Laptop-friendly cafés in Oslo
Cafés in Oslo where you can sit, plug in, and work without a side-eye. Power, space, and a long-stay welcome.
11 cafés · Norway
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=Kaffe (Erlik Oslo Sentrum)
The Akersgata flagship of the Erlik social enterprise sits in Oslo's media and government quarter, pouring Solberg &…
Supreme Roastworks
Opened in 2013 by World Brewers Cup Champion Odd-Steinar Tøllefsen, Supreme Roastworks roasts on a 12-kilo Diedrich…
Erlik Kaffe
Norway's most purpose-driven espresso bar, where every cup funds paid barista training for people rebuilding their…
Pust Kaffebar
Pust was among the first Oslo cafés to pour Jacu, the direct-trade Alesund roastery widely regarded as one of…
Dromedar Kaffebar
Dromedar Kaffebar at Kobbesgate 10 is a neighbourhood-rooted Oslo café serving honest specialty espresso to a loyal…
Kaffa
Kaffa was established in 2005 by World Barista Champion Robert Thoresen as a dedicated roastery expanding from the…
Kaffebrenneriet Markveien
Kaffebrenneriet Markveien 60 sits at the riverward corner of Grünerløkka's most storied street inside an 1895…
Lille Oslo Kaffebrenneri
Lille Oslo Kaffebrenneri roasts every Tuesday on-site at Markveien 58, meaning midweek visitors are greeted by the…
Mocca Kaffebar
Mocca opened in 2001 as Robert Thoresen's companion bar to Java, anchoring a quiet residential stretch of Briskeby at…
Solberg & Hansen Concept Store
Solberg & Hansen has been roasting coffee since 1879, making it one of the oldest surviving coffee companies in…
Stockfleths Prinsens Gate
Stockfleths traces its origins to 1895 and is widely regarded as Oslo's most historically significant specialty…
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Good to know
These Oslo cafés are laptop-friendly: they tolerate long stays, generally have seating and outlets, and don't push you out after one cup. Always check peak-hour signage, since some limit laptops on weekends.
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