New · Café membership
A seat in the cafe, $100 a month.
Every amenity a desk member has, in the 1905 building next door, for half the price. No assigned desk — and no waiting list for one.
Why it exists
Our desks are spoken for. The café isn’t.
The twenty-five desks on the coworking floor are effectively sold out, and a desk that isn’t there can’t be sold honestly. The café next door is a different room with a different constraint: it has seats, it has the same coffee and the same WiFi, and it was already open to members all day.
So this is that room, sold properly. You get open seating rather than a desk with your name on it, half a desk member’s booking credit, and everything else unchanged — for $100 instead of $200. If what you actually want is the desk, say so and we’ll put you on the list for the next one.
What’s included
Everything except the desk.
$100 a month, billed monthly. The booking credit is exactly half what a dedicated desk gets, which is the whole deal: half the price, half the credit, same building, same everything else.
- Open seating in the café
- The café side of the 1905 building next door — table seating, natural light, the original stained glass still in the windows. Sit wherever is free.
- Coffee, tea and beer
- Free and always on, same as every other membership. The Snackshop covers everything else.
- Fast fibre WiFi
- The same connection the desk members use, with a backup line behind it. Built for a day of video calls.
- Printing
- Included, and nobody will ask you what it is for.
- Free parking, right outside
- The lot in front of the building, or the street on 23rd and Irving. No meters, no garage, no app.
- 2 hours of conference room credit a month
- The eight-person room with the 75-inch display, for when a call needs a door and a whiteboard.
- 2 hours of flex space credit a week
- Book the hall itself — the projector, the sound system, the whole room — not just a seat in the cafe.
The cap
Fifteen members, and then we stop.
A café membership is only worth having if there is somewhere to sit when you arrive, so we cap it at 15 and close the tier when it fills. That is not a countdown to rush you — it is the reason the membership works.
If all 15 places are taken when you apply, the form will say so plainly. Get in touch and we’ll tell you the moment one opens up.
Before you apply
Café membership questions.
What is a cafe membership?
A cafe membership is $100 a month to work from the cafe side of the restored 1905 hall next to Merritt Workspace in Sloan’s Lake, Denver. You get open seating rather than a desk of your own — sit wherever is free — plus the amenities a desk member has.
It is capped at 15 members so there is always somewhere to sit.
What is included with a cafe membership?
For $100 a month:
- Open seating on the cafe side of the 1905 flex space
- Free coffee, tea and beer
- Enterprise WiFi
- Printing
- Free on-site parking
- 2 hours of conference room credit a month
- 2 hours of flex space booking credit a week
It does not include an assigned desk, a personal 24/7 access code, lockable storage or a business address. Those come with a dedicated desk or a private office.
Should I get a cafe membership or a dedicated desk?
A dedicated desk is $200 a month and gives you the same desk every day on the coworking floor, a numbered locker, 24/7 keypad access, and double the booking credit — 4 conference room hours a month and 4 flex hours a week.
A cafe membership is $100, gives you open seating in the cafe instead of an assigned desk, and includes half those hours.
If you are in most days or want somewhere to leave a monitor, take the desk. If you are in a few days a week with a laptop, the cafe membership is the better deal.
Is there a limit on cafe memberships?
Yes — 15 members, deliberately. The cafe has a finite number of seats and the point of the membership is that one is free when you arrive, so we would rather close the tier than oversell it.
When all 15 places are taken the application form says so. Get in touch and we will let you know when one opens up.
Every question we get asked, or call (720) 357-9499.