Station House

Station House in Downtown St. Pete is a fantastic co-working spot with an unique vibe. In addition to their membership, it can be rented for private events, and there's even a tea and coffee shop on the first floor for everyone to enjoy.Each space is incredibly well-decorated, making it a stylish place to work or host an event. But the real highlight is the members-only rooftop, which has amazing views.The building itself is a beautifully renovated historic gem by Gianco Companies. The only downside is that it could use a little more TLC in some areas that are showing signs of wear.Overall, if you're looking for a trendy co-working space or event venue in Downtown St. Pete, Station House is where it's at. Trust me, the unique decor and rooftop experience make it totally worth it!

I love this space. This is workplace transformation. This is the dream-come-true workspace. This is the future of one day not having to drag-ass to your humdrum, drab, '90s-style cubicle. I actually stopped by for my favorite TeBella beverage - iced Earl Grey lavender lemonade and wasn't really sure what I was walking into. Did a quick self-tour while waiting to place my order and was truly impressed... Such a cool place to work for the day, schedule a meeting or an event right in the heart of DTSP. There are conference rooms and each have a cool vibe. I love the inspirational quotes on the wall, artwork and overall stylish decor and unique furnishings. I hope to some day have the freedom to work anywhere so I can hit this place up on the regular. Their hours are my corporate business hours.

This place is my new favorite study spot! It is absolutely incredible on the inside. The atmosphere makes it a motivating place to study! Staff was very friendly and I love the Kahwa coffee and many tea options they have. The 2nd floor is a cowork space for anyone, but they also have up to 5 floors. And you can become a member to access floor 3 & 4, with many other perks! They do yoga every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday too! Also, they have a rooftop that is easily accessible! Definitely stop by and check out this place if you haven't had a chance to yet. Only thing that is frustrating is you have to pay to park (downtown vibes).

The last time I was here, this wasn't the Station House, but it was for brunch, and we sat outside on a beautiful day after running a race. This time, it was a beautiful day to sit outside for brunch and it was the day of the gasparilla race. No we didn't run it, but otherwise...look, it's still very poetic. Shut up. Anyway, my lady and I came here with our furkid based on their awesome brunch menu. Been meaning to try it for a while, but you know how it is. So many restaurants, and only so many times you can have gastric bypass surgery. Sat outside in their courtyard. A nice place to sit as you are down a ramp and below street level. Therefore, you are cut off from a lot of the noise and car fumes in downtown St. Pete. Unfortunately, none of the tables have umbrellas, and only a couple have shade from the building, so if the sun is strong, you will cook. It was a nice day, but I sweat easily, and I cooked. I ordered their hometown Benedict-pork, ham, salami, swiss, and poached eggs, on multigrain bread with hollandaise. It was excellent. It was served on a single piece of toast, which was strange, and a la carte. No potatoes or fruit. I'm taking a star off for price, which I understand may not be fair-we knew the price before coming. But, for $14, you can provide potatoes or fruit. That's a pricey Benedict. And Melissa's, with 2 fried oysters, was $18! Also, partial points pff for the lack of shade and the server who kept promising she was coming out with more coffee but kept coming out without coffee. Minor matter though-service was still very good. Even minus one star, this was an excellent brunch. Highly recommend it-even Bruce loved it (he's our furkid), but then again, he was given bacon, and he'd love anywhere if it came with bacon. For that matter, so would I.

Station House is a 5-story historical building that had been converted to a mixed use development with a restaurant and bar, coffee house and 23,000 SF of office and co-work space.The basement level houses the restaurant. The first level is the reception area with glass office suites and the tea shop and coffee shop (Kahwa). Second level has more office as co-lab work areas. You can lease a hotelling or dedicated desktop by the month. Several conference rooms are available to rent. The concept is similar to the Oxford Exchange in Tampa.

I really liked the concept of this place. The baristas are very nice and they serve kawha coffee which is excellent.

