The best places to study in Seattle

“Little Oddfellows in the back of Elliott Bay Book Company, where you can sit and write your novel for four hours and eat a baguette sandwich.”

“So grab a coffee, get your work day flowing and hop out early since they have shorter hours.”

“This UW-adjacent hub, accessible through an old alleyway—a real old-cafe-in-Cambridge sort of situation—has strong coffee, tons of tables, and overflow seating upstairs for finals week.”

“Their space, opposite REI, is also designed with the laptop warrior in mind - lots of tables and comfy seating, superfast wifi, plenty of outlets and even a quiet room at the back for focused work.”

“warren of secluded rooms furnished with ancient wooden tables make it the perfect place to hunker down with your headphones and a serious report”

“Excellent wifi makes this place a work session no-brainer, especially if you grab a seat by the window and stare out onto the water every time you feel like procrastinating.”

“The Suzzallo library at UW is open to the public; however I don't know if their Wi-Fi is publicly available.”

“With a surplus of work tables, a velvety green sofa, and slick black marble counter, it’s useful if you have a meeting and want to appear like you have your sh*t together.”

“There are a lot of seats, baguette sandwiches, and if you can’t type one word without some form of latte coursing through you, their matcha is robust.”

“You have a full menu of classic, delicious diner fare items and a retro interior to get your work done.”