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☕ 15 vetted cafes in 10 different areas of London that are laptop-friendly and offer free wifi
☕ Detailed descriptions of each London neighborhood/borough
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Most recent update: 06/10/23

London, UK

Laptop-Friendly Coffee Shops in London

☕ These recs have been vetted by us as laptop-friendly. When looking for your own laptop-friendly cafes, we recommend calling ahead and double-checking RECENT reviews to ensure there is public wifi.

☕ Starbucks, Cafe Nero, and Costa Coffee are all over the city and offer guaranteed wifi if you need it in a pinch!

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‌💰 Tipping: It is customary to leave a 10-15% tip when eating out, though some restaurants add on a service charge instead.

‌⚡️ Electricity Socket: 230V AC electricity.

‌⛑ Safety: Very safe, just be aware of your surroundings. Pickpocketing is more prevalent in some areas.

The neighborhoods/boroughs included in this guide:

‌Shoreditch is located in the borough of Hackney and is known as the modern, young, hip part of the city with artisan coffee shops, upscale restaurants, and great nightlife. It's artsy, trendy, and has something for everyone. Shoreditch is also said to be one of the best locations for getting just about anywhere in London.

‌Located just south across the river from the City of London, Southwark includes attractions like the Tate Modern museum, Shakespeare's Globe, The Shard, and Borough market.

‌Here you'll find the home of London's financial district, including the Stock Exchange and the Bank of England. Walk between towering skyscrapers and historic alleyways, creating a unique blend of modern and old. Visit attractions like the 17th-century St. Paul’s Cathedral or the Museum of London.

‌Covent Garden, located in both the boroughs of Westminster and Camden, is where you go for all things shopping and entertainment. Here you'll find the Apple Market and the Royal Opera House, street performers, and some of London's best theatres. 

‌Notting Hill is known for the Portobello Road market, selling everything from vintage clothes, antiques, food, and wonders of all kinds. It also offers an abundance of chic cafes and restaurants and boutique shopping. 

In Dalson, you can find vintage fashion stores, hip cocktail bars, and basement clubs as well as an assortment of Turkish cuisine and Caribbean shops. You'll also find an assortment of music venues, like the Earth and the Shacklewell Arms, and the Vortex which hosts jazz.

Chelsea is an affluent area known for boutiques and high-end restaurants lining King's Road. The National Army Museum traces British army history from the 1600s to the present, while the Saatchi Gallery displays contemporary art in the Duke of York's headquarters.

Hackney is a vibrant borough in the heart of London known for its rich history, diverse community, and thriving arts scene. It offers a mix of traditional and modern architecture, bustling street markets, trendy shops, and lively nightlife. The borough is also home to numerous green spaces, including Victoria Park, and boasts a diverse culinary scene and vibrant festivals.

Islington is a borough located in North London, known for its diverse culture, bustling markets, and lively atmosphere. It offers a mix of trendy shops, stylish boutiques, and a wide range of dining options, ranging from cozy cafes to international cuisine. Islington is also home to numerous theaters, music venues, and art galleries, making it a hub for entertainment and cultural experiences. 

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