Large lounge across two floors with many different seating areas. The first floor is usually quite busy, second floor by the bar is quieter.

A great restaurant that's also very workable during lunch and early afternoon on weekdays. On weekdays it's usually pretty quiet so it's a nice place to have some good brunch/lunch while getting some work done. The wifi is very fast and there are some power outlets. The WiFi has problems connecting to non-standard ports.

A free coworking space near Utrecht central station. You can use the space for free in exchange for knowledge sharing and networking. It even comes with free tea/coffee!

To use the space, simply create a profile on their website, make a reservation online, and then check-in at the counter when you arrive. There's wifi (although a little slow), power outlets, plenty of seating in different areas.

The entrance is a little tricky to find. Find the "Hoog Overborch" door next to the Albert Heijn supermarket inside the Hoog Catharijne mall. Press the buzzer for "Seats2meet" and then go up one floor (elevator or stairs).

After struggling to find "laptop friendly" cafes in the Netherlands, I've learned that "coffeecompany" is usually a safe choice. There are many locations throughout the Netherlands, they have fast wifi, power outlets, and they're laptop friendly. You'll want to arrive early though, to make sure you get a (good) seat. Tip: the large worktable has power outlets under the table.

The popular cafe Daen's Cafe next door was completely full, so I ended up here instead. During the afternoon on a weekday it was pretty much empty. The staff was friendly, and said it was fine to use laptops. Plenty of seats, very fast wifi, power outlets. There's no "menu", but they have tea, coffee, and pressed sandwiches (which were tasty). The vibe is a little unclear though, it feels like a mix between a cafe, pub, bar, and restaurant. Anyways, it was a solid place to sit and get some work done.

Copenhagen is still a great city for cafe and coworking. There are plenty of laptop friendly cafes, good for working or studying. I recently found Cafe Fiol, a small cozy cafe just by Nørreport station. It was very quiet on a weekday, plenty of seats, power outlets, and wifi (although a little slow).