Help me build the definitive list of the best cafes to work from
As remote workers we basically work from home, a co-working place or a cafe. These are the majority of our options. I’m trying to build a website with the list of the best cafes to work from and I need your help. Please help me build the definitive list of the best cafes to work from: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GzwHUx1X_zYcKJY0VZhw4R_S1tyOIvrp9U5Bm75_1zE/edit#gid=0
Thanks a lot! 🙏
What is a cheap cafe? 1? 2? Perhaps you should use some baseline like price in USD/EUR for an espresso shot/cappuccino.
Also when doing such a list it's worth to save opening hours of all places. For me when being in other cities and looking for a spot to work it's major factor. I usually want to start early - 7am on working days and 8am at the weekend. Many good places are closed at this time.
Good idea, I will add that as well. Thanks for making the list better!
Perhaps you may be interested: https://nomadlist.com
Somewhere on this page, there was an option to find places for remote work in particular city.
Also, I can promote my blog post about places in Cracow (Poland) for remote work while enjoying coffee: https://devtraintravel.wordpress.com/2018/03/26/best-places-for-remote-work-in-cracow/
Thanks for the NomadList - good found.
Thanks for your input! It really helps me. Could you please add those places to this spreadsheet (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GzwHUx1X_zYcKJY0VZhw4R_S1tyOIvrp9U5Bm75_1zE/edit#gid=0) and rate them based on the criteria from the sheet? Thanks a lot!
Such a great idea indeed!!! I've been wondering and trying to find for years as well which cafes are suitable for people who work from home / remote work, providing a good and reliable Wifi, be able to sit for long, inspiring and nice ambience, tucked away seating spots, the list goes on. There is absolutely none in the market except the typical cafe / co-working space reviews people can abundantly find all over the internet. I sort of thought about creating one in the past but unfortunately been always engaging with lots of things in life. We can talk more if you need some inputs.
I'm glad you find it useful. You can add in the spreadsheet any cafe you think is suitable for remote working. You can give me your twitter and chat there more.
Most of the time, I've opted for Starbucks to be honest as it's my favourite: can sit for long, good yet atrociously expensive F&B, ambience, etc. I find many sleepless cities are likely to offer better place for remote work such as New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok, etc.