London’s coffee shops have upped their game when it comes to wi-fi and coffee quality thanks to the recent freelance revolution which has seen a surge in the number of people working remotely.
We’ve rounded up a few of the capital’s top coffee shops where you can get down to business.
Foxcroft & Ginger Soho
Coffice workers flock to this lovely cafe, which takes its coffee very seriously.
Using beans from the Sydney-based The Roasting Party, Has Bean and Caravan, caffeine addicts can expect the coffee to have a smooth clean taste.
Ask the Barista for which seasonal beans are currently on offer. Punters can also choose from a variety of unusual flavours of tea that are made from fresh tea leaves.
There’s also a wide selection of sandwiches, salads, cakes and pastries to feast on.
As well as lightning speed wi-fi, there are also several power points where you can plug in and get working.
TimberYard, Covent Garden
Get your caffeine fix with a generous dose of Has Bean Coffee at this cool coffee shop which boasts epic wi-fi and plenty of plug sockets.
The cheery living room-style cafe is the perfect place to while away a few hours with its comfy sofas and tables created from vintage suitcases.
Treat yourself to a posh sandwich or one of the tasty baked goods on offer: think tarts and cookies, traybakes and teacakes.
If you want something stronger than the huge choice of coffees and specialist teas on offer, choose from a Meantime Brewery beer or a Bibendum wine.
If you’ve some serious business to attend to, you can even book a private meeting room for £50.
Love Shake
Grab a booth in this American diner-style hipster hangout, which offers wi-fi until 2.30am, loads of plug sockets and free coffee refills throughout the day.
Based in Shoreditch, this media cafe serves up some fabulous traditional and alcoholic milkshakes: think the Oreeto (Amaretto and Oreo cookie flavour) and The Mars Attack (bourbon whisky, peanut butter, toffee and chocolate).
Department of Coffee and Social Affairs
Get your daily caffeine boost at this brilliantly-named social hub, which boasts free wi-fi and excellent coffee.
With nine venues across the capital, including Soho, Carnaby Street and Spitalfields Market, this Antipopodean-run establishment offers well-crafted coffee and a tempting range of baked goods.
DCSA prides itself on its humanitarian work, so you can enjoy a coffee here with a clear conscience.
Sacred Cafe
Tap up the free wi-fi while sipping a flat white at this New Zealand-style cafe which has Maori-inspired décor and a relaxed vibe.
With four cafes across London, this small chain is justifiably proud of its world-class coffee, blended and roasted to reflect a typical kiwi-style cafe house roast. All teas are loose leaf and are served in an antique or quirky tea pot.
If you need to refuel, there’s a range of pastries, cakes and sandwiches to munch on. There’s also a number of power sockets dotted throughout the shop.
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