Which is the best Wifi enabled cafe to work out of in the area?

[LJC56]

Workshop coffee in Clerkenwell doesn't have wifi and is always packed....

[LooseChippings]

LJC56 Wrote:

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> Workshop coffee in Clerkenwell doesn't have wifi

> and is always packed....

Well Clerkenwell is geographically located between the City of London and the West End

so is likely to be crowded. People popping in to eat / drink.

East Dulwich is a suburban area where people are more likely to be working from home / caf?.

Saving on the lecky and heating (Winter)

[rabbitears]

A lot of outraged people who apparently don't own coffee shops, don't say anything to coffee shop workers and don't say anything to the people outraging them...

[paulipedia]

People getting in my way. AAAAAAAARGH.

How dare they.

[Mick Mac]

Bellenden Belle Wrote:

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> I like working in Toasted and Brickhouse Bakery.

> Excellent wifi, nearly always tables. I always buy

> food and drink and if I think one is getting busy

> I go to another one - with a little consideration,

> laptop workers provide a source of welcome income

> for cafes.

>

> I justify the spend to myself as being in lieu of

> travel costs to an office (and I keep the receipts

> as tax- deductible).

Tax dodger.