The best places to study in Seattle

“Little Oddfellows in the back of Elliott Bay Book Company, where you can sit and write your novel for four hours and eat a baguette sandwich.”

“So grab a coffee, get your work day flowing and hop out early since they have shorter hours.”

“This UW-adjacent hub, accessible through an old alleyway—a real old-cafe-in-Cambridge sort of situation—has strong coffee, tons of tables, and overflow seating upstairs for finals week.”

“Their space, opposite REI, is also designed with the laptop warrior in mind - lots of tables and comfy seating, superfast wifi, plenty of outlets and even a quiet room at the back for focused work.”

“warren of secluded rooms furnished with ancient wooden tables make it the perfect place to hunker down with your headphones and a serious report”

“Excellent wifi makes this place a work session no-brainer, especially if you grab a seat by the window and stare out onto the water every time you feel like procrastinating.”

“The Suzzallo library at UW is open to the public; however I don't know if their Wi-Fi is publicly available.”

“With a surplus of work tables, a velvety green sofa, and slick black marble counter, it’s useful if you have a meeting and want to appear like you have your sh*t together.”

“There are a lot of seats, baguette sandwiches, and if you can’t type one word without some form of latte coursing through you, their matcha is robust.”

“Big and buzzy with loads of natural light, tons of desk space, plenty of outlets and powerful wifi, they also take their in-house roasted coffee very seriously and serve a good selection of pastries.”