Yelp recently moved into a brand-new space in downtown San Francisco, and the new digs are a sight to behold.
The review site now occupies the 2nd to 16th floors in a 1920s-era Art Deco high-rise in the city's Financial District. All together, the company is taking over an incredible 106,000 square feet of space.
There are plenty of quirky elements in Yelp's new office, including a full-service coffee shop and general store fully stocked with candy. The design itself is beautiful, too, with lots of exposed brick and reclaimed wood.
The space was designed by Studio O+A, who previously completed offices for Facebook, Square, and PayPal.
Yelp occupies floors 2 through 16 in a high-rise in downtown San Francisco. The designers placed the reception area on the ninth floor so as to encourage visitors and staff to move through the building. The front desk is bright and inviting.
The designers wanted to make the lobby worth a trip up the elevator, so they rebranded the area as the "General Store," complete with a gold-lettered glass wall and lots of company merchandise.
The merchandise isn't for sale, but guests can help themselves to the candy along the windows.
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