In country known for its coffee, you can certainly expect to find some excellent cafes for remote workers in Bogota. The city, like the rest of the country, has a strong coffee culture and the roasting/brewing process is taken seriously at all coffee-shops. Taken to be points of convergence for locals and foreigners alike, coffee-houses in Bogota are also well-designed and inviting to those looking to spend some time working or tasting the specialty brews. Of course, you’ll find some of the best cafes in the city’s popular districts in the center and north of Bogota, but also expect to find smaller cafeterias everywhere in town. Below we highlight some of the most popular cafes for remote workers in Bogota.
This is certainly one of the most popular cafe for remote workers in Bogota and, on any given day, you are bound to find other visitors and locals here with their laptops. Located in the bustling, affluent Zona Norte around the city’s main entertainment district, Azahar Cafe 93 offers its own blends of coffee served through a variety of methods. Seating is plentiful and varied, with individual and group spaces available. This cafe also has some of the most reliable private wifi in the city as well as easy access to outlets throughout. The space is filled with natural light and easy to reach via public transport and taxi. Close by is the popular Virrey Park and some of the top restaurants in the city.
Amor Perfecto’s coffee beans are now sold around the world and this firm, founded in 1997, is known across Colombia as a leader in the industry. There are four branches in Bogota but the one located in Chapinero Alto is favored for its central location and welcoming vibe. This cafe has great wifi and offers a varied selection of specialty coffee. Here you will be served by professional and friendly baristas interested in making sure you have a special coffee experience. The space itself is small and cozy but with plenty of natural light and wonderful dessert options. There is even an open outdoors space here, if you wish to get some fresh air!
This is a unique cafe for remote workers in Bogota. The space is located in the city’s arts district and takes pride in being the city’s “cultural corner”. Luvina is also a bookstore and servers here are intellectuals ready to assist with even the most obscure book necessities. The space regularly hosts cultural and social events, and is a favorite among visitors to the city as well as the local academic community. By night, you will certainly want to try the philosopher-themed cocktails here, and on weekends its fabulous brunches are well-known in La Macarena. Wifi is plentiful and, spanning two floors, Luvina offers spaces for all types of work.
Also located in La Macarena, right in front of the iconic Santamaría Bullring, Azimos is a fantastic cafe for remote workers in Bogota interested in healthy and organic products. This cafe/restaurant is known for its variety of organic and responsibly-sourced goods and ingredients, as well as its delicious lunches and juices. The space itself is very well-lit, ample and with great seating options. The desserts here are incredible and freshly-baked bread is also on offer, as well as a variety of other organic and gluten-free products. There is great wifi available and the cafe is within walking distance of the city’s main museums and transport links.
Cafe Varietale is a favorite among the city’s many students and there are two branches in Bogota, one close to the exclusive Andes University and another close to the famous Javeriana University. The one by Javeriana is popular for its ample space and natural light, as well as unpretentious decor and comfortable seating. The space offers a varied menu with specialty coffee and dessert options, and there is a welcoming outdoor seating area. The atmosphere is lively and vibrant, making it a great place to come with friends or meet others in the city. Cafe Varietale also offers basic and advanced coffee courses.
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