The best cafés to work from in New York
The 10 coffee shops in New York that are best for working on a laptop, led by La Colombe Coffee Workshop, Le Pain Quotidien and Starbucks Coffee Company.
Ranked by work score: Wi‑Fi, power, seating, hours, what reviews say about laptops and noise, and who recommends working there. One branch per chain.
La Colombe Coffee Workshop is a fashionable café in lower Manhattan serving house-brand artisanal coffee, pastries and snacks. The space is simple and welcoming with small tables for two, cute interior seating, and friendly staff.
This Starbucks location on Broadway in lower Manhattan is a welcoming coffeehouse serving handcrafted coffee, espresso, tea, breakfast and pastries. Reviewers consistently praise the staff for their kindness and personal touches, such as thoughtful notes on cups.
Petite coffee shop offering upscale espresso, pastries & soups in a bright space with a few tables.
Outpost of a chain specializing in traditional New York-style sandwiches, plus build-your-own options.
Dunkin' on Pine Street is a chain café in lower Manhattan serving coffee, breakfast sandwiches and other quick food. It opens early on weekdays and is convenient for the commute, with friendly staff and good value.
Kaffe Åre is an intimate cafe on Greenwich Street in lower Manhattan with long wood tables, Scandinavian minimalist design, and a calm atmosphere.
Cafe Grumpy in the Financial District is a hip local coffeehouse on Stone Street serving house-roasted specialty brews. Reviewers praise the coffee quality and temperature, friendly barista, and clean, bright space with artwork.
Hours, amenities and photos for Cafe Grumpy - Financial District
