8 Work-Friendly Cafes in Singapore to Get Some Work Done

8 Work-Friendly Cafes in Singapore to Get Some Work Done
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The freedom of working from home can boost your productivity level without getting all tied up by the (mundane) office setting. Co-working spaces and cafes are other ideal choices and here, we focus on the latter. Cafes that are work-friendly with free WiFi, plug points as well as some good food and drink. Below is our list of 8 work-friendly cafes in Singapore in alphabetical order.


1) Clap Cafe

The clutter-free space along with its cosy environment makes Clap Cafe an ideal spot for those who want to get some work done. They have seating by the glass wall, in the middle or corner space, depending on your preference. You can enjoy free WiFi while sipping on one of their beverages, notably the signature caffeine-free Pumpkin Latte served either hot or iced. For light bites, try one of their homemade sliced cakes such as Basque Cheesecake or Espresso Tiramisu.

Address: Blk 261 Waterloo Street #01-28, Singapore 180261

Clap Cafe
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2) Komyuniti

The Level 10 of YOTEL Singapore houses the multi-purpose hub called Komyuniti, offering a mix of a bar, a restaurant and a co-working space. The space boasts an airy, high-ceiling interior with a pleasant-looking contemporary vibe. They have indoor and outdoor seating with floor-to-ceiling windows in between, allowing natural sunlight to pour in. Expect reasonably speedy WiFi with plenty of plug points to stay connected while working on your laptop. Their menu consists of comfort food delights like Singapore Satay, thin-crust Pizza Hawaiian, Komyuniti’s version of Club Sandwich and Singapore Laksa. Or sit by the bar counter while enjoying their craft beers, wines, spirits or mocktails.

Address: 366 Orchard Road Level 10, YOTEL, Singapore 238904

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3) Louisa Coffee

Louisa Coffee’s spacious interior with floor-to-ceiling windows and tastefully decorated wooden decor makes this Taiwan-based coffee chain an ideal working spot. You will find plenty of plug points and contemporary WiFi with a mix of round and long tables. While getting your work done, try some of their popular menu choices such as the Classic Coffee Latte and the fluffy Original Boston Pie. Or indulge in their freshly-made sandwiches with a choice of toast or bagel such as Chicken Ham, Egg Salad and Beef Pastrami.

Address: 130 Beach Road #01-13 & 14, Gucco Midtown, Singapore 189774

Louisa Coffee
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4) Monk’s Brew Club

Monk’s Brew Club welcomes you with a spacious interior and above all, work-friendly tables no matter if you are working solo, in pairs or in groups. High-speed WiFi and plug points aside, this cafe serves all the usuals — coffee, tea and pastries. But do try one of their signature brews such as the Cococcino, a mix of rich espresso with coconut water and espresso cream. Then, there’s the refreshingly tangy and creamy called The Fontane (freshly brewed coffee, vanilla ice cream & soda-infused with lemon zest). Hungry? Choices like Breakfast Hot Plate and Fish and Chippies might fill you up or make your own plate. The latter allows you to pick one style of eggs, toast and any four sides available.

Address: 57 E Coast Rd, Singapore 428773

Monk's Brew Club
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5) The Book Cafe

The cosiness of The Book Cafe makes you feel at home as you work on your laptop while enjoying their food and drink. Plenty of tables and chairs around, coupled with WiFi and some plug points to stay connected. They open as early as 8.30 am and here, you can start your day right with one of their all-day breakfast menus. Order their recommended Eggs Blackstone consisting of toasted English muffins topped with creamy free-range poached eggs, hollandaise sauce, maple bacon and other ingredients. Or go classic with the brekkie-licious Chipolatas & Bacon, Bratwurst or French Toast. They also serve light bites, soups and pasta.

Address: 20 Martin Rd, #01-02 Seng Kee Building, Singapore 239070

The Book Cafe
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6) The Trend cafe-bistro

The Scandinavian-style interior vibe gives you a distinctly cosy feeling upon stepping into The Trend cafe-bistro. As you are getting some laptop work done, enjoy their comfort food options like Mini Butter Croissant, Savoury Croissant and Sourdough Toast. Or go for the fulfilling big breakfast of either meat or meatless style. They also serve curries, burgers, pasta and pizza, to name a few. Need a sweet ending? Their homemade gelato is the answer, offering flavours from Hokkaido Strawberry Milk to Dark Chocolate and Cookies & Cream.

Address: 531 Upper Cross St, #02-41 Hong Lim Complex, Singapore 050531

The Trend cafe-bistro
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7) Twenty Eight Cafe

Operating since 2018, Twenty Eight Cafe’s elegant and spacious interior within the heritage building gets you in the mood with WiFi and plug points for some laptop work. They have plenty of seats to get yourself nice and comfortable. When it comes to the menu, Twenty Eight Cafe tantalises your taste buds with hearty selections of savoury sandwiches, fries, pancakes as well as toast & eggs.

Address: 28 Wilkie Rd, #01-06, Singapore 228051

Twenty Eight Cafe
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8) Well Collective

Great ambience, free WiFi and plug points around to get your laptop juiced up as you work-from-cafe at Well Collective. Their menu offers a diverse range of bites and textures, namely the comforting Japanese Chicken Curry Sando and the healthy Well Daily Acai Bowl. If you are here for breakfast, try their Big Breakfast and the good news is that they have a vegetarian or plant-based option. Others like Signature Avo Toast and Protein Pancakes with Bananas are worthy choices too.

Address: Blk 418 Northshore Drive 02-11/12, 418 Northshore Dr, #2 Northshore Plaza, Singapore 820418

Well Collective
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