A fantastic cafe to work from. I ended up coming here several days while visiting Buenos Aires. There's a large outdoor seating area, the main indoor area, and even a small second floor area overlooking the cafe. Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and has a large selection of beverages and an extensive offering of teas. Fast WiFi and some power outlets available.

A new favorite spot in Hiroo. I wasn't sure if it was workable, but I asked the staff and they said laptops are ok. Keep in mind there is a time limit, but only enforced when it is busy, mostly on weekends I guess. Nice vibes, very peaceful, good drinks. Some Mondays/Tuesdays closed (I think?).

To get here, get into the Asti Hotel building and find an elavator that isn't guestrooms only, then take to the 24th floor. Incredible views, there's a patio if you need some fresh air. The space itself is free but your must register before coming or at the counter when you arrive. After that every time you use this space you also need to book it on their website, the counter staff can guide you, they speak fluent English. It doesn't sell any drink or food but there are Ten-percent, Compose, and Starbucks nearby.

A lot of sockets in most tables, music can be a bit loud depending on which seat you choose, great vibes. The study cafe spans the 3rd and 4th floor of this building, no elevator available. Male toilet was pretty clean, but it had a wonky hinge. Great value for the price.

There are two floors, almost every tables along the wall has sockets, a pretty good amount of unoccupied seats even in a Friday afternoon. Toilet smelled terrible the day I went, the lid hinge seems to be broken. After around 5 P.M. the streets starts to get more vibrant and unfortunately also more noisy.

More sockets on the first floor but much fewer on the second floor, where it has better view.

Even though the interior space is quite large, there isn't much seating. Like most Blue Bottle locations, no power outlets, but there is WiFi available.

A bit busy in the morning, and seats are not the most comfortable, but other than that, a nice spot to work from.

Located just across the street from Oji station. Quite a large interior seating space, as well as an outdoor area. No WiFi, but power outlets are available inside.

A good spot to work from near Akasaka and Akasaka-Mitsuke stations. Some tables and a long counter with power outlets.