Are you looking for a cozy and quiet spot to get some work done in London? Look no further! We've rounded up the top 10 cafés in the city that offer a relaxed and tranquil atmosphere. From charming delis to trendy North London cafés, these places are ideal for freelancers, writers, and readers alike. First on the list is Yumchaa Soho. This small corner of the extension of 48 Doughty Street (the former London residence of the author and his family) is inspired by the house itself and is perfect for those who need to focus on their work.
With its cozy atmosphere and homey vibes, it's undoubtedly one of the best cafés to work in London. Next up is Fair Shot. This charming London delicatessen and café is located right in the heart of Bloomsbury, near UCL, and serves some of the most delicious toast, sandwiches and soups you can find in central London. Plus, Fair Shot is dedicated to helping people with learning disabilities by employing them in the cafeteria, helping them get an education, and helping them find another job once their hospitality program ends at Fair Shot. If you're looking for something a bit more modern, head over to The Urban Farm Café. There's nothing “old” about this bright and spacious café located in one of the nicest urban farms in London.
The café is open 7 days a week and is located in a convenient location in London, making it the perfect place to study. Ozones is another great option for those looking for a laptop-friendly café. If you've been in the London coffee scene for any time, you've probably heard of Ozones. This small chain of coffee shops has branches in London, but I have a soft spot for the John Harvard Library in Borough, simply because it's in a library. For those who prefer tea over coffee, head over to East London's most respected mug spot. With one of the most respected mugs in East London and a local atmosphere to match, you can place your laptop on a modern wooden table and finish your workday in the blink of an eye. If you're looking for something a bit more hidden away, check out some of the best hidden gems around Central London.
So I've spent the past few weeks selflessly drinking large quantities of tea to discover some of the best hidden gems in and around Central London. The friendly neighborhood coffee shop Chelsea has been a staple for some time now. The Chelsea Coffee Shop has been serving up delicious coffee and tea since its opening and any time you stop by their café will show you why. Finally, if you're looking for something truly unique, check out one of London's cat cafés. That's right, there are several cafés in London where you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea surrounded by adorable cats. One such café is Cat Café North, a trendy North London café that doesn't stop when it comes to coffee or being suitable for freelancers.
