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5 Saint Marks Pl (btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave.), New York, NY
Asian Restaurant · East Village · 42 tips and reviews
Tara A.: Free wifi, but spotty and a dearth of sockets. Sit at the table closest to the door for the socket. (Use the wifi that starts with a lower case j.) Thai iced tea is from Spot Dessert Bar; good stuff.
Coffee Shop · Greenwich Village · 28 tips and reviews
Daniela Lazo Cedr?: The membership is only $25/month for unlimited coffee, tea, and expresso, not to mention discounts and invitations. A great community!
28 Jane St (btwn W 4th St & Greenwich Ave), New York, NY
Coffee Shop · West Village · 289 tips and reviews
Tyrona Heath: Was just told that there is a 1.5 hour seating limit for tables here. Blech... :( Sadly, that combined with spotty wifi make this not a great place to work for entrepreneurs.
Peter Cucè: A large gloomy space sporting a beautiful Mistral espresso machine, Modca has wifi, plugs, many tables & one big communal one. They use 49th Parallel Coffee from Vancouver and prepare it acceptably.
125 N 6th St (btwn Bedford Ave & Berry St), Brooklyn, NY
Coffee Shop · Williamsburg · 408 tips and reviews
Richard B: Toby's has a beautiful seating area, but you'll never get to sit there. The people already there are actors, paid to show up before opening and stay until after closing. That's the only explanation.
775 Avenue of the Americas (W 26th St), New York, NY
Café · Chelsea · 45 tips and reviews
Tara A.: Small and sometimes crowded, but free wifi and an abundance of sockets (try and grab a seat by the front windows for the sockets). Not budget-friendly, but delicious.
Tara A.: Seriously FANTASTIC laptop/work space. Bright and well lit. Good food. Chill music. Super fast wi-fi. The only issue is that the tea only comes in one super small size.
Coffee Shop · Gramercy Park · 101 tips and reviews
Tara A.: Sit in the back or along the wall so that you're not disturbed. Tables are back to back, so people will be constantly pushing through past your seat.