It's been 8 months since I've been to Station house.The service was better but they weren't busy so it's not a real judgment of how the handle things when it's really busy. They've expanded, there is a back bar that the bartenders come up with their own drink menu. I can't wait to check it out, it's called God's waiting room.The decor is still very cool, love the special touches.Breakfast was delish, I ordered the ham Gruyere pani. It was so flavorful and creative. I ate every bite it was that good. I also ordered a side of potatoes, the texture was perfect, crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. It was served with peppers and onions, I wasn't to fond of the peppers and onions and the potatoes needed some seasoning. It also came with pickles and onions, but they were really harsh pretty much tasted like vinegar. The picked items on the bloody Mary bar were the same, just tasted like harsh vinegar. So overall most of the food was good, the breakast pani was great . Sever was attentive and really nice. I'll be sure to check them again.Came back for dinner , everything was delish and we all finished our food, always a good sign. I had the chicken dish, the bell ringers , my friend had a Steak, our other dinning companion had grunts and grits and lastly the pork cap. The pork cap, bell ringers, and my chicken were wonderful, all things I would order again, we'll not in the same sitting though since that's a lot of food. Lol point is great dishes!

5 Stars for a super hip coworking space that has inspiration (and bathrooms) around every corner. And did I mention the selfie-opps??I was in town for a work conference and we worked out of Station House for the week. The restaurant was closed during this time, so this is specifically a review for the coworking space and coffee shop only.Right as we got to the front entrance I knew I was home. Well, not necessarily my "right now" home, but more like my "dream-if-I-hit-the-lottery" home. The first floor has small conference rooms lining it (encased in glass, so not very private, but great for a shorter meeting), furnished beautifully. I'm talking different, beautiful chairs for each room and an overall flawless aesthetic. The coffee bar is also located on the first floor. It had a great selection of tea and coffee with specialty syrups as well as some light breakfast items (croissants, quiches, etc.). I ordered a decaf caramel herb coffee and enjoyed the unique flavor (of the syrups... I know very little about actual coffee...). The croissants I ordered were always warmed up and tasted fairly fresh.Heading upstairs you'll see rooms and workspaces to fit any need. Some look more private and conventional, while others include desks hanging from the ceiling like a big-kid, slightly less fun rope swing. Every nook is expertly decorated and begs for a selfie (I may or may not have taken one in a room with palm wallpaper and a neon sign reading "i woke up like this").I also appreciated the bathroom options. The floor we were on had a shared bathroom with stalls (shared with men and women), as well as a private bathroom which is useful for the bashful folks out there.Just outside of our conference room was a kitchen that included a water-dispenser, old-timey fridge, and some snacks. There's also a rooftop, grassy area for when you just need to sit on pillows in the grass. As one does on a work day. #RemoteEmployeeLifeOverall, I'd highly recommend this workspace and felt like I was in some San Francisco paradise the whole time we were there.

Why 5 stars? Because the co-working space was everything we could have hoped for. --- --- ---This review is definitely all about the co-working space, not the restaurant, which is temporarily closed as I write this review.First off, Erin was phenomenal to work with as we were making arrangements for our conference. This was my first time organizing something like this, so I was probably being a bit neurotic about every little detail. But every time I had a question for Erin, she would offer a quick and helpful response.We ended up renting out the conference room on the 5th floor for a couple of days, and it was absolutely perfect. We had access to our own (larger) mini fridge, was easily stored everything we needed. There were ample bathrooms nearby for us and all of the other regular members. Filtered water could be found right outside the conference room, which came in handy many times. And the space itself is absolutely amazing. I felt very much like I was in some kind of trendy tech space in Silicon Valley. All of my colleagues seemed to be in awe of the design from room to room. From start to finish, we absolutely loved everything about the space. I can't recommend Station House enough if you're looking for a co-working space.

Station House is one of those places that doesn't look totally amazing from the outside.Housed in an old brick building downtown, you climb a flight of stairs to get to the main entrance, which is actually the second floor and a pretty interesting workspace. You'll see a coffee and tea bar and a bunch of chairs and tables where people are sitting working. There's also a yoga studio and a meeting room on the second floor. Other floors of Station House are reserved strictly for people with memberships. I have one, so I can pretty much tell you the third and fourth floors are nice, quiet spaces where you can sit and work without being bothered. Prices vary depending on what kind of space you want.The restaurant downstairs boasts a pretty good menu, and you get a discount if you are a member at Station House. I really loved the tuna tartare. It was the perfect size and the crackers it came with were really tasty, but not too thick or salty. The downstairs area has a "speakeasy" kind of vibe. It's pretty dark in here at night so it would definitely be a good date spot. The service is really good, but prices can be a little steep.All in all, this place looks like it probably belongs in New York design-wise. Definitely a hidden gem in St. Pete!