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Industrious - 251 South Lake Avenue

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    from $50/day

Business hours

Monday

24/7

Tuesday

24/7

Wednesday

24/7

Thursday

24/7

Friday

24/7

Saturday

24/7

Sunday

24/7

251 South Lake Avenue #800, Pasadena, CA 91101

Walk & ride

  • Walk score

    97/100

    Walker's Paradise
  • Transit score

    58/100

    Good Transit
  • Bike score

    89/100

    Very Bikeable

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Reviews

4.4
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5

Christine G

Jun 05 2026

I've been working here for over a year now, and choosing this industrious space at passaroyo has been one of the best decisions I've made as a freelance graphic designer. Industrious provides a productive environment where I can focus on my work while also connecting with other entrepreneurs and professionals. The staff has been wonderful since day one. Suzanne and David do an excellent job running the space and creating a welcoming atmosphere. Everything is always well-maintained, the coffee is always free, and the daily breakfast and snacks are a thoughtful touch. If you're looking for a workplace that balances productivity, community, and great hospitality, I highly recommend.

5

Isaiah Garrett

Mar 27 2026

Been working around here for 5 Years +. All around, wonderful people, work environments across all sectors and I love the community

1

David Eskander

Mar 13 2026

Kept billing me even though I turned off auto pay.

5

Trevor

Aug 11 2025

I worked here over the summer and it made me rethink how valuable co-working spaces can be. Staff was great and very supportive - helped easily fix many small problems that otherwise would have taken up big chunks of time. Sabrina especially was great!

1

D Higgins

May 07 2025

I’ve been a member for over 3 years now, and in my opinion it has gotten progressively worse. 1) The women’s restrooms are horrible. Members will now leave toilets unflushed after use. It always smells of #2, & some have even left #1, #2, #3 & footprints on the floors and toilet seats. 2) The food is sparse & unvaried. Despite being closer to full capacity, portions have shrunk, & staff will do weird things to 'control it' like hiding the large plates during snack times. 3) Poor upkeep -- the printer being out of ink/paper/toner is common. 70% of the time I have to use a USB to print b/c the driver is inconsistent. The trash lid in the kitchen has been gone for over a week, & the bathroom sink often is out of order again. 4) Members have gotten sketch. One time, I came back to my table to find a group of new members physically working, laptops and all, on top of my papers & folders, including bank statements. Another time, I was in a conference room a woman had booked, she pointed this out, I said okay, and before I could even do anything she started shouting "what's wrong with you", "why aren't you moving", even screaming, “I’m sick of your BS (using the actual word)”. Staff didn't say anything to her about her language while I was there, but to me they were like make sure you book a room in the future. 5) Along these lines, my personal experience w/ staff has been disrespectful, toxic, & IMO discriminatory. In 2023, I'd use their ceramic bowls, as did everyone else, to prep meals like eggs. Betsy, a white woman, me not, made it a point to approach my friend and tell her how disgusting my food smelled, & then told Hannah (the then front desk person) that I coudn't use their bowls. I know, b/c 1 week later Hannah gifts me a gray bowl, saying I could keep it at the office & put it in the 8F kitchen cupboard. However, soon after, I see Betsy USING MY BOWL to store chili in the common fridge, AND I continued to see everyone else use their white bowls in front of them both for over a year. In 2024, I bought my own ceramic bowl, labeled, & stored it in the same place. But then come 2025 when I asked staff to remind certain members not to use them, Suzanne's response was they couldn't be left there, after 1 year of them there no problem! I told her okay, moved them to the fridge b/c that's where it's ok for members to store items overnight, only to see it moved back to the cupboard where I had JUST been told it couldn't be -- (I suspect by Emme during the Fri. sweep. They "couldn't confirm" it was staff but could confirm my SFW word in a note in the bowl was unprofessional). I pointed out this pattern of targeted behavior towards me in a sit down meeting GM Matt. His response was to make up 2 more rules that were not in the handbook and had never been told to me prior to that day, which were: #1 - Access members, aka me, couldn't leave any items in the fridge overnight & #2 - I couldn't use the focus room for more than 60-90 minutes at a time. Matt went further to state the gray bowl was food equipment and wasn't allowed to be there, while at the same time saying it and a a bday gift Hannah gave me were accommodations. Quickly picking up these items I thought were gifts were just points of manipulation over me, I requested to reimburse them, which was ignored. He then followed up by sending me the handbook, proving my point, neither of these rules he stated now apply to me were in there. I formally requested Industrious simply update it to reflect this change they decided to make for me & to send it to all members, because not doing so is discriminatory, but so far nothing. Not only that, people continue to flagrantly use the room for 2, 3, 4+ hours without interference. I again asked Suzanne about it, who said an email is coming, but doesn't believe they'll change the handbook, a PDF, which is WILD. I continue to limit my contact with staff as much as possible & plan to escalate it after the notice expires, should this pattern continue. (Note all of these have been my personal experience).

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Flexibility is the cornerstone of coworking, so you always have the option to adjust your workspace to match your current needs. With month-to-month memberships, you can effortlessly upgrade, downgrade, or even switch between different coworking plans.

    While the standard practice is to change memberships only once the current one ends, Industrious may be able to offer additional options, so it’s best to reach out to their staff directly.

  • Open desks may be the ideal choice if you thrive in a collaborative environment and value the opportunity to connect with fellow coworkers. Dedicated desks, on the other hand, provide a designated space with shared community amenities, catering to those who seek a balance between privacy and interaction.

    For ultimate focus and private interactions, private offices are best for solo individuals and teams that seek uninterrupted productivity.

    Selecting the most suitable workspace for you typically hinges on your work style and preferences, but it can also be determined by the type of work that you do, its duration, and whether you work alone or in a team.

  • Yes, you can certainly take a tour of the space before signing up for a membership. In fact, it’s encouraged, to help you get a feel for what your workday will look like. Schedule a tour here by filling out the form along with the date and time when you would like to visit the space and we’ll see you there.

  • Most coworking space amenities are open to all members, regardless of the membership plan. Meeting rooms require prior reservation, and private offices are exclusively available to those with subscription packages. However, the lounge, kitchen, and breakout spaces are open to everyone. Complimentary amenities are also available to all, while ancillary services can be purchased or negotiated individually with Industrious.

  • Whether you need a short-term workspace solution or something more permanent, Industrious - 251 South Lake Avenue has you covered. Meeting Rooms are available by the hour. But you can book Day Passs and Meeting Rooms for an entire day. Additionally, Private Offices can be booked on a monthly basis.