Working remotely has been great for all of us. During the pandemic we’ve been able to experience the freedom of working or studying from home… Not having to go to the office, meetings even with our pajamas on and the flexible schedule have been great, but it’s normal to need a change of scenery. So many months later you feel like getting out of the house for a while, having a nice freshly brewed coffee or even enjoying a piece of cake. At Lodgerin we have your back and we bring you a list of the best coffee shops for remote work in Madrid

La China Mandarina

La China Mandarina is one of the best known places for remote work in Madrid. It is a cozy place, with large spaces and an unbeatable aesthetics, and best of all, it has tables with plugs!… We almost forgot to say that it is also a great place to have a snack, eat or even have an after office drink.

Address: Plaza de Cascorro, 17. Metro: La Latina

Le Cocó

In the heart of Chueca, Le Cocó opens its doors all week so you can work whenever you want. This café with an incredible natural light has a quiet and cozy atmosphere where you can spend your working afternoons. Plus, it’s dog friendly! Your doggy friend won’t have to stay at home either and can accompany you during your long working days.

Address: Calle Barbieri, 15. Metro: Chueca

La Bicicleta

Bicycles, art and coffee are the perfect combination to create a good place for remote work in Madrid. La Bicicleta is one of the icons of Malasaña and is equipped to make you want to work there whenever you can. It has stations with plugs, lockable drawers where you can keep your laptop and, of course, free WI-FI. Its varied menu of international cuisine, freshly ground coffee and vibrant atmosphere will change your telecommuting experience forever. By the way, don’t forget to try their famous ‘brunch’ that will captivate you.

Address: Plaza de San Ildefonso, 9. Metro: Tribunal.

Toma Café

Many locals say that this cozy café in Chamberí serves the best espresso in the city. Its challenging decoration and large window make Toma Café also a perfect place for remote work in Madrid. In Lodgerin we are sure that a good cup of coffee can improve a simple work day.

Address: Calle Santa Feliciana 5. Subway: Iglesia

Dot Café

In the neighborhood of Legazpi is another option where remote will be more enjoyable. Dot Café is an ideal place to concentrate because of its quiet and pleasant atmosphere. Its minimalist and well-kept decoration will make the inspiration you need to finish your project come almost by itself. If you go, be sure to try their signature dish, the famous ‘Bikini Sandwiches’.

Address: Eugenio Sellés, 6. Metro: Legazpi.

Federal Café

It is known for its famous Sunday brunches. However, it is much more than a coffeshop, it is a perfect place to enjoy with friends, relax, and why not telework in the center of Madrid? Federal Café has a large table to share and individual tables where you can work comfortably.

Address: Plaza de las Comendadoras, 9. Metro: Noviciado

Enjoy all the cafes that open their doors to remote work in Madrid. They are undoubtedly a great option to get out of the routine, concentrate, make new friends and meet beautiful corners of the city.

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