Coworking spaces in New York with Beer

WeWork Fulton Center features nine floors and offers a can't-be-beat location for commuters from around the city, as well as New Jersey, thanks to nearby PATH trains. With all the latest amenities, this location is just right for businesses raging from startups to larger companies. The compound is located in a prime spot in Lower Manhattan.

WeWork 88 University occupies eight floors of private offices, coworking space, and intimate pockets of common areas inside a turn-of-the-century building, just steps away from Union Square. The compound has all WeWork's common amenities like refreshing fruit water, onsite cleaning staff, and private phone booths, but members at this location also enjoy more unique perks like a designated brainstorming room, a pet-friendly policy, and a private room for new mothers.

WeWork Tower 49 features 16 floors of private offices and coworking space with incredible views of nearby landmarks like Radio City Music Hall, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and Rockefeller Center. Spaces devoted to new mothers, brainstorming, and events reimagine the classics for the modern workforce.

WeWork 222 Broadway is open, airy, playful but refined - each floor is themed differently and the views in every direction from this towering building are unbelievable. In Manhattan's Financial District, this ten-story coworking space at City Hall puts you right across the street from the Fulton Center transit hub.

WeWork 175 Varick St features seven floors of SoHo office space that is full of diversity and eager to shake up the status quo. The location includes unique amenities like a 24-person screening room, bike storage, an event space, and a new mothers’ room. The compound is located in SoHo West.

WeWork 11 Park Place features four floors of beautiful lounges, art-filled meeting rooms, panoramic views, 24/7 access, coworking spaces, private offices, bike storage, high-speed WiFi, a wellness room for optimizing work-life balance & more. The compound is ideally situated at the intersection of FiDi and Tribeca.

WeWork Dumbo Heights consists of two industrial-style buildings connected by a skybridge: Prospect, with nine coworking floors, and Sands, with four. Businesses ranging from music to software to clothing call this space their home. The compound is located in of the Brooklyn's fastest growing neighborhoods - Dumbo Heights.

At WeWork 575 Fifth enjoy incredible skyline views, a vibrant community, onsite networking events, casual-but-classy common areas, an onsite wellness room, personalized onsite support, micro-brewed coffee & more. The compound is located in a prime Midtown location near Rockefeller Center.

WeWork 404 Fifth Ave has an open floor plan, high ceilings, and lots of natural light to illuminate your work day. The coworking space fills five floors with warm and welcoming vices in a handsome building in Midtown East. For the convenience of Midtown, you can’t beat the location of WeWork 5th Avenue.

WeWork Madison occupies two floors of a classic New York office building Murray Hill, Bryant Park, and the Midtown Tunnel. The space attracts established companies in law, marketing, and a number of burgeoning consultancies in advertising, tech, and more. For an illustrious location and easy access by public transportation, head to WeWork Madison.

WeWork 18 West 18th Street provides its members with floors of coworking spaces and private offices, comfortable lounges, micro-roasted coffee bar, fresh fruit water, friendly onsite staff, in-house events, 24/7 access, one all-inclusive rates, a community of forward-thinking companies & more.

WeWork Penn Station occupies eight levels of coworking space in a 17-story Art Deco building in a location that gives you access to one of the city's busiest transit hubs. The compound attracts members from every type of business, but lean toward the tech fields. For an office space that’s in the middle of it all, head to Penn Station.

WeWork Bryant Park occupies 11 floors in a neoclassical gem dating from 1902 and attracts a wide range of businesses, from fashion and design to finance and investment banking. With grand surroundings, a vibrant neighborhood, and a creative community, this New York office space is a compelling space to grow your business.

WeWork 85 Broad St sits on five floors of an impressive 30-story tower in the heart of the Financial District. The space attracts a variety of businesses, including many from finance, marketing, advertising, and tech. The compound has lots of common areas, more than three dozen conference rooms, bike storage & more!

WeWork Empire State features six floors of coworking space with professional amenities, a great location, a friendly vibe, a pro-level recording studio, a screening room & a serene place to meditate. The compound is located in one of Manhattan's busiest commercial corridors, just across the street from the Empire State Building.

WeWork 135 Madison Ave provides its members with floors of coworking spaces and private offices, comfortable lounges, micro-roasted coffee bar, fresh fruit water, friendly onsite staff, in-house events, 24/7 access, one all-inclusive rates, a community of forward-thinking companies & more.

WeWork E. 57th St. occupies four full floors of a handsome 31-story high-rise in a hard-to-bear location in Midtown East. The compound has great views, a beautiful event space, micro-roasted coffee, many conference rooms, 24/7 access & more.

WeWork 25 Broadway occupies three open, airy floors of a building looking down on the iconic Charging Bull right in the heart of Lower Manhattan and the Financial District. Beyond WeWork’s hallmark amenities like endless microbrew and personal assistance from Community Managers, members enjoy bike storage, an arcade room, and even a bocce ball court.

WeWork Soho was the very first location to be opened by WeWork and occipies six floors in a handsome tenement-style building at the crossroads of Soho, Nolita, Little Italy, and Chinatown. With a pet-friendly policy, unusual ground-floor lounge, and wide swaths of desks available for growing teams, WeWork Soho is a big draw for your business.

Beyond WeWork’s hallmark amenities like endless microbrew and passionate onsite team, members at WeWork Irving Place enjoy the custom art pieces, reclaimed wood walls, ping pong room, spacious common areas and more. If you’re looking for a vibrant office space in a convenient location, WeWork Irving Place is hard to beat.

WeWork Harlem occupies two levels of cleverly designed shared workspace in a building located in Harlem's commercial hub. With a tight-knit community, the space immediately feels like home, whether you’re an early-stage startup or a well-established business. If you’re looking for workspace that revels in uptown funk but gets business done with downtown panache, choose WeWork Harlem.

WeWork Montague St. occupies four floors, with memorable views of the Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building, and the Statue of Liberty. Members enjoy the comforts of home without sacrificing the productivity, connection, and amenities of dedicated workspace. The compound has the universal WeWork perks, as well as unique benefits such as premium snacks, swag at WeWork's Honesty Market and a dog-friendly policy.

WeWork Williamsburg occupies the entire second floor of a newly constructed building in the middle of Brooklyn's hottest neighborhood, featuring two rows of private offices with a large common area and floor-to-ceiling windows. There are lots of sought-after amenities here too, like a dozen spacious conference rooms, a room for new mothers, and a dog-friendly policy.

WeWork Herald Square revamped five floor of a turn-of-the-century building into smartly crafted conference rooms, coworking space, and lounge areas, along with a private lobby. Private offices feature plenty of windows, plus a unique duplex if you want a more spectacular spread. Whether your company considers itself dapper, swanky, or smart, it’ll fit right in at WeWork Herald Square.

WeWork West 57th Street features five floors of modern private offices and coworking space in the Metropolitan Tower, steps away from Carnegie Hall and the Russian Tea Room. Rectangular forms, airy spaces, neutral colors, and industrial materials make the space feel concise but unconfined—great for productivity.