Spacious area for work/study, lots of plants and parking was a breeze. Not super busy and no line…read moreon a Sunday. The girls at the front were so sweet and patient while I ask a million questions. I wasn't mad about spending $15 on a beet root latte and an egg and cheese bagel! The latte was so pretty pink and balanced well with a splash of vanilla syrup. My bagel sand was piping hot and the cheese was nice and gooey. After eating you'll have to bus your own table. Great place.

A unique cafe with the concept of creating an all-day coworking and solcializing space. So it…read moreserved breakfast, lunch and dinner. So it had many different functional areas, such as (purely) dining area, sofas, high-tops, open working areas, and even private working stations with doors! You can also reserve the space by emailing them. I went there for a breakfast after running a half in a hot morning. The cafe allows DIY sandwich so I could do a high-carb breakfast. DIY-ed a sourdough sandwich BLT without bacon, and a Mozarella grilled cheese bagel, and a side of fruit (grapes) and a cup of Ginger Peach Green Tea. The idea of the bagel sandwich actually came from the staff and surprisingly it was great! I wish the sourdough and bagles were larger, though. The grapes were not fresh. The tea had a hint of peach, but I could barely taste the flavor of ginger. Maybe I asked for lots of ice so it was diluted?

I did the dynamic stretching with Furkan. He's the best in the business. I went to a lot of stretch…read morespecialists in the country, and he improved my flexibility and mobility better than them. I'm moving out of state and don't know what to do!!

If you have your own business or you need a work space this place is amazinggggg for that! It's a…read moremonthly cost, but seems worth it with how much you get. It's located above the Life Time fitness gym on the third level. Amenities: There's conference rooms, small phone call booths that are ventilated, two terraces, a fully operating kitchen, desks where you can leave your personal items and actual offices, front desk staff, guest passes, and a fob for 24/7 access. My favorite features of the kitchen was the service. There's a QR Code you can scan and you're able to order lunch from their kitchen downstairs. The food comes directly up to the kitchen. There's also bowls, cups, mugs, plates, utensils, a very high end Kureg, tea station, dish washer, sink, fridge, microwave, and more! They have tours available which I recommend! Also big shout out to Milan for the tour! I believe he's the GM he was great and made us feel like we were at home.

This is a small, woman-owned business that I am happy to support. My house was undergoing some work…read morethat required me to be out of the home during the day, and since I work from home, it was challenging. I found Cowo and Crèche, and I am very glad I did! Clean, quiet location, very friendly staff, tons of space to work. I am very comfortable there. I have gone a few times now and will be back. This location would also be great for events. It's a place I will keep in mind for future events, as they have a great space. Highly recommended.

Great location for co-working and for hosting group events! Really enjoyed the time I got to spend…read morecollaborating during the group event I attended, and really grateful to meet the owners! Look forward to going again soon!

Working from home can get old, so it was so wonderful to spend the day at the gorgeous Industrious…read moreoffice space. Everything feels super safe, with temperature checks and enforced mask wearing in the common areas. The individual offices are clean and modern. I loved having a desk with a window and changing up my workspace for the day. The staff members/managers are so kind and professional, and set you up with everything you need. I enjoyed a great breakfast and snacks throughout the day along with many coffee refills! I highly recommend Industrious Courthouse to any working professional needing/wanting a luxurious office experience.

I'm on a short-term sabbatical, which in my case is a fancy word for unpaid fellowship. Not having…read moreaccess to a permanent office has been challenging, and so I jumped at the chance when I was offered the opportunity to try out Industrious. After two days, I just signed a lease for office space. Industrious is one of several coworking companies in Ballston. Despite being one of several, Industrious still somehow sets itself apart. It occupies some of the Ballston space the National Science Foundation vacated. The space is recently renovated - a balance between trendy and classic SOHO loft, with high end touches throughout. Coffee and other refreshments are available throughout the day, which is not unusual for co-working facilities, but Industrious includes thoughtful accoutrements like oat and soy milk, gluten free snacks. I'm a bit finicky about cleanliness, and the common spaces are well maintained and extremely clean. The floor is accessible by FOB, or security will grant access to your clients during business hours. You get separate keys to your private space if you go that route. Emma and Drea are the two people you will likely work with directly, and both are extremely professional and also part of what sets Industrious apart from area competition. Highly recommend you try out the space if you're in the area.

Plenty of desks and abundant of natural light! Amenities and facilities are great! I wish they…read morehave the air conditioning setup to turn on automatically on motion sensor like the lights on Sunday when someone comes to work, instead of shutting it down completely!

May be a good place for individual work or small groups (though shared workspace was very noisy)…read morebut was terrible for our group conference . Horrific building parking - limited parking, dead-end lanes requiring backing out (when you discover there are no open spots), super tight spaces and concrete pillars that show various "battle scars" from others who have braved this lot and lost (highly recommend you do NOT park in the building garage). Then, difficult to find SPACES location entrance with no directions provided to clarify workspace location (note that SPACES is not accessible from the inside of the building location address - you must exit the primary building and enter via the separate exterior entrance) or room assignment in the space. So we spent our first 20 minutes wandering around the main building until a security guard redirected us outside... She said people had this issue "all the time". No one was at the front desk to answer questions or direct us when we arrived, had to go searching for someone to tell us our room assignment, and we didn't get WiFi instructions until an hour after we had started our meeting (required for use of presentation display) and had to go back down to the front desk on a break, to ask (and the down escalator was turned off), thank goodness for personal MiFis and use of a "TeamViewer app" since we were already running behind after parking and location issues. They were good enough to stock the room with small water bottles, pencils, and paper... You know, the essentials for a 21st century meeting. The room also had no phone for our conference call. The rep didn't appear to know what a polycon/conference phone was but told me he would check. We resorted to using a cell phone for our conference call. When I finally followed up again with the front desk, when we took our lunch break, I was finally told (by another rep) that they would need to "provision" a phone in the room and it would be an $80 charge (for the last 3 hours of our meeting) so we stuck with our cell phones. The display/presentation screen has no physical connectors. To present, the screen required a 3rd party app and a 3rd party driver (via download and install - hope you have admin rights). The app caused the laptop to repeatedly "blue screen" after installing (during and after the meeting)... had to uninstall after the meeting to stop the laptop from repeatedly crashing. Great wireless display "cool" factor but only if it works right and is easy to use/configure... This was neither and the instructions provided were terrible and install required multiple "updates". Could have probably just used native Win10 wireless options but this didn't appear to be configured at SPACES. Only plus is that the space itself is very "pretty" and has a "cool vibe" with slick amenities such as a coffee bar and "cell phone rooms" for individual calls, but this doesn't make up for the lack of basic coordination and amenities for a standard working team conference. We will stick with the more "generic" Regus workspaces in the future which haven't presented these types of issues during our many conferences around DC in "shared" workspaces.

This place is awesome! Clean and presentable…read more Its a shame I heard they may be closing