82Mercer

I was recently here for the Refinery29 Country Club mini golf popup, located on the lower level. It was very nicely decorated with a snack bar, a place to rent out golf clubs, an area for photo taking and then in the back area, the mini golf designs. The bathrooms were conveniently located up a ramp on the left. I look forward to attending many more events at this venue.

This event location is divided in two parts. I like the fact that it has wood floors and a exposed brick wall. Gives it a cool lofty feel. Every time I have come here for an event it has always been a pleasant experience.
I have experienced several different types of events here. It works for an intimate event or a wide open type of event.

This is a great location and a lovely space.

make sure you make your important calls before or after coming down, because cell reception will be nonexistent, if you’re going to be in the basement.
been here for a lot of events, tastings, wedding, and expos.
staff is very professional and efficient.
it’s an open venue but sections can be closed off into rooms depending on what is going on and what event is happening. The place has a lot of exsposed brick and give it an old time-​soho feel. Bathrooms are very modern and clean. There are fire escape exits around so it should be too much of a fire hazard if you’re in the basement and fear these kind of things.

Was here just last night for a Remy Martin tasting event. I did not realize we were also here in the past for the Unilocal giftacular holiday shopping event. It’s a really nice event space with multiple rooms, modern looking clean bathrooms, high ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick, and close to the Spring Street subway stop. Terrific staff on hand too, all very professional, and respectful. Lots of unique places to shop at in the area too, along with some eclectic spots to grab a bite to eat or a drink within walking distance.

I absolutely love this event space.
The first time I went here was for a Unilocal holiday event and it was a ton of fun. Last night I returned to this space for a Remy Martin tasting. No matter what the event is, this place works. It’s setup much like a loft. Very open with tons of space to work with. Hardwood floors, brick walls, dim lights. It can be as intimate or as crazy as you want it to be. The staff is always terrific and helpful. I love that there technically different floors where different parts of events can be held. It’s also super easy to get to either via the Spring Street or Prince Street station. Just be sure you don’t miss it as you walk down Mercer. It kind of sneaks up on you since the name is not displayed and it’s a dark door without a number on it.

Came here for an event, but they have lots of events here. They have elevators and stairs, but it’s really only one flight up so I rather walk it. The bathroom is unisex, but it is very clean and nice. It’s a big space, but it’s almost like it’s 2 different room because they have this brick wall right in the middle. I think it is big enough for 200 people but could be more.

Attended the 99u Pop-​Up School for Creatives Sept 18 – 20.
It was incredible. I haven’t attended school for years so I was a bit reluctant to attend but I learned more in 3 days than I did in 2 years (give or take) at University.
It was a fresh approach to teaching. Lots of lectures of the leaders of the industry about topics that really impacted me greatly!
Pizza and beer provided though I missed out on them every single time because I was so immersed in some workshop or lecture or discussion.
I learned about my personality type (Meyers-​Briggs), salary negotiation, interview tactics, how to change your mindset in order to live a more fulfilling life and better evolve as a designer, and so much more!
This school was expertly organized, run, and executed. Kudos to the whole Behance & 99u team!

Came here for a vegan conference. Long line out the door and the stoop had very steep steps (so beware, I guess?). We had to go up a flight of stairs to reach the venue.
The exhibit floor was spacious, with a slightly older feel to it. Lots of room to wander around in the morning, but once it filled up, it was next to impossible to get past the congested areas. It’s certainly no Javits center, that’s for sure.
Bathrooms were the coolest part of the place.

Been here for a number of events. One of the coolest spots to see in NYC.
Most recently came here for the 2012 MEATBALL MADNESS back in October for the NYCWFF. The place was packed! But the space held everyone.
Bathrooms are a plenty in the event space. There’s an elevator and stairs to take you from the main floor to the basement space.
Good spot for a runway show.

Came here for NYCWFF 2012 Meatball Madness & Godiva SWEET! events. Great space although there is one «room» that gets a little too cramped to have two rows of restaurant booths. But if that’s my only complaint, then it’s not such a biggie because the event was flawless! So much thanks to the staff and I would love to come back for future events.

Went here for the Good Beer event recently and loved the space. It’s beautifully done, with wood and brick and exposed beams as far as the eye can see. The bathrooms were clean, the staff was quick to clean up any spot, especially a slippery one on the floor, and most importantly, it was spacious. I never felt like I was stuck in a giant crowd or that I couldn’t find an exit, which is all you can ask for from an event space. I had a great time and I hope that I get to visit again soon.

I came here for the Seed Vegan Experience in mid June 2012. I love the layout (easy to navigate for someone like me who always gets lost). Love the brick walls, and curved archways from room to room. There are plenty of bathrooms so there is never a line. They are kept clean. Because of the large windows on either side the room is always filled with light (during the day).

I was at 82Mercer for The Seed: the Vegan Experience. From the guest’s point of view, the second floor is a fine space to host an event. It has two spacious rooms with two unisex restrooms, high ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick, good ventilation, and natural light. The location easy to travel to by subway, in an interesting neighborhood with good restaurants and shopping.

Came here for an industry event with F — craziness and very crowded.
Hard to maneuver around, but it was still well organized and fun!
Nice venue!

A nice large space to have events in Soho. The place doesn’t look huge from outside but it is very big. It is divided into different parts. This place used to be a manufacturing facility which has been converted into an event space. The place retains it’s original nineteen century look with high ceilings, brick archways and hardwood floors. It actually looks like a huge loft to me. The loft style windows provide view of the Broadway and mercer streets. I have attended Korean art show and a Unilocal event here in the past. The space is easily accessible via public transportation.

The layout of this place is so DOPE. I came here for a Macellan Whiskey Tasting and kept envisioning of using this place to have the bombest 25^th birthday party !!! Like Diddy Style. Beautiful piece of property. Reviews on this place should be done on the aesthetics of the place if it were bare. YOu have to see the potential and this place has potential!

I’ve been here for the Unilocal Giftacular and more recently, the Macallan tasting event in late February 2012.
In regards to the Macallan tasting event, they really turned the place into a sleek and intimate setting for the tasting. The smaller room next to the bathrooms was set up as a little lounge and after herding us into one of the larger main spaces, we were sat down and given our ‘expressions’ to taste.
Unlike the Giftacular, a good chunk of the space was either roped off or just not accessible. My biggest complaint was the bathroom situation. During the Macallan event, I assume you could of used the bathrooms once you entered the event and walked by them. Once we went into the main space, security actually was making people exit the space, reenter through the main doors and then use the bathroom. Are you kidding me? I can’t just cut through the same walkway, back through the original lounge and just go take a quick leak? Even funnier, the security guard who I asked initially about this started copping an attitude when I asked him «Really???» Good event though, all in all.

Came here for the Unilocal Giftacular Event. It reminded me of Tunnel for a little while. I need to attend more functions here. This structure is truly special. As a DJ, I can just imagine how a crowded floor would look like; WOW.
More Unilocal events here PLEASE!!!

Nice space to have events.
Restrooms right on the main floor. Clean and no fuss.
Two rooms.
One used as a lobby for vendors, auctions, photo booths, open bar.
The other one used for the main event.
The acoustics aren’t bad in here, especially if you’re jamming.