When I work remotely, I usually am sitting at some awkward desk, not near any sort of electric…read moreoutlet and hating my life. So I thought I'd give this place a shot and I was so happy I did! They have everything you could ever need to work effectively along with a great crowd of people. If you're needing somewhere to work that's quiet, well lit and most importantly has electricity - this is it!

I've been working at EVO3 Workspace now for the past week and have come to very much love the…read moreplace. You get unlimited gluten free water and two choices of unlimited beer (until the keg runs out). Everyone who works out of the workspace is very considerate of their noise level and has respect for each other's personal space so you won't find people messing with your desk, it's all very professional. 4 stars since they do not recycle.

I use this as a virtual workspace for my consulting business. New lovely facitlities with great…read morevews, lots of conference rooms. Hot desks as well as private offices are available. Fast internet. Top notch.

From the owner: The Beck Venture Center in downtown Golden offers flexible workspaces, private offices, conference…read moreand board rooms, and stunning floor-to-ceiling views of South Table Mountain. With curated events, endless coffee, and restaurants just steps away, it’s the perfect spot for professionals who want focus, meeting space, and connection—all in one place.

I needed some working space during my move to Colorado. Ended up renting a small office at Vert…read morecoworking. The office and facility was clean and the coffee was great. David, Alix and the rest of the staff were super friendly (and so were their furry friends).

I was glad to learn that this place existed in Estes Park. It made my month long trip possible…read more It is better than advertised; fast internet, great spaces and even better staff. I recommend to anyone who needs to get real work done.

My WiFi was out for 5 hours today and Office Evolution really came through for me today. Scott is…read morean absolute gem of a human and was so helpful in showing me where everything was and made me feel so comfortable. There is plenty of space for mobile co-working and it also homes private offices that you can rent out monthly. They offer conference rooms you can rent out by the hour and they also have free phone booths for you take your calls in. The internet connection was speedy and all my teams calls went seamlessly, never lagging. Would definitely recommend to my remote working folks, or even if you're traveling through drop in using one of their day passes.

Love my office and the amenities that it comes with, but I mostly love the friendly, reliable…read morecommunity environment! highly recommend.

Engage Co-working is a great place to get work done, if you are not skiing/snowboarding the…read moremountain. Manager Kerri is so personable and helpful. Everything you could need and are unable to bring with you, can be had. Nothing has been overlooked--coffee, binder clips, snacks, photocopies, sit-stand desks and Wi Fi comes with membership...

I love coming to Fuse at the Riverside! I have been here for several networking events, and the…read morevenue is amazing. The location is perfect, right on Boulder creek, with a gorgeous creekside patio with little two-person tables for intimate conversations. The inside room has a wood floor, exposed bricks, giant windows that allow natural light and a great view of the creek, and just an awesome juxtaposition of vintage and modern atmosphere. The food from the attached restaurant is incredible. I highly recommend Fuse for any large events (networking, business meetings, etc in the large room) because the room is just perfect for that. But also I recommend it for happy hour with friends, date night on the creek, and you can even go to the room upstairs to get work done during the day.

From the owner: Fuse is a coworking space focused on collaboration and co-creation. Members enjoy stunning…read morecreekside workspaces in a charming historic building, access to a dynamic community of professionals, and high impact events.

As the president of Agile Denver, I can say without hesitation that Thrive has been an absolutely…read moreoutstanding partner for our community. We have over half a dozen Meetup groups spanning Boulder, Westminster, Denver, downtown, and the DTC region, all meeting monthly, and finding a venue that truly supports what we're building isn't always easy. Thrive gets it. The space itself is fantastic. The modern design is thoughtfully done and creates an atmosphere that is both professional and inviting. It is welcoming, well-organized, and perfectly suited for the kind of collaborative, energetic gatherings that define our community. Every time our members walk through the door, the environment sets exactly the right tone. But what really sets Thrive apart is the people. A huge shout-out to Emma, who has been our primary point of contact and has been nothing short of wonderful. She is professional, responsive, and genuinely invested in making sure our events go smoothly every single month. She is the kind of partner that makes you feel like your event matters, because to her, it clearly does. If you are looking for a space that combines great facilities with people who truly care, look no further than Thrive Workplace! Highly recommended!

