Second Home Soho
Soho's answer to the 9-to-5 grind — desks, booths, and a community that actually shows up to events.
12 reviews
No notes, honestly. The printer/scanner setup just works, no drama, and the staff actually seem to care.
Overpriced for what it offers. Meeting rooms are booked out by 10am most days, and the AC is either freezing or off, no in-between.
Been here two years and mostly happy. The coffee is actually good, not the usual instant stuff, minor gripe that the front desk is slow to respond sometimes.
Been here 6 months and mostly happy. The community events are actually worth showing up to, minor gripe that could use a couple more phone booths.
Been a member for 8 months and it keeps getting better. The community events are actually worth showing up to, and the printer/scanner setup just works, no drama.
Does the job if you need a desk. The coffee is actually good, not the usual instant stuff, though honestly the front desk staff seem checked out most days.
Switched here after a bad experience elsewhere and it's night and day — the coffee is actually good, not the usual instant stuff.
Good value for what you get. The printer/scanner setup just works, no drama. Only real complaint is that could use a couple more phone booths.
Genuinely one of the worse coworking experiences I've had. It gets overcrowded past 11am with no overflow seating, plus phone booths are always occupied by the same two people all day.
Really solid space. Meeting rooms are easy to book and rarely double-booked, though parking fills up fast.
Switched here after a bad experience elsewhere and it's night and day — meeting rooms are easy to book and rarely double-booked.
No notes, honestly. The printer/scanner setup just works, no drama, and the staff actually seem to care.