A small but cozy cafe near Todoroki station. Both weekends, and especially weekdays are pretty quiet. The menu is fairly small, with a selection of coffee and some snacks. There's WiFi, but no power outlets. It seems like there is a 90 minute time limit.
A short walk from the Grand Front area. It was very quiet on a weekday (just one other customer while I was there). The staff was very friendly. There are some power outlets if you need, and the "USEN Free WiFi" was very fast. Be careful with the low door frame in the restroom as I managed to bang my head on it!
A fantastic quiet spot in Shimokitazawa. I appreciate that the stools at the large table where cushioned! An extensive coffee menu, and some other non-coffee options as well. Very fast WiFi. I don't think they have any power outlets.
A lovely cozy cafe with books and plants for sale. The plugs underneath the bench seemed not to provide power for some reason, but there are bunch of plugs on the wall.
Modern, clean cafe located close to the city centre. Coffee was alright, and the WiFi was a tad slow on the terrace seat but it was manageable. There's a lovely sourdough bakery right next to it so you should get something to eat there.
Seemingly a popular place amongst tourists and digital nomads (Apparently a German cafe chain). Staff spoke English well. Many of the seats have power plugs, though the comfort of the chairs vary. Some are low sofa styles so maybe not suitable for working. Food options seems decent with bagels and sandwiches available.
Probably one of the better Ueshima coffee shops to work from. The majority of the seats are single person seats or counter style seats. There's good WiFi and most seats have access to power.
There's a small second floor seating area, with nice windows overlooking the train tracks. It seems to be a very popular tourist destination though, with a lot of people constantly taking photos and selfies. It can be a bit distracting. Mornings are probably best if you want a relaxing environment. Contrary to what some reviews say, there is WiFi that works well. There is a power outlet as well.
Cafe and art exhibition. The space is really big and not especially busy on a weekday. There's decent WiFi and a small menu with drinks and lunch options as well. Tables and chairs aren't the most ergonomic, but it works for a little while at least. There is public outdoor seating by the river as well, which would be a nice option when the weather is good.
Note: Be sure to check their calendar to confirm opening days, since they may close for holidays, private events, and during exhibition replacement period: https://cafe.warehouseofart.org/calendar/
A popular spot in Hiroo. The second floor has counter seats by the windows overlooking the street below. There are power outlets and very fast WiFi. There's also an outdoor area on the 2nd floor, but it seems to be a popular spot for smoking, so I probably wouldn't want to sit there.