Posted by Andrea Durway
10 St. Louis Coffee Shops For Working Remotely
Finding the right coffee shop is a whole thing; the vibe needs to match your energy and the type of work you’re tackling that day. Whether you’re after the quiet hum of a cozy nook for deep-focus tasks, a lively space for creative inspiration, or a spot where you can catch up with clients over a latte, the right coffee shop can make all the difference. In St. Louis, we’re lucky to have a wide array of spots with distinct personalities—each offering something unique. Here’s a guide to help you find the perfect café to fuel your work and creativity.
The Living Room
Maplewood
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A quiet coffee shop with a peaceful environment, ideal for getting work done. Great coffee and comfortable seating make it a favorite for remote workers.
The Gelateria
Tower Grove
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With main floor, patio, and upstairs seating, you’re sure to find a space to concentrate and they are open later than most coffee spots.
Blueprint Coffee / High Low
Lindenwood Park, U. City, and Grand Center
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Blueprint offers strong Wi-Fi, good coffee, and seating options, making it a great spot to settle in and get work done. The Lindenwood location is a quieter alternative to some busier cafes while the High Low spot at Grand Center offers 1,500 square feet in which to focus.
Protagonist Café
Soulard
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With over 5,000 pre-loved books for purchase, this literary café offers a cozy atmosphere for work or study and freshly roasted coffee. Feels like you are in your own private living space.
Fiddlehead Fern Café
Shaw
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A light-filled space with lots of seating indoors and out. Offering a relaxed atmosphere minimalist aesthetic. The fast Wi-Fi if great for productive work sessions.
Comet Coffee
Dogtown
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With a cozy atmosphere, this spot offers excellent coffee, free Wi-Fi, and a laid-back vibe conducive to focused work.
Northwest Coffee Roasting
Central West End
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If working outside is your vibe, this spot offers a large courtyard plus tons of natural light in the café area.
Black Lab Coffee
University City
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Embedded in Washington University’s Lewis Collaborative Building, this gleaming space offers quiet areas and strong Wi-Fi. Don’t miss the mural in the courtyard!
Coma Coffee
Richmond Heights
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Located on the ground floor of University Tower, this double-story café has plenty of seats plus food options.
Kaldi’s Coffee
Multiple Locations
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This St. Louis staple has various locations with ample seating, reliable Wi-Fi, and plenty of outlets. It’s a popular spot for remote work and studying. We’re partial to the DeMun location
These spots offer the right mix of comfort, quiet, and amenities to help you stay productive while working remotely in St. Louis.
