Q: negative

A: Took my 2 year old nephew here for "Toddler Tuesday" (where you pay half-price for kids under 4: $4.50 vs. reg. $9). We read the rules before hand and left all snacks and drinks at home, and walk it to find parents drinking lattes from Starbucks... The front lobby includes a huge (in comparison to the size of the building) candy store (of course where the candy is low enough for the children to get into) and the snack bar serves mostly junk food: candy, pizza, cotton candy, soda, icees, etc. although they did have juice box, organic milk and gogurt. The parent seating was limited unless you wanted to be in the snack area (a separate room from the play area and this would be necessary if busy) Was disappointed that the "Play" factory had a video game and movie set up... Although I saw the staff vacuuming play area and cleaning the restrooms, overall the play area felt dirty (dust under and around back of play area, netting in play area is brown), and I was extremely displeased to see the exposed electrical outlets, unpadded wall corners and the 1ft step to get in and out of the main play area (difficult for a 2 year old to get over) Overall, I feel like deep down there is a great idea here, unfortunately the execution was cheap and poorly done... Hope they use their profit to destroy this play area and try again, otherwise not sure we will be back...

Q: negative

A: First, let me say that I had a lot of fun here. However, I would not do it again and probably wouldn't recommend many of my friends to go. Yes, it's a bar made of ice. Yes, you get a parka before you go in. Another positive, there's a penguin mascot you can request to take a picture with you. It cost my friends and I $17 per person to get in and once inside drinks are $10 each. Yes the cups for the drinks are made of ice. But honestly, I can do that on my own time. We did end up having a lot of fun, but only because I was with people who are easy to have fun with (aka. not drinking and spending all our money). There aren't many people I would have had fun with at Minus 5 Ice Bar.

Q: positive

A: I can't say enough good things about Work In Progress. I recently hosted a meeting there for about 20 people this week. I am based in San Francisco and we were bringing people in from companies across the US for a day-long working session so I depended on WIP staff for help executing the meeting. There is lots of natural light throughout the entire space, and particularly in the large meeting room downstairs. It was the perfect space for our group with easy AV, beyond fantastic admin help, and helpful support on the pre-event planning. They completely rearranged the room setup according to our specific requests and helped control noise from other parts of the building during our full-day meeting. The receptionist went out of her way to make sure our guests got taxis and scanned multiple documents for me on short notice with no hiccups. Patrick, Josh, Zach, and the rest of the team were super flexible and went out of their way to make me feel welcome, almost like I was a part of their team. I ended up working from the general co-working space for several days before the event and it was a great experience. I've worked out of 3+ co-working spaces in SF and Work In Progress blew those spaces out of the water in every category - service, space, people, energy. Would highly recommend for co-working space or as a meeting venue!

Q: negative

A:
I like the food at this locals place but it was crowded the wait for the table was short but the food took over an hour to come out of the kitchen Food was good but I am not sure why there was a long wait. So if it's crowded leave