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Lynn Elena Torbay
a week agoThe barista working there was incredibly rude I did a long queue and when I finally arrived after the long line ( instead of saying in it from the beginning) she said she’s closing. A bit of decency and understanding for people’s time.
Vincent Pagés (Vpages75)
a month agoGabriel Azria
a month agoNice place, great team, I love working there
Engin K.
a month agoFrankfurt, Paris and London - everywhere the same. WeWork is not a place to really work there. It’s good to network and good to drink some coffee from the barista. That’s it! The work environment is really unproductive, to loud and not ergonomic. There are plenty of phone booths there - but not useful for meetings longer than 30 mins due to the heat within the booths. It should be forbidden for companies like this, to use “CoWorking”. As I said, it is one of the best networking options you might have in a city - BUT definitely not the best to work in.
Sylvie Pommelet
a month ago