I own Shaved Ice Island, a dessert truck here in Austin. I contacted Manon's to get started because…read morea commissary is required for mobile food vendors. But what I found was a clean, professional environment and a group of friendly, hard-working people who all want each other to succeed! Everyone here helped taste test when I was experimenting with various recipes (especially Horchatas and Picadillys!) I will definitely be using Manon's for all of my future food-related endeavors.

I love this place! Here you can find everything you could possibly need and great service, Manon is…read morevery kind and helpful. I highly recommend this certified kitchen!

Atmosphere is a new(er) addition to the East side co-working space, and I'm definitely a fan! It's…read morea nice mix of small businesses in various stages of growth and entrepreneurs who want to get out of the house. I like that it's collaborative without being loud. Plus, if you need to meet with a client, there are three or four conference rooms to choose from. The owner, Trent, is great to work with. You can't beat the location. And OMG THERE IS PARKING ONSITE. This spot is a welcome addition to the East side!

Amazing space! Trent the owner is very kind and open to making Atmosphere the best possible options…read morefor coworkers. He is also exploring learning and development opportunities to help understand the goals of each person and business in the space. I love love love the location and there is onsite parking!

I hate co-working spaces with the passion of the fire of the heat from a thousand suns. Except for…read morethis Common Desk location. As a designer myself, I love how well designed and clean and comfortable everywhere is. I also love that they have a kitchen, as Uber Eats delivered my pork & egg roll vermicelli sans plastic ware. Camille is a pleasure to deal with and an absolute professional. When I find myself up this direction, this is the only place I'll go to work. $35 day pass? Sign me up!

My go to spot! Living out in West Austin, we simply don't have that many options when it comes to…read morequality coworking locations. Although I don't mind going downtown every once in a while, I prefer not to. Having a place that is easy asseible from 183 is a major benefit. I don't need anything too fancy, but I do look for a few key benefits. Some of those being hot coffee, easy access to food options (they even have lunch drop), and quality businesses. Common Desk has it all. From the top notch staff, to the variety of business that are run out of there, it is simply a great place to work. Whether you are there to work on your own, or network with others, this place is great. They have plenty of shared desk space and call booths on both floors. I end up coming here at least once a week, and plan on continuing that schedule for quite a while.

What a great experience!! We could not have asked for better agents than Frank and Anita to help…read moreus rent our home. They found us the perfect tenant. Very professional and easy to communicate with.

Dawn was such an amazing help to my husband and i when we moved to the area, she took us under her…read morewing and helped us acclimate to the move! Jason sperry was our landlord as well and was always on top of anything we needed help with. this group of people genuinely care about their clients!

I have been co-working at Dwell for about 4 months now, and it's really great. It's a great space…read morewith a friendly core staff, a lovely environment, ample amenities, and a very accessible price point. However, what I love most is the community-centered approach. They really do their best to foster a sense of community among their members. We have weekly lunches and happy hours. But it goes beyond that. Folks really make an effort to get to know each other and create that communal environment. That said, its all very natural. Nothing overly invasive or artificial about it. Just a bunch of cool people getting work done and then finding time to relax occasionally in a mutually supportive professional environment.

Our management team used Dwell Coworking at Mueller for an offsite planning meeting. They had…read moregreat reviews about their experience. Jeremy and Kimberly were very professional, friendly and helpful. They provided free coffee, tea and water. The downstair cafe was definitely a plus to grab and snack. Plenty of free parking. We will definitely consider Dwell again if needed.

