Recommendation: go early on a sunny day and sit in the back garden with your shoes off 4 Stay for: overhearing conversations between geniuses Go here for: the outdoor seating and great lunch options The line is often long and you might have to share tables but it’s worth it for the great vibe and yes they also allow dogs. They have communal working spaces as well as cosy two person tables, excellent for meetings, and a few seats on the street for a more continental vibe. They also have a lovely garden with some excellent summer sun spots, but any day of the week it’s hard to get a table. Situated near the Fitzwilliam museum, the engineering and history of art departments of the university, Trumping Street Hot Numbers makes for a more bustling environment. Here you will find academics and engineers, as well as a lot more students. They have the same great coffee and expertise but the clientele are entirely different. It might seem like cheating to use a different branch of the same café, but this is an entirely different space to work in.
Recommendation: Talk to the knowledgeable baristas about the different coffees and try something new 3 Go here for: good coffee, good community and live music They even open late on Thursday and Friday with live jazz, good beer and food vans. They have a great menu of contemporary lunch dishes that they worked on in partnership with a top-notch chef. The coffee is ‘third wave’ to a very high standard and they roast it themselves. Plenty of people work here but if you go on a weekday there’s usually plenty of space. There’s a mix of people coming and going all the time families, students, coffee nerds, writers and best of all, it’s dog friendly. Situated in the old Dales Brewery, a stunning turn of the century building, Hot Numbers has a vibe I’m yet to find elsewhere. Recommendation: come before 12 for the vegan pancakes with coconut yogurt, or if you’re later get the rainbow bowl 2 Go here for: impressing people in a meeting with good coffee They even open late sometimes with an evening menu and a fantastic gin and tonic. It’s also very close to Kelsey Kerridge, so it’s a good spot for post workout power food. Other than us, the regulars are local businesses, lawyers, professors and various other high-powered people. It’s a perfect space to arrange a meeting, and you won’t be the only one doing it.
They love cycling, and even have their own branded cycling kit. And yes, they do still do bacon sandwiches.
#BEST PLACE TO WRITE AND DRINK FULL#
They have a health-focused menu, offering veggie and vegan dishes, breakfasts packed full of goodness and juices prepared fresh each day.
#BEST PLACE TO WRITE AND DRINK WINDOWS#
Not to mention, the vintage bicycles suspended from the ceiling and the giant windows that make the place perfectly Instagrammable. The décor alone is a reason to go, with Scandinavian furnishings and gallery space along the walls. It’s a big open plan industrial space, which has been designed impeccably. Espresso Library is situated on the far side of Parker’s Piece.
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