Reviews

Alot of jam even the road is very small,no parking near the CPS

3.0 out of 5

The Square, I can say that it is one of the most unique and versatile places in town. This place is a perfect blend of creativity, comfort, and functionality. Not only does it offer modern office spaces for businesses and entrepreneurs, but it also serves as a platform for the creative arts with its event space and mixed art experience.nnOne of the most impressive things about The Square is its bar and the live music scene. The atmosphere is always lively and upbeat, and the drinks are perfectly crafted to suit all tastes. The food is also worth mentioning, with a menu full of delicious options that are sure to satisfy any appetite.nnThe Square is not just a place to work or relax, but it is also a hub for the local arts scene. With its ever-changing exhibitions and events, there is always something new and exciting to experience.nIt is a truly unique and dynamic place that caters to a wide range of needs and interests. Whether you are looking for a place to work, to host an event, or simply to enjoy a night out, The Square is sure to provide you with an unforgettable experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a creative and functional space in town.

5.0 out of 5

Parking is limited to tenants and office space users, elevator access, stair access (8-9 flights)

2.0 out of 5

What I liked were the clean washroom facilities on the 2nd floor where I went. The best thing is that the elevator is right on the ground where the parking lot is so that you can jump right in and head on to wherever. What this means for people in wheel chairs or those who would find it difficult to use the stairs such as people using crutches, is that they can get in as soon as they get out of the car. That is simply awesome

5.0 out of 5

In the past few years artists had no place in Kampala, this is one of the amazing artistic space for photographers and other arts to exhibit or host a theater festival, God mhh. Some images from there and that is how Kampala looks through the windows.

4.0 out of 5