Thrive is a great place to meet in Centennial. This is one of four different locations in the…read moreDenver metro area. They offer several types of spaces for small meetings, groups and companies to rent out offices on a daily or monthly basis. You can purchase coffee, kombucha, beer and other snacks in a communal area. The entire space is well lit with high speed internet and spaced out on the 1st floor of the building. There is a large parking lot for Thrive and other occupants of the building they share space with.

I have been a member at Desk Chair for about six months and I absolutely love the environment that…read moreit offers me for my work. They have it down to the meaningful details to maximize my productivity, feel a sense of connection and community... while working in a beautiful and inspiring environment. Highly recommend! Finally, the leadership and event staff have been nothing less than accommodating.

My review is of an event we attended at the Desk Chair in Loveland on July 17, 2026, presented as…read morethe "Rooftop Crab Boil". My husband & I along with another couple attended. The advertising for the event implied that they were very proud that this was their 5th Annual Crab Boil which made us eager to attend. Using a high school grading system ranging from A to F, we collectively rate this experience a "D" at best. First the PROS - Great views & ambiance of the rooftop setting at 201 East 4th Street, Loveland, CO. Weather was hot but location had drawn shades for sun shielding which helped quite a bit. Wait staff was excellent, table setup was roomy. The female singer had a jazzy vibe, and her voice was very good. The event coordinator (we believe that was her position) had great earrings! CONS - first, the event advertised "All boils are served family-style at your table" which for those who don't know this translates to the food is brought out in large, shared portions rather than individual plates and dumped in the middle of the paper covered table. However, it was not the reality! We were served individual meal ration in separate paper salad bowls and provided one napkin each! This was absurd! Our group has attended many Crab Boils in New Orleans & Texas and for us this presentation, as well as the food, was a BIG letdown. Let's talk about the food. Potatoes and corn were cooked acceptably but definitely lacking in spice & overall seasoning. Seafood was pitiful and grossly overcooked!! The snow crab leg shells were soft (water logged) rendering flavorless meat. The shrimp were overcooked and barely warm by the time it was served to us ... late mind you. De-shelling this mess was an ordeal, especially the shrimp. The shrimp were whole with heads, getting to the meat was a major chore. If you have ever tried to peel overcooked shrimp you experience the shell sticking to the meat to the point of ripping the meat to get the shell off. Secondly, the Event Coordinator announced there would be "delay in serving" to all the tables because a special party would be arriving late. The delay was approx 30 minutes as food was supposed to be served at 6:15 PM. Nothing hit our tables until ~7:45 PM. Not acceptable for a Crab Boil. You must serve it on-time, otherwise the seafood is over cooked, which it definitely was! The food was catered from Fort Collins by Little Latitudes Catering. The Caterer should have been experienced enough to know the cooking limitations of such a meal. We feel that delaying food service to everyone waiting on a late table was rude & showed a lack of respect to everyone else who paid for the event with the expectation of a correctly prepared meal. The cost for this event was $50.00 per person or $100.00 per couple. Thirdly, this event provided a wonderful female singer. Unfortunately, she was teamed with a sax player that drowned her out. His horn was so loud that we could barely speak to each other across the table, much less hear her. At an intermission I even went to the stage area and politely told them of the issue. They agreed and felt the location for their setup positioned them much too close to each other to prevent this. It seems to me that an experienced event planners at Desk Chair should be aware of the space logistics to manage this issue. On another note, yesterday I was at our local Costco and found they had complete 'shrimp & crab boil kits' serving 2 people for $57.00. That would make the meal half the price and for almost twice the quantity of food compared to what we got at this disastrous event. The kit is prepared in 10 to 15 minutes once the water comes to a boil. To me the science behind the cooking seems pretty simple to achieve desired results and avoid overcooking provided you don't add to the cooking time waiting on rude late guests! In conclusion: Unless some serious issues are addressed, I wouldn't expect the 6th "Crab Boil" to be any better. Our group concurs that we don't plan to ever attend THIS EVENT again.