WeWork Grand Central

To this All-Access user, one of the best locations in Manhattan. Pros: ample community spaces - more than a lot of locations, with practical touches like big tables wired with power cords. Plenty of phone booths, with lighting that isn’t exactly flattering, but does not make you look like a serial killer either. Calm decor. WeWork didn’t lean too hard into a theme on this one. Yes it’s quirky and “WeWork” but there are no neon pizza squirrels. Location is has great access to a lot of subway lines/food options, and who doesn’t have a better day after walking through Grand Central? Cons: neighborhood is practical, but not a lot of fun. Also there is a pinball machine YES! but the left flipper is sticky Nooooo.

Awesome place for working on your project

I needed a last minute workspace and ran over to this WeWork location on Lexington Ave. Omar was extremely helpful in setting up and account with me, as well as making sure I logged into my meeting on time. Thank you so much for your help Omar!!! Will be back to this location next time I am in the city.

Full disclosure: I am WeWork All Access and this location is my primary spot. Whatever you think about what I say here, I've got months of experience to back it up. Excellent things about this spot: its mad convenient location read: MTA, midtown east, its staff community managers, housekeeping, and the security staff in the lobby thorough, kind, always on point. What isn't excellent: the conduct by specific WeWork members who are in the kitchen calling out those who refuse to put their mugs and tumblers in the trays, despite polite request that be what's done and the Quiet space and the shared/open space. I get that everyone - due to masks, earbuds, city life - talks loudly. And in a shared space where seating is limited, in a space that is literally where no music, no phone calls, and no meetings are to occur - to blast your voice and to do what you've been told isn't to be done is flat wrong. And thoughtless. That staff needs to be told when someone conducts a meeting or a call in the Quiet space which, I might add, is a significant rarity in NYC WeWorks and several locations do not have them is a policy I understand, and ruefully accept. That they should have to is ridiculous. Why? Last time I checked, WeWork members are grown people who know how to read. I was born in NYC and I've lived here nearly all of my grown up life. I recognize where things have changed, as resident population has grown, as wealth as scattered, as industry power has shifted, as mayoral and city department staff turn a blind eye to too many things homelessness, housing quality, timing of the traffic lights, and certainly how people choose to act because they can. And I am more than happy to call out where people act wrong. One of the wrong actions is people bringing their entitlement and obliviousness to shared workspaces. You want to bark and do calls, get a Phone Booth or book an office space.

When working in this location everything was great. The vibe, service and staff are all great.

I have been a member for a year and a half and have nothing but positive things to say about the WeWork space, as well as the staff. Everyone is so friendly and there are always opportunities/events taking place. Not to mention, the cold draft coffee is pretty sweet!

Was very pleased with my visit with Sheila

Great facilities. Super clean and friendly. Free beer! After you join of course. Cubes can get pretty hot. Bring a fan. Really has an inspiring environment.

Great co-working space with it's own kitchen. Must try for startups looking for office space without renting expensive spaces.

Quiet when I got here around 1pm on a Wednesday on 12th floor. Appreciate locations like this that don't get crowded or obnoxiously loud.