Ultimate Co-working Café Guide for Smart Working in Rome (2025 Edition)

Find the best laptop-friendly cafés in Rome for remote work, creative flow, and community vibes (listed by neighborhood).

Whether you're a freelancer, remote worker in Rome, digital nomad, or just in need of a change of scenery, the Eternal City offers an impressive lineup of laptop-friendly cafés that go beyond good espresso. From leafy courtyards to modern design hubs, here’s your neighborhood guide to co-working cafés in Rome, curated by our Let’s Meet in Rome! community.

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Trieste

• Shell Libreria Bistrot

Centro Storico & Around

• Chiostro del Bramante – A tranquil courtyard meets artistic vibes (paid entrance).

• Caffè Delle Arti 

• Caffè delle Esposizioni 

• Cinema Troisi – Modern design, indie charm, and laptop-friendly.

• Caffè Letterario – A local legend for creatives and thinkers alike.

• Coffee Capitol (Terrazza Caffarelli)

• Casina del Salvi

  
  

Trastevere & Testaccio

• Libreria Zalib

• Tulipane

• Panella

• Spazio Sette

• Honey Honey

  
  

Prati & Vatican Area

• Maxxi – Rome’s contemporary art museum café, full of inspiration.

• Vivi Le Serre – Lush greenery and greenhouse-like ambiance.

• Trecaffé Bistrot Vaticano – Cozy specialty coffee spot near the Vatican, perfect for a good espresso and laptop time.

  
  

San Lorenzo & University Zone

• Materia  – Minimalist and modern with an artsy edge, perfect for those who need inspiration while working (check their Instagram page for the opening hours)

• Marziali 1922

  
  

Monti & Esquilino

• Casadante  – Warm and welcoming, with cozy corners and a relaxed pace that invites you to settle in and focus.

• Forno&Conti

• Sensorio Coffee Lab

  
  

Pigneto

• La Bottiglieria – Wine bar by night, chill workspace by day. A local favorite for quiet hours and low-key charm.

• The Forum – A trendy, art-filled café with plenty of plugs and a calm, inspiring vibe.

• Zazie nel Metró – Quirky, colorful, and full of character.

  
  

Piazza Bologna & Nomentano

• Flour (Piazza Bologna)

• Casa Matti

• Le Levain Café – French pastries + focused work sessions? Yes please.

  
  

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Why Work from a Café in Rome?

• Most cafés welcome laptops and remote workers

• Great for digital nomads and remote workers in Rome seeking community and connection

• Perfect for smart working in Rome with coffee, comfort, and culture

• Discover a new favorite neighborhood while staying productive

  
  

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