Best Coffee Shops with WiFi in New York City in 2023
If you’re looking for places to work from other than your couch, here’s a list of the 15 best coffee shops with WiFi in New York City in 2023.
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Whether you're a remote worker or simply need a change of scenery, finding a coffee shop with reliable WiFi is crucial. Sometimes working from home can get old, and we believe WFCSWALIH (working from a coffee shop with a latte in hand) can just be a better work environment. And if you happen to be in the Big Apple, you're in luck! New York City is home to some of the best coffee shops with WiFi, perfect for getting work done or just enjoying a delicious cup of coffee.
Psssst – as you read about these vibey coffee shops and plan out your next work day keep in mind some coffee shop etiquette. If you have a meeting-packed day where you’ll be speaking loudly, it may not be the right day to try an intimate cafe. Also, if you’re using a business’ free WiFi it’s best practice to spend a little money there and tip your barista! They’ll appreciate your business and typically are great at remembering regulars.
In this article, we'll explore the top coffee shops with WiFi in New York City in 2023. So, grab your laptop, and let's get started!
Gotan - TriBeCa (Manhattan)
Daughter - Brooklyn
Buunni Coffee - Northern Manhattan
Milky & Pull - Brooklyn
The Chipped Cup - Harlem
Devoción Coffee - Brooklyn
Joe Coffee
Ground Central Coffee
Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters - Queens
Hungry Ghost Coffee - Brooklyn
The Bean
Partners Coffee
Astoria Coffee - Astoria
Joe & the Juice - SoHo
Think Coffee
Gotan - TriBeCa (Manhattan)
If you’re looking for an intimate space filled with skilled baristas who are dedicated to their craft, Gotan located in Lower Manhattan should be your new office. This place serves breakfast all day and features other tasty menu items such as health bowls, salads, sandwiches, and pastries. Gotan also has plenty of outlets and reliable WiFi. Overall it’s a must-try spot!
Daughter - Brooklyn
Daughter serves coffee by day and wine by night (relatable). And if you’re looking to support a business that gives back to the community, Daughter donates 10% of their monthly profits to causes that they’re passionate about – like Heart of Dinner. Daughter has 2 locations in Brooklyn where you can work in the mornings, and sip wine on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 4-11 pm. This place has a cool aesthetic to it and we highly recommend you visit!
Buunni Coffee - Northern Manhattan
With locations 3 locations in Northern Manhattan, Buunni Coffee is a great space to get work done. The Inwood location was recently renovated with long wooden tables and lots of natural light. So, if that’s your vibe come in and support this Ethiopian coffee shop. All coffee brewed here is sourced from smallholder farms and farmers’ cooperatives. This cafe has a 1-hour WiFi time limit but is an awesome place to visit for a productive power hour.
Milk & Pull - Brooklyn
Sometimes all you need is a really good specialty sandwich, and Milk & Pull makes some tasty ones! Their menu also features several vegetarian options as well as a pastry selection. With 2 locations in Brooklyn and one in Ridgewood, Milk & Pull provides cool working spaces, reliable WiFi, and great coffee.
The Chipped Cup - Harlem
This Harlem coffee shop offers both a “Victorian psychedelic” interior and an enchanted outdoor garden…the best of both worlds! Take a trip here on a nice day to enjoy the garden while sipping on an Americano and finishing up some work. They also offer a brief menu with items such as a bagel and lox and overnight oats that ends at 2 pm daily. Stay and work on their free WiFi for up to 6 hours!
Devoción Coffee - Brooklyn
With 5 Locations total, 3 in Brooklyn and 2 in Manhattan, Devoción must be doing something right! This coffee shop offers free WiFi during the week and lots of outlets. With a lovely ambiance, you can have a very productive afternoon here filled with fresh Colombian coffee. Fun fact: Devoción Coffee is the only company in the world that roasts true farm-fresh coffee only 10 days after leaving its origin. Drink fresh!
Joe Coffee
With 21 different locations in NYC, you can find a cup of Joe near you! All 21 locations offer free WiFi so if you’re looking to be productive this might just be the place. Joe Coffee offers a variety of different menu items – their Brooklyn Heights location even serves ice cream! Check out their original location in the West Village which opened in 2003.
Ground Central Coffee
If you enjoy more of a soft grunge aesthetic coffee shop, try out Ground Central Coffee. They have 8 different locations in the city to choose from with Wifi. Ground Central Coffee is a one-of-a-kind, independent coffee shop. If you don’t mind background sound they play really good music at their shops that are curated by their partner, the independent record label Dala Records.
Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters - Queens
Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters has 4 locations and is known for its cool baristas. These locations have plenty of space to work in and free WiFi. To keep it real with you, these coffee shops are a vibe and play good music, relatively loudly. The Sweetleaf Queens location has a “laptop room” and a “record room” to maintain separate volume levels. We highly recommend this spot!
Hungry Ghost Coffee - Brooklyn
Hungry Ghost Coffee started in Brooklyn in 2012 and today there are 13 locations throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan. All 13 stores serve Stumptown Coffee, roasted in Red Hook in an exclusive partnership with Hungry Ghost. The food menu is also rooted in local flavors and the locations are typically quiet. They have free WiFi and several outlets at each location for your convenience. And look at the beautiful interior pictured below – what more could you want?
The Bean
The Bean was born in the East Village in 2003 and now has 3 locations. They had to give up their original location to a Starbucks so please, think of them before choosing to support a massive chain. They offer speedy WiFi with your purchase and a comfortable atmosphere. The Bean is arguably most known for its Mona Lisa drink, a blended masterpiece of espresso, ice, and milk. We would all get a little more work done with a Mona Lisa in hand.
Partners Coffee
Since 2012, Partners Coffee has joined with farmers, producers, baristas, roasters, businesses, and customers to create amazing coffee and culture. Partners Coffee has 5 New York locations, but their Long Island City location, in particular, has a beautiful courtyard where WiFi reaches. If you're looking for a nice spot to get work done while enjoying the sunshine- try this location out!
Astoria Coffee - Astoria
Astoria aims to provide a comfortable space to enjoy coffee, tea, and bites. This mission has been accomplished! Astoria Coffee has a bright atmosphere and is a relatively small space. They offer WiFi and a variety of different seating options. Make sure to check this place out.
Joe & the Juice
Did you know that lattes taste better when they’re pink? Okay – that might just be our opinion but at Joe & the Juice, you can try a pink latte while working in a space that offers plenty of outlets and fast WiFi. With 23 locations in New York, you’re bound to find one near you.
Think Coffee
Think Coffee has 11 NYC cafes total and the majority of them have plenty of seating. Their menus typically feature coffee, espresso drinks, specialty beverages, and pastries. This coffee shop also prioritizes social impact, as they work on projects such as clean water access and housing restoration. They say, “For every coffee, a project”. Check out this cafe to support them and get involved in their social impact projects.
New York City offers a diverse range of coffee shops with WiFi that cater to different preferences and needs. Whether you're in the mood for a cozy atmosphere or a bustling ambiance, there's a coffee shop out there for you. From the bright atmosphere of Buunni Coffee to the grunge aesthetic of Ground Central Coffee, there’s something for everyone.
So the next time you're in the city and need a caffeine fix or a reliable internet connection, be sure to check out one of the top coffee shops on our list. Who knows, you might just find your new favorite spot!
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