Great atmosphere/vibe. Lots of plants and nice decorations. Peaceful music. Friendly staff. The first floor seating area has one large worktable and a couple of smaller tables. The second floor is quite large and has a lot more seats. Not very busy on a weekday. WiFi was stable but a little slow.
Delftse Poort is a large office complex right next to Rotterdam central station. The ground floor public spaces are open to anyone, and you can find some really nice spots to sit and work from. Some tables are marked as "Tenants only", which cannot be used. However, if you see a sign saying "Flexible working" then you can use the space. There is also a small cafe if you head up using the escalators. Restrooms are located upstairs as well. Fast WiFi, comfortable chairs, and 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.
During mornings this is an ideal place to work. Nice interior, quiet, window seats facing the canal, really a wonderful place to work. There's decent WiFi, and a big menu offering both good food and drinks (brunch/lunch).
On a weekday day time it was fairly empty, just some people working on their laptops. I'm guessing laptops are not allowed during evenings/weekends/busy times though.
The entrance to this cafe is a little hidden since the front only has a take-out window. The cafe entrance is actually from the side road. There are two floors with seating (the 3rd floor is just an event space).
Overall I'd say this cafe is great for having a nice lunch and doing some work or study. I would definitely recommend getting a seat on the second floor, which was very quiet, has plenty of natural light, and comfortable seats.
The menu has many drink options, including some nice Taiwanese tea. For food there are bagels, but the staff asked if I wanted to try the daily special instead, which was korean style chicken and rice. It was really good and filling!
Be sure to arrive early though. After around 1pm on a weekday it starts to fill up quickly. Also note that there is a 3 hour time-limit during weekends and holidays.
An Italian cafe in one of the busy spots in Uluwatu. The coffee is decent. The food was ok. The WiFi is quite fast, and there are plugs under most of the seats. The bathroom is outside of the store, but it was clean.
A cafe with very fast wifi in Kuta. Power plugs are available in most of the wall sided seats, and music ins't too loud. Drinks and foods aren't too expensive, compared to similar spots in Sminyak or Canggu. There are air conditions seats inside, but also you can sit on the terrace seats.
One of the cleanest and prettiest Buenas Migas in town. The cafe is spacious and has a plenty of seats for individuals. Power outlets are limited for seats along the wall but that is 70% of the seats so you should be able to find one. WiFi is quite fast. They say that it may get slow during the peak hours but it was still measuring mid 100Mbps. Later in the afternoon when there were less people, it was measuring around 300Mbps. It is also a plus that there's a bike racks right outside where you can see.
Nestled in a quiet industrial area near Mass Ave, this popular coffee shop is a hidden gem. They offer a wide variety of drinks, including their standout Moroccan Coffee and Spanish Latte. While parking can be a pain, the drinks and vibes are worth it. Plus, they have pretty fast Wi-Fi, making it a great spot to get some work done.


































