Whether you’re a freelancer, remote employee, or entrepreneur, finding the perfect café to work from is key to a productive day. Toronto is full of laptop-friendly gems — here are our top 5 picks for remote workers in 2024.
The Work Hub – Hardwood Avenue
Not just a café, but a full coworking experience. The Work Hub offers fast Wi-Fi, ergonomic seating, and an entrepreneurial vibe with flexible hours and premium coffee. Bonus: It’s already listed on RemoteWorkHQ.
Rooster Coffee House – Broadview Ave
A stunning view of Riverdale Park, rustic interior, and reliable Wi-Fi make Rooster a top pick. It’s quiet during the day, with large tables and strong espresso — ideal for deep work.
Early Bird Coffee & Kitchen – Queen West
A favorite among creatives and digital nomads. The seating is comfortable, the music is low, and there are tons of outlets. Come for the calm vibe — stay for the ricotta toast.
Boxcar Social – Harbourfront
Waterfront views, high ceilings, and a cozy upstairs nook. Boxcar Social blends great drinks with plenty of quiet space. There’s also a patio for warm months if you want to get some sun while you work.
Dineen Coffee Co. – Yonge & Temperance
Elegant, bright, and bustling — but still remote-workable. Grab a corner table in the back and enjoy some of the best latte art in the city. Come early to get a spot with a power outlet.
“Cafés are the new office. All you need is coffee, Wi-Fi, and a place that makes you feel focused.” – The RemoteWorkHQ Team