Nice place to sit and work at during a weekday afternoon. It was a little busy when we arrived just after lunch time but we got a table after waiting a little bit. Decent drink selection, and the food seems good (but I didn't try any). Lots of power outlets, good natural light, WiFi is a little slow but stable.
An interesting cafe, which is very workable. The interior somehow reminds me of a classroom, but it was comfortable to work from. Very fast outlets and lots of power outlets. The main thing to be aware of is that the owner's attitude wasn't very welcoming or accommodating. He didn't seem to happy about people changing seats or ordering before everyone arrives. Something to keep in mind if you visit.
One of my favorite cozy coffee shops in Shimokitazawa. It's small, with only a couple of tables, and counter seats, so it's not really the type of place you'd hang out and work for too long. But if you're in the area and you want a nice drink and some desserts then this is a great spot. There's wifi and power outlets as well.
This is a slightly hidden cafe in Salt River. The WiFi was fast if I remember correct. The food is really good and really cheap. There are some nice outdoor seats as well. They have a small shop inside where they sell products from local township businesses, which is really cool.
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).
If you're visiting Taipei then this is a great place to stay if you're looking to get some work done. The hotel lobby bar/cafe is a great place for remote working. The bar/cafe area is open to the public (not just hotel guests) - but it's probably best to arrive after breakfast hours though. They have a minimum spend of NT$400. Fast WiFi, power outlets, comfortable seating, and nice views!
I recently discovered this cafe one evening while I had some spare time around Zhongxiao Fuxing. It's only a short walk from the station exit. During the evening on a weekday it was very quiet and there was only one other customer. Upon entering the cafe, the owner's dog will greet you with a friendly bark, although he never left the comfort of the sofa (that seems to be his regular spot!) The interior feels cozy, comfortable lighting, and good seats. The menu is quite large, with all the usual selection. I ordered earl grey tea, which came in a huge cup. It was good, but since I only had 1 hour to get some work done I wasn't able to finish it unfortunately.
A good cafe in Roppongi. It's large and spacious with plenty of seats. The table seats have power, but they're usually occupied unless you arrive early. The WiFi is fast and reliable. Drinks and food are quite pricey though. Note that laptops are not allowed after 6pm!
A great cafe to work from in Gastown downtown Vancouver. Perhaps I was just lucky, but when I visited on a weekday morning it was fairly empty, quiet, and comfortable to work from. There's good wifi and some power outlets (although I was the window counter seats had power). The very friendly staff made for a very nice visit. Note that if you need to use the washroom you'll have to ask the staff for the key!
Another great weekday morning work spot. It's a bit outside the main city center so it's much quieter. Laptops allowed, WiFi and power outlets available. Decent food and drinks available as well.