The best places to work in Paris, according to Reddit
The 5 cafés and workspaces in Paris that people on Reddit named as places they worked from, led by Bibliothèque Publique d'Information, The Floor and Hubsy café & coworking | Saint-Lazare. The 5 after them are our own picks, by work score, to make 10.
Ranked by how many Reddit threads name the place as somewhere to work, then by work score. Quoted as written, linked to the thread. One branch per chain.
01Bibliothèque Publique d'Information
library19 Rue BeaubourgWork 94
Named in 2 Reddit threads.
Here’s a list of coworking spaces: Other suggestions: Pompidou library or the BNF Richelieu
r/parisMay 2023 02The Floor
café42 Rue Notre-Dame-des-VictoiresWi‑FiWork 100
Oh that's too bad, sorry! Maybe Unicorners or Le Floor then?
r/ParisTravelGuideApril 2024 03Hubsy café & coworking | Saint-Lazare
coworking space64 Rue d'AmsterdamWi‑FiWork 100
I love Hubsy so much (the one near St. Lazare). The coffee, snacks and atmosphere are perfect.
r/parisMay 2023 04Cloud Cakes
caféRue Mandar, Quartier du MailWork 92
Coffee shop, plats, boissons, pâtisseries
Cloud Cakes, a vegan café. 32 rue Notre Dame de Lorette, 75009. Lots of sockets, very fast Wi-Fi.
r/ParisTravelGuideApril 2024
Our picks
Reddit named 5. These are the next best by work score, one branch per chain.
06La Recyclerie
café83 Boulevard OrnanoWi‑FiWork 100
Ancienne gare désaffectée depuis 1934
Away from lunch hours, you can have a quiet working session... comfortable seats, reliable Wi-Fi, and easy access to many power outlets
These Gold Wings 07Jozi Cafe Notre dame
café67 Quai de la TournelleWi‑FiWork 100
second, smaller cafe along the Seine in front of Notre Dame... saw people on laptops... guy at the counter was also extremely friendly
Life in the Fast Jane 08Back in Black
caféRue Amelot, Paris 11e ArrondissementWi‑FiWork 100
one of the larger laptop friendly cafes Paris has in store, with WiFi and plenty of room
Life in the Fast Jane 09Au Pied de Cochon
café6 Rue Coquillière★ 4.4Wi‑FiWork 100
Au Pied de Cochon is a century-old Parisian brasserie in the 1st arrondissement serving traditional French fare including escargot, andouillette, seafood platters and French onion soup alongside charcuterie boards, draft beer and cocktails.
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