It's interesting to hear all the positive comments here about Workshop Cafe, and at the same time in previous threads there have been many negative comments about WeWork.
Can someone who has been to both and has differing opinions about them share how they differ?
Negative WeWork comments were about their business model, not their product.
I worked out of both WeWork shared space and at Workshop Cafe.
At WeWork you pay $350 per month (price varies) and get access to a shared space that is arranged like an open office (shared tables / desks). This is for the lowest plan, you can get dedicated office for more money.
Workshop Cafe is (was) arranged like a coffee shop, but with more seats. You pay per hour (forgot how much, but not much) for access to a dedicated table / desk. They have a better wi-fi than most coffee shops and they have outlets at each table.
It's also a coffee shop (you can buy coffee, tea, basic food).
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It's interesting to hear all the positive comments here about Workshop Cafe, and at the same time in previous threads there have been many negative comments about WeWork.
Can someone who has been to both and has differing opinions about them share how they differ?
Negative WeWork comments were about their business model, not their product.
I worked out of both WeWork shared space and at Workshop Cafe.
At WeWork you pay $350 per month (price varies) and get access to a shared space that is arranged like an open office (shared tables / desks). This is for the lowest plan, you can get dedicated office for more money.
Workshop Cafe is (was) arranged like a coffee shop, but with more seats. You pay per hour (forgot how much, but not much) for access to a dedicated table / desk. They have a better wi-fi than most coffee shops and they have outlets at each table.
It's also a coffee shop (you can buy coffee, tea, basic food).
They were both great for what they were offering.