For the untethered freelancers, screenwriters and artists in Los Angeles who have the freedom to work remotely, it can get a bit mundane setting up shop at home each day. Wouldn’t it be nice to sprawl out in a hidden oasis with free WiFi? Look no further than the West Hollywood Design District. We’ve got you covered! Check out our top spots to work remotely.
West Hollywood Library
The library is the classic quiet space to nestle up with your laptop and work. The WeHo library is clean, organized, and decked out in modern furniture. Enjoy plenty of natural light from the many wall to ceiling windows. Grab a spot with a grand view, looking over the Pacific Design Center, or you can even reserve a private room! You get 3 hours of free parking with validation. When leaving, don’t forget to check out the elaborate art murals on the parking structure by the famous Retna, Kenny Scharf, and Shepard Fairey.
photo by @masonmhughes
Alfred Coffee & Kitchen
Glide down Glosser Alley and you will find Alfred Coffee, a chic throwback to a classic coffeehouse. With the baristas toward the back of the shop, you can distance yourself from the bustling Melrose shoppers, passing by for their daily caffeine fix. You will find plenty of fellow freelancers, collaborating on projects at the farm table or posted up on the patio with their pup. There is 2 hour metered street parking and valet available just down Melrose at Restoration Hardware.
Photo by @alfred
Verve Coffee Roasters
Verve is one big, bright space with plenty of seating options. Enjoy a cup of coffee outside on the great patio. Get there early and plant yourself by an outlet, as this is a popular spot with free WiFi. The super mellow vibes and stylish decor will keep you coming back. You can find lots of metered street parking spaces.
Photo by @vervecoffee
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