The best places to study in Portland

“I go to Coffee Time on NW 21st because it's un-instagrammable. Good coffee and nice staff.”

“Crema is always packed with working laptops, but there’s always a spot for you somewhere. ... Good wifi and access to power outlets.”

“Rose City Coffee on SE Milwaukie is solid. They're open 24 hours and a TON of people will work off their laptops in there.”

“Portlanders flock, laptops in tow, to this Central Eastside mainstay for its open Wi-Fi, small-batch coffee, and abundance of seating options”

“has two stories’ worth of seating ... Both have Wi-Fi available.”

“La Perlita has a location in North Portland where customers can spread out and stay a while.”

“It has around a dozen small tables, each with its own light, power outlet, and plenty of space to spread out and work. In fact, the moment you step into Albina Press, you’ll notice almost everyone is either working on their laptop or engaged in a meeting.”

“This Central Eastside vegan cafe is a remote worker’s dream: Customers sip on cereal-infused lattes lined up at three long communal tables with floor outlets and there’s a printer available for customer use.”

“They have a lot of individual tables, half with outlets and half without, and one super large table at the end, so you can pick and choose what is right for your needs. Just a heads up that it’s usually on the quieter side”

“I sit down at a giant table, spread out my things, and try to get some work done before making my way to the airport.”