The best cafés to work from in Boston

“For $20.75, work from Shy Bird South Boston or Fenway on any weekday and enjoy bottomless coffee, a choice of breakfast or lunch, plus perks like free WiFi, printing, second screens, and more.”

“Came here to say this. Beautiful, airy spot that actively tries to court WFH people. There's also a really nice patio if you want some fresh air (not sure if the wifi extends).”

“Trident Cafe and Books on Newbury is a decent option during the week. Definitely gets more of a brunch crowd on the weekends.”

“The new Tradesman in Brighton is absolutely massive so has remote work potential.”

“It’s got a sleek interior and a rather small seating area, but it’s still a great spot to stop by. ... There’s wifi, good ambience, and friendly baristas”

“The Scandinavian-inspired coffee shop offers WiFi, long tables, and plenty of outlets for laptops to charge while you work. My sister and I love to plan work dates here because of its thoughtful concept.”

“No clamoring for outlets in this room, filled with comfy leather chairs and spacious wooden tables.”

“An unconventional rec since it’s a brewery, but there’s so much seating and a coffee bar during the morning.”

“Ula is a solid option for working remotely any time of day. They have reliable wifi ... It gets crowded on weekends, but I’ve always been able to find a seat.”

“Little Wolf not only has some of the best coffee in the neighborhood, but the cafe is inside a building lobby with a few seating areas and decent space to work.”