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The best places to work in Dublin, according to Reddit

The 10 cafés and workspaces in Dublin that people on Reddit named as places they worked from, led by The Alex Hotel Dublin, Blas café and Starbucks.

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.

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  1. The Alex Hotel Dublin

    Café, Fenian St

    Reddit recommended

    , work score 90

    Named in 2 Reddit threads.

    The Alex Hotel and The Clayton Hotel Charlemont are both set up as co-working spaces in the lobby.
    r/DublinJuly 2025

    Hours, amenities and photos for The Alex Hotel Dublin

  2. Blas café

    Café, Loftus Lane

    WI-FI, POWER, Recommended ×2

    , work score 100
    Blas Cafe in Rotunda, just off Parnell street is exactly what your looking for. Large loft vibes. Cool cafe, great food.
    r/DublinNovember 2021

    Hours, amenities and photos for Blas café

  3. Starbucks

    Café, Henry Street

    WI-FI, 3.8, €€, Reddit recommended

    , work score 100

    Starbucks on Henry Street in Dublin's north city centre is a welcoming coffeehouse with handcrafted coffee, espresso and tea, plus breakfast, lunch and pastries. The space includes an upstairs area with couches and a view.

    Starbucks on Henry street has a very nice upstairs. It’s set up like a library and is cut off from the rest of the cafe. When you pay for your coffee ask to go upstairs and they will unlock the door for you.
    r/irelandDecember 2021

    Hours, amenities and photos for Starbucks

  4. Clement & Pekoe

    Café, William Street South

    Reddit recommended

    , work score 100
    I know people sometimes work on laptops in the back of Clement & Pekoe on South William St and upstairs in Kaph on Drury St.
    r/DublinFebruary 2023

    Hours, amenities and photos for Clement & Pekoe

  5. Caffè Nero

    Café, Bachelors Walk

    WI-FI, Reddit recommended

    , work score 100
    Some Cafe Nero’s (such as the one on bachelors walk) stay open until 9. They tend to be pretty quiet and have a cosy atmosphere for studying.
    r/DublinMay 2026

    Hours, amenities and photos for Caffè Nero

  6. Marlin Hotel Dublin

    Coworking space, Bow Ln E

    WI-FI, Reddit recommended

    , work score 100
    Try the lobby/seating area at the Marlin hotel near Dunnes off Bow lane. They have loads of co-working space and WiFi
    r/DublinFebruary 2023

    Hours, amenities and photos for Marlin Hotel Dublin

  7. BrewDog Dublin

    Café, Three Locks Square

    Reddit recommended

    , work score 90
    Try Brewdog. It’s about €15 a day for deskdog shared work space, free tea, coffee and water, and a pint at the end of the day.
    r/DublinJuly 2025

    Hours, amenities and photos for BrewDog Dublin

  8. Wynn's Hotel Dublin

    Café, Abbey Street Lower

    Reddit recommended

    , work score 80
    Also there’s the bar in Wynns hotel Abbey street, it’s probably quiet and about €3 for a coffee
    r/DublinMay 2026

    Hours, amenities and photos for Wynn's Hotel Dublin

  9. Cornucopia

    Café, Wicklow Street

    Reddit recommended

    , work score 65
    Cornucopia will let you work on your laptop unless it’s breakfast/lunch rush hour, then they may ask you to purchase something or to leave and come back later
    r/DublinFebruary 2023mixed

    Hours, amenities and photos for Cornucopia

  10. Bestseller

    Café, Dawson St

    Reddit recommended

    , work score 50
    Bestseller on Dawson Street is a great place to work but would be considered dark enough inside. Probably need to buy a coffee once an hour
    r/DublinNovember 2021mixed

    Hours, amenities and photos for Bestseller

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