What a beautiful and comfortable space! We rented the conference room for a 1/2 day in-person team…read moremeeting. It was perfect. The conference room is light and open feeling, while still fully enclosed (a perfect covid-bubble!). The rest of the Workstation looks pretty awesome - the outdoor garden, offices, etc. are all nicely designed and well kept. The office manager was friendly and efficient and helped us settle in quickly. And it's full of thoughtful details -- right down to the phone booths, one of which doubles as a pumping room! We'll definitely be back!

We had the pleasure of celebrating my sisters baby shower here. Absolutely beautiful venue. Very…read morespacious with plenty counter and refrigerator space provided for any event. The ambiance was welcoming and bright. The restrooms were very clean and sanitary. The patio area was open with plenty of outdoor space and seating. In front was plenty street parking near destination. As for the owner he was very helpful and a pleasure to work with. However, the neighbor was problematic. During the middle of games, we were interrupted by the neighbor playing loud unearthly music blasting through a speaker specifically placed in their window towards our party. When asked by the owner to come to a reconciliation she refused and threatened to call patrol. Our party was still fun, but very distracted. The vibes were off, the owner tried to improvise by letting us bring music outside with a minimum volume limit but it didn't help much.

Great space! Never too crowded, friendly staff, reliable WiFi and amenities…read more Way better value than WeWork or other overpriced coworking spaces. Have not attended any events, but they seem to be frequent and well thought out!

I used The Office to hold a meeting in one of their conference rooms. The Office was clean and…read morequiet with a nice layout and good wifi reception. The Office is near reasonable parking for the meeting participants, too, when compared to the other public garages. Kyle, the receptionist, was helpful and friendly. The hourly rate was reasonable, too, when compared to other coworking spaces nearby. I highly recommend this alternative when you are trying to work or have meetings in downtown Berkeley. It's a few blocks off Shattuck Avenue, but it's worth the short stroll.

A friend of mine invited me to try out co-working today and I'm happy I did…read more I was immediately taken aback by the view. Just stunning. The decor is nice; clean, organized, and zen like. The soft music added to the peaceful vibe. The people at the reception area were very kind and helpful. I've worked out of co-working spaces before but none this beautiful with such a peaceful vibe. I'm definitely considering a membership, this space and location are incredible.

Terrible service Regus Management /Spaces keeps charging for same invoices in spite of repeated…read morecomplaints. When you go in person they keep saying we will look into and sort it out , my manager is not there and keep ripping of customers. Poor ethics.

This is one of my favorite WeWork locations despite the Salesforce being my "home location":…read more1. Amber: thank you for proving Advil packets when I had afternoon headache 2. Sarah: thank you for the space layout tour 3. Love the fifth floor for the comfort I didn't find in other location: warm temperature lighting in all booths (immediate relaxation), Bravilor Bonamat Sego frothy creamy coffee (that reminds me of French press I make at home), comfortable seating area, 10/10 thermal comfort overall (not too hot or cold) 4. The neighborhood food selection: BETTER THAN SAN FRANCISCO (Thai, Korean, American, Mexican, French, Italian, German...the food selection and overall quality is 10/10) I love working here.

I have an All Access membership and enjoy mixing it up and working from different locations. I…read morevisited this location while I was in the East Bay and I wasn't really impressed. I had an appointment nearby and figured I would make a day of it and work out of this location and walk around during my breaks... But an hour into being in this space I felt like I had had enough. I'm thankful that this isn't my home location. Vibe: Front desk wasn't super welcoming, even though I had shared it was my first time visiting. The shared spaces were all on one level, kitchen and then another room next to it with very little options for seating. The chairs weren't very comfortable. Because it was a small space, and I don't even recall seeing phone booths, I could hearing everything going on around me. Parking: This was a challenge. But maybe someone more familiar with the area would have an easier time finding parking. I found a parking garage a couple of blocks away.

After leaving my practice in Michigan behind to set down roots in the Bay Area, it was challenging…read moreto find an office space that was affordable and flexible. I only practice therapy part-time, so renting an office on my own was not affordable, and sublets typically offered very limited (and often less desirable) days/hours of availability. Sima Space has struck a new model that strikes the balance of affordability and flexibility. I have been able to build my practice up one client at a time without incurring an outrageous overhead while my caseload was small. As my practice has grown, I have benefited from the incremental discounts built into my contract, which incentivize using the office more hours each month. I have saved a lot of money in the months I've been at Sima Space. Besides the rent-by-hour model, I have benefited greatly from having the option to see clients in any of the three locations they have in San Francisco (Nob Hill), Berkeley (Downtown), or Oakland (Pill Hill). I have enjoyed using the Berkeley office as my primary location, but have been able to build in a day of seeing clients in San Francisco when I'm there for other meetings anyway. My personal experience working with Sima and Sayed has also been a delight. It is clear from talking to either of them that they truly care about creating an environment that supports therapists in their healing practices. They have been warm, responsive, and flexible throughout my time with them, which makes all the rest of the experience all the better. I would highly recommend Sima Space to therapists starting their practice, and to established therapists looking for a flexible part-time office environment.

