The best cafés to work from in Toronto

“Even if you find Reunion packed in the middle of the afternoon, the atmosphere still feels cozy and inviting. Their tables provide ample space for your laptop, as well as a setup with a mechanical keyboard if you please.”

“The semi-soundproof booths, long tables with charging outlets, and comfy chairs make it a go-to spot for people who want to work remotely, but not necessarily at home.”

“It's usually quiet, with lots of space, plenty of outlets, and strong WiFi. Plus, the staff are welcoming, and don't mind you typing away for a couple of hours at a time.”

“At Gateau Ghost, customers are welcome to use their devices on site anytime, including during dinner and brunch services, as the spot offers several indoor and outdoor open tables, sockets and Wi-Fi to patrons.”

“This bright, airy space with a welcoming vibe and serious coffee is perfect for hunkering down and getting things done.”

“There's also a large communal table, full of people typing away on laptops, with power outlets galore ... I worked at the communal table, where the low-backed chairs did nothing for my posture, and I found the WiFi to be quite slow.”

“A cozy specialty micro-roaster tucked away in the west end, ideal for sipping espresso while diving into some serious work or study sessions.”

“Get seated on comfy couches or at a communal office seating area at Nabulu Coffee.”

“If you’re in the east end, I recommend Purple Penguin, Dark Horse, or Cafe Zuzu. I’ve never had any issues with time limit, and I have often spent hours working on my laptop.”

“We most recommend going here in the morning, just a little after opening, for a more relaxed ambiance.”