after about 1 hr & 45 min wait time, my friend told a waiter how long we had been waiting. His response was there are 4 people ahead of you. We got our food 2 hours after entering the restaurant. There were plenty of vacant seats although there was a line of people outside waiting for their name to be called. I think eventually they just left as did a couple who were seated at a booth, but never got their food. The group seated next to my table spoke with the manager to complain about the same issues . It was ridiculous. The food was very good, the ambiance very cool. I don't like that they don't have a phone & I don't like having to use my cell in order to park.

Impeccable work space with two generously-sized conference rooms and a fully stocked kitchen on the…read moresecond floor with private offices above. Have thoroughly enjoyed the outdoor covered patio on the third floor with views towards the market too. Everything is always fresh and clean and the access/walkability to shops and restaurants is second-to-none. 10 out of 10 in all aspects. Far surpassed my expectations, which were high to begin with. Easy access from E. Bay and Meeting for the commute is a huge plus!

From the owner: City House Charleston offers refined working experiences for individuals looking to engage with and…read morebe inspired by their local community. We provide high touch services and design, intentionally curated day to day experiences, and a community that is authentic and immersive. From the cities we lay roots in, to the first-class concierge services we provide, our tenants and members are at the center of everything we do.

I've been co-working here for years now and it works great for me. I live in Park Circle and work…read morefrom home but sometimes it's nice to get into an office setting. I have the most basic package which offers me communal space at one of the many tables throughout the building, fast wifi and power outlets, and the Venture X community which means networking as well as lunch and learns or happy hours. The kitchens offer free coffee and tea plus they have snacks for sale and you can store your own lunch in the fridge. The also have free snacks on certain days like a bagel bar, pizza day, and other stuff like that. For being a member, you also get discounts at local businesses as well. I find that I'm more productive at Venture X than when I'm at home which is a good excuse to even spend half the day there instead of being in my home office or on the couch all day.

I loved it! Definitely a 10/10. The space was perfect for what my team and I needed. One of the…read morestaff members, Anais, was so helpful and kind. We will definitely be using them again!

Technically, this review is for the Savannah, GA location--but since they don't have a Yelp page…read moreyet, I'm posting it here because everyone needs to know how amazing Switchyard is! We had something similar in Savannah a few years ago, but it closed, and I've missed having a work club ever since. So when I found out Switchyard was opening here, I literally jumped up and down with excitement! As a remote worker, I know how hard it can be to spend hours in a coffee shop without feeling guilty for taking up space. Switchyard solves that problem beautifully. I had the chance to preview the new Savannah location before it opened, and the atmosphere is absolutely perfect. I was worried it might feel too bright or overwhelming, but it's the exact opposite: warm, inviting lighting, plenty of seating options (from cozy nooks to larger tables), and enough space for everyone to feel comfortable and focused. Plus, they've partnered with some of the best local coffee spots--Origin and PERC--so you can enjoy amazing coffee while you work. And the coolest part? THEY'RE OPEN 24 HOURS! I can't wait to experience the Savannah location once it officially opens. I'm beyond excited to have a space like this in our city!

Kudos on the amazing use of space. Each room is different from the next bit has a nice aesthetic…read moreflow and vibe. If you think about the overhead cost of owning or renting an office that comes with coffee/tea AND WiFi, especially in downtown Charleston, $100/month membership is a bargain of a deal! There are private rooms to reserve and phone booths for private calling. Also a quiet "heads down" area. This workspace cooperative is great for all types of individuals looking for a place to work or network even! The areas are well laid out, organized and clean. Great effort went into the detail of planning this space! The staff are friendly and you can't be at 24/7 access. Especially for those 3am crunch work sessions or moments when you can't sleep and want to be productive but everything around you is distracting! Plus with the membership you can visit ANY of the other 25 Switchyard locations! What a steal!

Glad to be the first reviewer of Faber Center Regus! The front desk staff is friendly and polite…read more When I have rented a day office it's always clean. The internet has been spotty, which is obviously a problem for a work space, but other than that it's been a delight renting here.

I have an office at this location and have worked with them for almost a year. They are amazing -…read moreprofessional, helpful and always available. The building is very clean and well maintained. I have been to other Regus Centers and feel the level of service here is substantially higher.

