Get Work Done in Seattle

Brian: North Capitol Hill/Washington Park. Amazing food, beautiful space, and endless coffee refills.

Brian: University District. Very loud and active. If you don't like that, check out Allegro.

Brian: Central District. Work here, happy hour at Chuck's Hop Shop, just a few blocks away.

Brian: Belltown. Cozy and sunny space. Work programs support street youth. For faster WiFi, check out Uptown Espresso or Drip City.

Brian: Financial District. Hidden spot near Freeway Park and the Convention Center with great espresso and Italian soda. Surprisingly sunny in the afternoon.

Brian: Capitol Hill/Pike-Pine. Lots out outlets, tables, great cupcakes, espresso and ice cream.

Brian: Greenwood. One of the top coffee shops in Seattle. Pricey to hang out at all day, but worth it.

Brian: Pioneer Square. Shotgun style bar and bench. Lots of outlets. Great coffee. Typically quiet.

Brian: Green Lake/Wallingford. Everyone goes across the street to Zoka where the WiFi is annoyingly slow. In the summer, come sit in front of Mighty-O's garage door.

Brian: Broadway/North Capitol Hill. Night and day difference from their U-District location. Air conditioning, lots of tables with outlets. Lots of people doing work.

Brian: Roosevelt. New construction. Huge space. Air conditioning. Lots of outlets. Generally quiet.

Brian: Ballard. Just a little off of the main strip.

Brian: South Lake Union. Seating isn't very comfortable, but otherwise, solid.

Brian: Lower Queen Anne. Really friendly staff. Cozy place to work over lunch with soups and sandwiches.

Brian: Wallingford. Stay off 45th and come down to this sleepy neighborhood spot.

Brian: Phinney Ridge. Air conditioning!

Brian: Sunset Hill. Likely the best kept secret in all of Seattle.

Brian: Eastlake. Great sandwiches and coffee, air conditioning and outlets.

Brian: Columbia City.

Brian: International District. I love this place to study. TBH, the WiFi sucks here.

Brian: Georgetown. Because where else would you go in GT?

Brian: West Seattle.