Where to Work Remote Around the Beltline
Find your next go-to productivity spot along the corridor
- Parks & Trails
Sometimes a change in scenery can be just what you need to get your work done. Whether you’re working from home or studying for class, the Beltline offers plenty of places for you to get comfortable and power through your to-do list. Here are a few recommendations:
Eastside Trail
Switchyards offers a coworking space thoughtfully designed for creatives, freelancers, and entrepreneurs to lock into their work outside of the office. With comfortable lounge-style seating and unlimited coffee, it’s an easy place to settle in and stay inspired throughout the day. Individual memberships start at $100 per month.
Brash Coffee is the spot for answering emails with a view—surrounded by walkers, cyclists, and fellow trail goers. Pair a cup of their strong coffee with your motivation to get things done, and you’re bound to accomplish what you’ve planned and more.
Northwest Trail
Get settled into a productive rhythm at Bloom Coffee, with a welcoming atmosphere and neighborhood charm that makes it easy to stay awhile. Order a flavorful drink—like their sea salt maple latte—open your laptop and let the productivity follow.
Prevail Union offers a bright, welcoming space that’s perfect for remote work sessions. Grab a thoughtfully brewed coffee, find a seat, and enjoy a calm atmosphere that makes it easy to stay focused.
Coffeeman’s laid-back vibe is just right to keep you on track. Try their iced matcha—sourced from Japan—or go for a smooth iced latte, then settle in. It’s an easygoing spot where productivity comes naturally.
Southeast Trail
Park Grounds combines great coffee with a community feel, making it a popular stop for locals working remotely. The cozy atmosphere and spacious patio create a comfortable place to settle in for a few hours.
Drip is a small but stylish coffee shop known for its quality espresso drinks and friendly atmosphere. It’s a great spot to post up with your laptop while enjoying a carefully crafted cup of coffee.
Southside Trail
Known for sourcing beans directly from its own farm, Finca to Filter is a woman-owned cafe offering a welcoming space where you can enjoy high-quality coffee while catching up on work.
Peoplestown Coffee Bar is a warm neighborhood café that’s perfect for a low-key work session. With an expansive menu, and espresso made from locally roasted beans, it’s an easy place to settle in and focus for a while.
Southwest Trail
With flexible memberships starting at $80 a month, Plywood Place is a coworking space great spot to plug into a creative, community-driven environment. With fast internet and vibrant shared spaces, it offers an energizing change of scenery for staying productive throughout the day.
Start your day at Portrait Coffee, where you can get things done in a bright purpose-driven atmosphere. With specialty drinks like their banana bread latte, it's a simple way to liven up your workday and break from the routine.
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