Tigerlabs

Like the first review, I wish it wasn’t so pricey. Daily price is definitely too high. Monthly is a bit high for me as well, but it isn’t crazy and they are accommodating. Trish, the manager there and any other help while I was there, were really nice.
There being nothing else nearby also is a big positive for Tigerlabs — because they could have phoned it in with lack of competition, but didn’t. I think from searching before, the closest coworking spots would be in Philly or one or two around Rutgers. Though the latter ones haven’t been close to Tigerlabs in offerings.
Offerings like plenty of open space, desks, 3 conference rooms, a ping pong table, those hover board things: P, quiet/​noise proof spaces, small lockers. Also a fridge and [basic] kitchen amenities like kitchenware, coffee, Sodastream, and tables to eat at.

Another great space to crack out some work. Best part is they have designated sound/​phone booths for folks that need to hop on calls. Plenty of space that’s completely open concept. The ping pong table was a nice touch. You’ll find this is a little on the pricey side ($ 30) for the day pass but monthly desk rentals are reasonable. Lots of working professionals here but still in step with start up environment /​décor.
Like with all these places for what you get it’s reasonable. If you were stranded in a coffee shop hogging up a table all day you’d end up spending the same amount on food and coffee (always included at these spaces). Plus you dont have to worry about the dirty looks from other patrons and staff about camping out.