Hats off to this visionary entrepreneur that sees the growing community of independent business…read moreowners and growing entrepreneurs in downtown and took a risk to set up a co-working, virtual office environment right in the heart of the GSU campus. They are connected to the entrepreneur endeavors in Atlanta by sponsoring Pitch Prep night for the recent PlugATL $10,000 business plan competition and managing the "100 Female Entrepreneurs" networking group. Call to check on monthly membership rates and day use rates.

I was in town for a conference and I had a few work projects to handle. I had about 5 hours to get…read morethis done and I chose to check-out Open For Business. It's a nice space and it was very bright and well decorated. When I arrived there wasn't anyone there affiliated with the space, but some of the members were meeting and encouraged my to go online to sign up for a drop-in membership. The space was outfitted with several working spaces. There are hightops and desks. The space had wi-fi exclusive to members and several electrical outlet, which are always a plus. I don't live in the area. I was visiting from Augusta, GA, but this will likely be a place I'd drop into if ever I'm in Atlanta again on business and need a place to get some work done for an extended period of time.

Great co-working space a few steps from the Beltline. Perfect work environment and amenities for…read morethose needing a quiet and dedicated space with good vibes.

From the owner: Cozy, intimate, loft-style coworking space in the heart of Old Fourth Ward and near the beltline…read more A local haven for freelancers, microcommuters, and startups who want to avoid the coffee shop and find their productive groove.

I waited several months before writing this. Why? Because I was furious and didn't want my words to…read morebe driven by anger. Yet here I am, more than nine months later, still disgusted by how I was treated by this blatantly discriminatory company. I hesitate to use that term, but there's no other way to describe what I experienced. In September 2023, I had a severe back injury that required surgery. Once I started working again, I returned to this company facility on Memorial because I enjoyed the atmosphere. I was such a fan that I visited six days a week, despite the inconvenience of having to walk 200 to 500 yards just to get inside due to limited parking. It was worth it to me. One day while I was working, I took off my shoes under the table. A staff member approached me and told me--very rudely-- it was against company policy and that I had to put them back on. I wasn't aware of the rule, so I complied immediately. A few days later, due to a lack of parking spaces, I waited in my car for one to open up. The same staff member who had spoken to me about my shoes came outside and told me to move. I explained that I wasn't parked--I was simply waiting for a spot. We exchanged words for about 10 minutes, and eventually, I told him I would report his behavior and tone to management. His response? "IF you do, it won't matter!" I found that hard to believe, so I wrote a letter to management the very next day. Their response? They terminated my membership. I was never a disruptive customer. I simply stood up for myself when I was treated unfairly. Most companies would appreciate loyal members giving feedback about what's happening on the ground. But not this company. Instead of addressing the issue, they chose to terminate me. I urge you not to support this company. They don't value their customers.

I had a wonderful experience this morning. So you have to have a membership or be a guest. The…read moreservice was fast and friendly and they have a limited menu. They have a few lite bites such as pastries, muffins, and fruit (apples and bananas). You can choose from a few drinks like coffee and tea. There's colosseum type seating and an area by the windows. The restrooms are gender neutral.

Extremely accommodating and got the info we needed to have a great meeting over to us, even on a…read moreSaturday morning via email! Right across the street from a Wine Bar and a bunch of restaurants so convenient food options as well. Would absolutely recommend this place!

From the owner: We are a shared meeting, event, and office space located at Ponce City Market. We specialize in…read morecreating opportunities for businesses to have access to and a presence in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood and have shared meeting space in this thriving, centrally located area of town.

I had an event for work and I cannot speak highly enough about my experience. Everything from guest…read moreservices, space ( Ann Cramer Room) and the food was top tier. The food was seasoned perfectly (breakfast and lunch) and was more than enough for everyone. A special shoutout to Robert, Kim and Sereign for showing our whole team and participants such amazing hospitality!!!