Space is $35 a day for common areas for daily access. This is essentially access to the wifi, table…read moreand chairs (most of which have no back support), and coffee. There are small 'quiet rooms' to take a call but you cannot rent a conference room for a day. Not much difference from a coffee shop. They made it a point to ask me to put my mask on and wanted visible confirmation it was on when I was the only person in the entire facility in the huge open space and had it down after eating a snack. Apparently freedom of speech was not an expectation either. All other customers were in rented spaces with closed doors. Mind you when I walked in I was not greeted with any enthusiasm or given a tour or shared my options, I had to ask for the wifi password, how to use the coffee machine, etc. The place has no hand sanitizer visibly available throughout the many desks. There are no 6 feet spacing of the chairs in the common areas of any kind nor partitions to keep germs at bay. I was in the facility from opening to closing and never saw a desk wiped down or cleaned. I would recommend they also add basic functionality to make it a turn coworking space like having monitors/pcs (there are none) for rent, providing locker space, having electronic adapters, extenders, and other essentials for those attempting to co-work. This seems like a nice esthetic but little to no financial investment in actual office equipment needs if you are not renting a conference room monthly. To each his own. Instead of putting a highlight on masks, please take more business precautions rather than putting the demand on the client to fight covid.

Local works is one of these "new" coworking spaces that allows small upstart business, a place to…read morebe able to work and meet, while sharing the place with other owners in the same boat. I say new, but I found out that this place has been here for 4 years. I have passed by it many times and never knew what it was. Great for meeting or even doing a class. I was very impressed. Wifi, small kitchen area, and lots of natural lighting. The staff is very attentive and always willing to help. These folks are DEFINITELY here for small business. Definitely will return and take advantage of this space! LD

This place is amazing. I think it will be the mecha of local tech companies and startups for…read moreCharleston. The Charleston Tech Center jointly with the Charleston Digital Corridor has allowed for learning and progress with in the tech industry to spawn successfully. The interior is very eye catching. An interesting display is the Apple museum.

Whatever you do, do not get an office here. Internet has gone out multiple whole days (with no…read morecomms from staff until people complained), and the paint in our office is peeling. Getting a human on the phone who can help with anything is impossible. We were unable to cancel or get out early, but have obviously not renewed. We are now being charged a $500 move-out "restoration services" fee -- needless to say, we did not receive the office in a "restored" condition. We've asked since the day we moved in for peeling paint and window damage to be repaired, but Crystal at the front desk ignored all requests. We asked Denae to have the fee waived given the state of our office from move-in to present, but she declined. STAY AWAY.

STAY AWAY. Complete rip off. Dishonest as they come…read more Horrendous experience in the Mt. Pleasant space. I have been in the real estate business for 30 years. I have never experienced anything so disgraceful. It took 3 months to get my office to the correct temperature. I had to leave in the afternoons as it was 87 degrees. But that is just the start. The building was without power on multiple occasions apparently because the electric bill was not paid (Managers words, not mine). I was told there were no 12 months leases... so I would start with a shorter term lease. At 3 months I was "jack hammered" into a new lease at huge bump through their "auto renewal policy". But it gets worse. Trying to leave is a trap. I was set up with a "Retention Specialist" who tried to get me into a different office and told me that they could not terminate my current lease and have access to current rates at the same time. NOT TRUE. My "Retention Rep" walked me through the termination policy and guess what? I am told Regus did not get it so I was again forced into another lease for 12 months at a 100% increase. There solution? No problem we will take it out of the security deposit. Anyone have the same experience and interested in joining the fight please let me know. I am far from done and have an attorney. Not about the $1,600 but completely about their unfair practices and ridiculous policies. Chandlerbgreene@gmail.com

This company appears to be working some magic in the industrial area of King St…read more First, they brought us the innovative Workshop food court, with rotating chefs, showing off their skills. This weekend was opening day for the Pacific Box & Crate Farmer's Market, hosted by Workshop. With a hand full vendors, I'd say it was a successful venture and we intend to make it a regular stop.

Great place!!! We went on a Saturday for lunch and and the farmers market. I was shocked at the…read moreamount of people and vendors. It is extremely family friendly, with a grassy area for them to run around. We went in the food court area and got Avocado fries from Pink Bellies, some Indian food from Sambar and the boys got THE BEST chicken sandwich Ever from Workshop Kitchen. Farmers market was very versatile. We got fresh produce, Kombucha, and coffee. We will definitely make this a regular weekend stop.