16 Laptop-Friendly Cafes in Barcelona
With the influx and integration of modern-day technology, the nature of work is changing. Laptop life is all-the-go nowadays, especially here in Barcelona. Don’t fret over losing yourself in the endless search for a work-friendly cafe.
This is the most comprehensive collection of the best places (with decent Wi-Fi!) to bury your head into your laptop.
Say buenos días to snappy Wi-Fi, hot mugs of coffee, tasty treats, profuse power points, and a cordial, work-friendly environment that will encourage you to create. Here are the 16 Best Laptop-Friendly Cafes in Barcelona, Spain.
Here’s what we cover in this Barcelona guide:
Lulu and Flyn
Alsur Cafe
Espai Joliu
Federal Cafe
Satan’s Coffee
Somewhere cafe
Robot House
Green & Berry
Eat My Trip
Cafe Fosc
Sabio Infante
Coco Coffice
Sandwichez
Muss & Coco
Laie Libreria Cafe
Flax & Kale
FAQs
16. Lulu and Flyn
Location: Av. del Marquès de l'Argentera, 7 and Pg. de St. Joan, 46
Let’s get the ball rolling with my all-time favourite work cafe in Barcelona. Lulu and Flyn have two central locations in the city and are known for their pumping music, fresh flowers and mix of art decor. The coffee is great and the food is delectable. My go-to? A matcha latte and a slice of vegan banana bread.
If you’re looking for a spot to perch up for the day, this cafe has a dedicated work space for all my fellow laptop-loving workers.
Seemingly gone are the days of smashing out 8 hours in an office cubicle… Thanks to the digital revolution of the 21st century, a hefty majority is fortunate enough to work from wherever and whenever they please. If you need a work-friendly space to buckle down in Barcelona, I can assure you that these cafes are the perfect fit.
Free Wi-Fi, mouth-watering snacks, and speciality, Melbourne-style coffee, and boom bam baby, you’ve got yourself a winner. These are the 16 Best Laptop-Friendly Cafes in my home town, Barcelona.
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