From the owner: Providing flexible and affordable therapy rooms on an hourly rate.read more

I've been a member here since early January and it's been amazing. As the name implies, there is a…read moredistinct sense of community and of mindfulness here that are not present at other coworking spaces. There are the standard floating and dedicated desks, conference & telephone rooms, but then there is also a yoga room and a meditation room. These are sometimes also used for group meetings or phone calls. I like to do laps in the yoga room while taking phone calls to get more walking in during the day. There are weekly yoga classes, posture, and mindfulness and I've even been to a community pizza party which was super tasty. There's also coffee, tea, fresh fruit and sometimes specialty water/tea/juice served in the coffee/copier/mail room. The only downside is that the hours are 6AM - 9PM so if you're looking for a place with 24/7 access, this isn't the spot for you.

CoWorking with Wisdom is a beautiful and calming space in Berkeley. We had our company meetings…read morethere recently and they took very good care of us. We even started one of our work days with a wonderful session of meditation. I would highly recommend the place and the people!

We rented Temescal Works for my husband's 50th bday party. It was a surprise party and everything…read morewent SO well. The space is gorgeous! High ceilings, clean and lots of room. We had just under 50 people (about 1/3 kids ages 5-18) and there was room for adults to dance and kids to run around. They also allowed the use of two conference rooms which was perfect for people who wanted to be part of the party but needed somewhere a little more quiet. It's also helpful to have things like tables and chairs there already and the kitchen area is a big plus. We brought in a DJ and our own food. Cameron from the Temescal works team stayed throughout the event and was so awesome making sure people got into the space ok and that everything was all good. The booking process was also really easy. I was able to complete it mostly via email and it wasn't a ton of back and forth. They also helped me with getting event insurance and provided a list of caterers, rental agencies, etc. I kind of want to have every party here from here on out! At the very least, I'll probably stop by for coworking in the future.

I only visited this venue work place area, to hear Council Person Zac Unger, Distruct 1, give an…read moreoverview of the budget proposal for the coming months ahead. It was excellent. Mr. Unger is a former fire fighter who understands of course the imminent need to maintain our fire stations in Oakland. The space is large, open, friendly, attractive and accommodating. I would recommend having more than just one restroom however. There could be another one on the upstairs level already, of course.

Walnut Square is categorized as a shopping center in some search results. it may be been true…read moredecades ago but not now. it's a single building with multiple tenants. no public parking. eats/ drinks services shopping -love at lst bit optometry holistic hound (cupcakes) financical planning photography dentist note: peet's & nico's next door.

I visited the center to attend a conference and I was in awe of how beautiful it is! While I didn't…read moreget to tour the whole building it felt like a wonderful place. The building itself is very clean and beautiful. We had lunch on the rooftop and the architecture is very unique.

Artillery shells, four local soils, reclaimed wood, and recycled carpet all went into the…read moreconstruction of Berkeley's latest LEED certified architectural wonder. Having opened just last week as one of the Bay Area's premier green office and event spaces, the Brower Center aims to inspire social action by providing an incubation ground for the collaboration of progressive organizations and citizens. Currently it houses half a dozen non-profits from those supporting local agriculture (CAFF) to community builders and environmentalists. The 180-seat theater, galleries and restaurant provide the pollen for the curious, active swarms to engage and mobilize. The execution is gorgeous: the building uses no artificial light during the day and collects vast amounts of energy from the rooftop solar panels. Rain is also channeled to water the patio gardens and toilets. It feels expansive and open but is a bit lacking in warmth. However, the Salgado photography exhibit on the ground floor is not to be missed; heart wrenching and thought provoking, they hit the (reclaimed) nail on the head with this one. I'm hoping to see some interesting community programs for youths. The key here is in utilization. We'll see what comes...

Sather Lane Shops is 2 commercial buildings that hosts many of the popular…read moreeating spots near UC Berkeley, another gathering is a block away eats/drinks services -yogurt park zee zee copy -riceful onigiri shear perfection -take. eat. easy. beauty parlor -poke bar -t-toust (korean) -shihlin taiwan street snacks note: 2 eateries and 1 shop listed on board are no longer operating....

Shops and restaurants catering to UC students. Perfect for drunk evenings. Some places open until…read morelate night. Its grimy and loud and perfect if your a young 20 year old attending university having fun on a Friday night. Restaurants and a bar make for a more enjoyable experience for people living nearby - that is if they enjoy that sort of thing. Parking might be an issue if you are driving in by car. It is limited and those ugly white 3 wheel police frequent the area. I remember 10 or 15 years ago I once even got a ticket for parking more than 18'' away from the curb. I didn't think that was the case but I wasn't parked perfectly parallel to the curb and it made it look worse that it was. Crime is increasing in Berkeley and parents have gone to far to raise funds to hire private security for their children. People here seem to be happy and care free but I think there may be certain people on edge. It is sad that the only thing we can trust the police department to do is to give tickets. They must walk around with a yard stick. Terrible people. How about they go lock up the kriminals instead?