Whether you are looking for the best coffee shops to study in San Diego or a quiet cafe with wifi to get some work done, check out the list of recommended places below. Show
I work remotely and over the past few years I have spent a lot of time working from different places in San Diego. Some cities are more suitable for remote workers and digital nomads than others. And I have to say, San Diego has so many coffee shops to work from plus great co-working options making this a perfect city for working remotely! From the large number of coffee shops in San Diego, it’s hard to choose just a few top places. But, I talked to a lot of other remote workers and students and these are the ones we call our favorites. Not only because of the good coffee but also because they offer good Wifi, enough space and a nice atmosphere to find a comfortable place to set up your office for a few hours. They tend to be the more quiet coffee shops, making them great places to study in San Diego as well. 1. Lestat’s Coffee House on Adams Avenue3343 Adams Ave  I love this place! Open from 6:30am until midnight, 7 days a week and almost always packed with many people working away on their laptops. Although it’s quite a big coffee shop the cozy atmosphere almost makes it feel like you are at home. Plus they offer good coffee, great sandwiches, and good Wifi. It can get busy, especially around lunchtime, plus if you are unlucky you might have to park a few blocks away. Lestat’s also has a coffee shop on Park Blvd and one in Hillcrest. 2. Jennings House Cafe (previously called Living Room)1018 Rosecrans Street I’ve long lost track of the number of hours I’ve spent working from here. Located in a converted home, this casual coffee shop is loved by people who have some work or studying to do. Although it can get quite crowded downstairs, you’ll normally be able to find a quiet spot upstairs. Wifi is good and there are plugs everywhere. Their prices are reasonable, they have a delicious selection of pastries and a good lunch menu. Note: check their opening hours before you go here. At the time of writing their opening hours are limited (from 6am until 2pm, Friday – Tuesday) but this might change. 3. Caffe Calabria3933 30th St If you are craving a good Italian cup of coffee this is the place to go! Definitely a step more serious than your neighborhood coffee shop. Their Italian paninis are delicious, and so are their pizzas baked in a custom-built wood-fired oven. This cafe is a great place for an early start with a good cup of coffee, but also for a working lunch or dinner. They open at 7am every day. Unfortunately they do close at 2:30pm on Monday and Tuesday (10pm on other days). 4. Crushed967 Garnet Ave Crushed is a bar/restaurant and not a coffee shop but this trendy place in Pacific Beach is a good spot to get some work done and either have a delicious brunch or grab a beer while you finish up for the day. Their mimosas are good too! They don’t open until 10am, but they do stay open until 8pm, 7 days a week. 5. Brick & Bell Café928 Silverado St. & 2216 Avenida de la Playa If you are looking for an early start to get some work or studying done, Brick & Bell is a perfect option! They open every day at 6am, and apart from roasting their own coffee, they also bake fresh pastry every morning. Their scones are a favorite of many! They have two locations in La Jolla, and both offer breakfast and lunch options. They close around 5pm. 6. Cafe Virtuoso1616 National Avenue If you are in need of a good cup of coffee or tea this is the place to go! Cafe Virtuoso is a local artisan coffee roaster focusing exclusively on fair trade and organic coffees. Their baristas are very friendly and knowledgeable and their choices of coffee are great. The place has a cool, industrial vibe unlike any other coffee shop in San Diego. The roastery is open to the public so you can watch coffee being roasted and buy some roasted coffee beans to take home. Downside: although they open reasonably early (7.30am on weekdays) they do close at 2pm. But it’s a great place to start your workday! 7. Communal Coffee2335 University Ave Communal Coffee is a great coffee shop to work or study in. Their North Park location is my favorite, but they also have a cafe in South Park and one in Oceanside. With a bright, modern interior it’s a very good setting to get some work done. I love coming here for breakfast because apart from good coffee they also have great breakfast options. The menu at each location is slightly different, and so are the opening hours, so check those before you decide where to go. Map of the Best Coffee Shops to Study or Work in San DiegoAnother Option to Work or Study: San Diego LibrariesThe San Diego public library has over 30 locations so there is a good chance there is one near you. The central library on Park Boulevard is a large, modern library with good Wifi, ample seating and a great selection of books, magazines, and newspapers. Most other locations are small and often quiet making them good options as well to get some work or studying done. The biggest downside of all public library locations in San Diego: they don’t open until 9.30am or even later. Find all locations and further information here >> Coworking Spaces in San DiegoAre you looking for a more permanent place to work from? Or would you like to network with other remote workers? Then San Diego has a great number of coworking spaces to choose from spread around the city. They can be a bit pricey but most of them do offer a lot of extra services, events, and networking opportunities. Some offer a free day pass so that you can try it out first! A couple of popular coworking spaces in San Diego are Downtown Works and We Work. But, simply do a Google search for a coworking space near you and visit them to decide if that could work for you. If You Are in San Diego or Thinking About Traveling to San Diego, Also Read:
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