A city guide for laptop workers · Chicago

Cafés and places to work from in Chicago.

10 places to work from in Chicago, United States: 5 cafés, 3 bars, 1 chain café and 1 library. 7 have good Wi-Fi, 7 have power outlets and 2 are quiet. Each with its house rules and the date it was last checked.

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Where can I work from a laptop in Chicago?

Third Desk lists 10 confirmed places to work from in Chicago: 5 cafés, 3 bars, 1 chain café and 1 library. The most recently checked are College of DuPage, F. O'Mahony's, Hexe Coffee Co., La Colombe Coffee Roasters @ 955 W Randolph St and Philz Coffee @ 1555 N Wells St.

Which cafés in Chicago have good Wi-Fi and power outlets?

5 of the 10 confirmed places in Chicago have both good Wi-Fi and power outlets, including College of DuPage, Printer's Row Coffee Co., Sleeping Village, Starbucks Reserve Roastery and The Green Post.

Where are the quiet places to work in Chicago?

2 of the 10 confirmed places are rated quiet, including Printer's Row Coffee Co. and The Green Post.

Which cafés in Chicago are open late?

6 of the 10 confirmed places are open past 9 pm on most days, including College of DuPage, F. O'Mahony's, Sleeping Village, Starbucks Reserve Roastery and The Green Post.

Where can I work on a Sunday in Chicago?

10 of the 10 confirmed places open on Sundays, including College of DuPage, F. O'Mahony's, Hexe Coffee Co., La Colombe Coffee Roasters @ 955 W Randolph St and Philz Coffee @ 1555 N Wells St.

Are there cafés with air conditioning in Chicago?

Yes. 8 of the 10 confirmed places are air-conditioned, including College of DuPage, F. O'Mahony's, Hexe Coffee Co., La Colombe Coffee Roasters @ 955 W Randolph St and Philz Coffee @ 1555 N Wells St.

How does Third Desk know a place is laptop-friendly?

Places are added by people who have worked there, or found through our own research and reviewed by a person before they go live. Every listing shows its Wi-Fi, power outlets, noise level and house rules, and the date it was last checked. Places that turn out not to allow laptops stay on the map, marked as such.

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