Alloy 26

Love working at Alloy26! Been here for over 5 years and the coworking space is quiet enough for working yet has friendly faces for chatting.

Great, motivating space to get work done, and also meet likeminded people also using space. Highly recommend Alloy 26 to anybody looking for an office away from their office!!

I used Alloy as a workspace for a few weeks this summer while my daughter was at her downtown camps. Wasn't too sure about how it would pan out initially, but it turned out perfect! Can't help but give a massive shout out to Ali. She just made the whole thing a breeze. The workspace is super clean, well-organized and the folks around are respectful and keep to themselves. I chose flex but never had any issues snagging a phone booth for my meetings. If you're in the market for a coworking spot in downtown Pittsburgh, definitely check out Alloy 26. I'd recommend it in a heartbeat. If I ever need to work around the area again, Alloy 26 will be my number one choice, no question.

I only spent a day in the space, but it's AWESOME. The common work area is so colorful and welcoming. The phone booths are awesome to make calls. The reception area is so clean and organized. I love that la prima is attached for a quick coffee. All the staff is very helpful and friendly. The amenities are awesome, too.

I'll state first that I honestly really like the space. But, I'm not impressed with the staff and the process to sign-up. I'll go into more detail. The space: It's quite spacious, roomy, and is quiet. The facilities are nice, such as the kitchen and bathrooms, and there seems to be plenty of desks to set-up and get comfortable for the day. You can check yourself in with a kiosk when you arrive, which makes it smooth when you're a member. The desk and office spaces look great, and I wouldn't have minded signing up for a designated desk spot, but I don't think I'll be staying after my "Free Coworking Friday's" visit, which was not something I even knew about because it's not advertised anywhere. If I had known that, I wouldn't have bothered signing up for a tour. The staff and process: How