Update: I was the 2nd person to contract to build in Edgewick in July 2007 back when it was just a…read moreconcept on paper--only a trailer and no model homes or homes of any kind existed. I moved in the 1st quarter of 2008 and so I am part of the group who has lived in Edgewick the longest. Edgewick's lots of lands and concepts are owned by Benchmark/Momark. They are the developers. They are very well known in Austin and have developed many award-winning communities (example: the Austonian downtown is their project) which is a good thing if you have any worries about Edgewick making it. I feel confident this community will build out eventually though the economic downturn has made things move slower than the original 3 year build out plan. Wes Peoples is the new builder. You can see that the new homes under construction are modern design so it does look a little funny next to the original homes that are not modern. Having said that from looking at the quality of work the homes are actually improved. Once the community is built out it will hardly be noticeable. From here I will break down a Pro and Con List. Let's start with Cons: --You are living in SE Austin in an area that has not yet gone through gentrification. There is crime in the area though not enough to stress about. There have been very random, minor break-ins with vehicles mostly in Edgewick in the past 4 1/2 years though I personally have not been affected. This happens all across Austin especially as the city grows. If this bothers you I suggest you might want to move to Hutto or somewhere out in the country away from people. --The HOA has been very dominant over the past 4 years. Luckily they have just recently started to form a "safety committee" so that we the people have more voice. On the one hand as a good thing the fact that they run such a tight ship means the community is kept in tip top shape. Just be aware that they are always "On" so don't leave shoes scattered, put your trash can away immediately, ect. --Carlson Drive was built by Edgewick and is still maintained by Edgewick. It was supposed to be a private drive meaning the gates you see now were supposed to close Carlson off on the back end of Edgewick. You can see lots of lots ready for houses to be built circling Carlson. However the city as of now is refusing to allow Edgewick to make Carlson private. This means the dog park is technically located outside the gates of the community and is being used by the public. Though I myself don't personally mind sharing the issue at hand is when stuff gets broken or stolen. This is costing Edgewick money and therefore us the homeowners money. --The pool can really get overrun with college students in the summer. This is because some of the units in the community were purchased by parents for their kids. The HOA has recently really cracked down on monitoring the pool and the number of people allowed in. Larger parties now have to get pre-approved permission. PROS --You absolutely cannot beat the location. You have 2 major highways at your disposal (Ben White and IH-35). Because we are south of downtown you don't have as bad of a traffic mess like other parts of Austin. Zipping across Woodward or Oltorf to South Congress and downtown is a breeze. --You don't share walls with your neighbor (though the units are built close together) and each unit gets a garage. --The pool now has wifi. The pool itself is really great and the commercial grill is awesome for cook-outs. --Our community is very quiet. Sometimes there gets to be activity on Parker but those units being built and sold now are away from Parker so they won't notice as much. When I'm home I work from home and love it. --In regards to long term value you need to know that the city of Austin is dedicating a lot of $$$ to revitalizing East Riverside Drive which is just north of Edgewick beyond Oltorf. The live music scene is already moving East. This means in the future the area around Edgewick will also improve bringing the value of Edgewick up. It also means lots of cool stuff coming close. --The #7 bus route has 2 stops outside the gates of Edgewick on Parker. This bus goes straight downtown and drops off on Congress ave!! I live on this bus during SXSW. It only takes about 20 minutes to get downtown on the #7 from Edgewick once on board. --It is easy to bike ride from Edgewick as we are just across the highway from everything cool. If you want to bike on the East side you can go down Parker road, and cross Riverside where there is a bridge. Lady Bird Lake is so close to Edgewick too. --My floorplan is now called the Penn. I added an extra bathroom so I have 2 full baths. I know I'm biased but I think this is the best floor plan as everything you need is on one floor save for your washer and dryer. This also makes it safe. If you have questions about our community feel free to PM me.

Got the fuck outta Edgewick. Dont move here. HOA is finally run by residents and unfortunately we…read moreinherited a mess. The budget was not managed well by the HOA company. Residents have recently been charged mandatory assessment fees of $1000 on top of the monthly fee to get the budget back to where its supposed to be. Monthly HOA fees were over $210 a month when left and they were about to raise them again. Landscapping is more absent than its ever been in this community. We usually get a once a year spring mulch replacement for every yard in the community around April that did not even happen this year for the first time in the eight years that I lived at Edgewick. So much turnover in neighbors, its hard to get to know anyone and many people rent their properties. Not much of a community. I would seriously reconsider moving into Edgewick. Dont get me started on the current lawsuit about structural construction issues on some of the properties.

