Dig Coworking Space

This is my office every time I’m back in Buffalo. Bright, cheerful, and big, with reliable WiFi and a super-​helpful staff. That Ulrich’s is down the block is an added bonus.

I love the Dig Coworking Space. It’s a beautiful place to work out of in downtown Buffalo. If you’re an entrepreneur and/​or remote worker and looking for an office space just for the day or even on a monthly basis, dig is in a beautiful open space that facilitates a collaborative environment and creativity.
Coffee is free and there are some adjacent snacks available from the 43North facility that I’m told they are cool with you helping yourself to. Monthly rates vary depending on whether you want a mailbox for the facility, but comes with your own badge and ²⁴⁄₇ access. The parking situation isn’t the best. $ 7/​day to park in the lot (but it has chargers if you own an electric car) or you can find free parking near Virginia & Main (west of main st) and walk the few blocks down to the facility. If you really want free parking, there are places to look!
Jessica E runs the dig facility and is the space curator and she is awesome! She will gladly show you around, give you a tour — let you rent the space for an event and much, much more. Wifi has always been reliable and great. Bottom line: if you’re looking to be more connected to the entrepreneurial community in Buffalo, dig is a good place to be. They also host many events here such as Startup Grind, Girl Develop It meetups and much more.

Thanks to Alex for making this page and adding the pictures!
I have toured DIG twice, worked a day at DIG, and had a presentation in one of the rooms.
Touring DIG, you realize that it truly is just a garage that has been spruced up with nice, comfy tables and chairs. I’m making it sound worse than it is, sorry.
Working there for a day. At first, it is an awkward and bizarre experience. Co-​working is a brand new thing to me. I didn’t know the people I was working near, and thought a couple of things the first couple of hours… Is my music too loud? Is it bad to take a business call? Am I typing or clicking my mouse too loudly? …After a bit, I got comfortable and was able to work.
I believe (if my memory is correct) it is $ 100/​month/​person to have a seat at DIG. This includes WiFi, coffee/​tea/​water, a white board if needed, electrical outlets, and 24 hour access. It is only $ 8/​day if you don’t want a whole month, but if you take a tour with Jessie, you get a free day at DIG!
We also had a small meeting in the side meeting room. The room had a nice, big, executive table and chairs and a huge screen to show our presentation.
We liked DIG so much that we are considering working from there for a couple of months when our office lease is done! I would definitely recommend checking it out and working from there if you get the opportunity!