I went for the NMSI teacher conference, and it was amazing! The atmosphere set for us by the…read moreconference center was perfect, the staff was friendly and warm! Very great customer service, and they were very humbled! Missy was one of the younger Staff members who carried herself so professionally! The whole team was , but Missy shined! The cleanliness and efforts of the team was phenomenal

I was able to view Constellations during an event. Ample paid parking on the street and surrounding…read morelots. The ambiance is amazing! Perfect co-working space. They offer varying rates for renting the space for events, offices for non-profits, and co-working. Very clean space. And the theme flows throughout. They even have the original brick preserved adding to the historical nature of the block!

I attended the Sad Girls Club tour stop in Atlanta. It was at the beautiful communal work space…read more There's a paid parking lot located directly across the street which is where I parked. There is also some street parking available. This is a beautiful and wide space. I'm definitely going to look into hosting my own event here soon.

My wife and I are both self employed and worked from home last year until our son was born…read more Needing extra space, we stretched our budget to join the Midtown Industrious location because it was convenient to our home and met all our needs including access to a newly renovated gym in the building that was the highlight of our tour. Fast forward 5 months into our year long contract and access to the gym has been revoked unless we pay an additional $100 per month. Hannah Mostellar, the General Manager, has refused to honor their commitment, is unwilling to compromise on my monthly rate, and will not terminate our lease early so that we can find an alternative space. Instead she referenced my contract stating that services may be removed at any time at Industrious' sole discretion. Don't be fooled by the "extra amenities" as they can be stripped from you without warning or compromise. The only services they are contractually required to provide are printer services and internet. It's a shame that an organization that was recently acquired by a massive, publicly traded organization (CBRE), is unwilling to do right by small business owners. Look elsewhere if you are a small business owner who values commitment and compromise from your business partners.

Very nice decor bit exceedingly expensive and very petty. Was charged a few hundred dollars for…read moreusing an empty conference room. And they didnt have the decency to stick their head in to tell me they were doing that. Very deceitful. Happily switch to a space that's 20% less nice but less than half the cost. Good riddance.

Alkaloid is one of the best things to happen to me this month. I recently began working from home…read morefull time, and after a few weeks, I realized that I really missed the human interaction I was so used to. I found Alkaloid on Yelp and went to check it out immediately. The value that the owner, Katherine put into this space is amazing. I chose the "Flex" package, where I get 10 days per month, Monday-Friday. It's the perfect amount of days of access to the building. The package price is VERY reasonable. You have to pay two months at a time, which doesn't bother me because the price is pretty low (comparatively). Katherine has all local coffee in the FULL kitchens. She's got every method for brewing coffee that I know available. The space is clean, yet eclectic. It has the personality of an old cotton mill with modern updates and speedy WiFi. The other worker bees here are so kind and friendly. This space is right off the beltline, right near Krog St Market/Irwin St. Market. I am so much more productive now. I have the coolest job, and the coolest spaces to do it!

From the owner: The friendliest coworking community on the Atlanta Beltline! Dedicated Desks, Flex Desks & Private…read moreOffices Offered. 24 / 7 Hour Access. Unlimited Free Parking.

Beautiful white building in the center of downtown Atlanta. There r so many cool stuffs here,…read moreincluding the Microsoft Innovation Center!! Love to be here. It's so stunning and professional. I I really hope can work here everydayyyy!!

Review of the food: I've eaten there three times. FIGO to go…read moreis great. Quick tasty pasta meal, great ravioli and sauces. Caffe 1897 is basically a coffee stand with a few snack/sweet options. I'm not a coffee drinker, but seems to need a few more food options to be viable. Had lunch today from Kitchen 13. My pork sandwich was good, enjoyable, but I'd recommend a little higher pork/cabbage ratio. While it was a tasty sandwich, it was missing much influence from the pork. Could use a little kick too, maybe a dash of carolina sauce on the pork? The Broccoli and Potato soup was tasty but too salty and too thin. The house made chips were tasty but not hot and more chewy than cripsy - like I got yesterday's leftovers instead of today's fresh made. Overall I have high hopes for this place. It is a great concept. Just needs a little more work on the execution of the food items.