The best cafés to work from in Boston

“Capital One Cafe in Seaport, they literally want people to sit and work in there.”

“For $20.75, work from Shy Bird South Boston or Fenway on any weekday and enjoy bottomless coffee, a choice of breakfast or lunch, plus perks like free WiFi, printing, second screens, and more.”

“Came here to say this. Beautiful, airy spot that actively tries to court WFH people. There's also a really nice patio if you want some fresh air (not sure if the wifi extends).”

“Night owls, take note: the Chinatown location stays open until 11 p.m. all week”

“Trident Cafe and Books on Newbury is a decent option during the week. Definitely gets more of a brunch crowd on the weekends.”

“For $20.75, work from Shy Bird South Boston or Fenway on any weekday and enjoy bottomless coffee, a choice of breakfast or lunch, plus perks like free WiFi, printing, second screens, and more.”

“I am sitting out on their covered patio listening to the rain as I write this and I can confirm that it is the vibe you are looking for. Just be aware that seating is kind of limited during peak hours.”

“It’s also the ultimate study spot among the local chain, with a sunny seating area inside a revamped warehouse, and a small, seasonal patio to work al fresco.”

“The new Tradesman in Brighton is absolutely massive so has remote work potential.”

“In addition to fast WiFi and ample seating, the South End location provides classic brekky bites”