Powell's City of Books
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"There's always a line for coffee or food because of the tourists. Three individual workstations with power."
Discovered by J Wong
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Over 3,500 people, all about working from home.
Over 3,500 people, all about working from home.
| Workspace Type | Public space | ||
| Address | |||
| Hours of Operations | See Google | ||
| WiFi Login May include network name, password, or both |
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| WiFi Speed Download/Upload in Mb/s |
2.10 / 2.10 | ||
| Upload Speed | 2.10 | ||
| Download Speed | 2.10 | ||
| Upload Speed | 2.10 | ||
| Network Latency | 33 Ms | ||
| Noise Level | Moderate to low | ||
| Plugs | Limited | ||
| Coffee | espresso | ||
| Food | coffee, sandwiches, pastries, soda | ||
| Group Seating | Yes | ||
| Outdoor Seating | Unknown | ||
| Seating Styles | Small tables, larger tables | ||
| Hours Today | See More | ||
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Over 3,500 people, all about working from home.
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No outlets available anymore.
I come here because it’s on my way to the gym. I make sure my laptop is charged up before coming here, as i don’t like to sit by the burnside windows, as the glare from the sun makes it difficult to see my laptop screen. It’s not quiet but I can focus just fine here most of the time. Sometimes there are smelly homeless people but I think since I complained about it they have fixed that problem. For the most part now the crowd consists of people reading, chatting, or working, rather than finding a place to seek refuge.
As far as World Cup Roasters, the service is great. The same people have worked there for years. They know me and I know them. I usually get some tea, and fill up my water bottle when I need to at the spout.
Most come for the experience and the late night hours. Its normally pretty loud in here but if that’s your thing you’ll enjoy it. Grab a desk by the window w/an outlet for the most bang for your buck. And be sure to try Sizzle Pie (pizza) across the street if you get hungry.
Come early to snag a spot next to an outlet… or come a bit later and make a friend (or three). Earlier in the day it’s quieter than most coffee shops, key if you’re an early bird and you get more sh!t done in the mornings.