Seven Starlings Workloft

Update: The workloft staff was very receptive to feedback and worked on making adjustments across the board. The experience is already significantly improved with little snacks and I hear they updated the onboarding process as well. Still no soundproof spaces. Updating my review accordingly. -- I'm signed up for a month but cannot currently recommend this place. Seems like they're still growing and smoothing over some bumps. Generally a comfortable and lovely work space. Currently tons of available floating desks and phone booth options throughout the week. People are lovely. The phone booths are not entirely sound proof. The sign up process is rough: They make you use the apartment application process and do a soft pull of your credit. There are $40 in hidden fees at the outset that yo

No good parking, seems like this is mainly an office for those in the apartments. They don't answer the phone and no one is there to welcome you and help you get started and sign up for a membership. Roosevelt is a busy street and difficult to drive around with pedestrians, bikers, cars and busses all over the place. I guess if you can take public transport or bike there, and if you could get signed up for a membership, it could be ok.

Cozy little workloft for those in the Roosevelt area that want to work from home or avoid the commute down to SLU and downtown. Contains all the expected amenities such as desk spaces, lockers, a kitchenette, privacy rooms, printer, small conference room with a television, and so much natural light. Various seating arrangements besides traditional desks include booths, hightop benches, and a cozy couch. This place is also adjacent to the fantastic Armistice coffee roasters.