Where to work · Buenos Aires
Places in Buenos Aires where you can work for hours: sockets, noise, laptop rules and prices, from our visits or the sources cited on each listing.
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6 places
Café · Palermo Soho
Café inside a large bookshop, with indoor tables and a covered patio.
Laptops: Popular for deep work; the seating area at the back is the quietest.
Café · Palermo Hollywood
Plenty of table space indoors and out, with cushioned seating. Closed on Mondays. Another branch in Palermo Chico (República Árabe Siria 3061).
Laptops: Plenty of outlets, including USB ports; it gets crowded at lunch and at weekends.
Café · Palermo Hollywood
One of the city's best-known specialty cafés; the Hollywood branch has more indoor space. Closed on Mondays according to one source.
Laptops: Better for lighter workdays: finding a socket can be tricky.
Café · Villa Crespo
Specialty café inside an architecture studio: spacious, with vegan options, outdoor tables and a terrace.
Laptops: Quiet atmosphere, suitable for work or study.
Café · Villa Crespo
On the corner of Vera and Acevedo, with wide tables, good light and house-made baked goods.
Laptops: Calm on weekdays; avoid weekend brunch, when it gets crowded and noisy.
Coworking · Palermo
Between Borges and Thames: natural light in every room, meeting rooms, phone booths and a rooftop. Peso prices change often: confirm before going.
Laptops: Day pass ARS 30,000 per the official website (VAT not stated); open 7 days a week, all year.
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