The best cafés to work from in Bucharest

“When I went ~a month ago, they had this offer where for 35 lei/hour or 90 lei/3 hours you get free coffee and some amount of discount on food. I don’t know if it’s mandatory to pay into this if you want to work there or if it’s a nice option for frequent guest, but the vibe inside the place is good.”

“I personally love working in Mugshot, they even have an underground room where you can work in peace, the wifi is not the best there though but it is quiet and nice”

“It appears on multiple laptop friendly lists because you can comfortably stay for several hours without feeling rushed. Wi Fi & plugs: Reliable Wi Fi, many power outlets throughout both rooms and near some garden tables.”

“I like Pebble, it’s small and basic, but outlets are available and I’ve not had any issues working on my laptop there for hours. Closes at 6 pm on weekdays, 7 pm on the weekend.”

“Acuarela, behind Romană, on Polonă. They have a super cute courtyard, it's very very quiet for how central it is, and there's a bit of greenery too. You can also sit inside, the internet works well everywhere.”

Acuarela, in spate la romana, pe polona. Au o curte super draguta, e foarte foarte liniste pt cat de centrala e, si e si un pic de verde. Se poate si inauntru, netul merge bine peste tot.

“Another great place for work with inside and outside seating places, a lot of space inside. The air condition is not so aggressive, it's ok to stay there longer and work. Internet is good and coffee as well.”

“The Starbucks at America House is always fairly quiet, especially if you go to the back part, where most of the outlets are anyway. I've worked from there several times.”

Starbucks de la America House e mereu destul de linistit, in special daca mergi in partea din spate unde de altfel sunt si cele mai multe prize. Eu am lucrat de mai multe ori de acolo.

“You can work from your laptop at communal tables or smaller spots, surrounded by art and a friendly, hip crowd. Wi Fi & plugs: Work friendly layout, with Wi Fi and accessible outlets”