Places to work from, talk in and meet at
City guides to cafes, bars and coworking spaces — ranked from open map data, with the evidence for every ranking shown on the page.
- 174Guides
- 20Cities
- 90,269Venues
- 5Countries
Start with a city
- New York City 10 guides · 12,143 venues
- London 9 guides · 19,942 venues
- Sydney 9 guides · 7,325 venues
- Melbourne 9 guides · 8,162 venues
- Los Angeles 8 guides · 3,844 venues
- Toronto 9 guides · 5,767 venues
- Chicago 9 guides · 4,049 venues
- Brisbane 8 guides · 2,971 venues
- Montreal 9 guides · 3,477 venues
- Austin 9 guides · 1,663 venues
- San Francisco 9 guides · 3,208 venues
- Seattle 9 guides · 2,665 venues
- Denver 9 guides · 1,725 venues
- Boston 9 guides · 1,304 venues
- Vancouver 8 guides · 2,297 venues
- Portland 8 guides · 2,314 venues
- Dublin 8 guides · 1,869 venues
- Manchester 8 guides · 2,368 venues
- Edinburgh 9 guides · 1,903 venues
- Bristol 8 guides · 1,273 venues
What makes this different
Most "best cafes in town" lists are opinion with no visible basis. These pages are built the other way round: every venue is scored on facts recorded in OpenStreetMap — Wi-Fi, power sockets, opening hours, outdoor seating, step-free access — and each listing shows exactly which of those facts earned its position.
Where the data is silent, the page says so. A venue with no Wi-Fi tag is shown as not recorded, never as no Wi-Fi, because those are different claims and only one of them is supported. Scenarios the data cannot support in a given city are not published at all.