The best cafés to work from in Toronto

“I've been to Creeds near Dupont and it's probably the best place to get work done at. They have lots of seating, charging ports and the cafe itself is very spacious.”

“The semi-soundproof booths, long tables with charging outlets, and comfy chairs make it a go-to spot for people who want to work remotely, but not necessarily at home.”

“It's usually quiet, with lots of space, plenty of outlets, and strong WiFi. Plus, the staff are welcoming, and don't mind you typing away for a couple of hours at a time.”

“With this model customers can pay $6 an hour ($5 an hour if you're a student) instead of per drink or food item. ... In addition to wifi and plugs to charge your devices, there's also access to board games, craft supplies and the library”

“pros: outlets at every single seat! lots of seats, lots of rooms.”

“At Gateau Ghost, customers are welcome to use their devices on site anytime, including during dinner and brunch services, as the spot offers several indoor and outdoor open tables, sockets and Wi-Fi to patrons.”

“This bright, airy space with a welcoming vibe and serious coffee is perfect for hunkering down and getting things done.”

“The WiFi is strong — and the password is proudly displayed — and the staff are always friendly ... I've spent hours in Greenwood Cafe without ever feeling rushed — and noticed plenty of others doing the same.”

“There's also a large communal table, full of people typing away on laptops, with power outlets galore ... I worked at the communal table, where the low-backed chairs did nothing for my posture, and I found the WiFi to be quite slow.”

“A cozy specialty micro-roaster tucked away in the west end, ideal for sipping espresso while diving into some serious work or study sessions.”