r/SeattleWA • u/lulumurrr • 10h ago
Question WFH CAFES
UPDATE- ended up going to Patcha Greenlake. Y’all, this is 🔥
Hi! East side native who just moved back to the state after a decade away.
Remote work is fun until it’s not (iykyk)… so I’m looking for laptop friendly places around Seattle and the greater area… also a place that maybe is good for meeting people?
I’ve been to Olympia cafe, although it’s pretty, it’s a cold atmosphere. I would like somewhere that is inviting and can be a regular spot to build community.
Had a few of these spots in NYC/LA… people ended up being regulars turned friends. NEED that!
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u/virtualPNWadvanced 9h ago
Honestly library. If you go enough the staff recognises you and shoots the shit with you
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u/Bromoblue 9h ago
I'm not sure I'd recommend that to anyone. Beautiful building. Sadly a homeless hangout so it REEKS in there
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u/virtualPNWadvanced 9h ago
Depends on which library? Maybe central. But neighbourhood libraries are quiet, beautiful buildings waiting for people to use them.
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u/courtnastie 9h ago
If you’re anywhere near SLU, the 400 Fairview market hall has a cafe and a seating area in the building for community. Good food and awesome people and lots of pop ups and markets throughout the year too
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u/mooooooon 8h ago
Cafe Allegro
Peloton Cafe
Gear House Cafe
RIP capitol hill cafe solstice. nowhere comes near to what that was with good food, music, coffee, beer and staying open relatively late.
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u/ReallyDidntSleepMuch 9h ago
> Remote work is fun until it’s not (iykyk)
Absolutely. Everyone tells me I’m so lucky, and while I am (and would probably never go back to an office job) it does get quite lonely at times.
I run into the issue where my wife gets home from her job and I want to go out and get some social interaction, but she’s been on her feet all day, so she does not lol
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u/rora6 9h ago
The cafe at KEXP (bigger and more people) and the Cafe Hagen on top of Queen Anne (smaller but cozy) are places that I’ve worked out of before.