The Best Cafés with Wi-Fi and Outlets in Downtown Vancouver

If you’re searching for the perfect spot to work or study in downtown Vancouver, you’re in for a treat. As a passionate tea and coffee connoisseur, and local Vancouverite, I’ve immersed myself in the city’s vibrant café scene, uncovering the best places that offer not only exceptional beverages but also cozy spaces to focus. With essential amenities like Wi-Fi and outlets, these cafés are ideal for a productive day.

With years of experience exploring and curating the best tea and coffee spots, I know exactly what makes a café shine. Whether it’s the quality of beans, the precision of steeping, the expertise of the baristas, or the inviting atmosphere, these cafés provide the perfect backdrop for enjoying Vancouver’s finest brews while getting work done.

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1. Caffè Super Veloce

Located at 1112 Hamilton St, Caffè Super Veloce combines a sleek, modern design with high-quality coffee. The café is well-equipped with reliable Wi-Fi, making it a top choice for those who need a productive workspace. If you need an outlet, there is one table located near a power source so it’s the luck of the draw to grab this spot.

Luckily I find that this cafe is often not busy which is why it’s one of my favourite spots to work downtown.

Italian aesthetic: flag colours with a sporty feel.

Potted fiddle leaf fig trees in the café are some of the largest and healthiest I’ve seen!

The inviting atmosphere and excellent espresso at Caffè Super Veloce make it a favourite spot for working or studying. My husband and I enjoy the protein smoothies here and I also relish their energy balls for a quick boost.

Sleek spacious environment at Caffè Super Veloce boasts high ceilings and countertop or low table seating.

Excellent coffee and protein smoothies at this Italian caffè.

Located near Canada Place and the Convention Centre downtown.

Spacious interior design of Caffè Super Veloce is a work of art.

2. Coffee Bar Gastown

Nestled in the heart of Gastown at 215 Carrall St, Coffee Bar Gastown is a blend of historic charm and modern conveniences. Known for its artisanal coffee and comfortable seating, the café offers ample outlets and strong Wi-Fi. It’s an ideal spot to get work done while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of one of Vancouver’s most iconic neighbourhoods.

My husband eating a wrap while blogging remotely.

3. Xing Fu Tang Granville Station

*Update: As of February 2025, this location has closed, but you can still find some of the best bubble tea 🧋 in Vancouver and a cosy workspace at their Lansdowne, Richmond and Brentwood, Burnaby locations.

This one is for all my bubble tea lovers! Conveniently located at 799 Granville Street underground in Granville Station, Xing Fu Tang is a cozy spot famous for its delicious Taiwanese bubble tea. The café also caters to those needing a workspace, offering accessible outlets and reliable Wi-Fi. Enjoy a refreshing drink or a sweet treat while staying productive.

Xing Fu Tang in Granville subway station downtown.

Clean environment with 3 outlets at the bar seats.

Non-dairy brown sugar pearl milk tea is delicious.

Solo work spot in the heart of downtown Vancouver.

Honestly my favourite boba shop in Vancouver’s downtown district.

4. Kafka’s Coffee

Kafka’s Coffee, with two work-zone focused downtown locations at 377 E Hastings St and 341 W Cambie St, offers a spacious, inviting environment perfect for both relaxation and work. The café is well-regarded for its quality coffee and ample outlets, alongside stable Wi-Fi. It’s an excellent choice for anyone needing a comfortable place to focus and eat one of the best breakfast sandwiches in town meanwhile!

Kafka’s Coffee downtown is the optimum place to work.

5. Timbertrain Coffee Roasters

Nestled at 311 W Cordova Street in the vibrant Gastown district, Timbertrain Coffee Roasters is a beloved spot for coffee enthusiasts. Renowned for its superb coffee, top-notch food, and stylish ambiance, this coffeehouse provides ample outlets and high-speed Wi-Fi. Its contemporary design and cozy seating make it a excellent workspace.

Must-visit coffee pitstop in Gastown, Vancouver.

Purchase quality coffee as the perfect souvenir.

Cosy seating accomodates groups and solo visitors.

Definitely happy with the java jolt from the drip coffee at Timbertrain!

My husband nursing his AM java on a autumn November day.

6. Nelson the Seagull

Located at 315 Carrall St, Nelson the Seagull is known for its relaxed vibe and excellent coffee. The café offers a range of outlets and reliable Wi-Fi, making it a popular choice for those who want to work in a laid-back environment. With its tasty pastries and strong coffee, it’s a great spot to set up for a productive day.

Freshly baked loaves on display at Nelson the Seagull.

Generous avocado toast on sourdough with butter and poached egg(s): one or two.

Cosy rustic seating in an old building with original tile and large bay windows feels homey and relaxing.

For penny tiles and avocado toast, Nelson the Seagull is it!

Mid-century furniture give Nelson the Seagull a dated charm.

7. East Van Roasters

Situated at 319 Carrall St, East Van Roasters is renowned for its artisanal chocolates and excellent coffee. Although the name would suggest this café is located in East Vancouver, it’s actually right downtown bordering on the Gastown and Chinatown neighbourhoods right next door to Nelson the Seagull. For the best cafés in East Vancouver with outlets and wifi, check out my blog post: “Caffeine & Creativity: East Van’s Best Work-Friendly Cafés.“

Original tile and reclaimed brick walls with convenient wooden bench seating and ample outlets at East Van Roasters makes this an ideal spot to park yourself down and get some work done.

East Van Roasters provides a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of outlets and dependable Wi-Fi. It’s a fantastic spot for those who want to enjoy high-quality coffee and hot chocolate beverages while working in a cozy setting.

8. Deville Coffee – The Post

Deville Coffee inside The Post building on Dunsmuir is a cozy downtown spot for a relaxing coffee break or work session. Though Deville has locations on Seymour, Thurlow, and Burrard, this newest spot at 366 Dunsmuir is the quietest, with better chances for outlet seating. With plush chairs and warm lighting, it’s perfect for comfort and style, inviting extended visits. Ideal for laptop work, outlets are conveniently placed.

Open concept space at Deville Coffee – The Post.

Order drinks and snacks or pick up a bag of coffee to take home.

Don’t miss the seasonal pumpkin spice latte paired with a buttery croissant or Nanaimo bar. Deville also offers vegan treats, ensuring something for everyone. For a quick recharge or leisurely coffee, Deville Coffee – The Post combines treats, coziness, and city charm.

Working on Quest for Durian with a PSL at Deville Coffee – The Post.

Delectable cookies and pastry selection at Deville Coffee.

Elevate Your Workday in Downtown Vancouver

Downtown Vancouver, Canada is teeming with cafés that serve outstanding coffee and provide an ideal environment for working or studying. Whether you prefer the sleek style of Caffè Super Veloce or the warm, inviting atmosphere of Nelson the Seagull, these spots offer dependable Wi-Fi and plenty of outlets to keep you productive and caffeinated. If you’re a local Vancouverite or a traveller just passing through, these cafés are perfect for staying connected and accomplishing tasks.

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How’s your Canada trip planning going? When you’re traversing your way through Vancouver‘s central core, be sure to save this guide to the best cafés with outlet plugs and WiFi in downtown Vancouver so you can instantly find your java fix instantly and use energy from that caffeine break to keep exploring!

If you’re looking for more work-friendly spots in East Van, check out my guide to the best work-friendly cafés in East Vancouver. And if you’re looking for a top matcha cafe in your Vancouver neighbourhood, I’ve curated the ultimate travel guide!

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Until next time,

♥ Agni