The best cafés to work from in Copenhagen

“Upstairs is great there and there is a lot of other working on laptop there. I have used this place everytime I have meeting in inner city and want to do some work before meetings.”

“On any given day you’ll find locals waltzing in and out with a laptop under their arms before setting down for a few hours of work. ... Ample seating in the cafe, and in the library upstairs, means grabbing a table in a quiet area is essentially guaranteed.”

“even at busier times, I have not struggled to find a place to sit. They have options for desks, chairs, and even couches. They also have outlets galore, which are not always the most accessible in the DIS Student Hub or at cafes.”

“I have sometimes sat at Mokkariet on Jagtvej.”

Jeg har nogle gange siddet på mokkariet på Jagtvej.

“Quite possibly the best cafe-cum-workplace in town, Ricco’s is where you’ll find a local crowd tapping on laptops and sipping copious cups of coffee. ... there are numerous small tables where you can set up a workstation - or make yourself at home on the cognac sofas.”

“Even though it is popular it is never too loud and you can always get your work done. Note, at Bevar’s you will not have to be afraid of your computer’s battery dying since it is filled with power outlets.”

“The Workers' Museum has a good reading room! In addition, Cafe Kabys on Nansensgade is exceptionally cozy and relatively quiet until around 3 pm.”

Arbejdermuseet har en god læsesal! Derudover er Cafe Kabys på Nansensgade exceptionel hyggelig, og relativt stille indtil kl 15 stykker

“Despite the popularity of Stefansgade and neighbouring Jaegersborggade, the Nørrebro location is wonderfully calm, making it a work-friendly option. Choose between one of the small tables inside or the communal ones out front.”

“While it’s ideal for group work because of the large tables, you are also able to find a corner where you can sit by yourself.”

“Cushioned chairs, low lighting, and a cozy basement atmosphere. This is often where I go when I want to disappear into writing for a while.”