Great coworking spot. Good mix people from different walks of life. Everyone that works here does…read morean amazing job of making you feel at home. They are constantly doing improvements on the space so it feels like you're a part of something big that's growing. Even if you are not a member, there are day passes, conference, rooms to rent, and even events that you can drop in for. I brought my dog when I came to visit. Super pet friendly too.

I was visiting from out of town and needed a place to have an all day Zoom interview. Createscape…read morewas the perfect place. I purchased a day pass for a desk. The space was quiet and clean. The kitchen offered coffee and tea and other beverages. Briana was very friendly and welcoming.

If you want to live somewhere where you are treated like a number and not an actual person this is…read morethe place for you. They will steal the last penny off your body if you were laying in a street somewhere and not even blink twice. I just recently moved out of this complex and during the move out they tried to charge me for damaged flooring that had to be replaced which was actually in someone else's unit. After going back and forth with them for two weeks I ended up consulting with a lawyer and provided them with evidence so they finally dropped the charges for the flooring replacement. But still charged me $124 for cleaning the carpet in a 12'x12' room after general wear and tear. They said it was because of "beyond normal wear and tear" which was a result from carpet stains that were there previously caused before I moved in. They said the charges were accurate even though I told them multiple times when I moved in I found splatter marks all over the bedroom walls and a weird stain on the floor which I ended up having to throughly clean myself. I will provide photos of the dirty walls/carpet that I found at the time of moving in for you guys. I also took an entire day to throughly deep clean the unit at the time of move out and I was still charged $200 for a cleaning fee in a 400 sq ft apartment because it wasn't perfect. I had ended up packing my vacuum the night before and only had a couple things to do the following day during move out. So the apartment was thoroughly cleaned and pretty much empty except for a blowup mattress at this point and my dog's bed which left behind some dog hair that I could not visibly see at the time. If I noticed it I would have wiped it up immediately. They ended up providing me with super up close photos of dog hair on the floor and told me it would need special cleaning... I understand a cleaning fee would be required and I accepted that but they refused to break down what the cleaning fee was actually going towards. They just said "cleaning and dog hair." My best friend is a property manager and she said that cost was VERY high to clean a unit that small and for an apartment that I also had previously cleaned. They are keeping my $250 deposit and charging me $200 for cleaning and $124 for carpet cleaning... if you move here don't even bother cleaning and taking care of the unit at the end. They are going to charge you no matter what and try to tact on extra fees. Please see attached photos of how I left the unit as well as photos of all of the weird marks on the walls/staining on the carpet that I found at move-in. It looked like someone just threw a bunch of food into the corner of the bedroom. The splatter marks started at the bottom of the floor and almost reached to the ceiling. I also want to add that they also use a lot of scare tactics here. They threaten you with evictions and pre-collection notices the second they get a chance. They really don't like to take the time to nicely communicate or treat you like a person. They just scare you into submission. One time I was asking the manager on advice on if I should transfer into a bigger unit or renew my current lease. Instead of responding like a human, he just said he's going to evict me if I don't pay for my apartment. I had a week before any kind of payment was due. Also, during all the back-and-forth with me disputing all of their fees at the time of move out they sent me a pre-collections notice even though my payments that I am disputing aren't due for another 15 days. Like I said they love to use scare tactics and not treat you like a person. If you know someone I can report them to please let me know! Whatever you do do not move here! It's really unfortunate because it's such a beautiful complex and all of the tenants are so sweet! But the management really really really sucks. You deserve better!

I am quite pleased with the apartment complex. The design maximizes the shade in summertime, and…read morethe overhead fans help with the temperatures. I have not had to request maintenance services often, but they have always been quick and professional. There are also some cute, grey lizards running around that I enjoy seeing, although not as often as I would like.